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Gold Fights For $1500 - Stewart Thomson - Graceland Update

I used to assiduously follow Mr. Thomson's articles. But like most of the other gold writers here and elsewhere, he has suffered, much like his preferred golden investment vehicle a crisis of confidence and a significant and corresponding diminishment of his overall credibility As a result, I put much less "stock" in what he has had to say. Along with Turk, Sinclair, Embry, Butler and all the rest, his track record has grown so disappointingly dismal with each successive outing, that his comments can be be gainfully dismissed as he, along with the others mentioned, try to save face by stumbling over themselves with a now incessant back pedaling away from their now ridiculous prognostications, or even worse, an even more unreasoned embrace of the grandiose afflatus of $50,000 gold which Mr. Sinclair is presently trumpeting. Even more ludicrous of course is his support of the moribund and hopeless mining sector in the face of all reason. Most surprising is the fact that Mr. Thomson, being the loyal day trader he is, never mentions the COMEX and bullion bank manipulations which have become the last refuge of his contemporaries in their abysmal failure to realize that such a grossly manipulated and corrupted market is impossible to adequately assess in the short term. A small acknowledgment of JPM's accounting for more than 99% of the recent COMEX selling might go a long way to an understanding of the hole that a lot of late gold investors at the least now find themselves in .Of course he has his paying subscribers and investors to assuage, encourage, and further string along and other than solely to that purpose his published comments have become largely irrelevant. The only point to gold is to own and hold for the long term for as he suggests in perhaps a moment of rare lucidity, "Clearly, investing in gold requires lots of patience!"

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Début de l'article :Graceland Updates 1.Recently, many bullish gold analysts have started questioning their own theory that money printing causes inflation.2.Commodity prices have fallen, despite accelerated QE.I would argue that money printing does cause inflation, but only if what is printed overwhelms the assets that are destroyed, in global markets.3.The Fed continues to buy billions of dollars of illiquid and arguably-worthless OTC derivatives each month, with printed money.If the Fed printed more money than w... Lire la suite

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