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>Gold and Silver ETF Inventory Changes For 2013 - 942 Tonnes of Western Gold Gone  - Jesse - Le Cafe Américain
Yeah Digger;

What i really get a kick from is that those charts are
so far from a balance sheet.

The Gold Bullion Inventory Changes chart shows -552.6 tonnes,
but adding the rest of the negative outflows: 102.5, 63, 55.9, 54, 41.9, 40.1
28.1, 9.7, 5.4, 8.0....makes
me laugh,,,,,, what, India only got 19 to the positive?

Where did all that inventory end up????? "....in the ocean?"
LOL....one thing for sure, not an ounce ended up in the safes of the Red-Arrow-Hunger-Games-Food-Stampers
hanging desperately around.....in their dingy underpants.....lol.....

Obviously, they bought all that gold and sold all of that silver.......where else could all that silver have come from?....

The bottom of the ocean? Pulled from steerage class at the bottom and
way bellow the waterline of dingy RAHGFS underpants?

Is it too much to ask for a bar-graph of the net plus side accumulators of gold
probably China, but heck, half the data is still half the data - but
the ocean is a big hole, if ever there was one bigger than the RAHGFS's....

Oh well, good news, those RAHGFS's have gotten a load of silver out of their shorts,
maybe enough weight relieved so they can go for a walk in the park without fear of an
uncontrolled dump.

-Plat


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Début de l'article :The drain of gold from the Western ETFs and Funds is apparent.  About 942 net tonnes have been removed.  This compares to the 856 tonnes that had been removed as of mid-December.   That is quite a bit of bullion moving out in just a few weeks. But even more notably, this is in sharp contrast to silver, which has had about 992 net tonnes added.   On a percentage basis silver has had a worse price performance this year compared to gold, so ascribing this to investor preference seems a bit thin. ... Lire la suite
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