Where By Would Gold Be With Out Governments Intervention? | Gold News And Discussions
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Created on 18 April 2012 Last Updated on 19 April 2012 admin 0 Comments Our friends at Gata share their vision of where Gold may be heading despite continued price suppression GATA cant offer as much encouragement as wed like, since were not an investment adviser and since the price suppression can continue indefinitely, even forever, as long as enough institutions and individuals who think theyre buying gold and silver purchase only paper claims and never take delivery from the purported sellers and move the metal outside the banking system.
Such investment behavior facilitates the infinite increase of imaginary gold, the mechanism of price suppression. The evidence is that Asia is changing things, but does GATA know how much more gold the Western central banks are prepared to dishoard to help keep the price down, or how many payoffs the U.S. government is ready to work in the futures and derivatives markets through JPMorganChase to discourage investors from taking delivery? They dont tell us their plans.
We just pick up on their traces More at GATA tells the past well enough, but were not in charge of the future In this video Ed Steer, publisher of the Casey Researchs Gold Silver Daily newsletter reflects upon GATAs successes and failures re: taking on the Fed and the US government. In addition, Ed discusses where gold and silver would be, if the full faith and credit of the worlds governments was not aligned against it. Tweets on gold price suppression James Turk answers Doug Caseys Qs abt #gold price suppression |
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