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Gold And Silver - Bankers Can [Will] Steal Your Cash But Cannot Take Your Gold/Silver

Feb. 16, 2014 8:28 PM ET
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Saturday 15 February 2014

Bankers can and will steal your cash, but there is no way they can
take your personally owned and personally held gold and silver. The
ongoing plan for 2014 is to buy and hold even more gold and silver
and reduce your exposure to cash held in any bank. Just keep
enough to cover week by week expenses, and keep the rest of your
cash at home, under the mattress, in a safe, buried in the backyard,
anywhere but in a bank.

ANYONE who keeps money in any banking system in the Western
world is sending an RSVP to bankers to access your funds, and they
will not disappoint. The confiscation of Cyprus banking accounts was
bandied about as a template for other countries. "No, that would
never happen," was a constant refrain. Well, it was just the
beginning.

If there is one thing about which you can be certain, concerning cash
held on deposit, the government, [pick a country], has plans to steal
it. The bankers new motto: "What's yours is ours."

You think Cyprus was a single event? It was an elite trial balloon.
The blowback from it? Not much, really. Financial shock and awe,
to be sure, especially for Cypriots, but just like every other banker-
created scam, there are no real consequences. The elites carefully
monitored world response and learned one thing: more of the same,
in some fashion or similar form will work, and we
[the bankers] will
get away with it.

Another example: Read this excerpt from the IMF October
publication "Taxing Times" which states on page 49: A One Off
Capital Levy
:

The sharp deterioration of the public finances in many countries
has revived interest in a "capital levy"- a one-off tax on private
wealth-as an exceptional measure to restore debt
sustainability. The appeal is that such a tax, if it is implemented
before avoidance is possible and there is a belief that it will
never be repeated, does not distort behavior (and may be seen
by some as fair).

The cunning and planning goes on behind closed doors on an ongoing
basis. Then there was this article from Reuters: EU Executive See
Personal Savings Used To Plug Gap
.

"the savings of the European Union's 500 million citizens
could be used to fund long-term investments to boost the
economy and help plug the gap left by banks since the
financial crisis,
an EU document says.

In other words, all of the trillions of $$$ used to prop up every single insolvent bank in the Western world has failed to boost any
economy, and the reason why it has failed is because the bankers
are keeping the money for themselves, not lending it out. Every
economy is being starved of capital.

The solution? "The Commission will ask the bloc's insurance
watchdog in the second half of this year for advice on a possible draft law "to mobilize more personal pension savings for long-term
financing
", the document said."

Doesn't that sound economically viable?! It is EU doublespeak: to
mobilize more personal savings,
in normal words means "confiscate,"
or more to the point, "steal." The central planners never stop
planning, and your savings and deposits are in their crosshairs.

The bankers are not stopping there, however. The ultimate goal? All
pensions, IRAs, 401ks, whatever form your retirement funds are in
will be switched, for your own good, of course, to the safety and
guaranteed security of government bonds. You will be assured of a
few percentage points of interest. What, 1, 2, 3 percent? With
inflation running at 8 to 10 percent, minimum, at least in the real
world? Such a deal.

Obama has introduced the MyRA account, and just like Obamacare,
it is for the "benefit" of the public good. It is the prelude for
eventually taking over the country's entire pension programs, taking
over all the accounts, [stealing your lifetime savings], and
exchanging them for the US Treasury Bonds the Fed cannot sell to
countries anymore. This is the only way the US government can
cover its trillion $ [and growing] deficit spending.

What is wrong with this picture?

Who elected the bankers? Who elected the EU members that run
Europe like their own ATM? They all are empowered by the elite
shadow rulers. What is worse, people are not rebelling. Instead, all
acquiesce to the whims of the central bankers.

"All" is close but not quite accurate. There are the relatively few who
own and hold silver and gold, immune, to that extent, from the theft
of banking funds/pension funds/ mutual funds/corporate and
government bonds, any form of paper thought to have value.

Rest assured that those who impose [steal] "special situations" are
exempt themselves. All of your hard-earned money and life savings
are needed to prop up the insolvent banks, pay for all the banker
bonuses and lavish lifestyles, because the bankers will never be held
accountable to the financial problems they created, and you must
now pay for their mistakes for no bankers are ever held accountable, just you and your neighbors.

We are all free to make choices. From what we can determine,
financially smart people own and personally hold, and continue to
buy gold and silver, the most durable "wealth" preserver of all. The
word "wealth" is used for lack of a better choice in the asset class
of precious metals. There has been no wealth preservation owning
gold and silver for the past few years, stated and acknowledged.
However, that is a very short time frame from which to measure.

The choice is simple: paper or hard assets? Owning gold or silver
ETFs or futures are paper and not a claim on the physical. Accept
no substitutes. For those who choose to remain within the banking system, the risks are known, and if accepted for what the central
bankers are planning, made public by the way, there can be no
complaining when funds are lost.

The charts remain the most viable way of keeping a pulse on the
price of gold and the gold price. Some make a distinction, but the
effect has been of no consequence from a pragmatic point of view.
Our weekly charts and assessment follow:

As a reminder, the charts are in contradistinction to physical gold and silver. Everyone should be buying physical gold and silver as often as possible, and price is not the most important issue, owning it is. The
charts reference the paper form of gold and silver, but they relate to
the price of the physical, by extension, as a general guide.

The past two weeks have been the best for gold in several months.
We maintain the belief that extraordinarily higher prices for gold and
silver are not going to happen, in the near term. Maybe sometime in
2014, it is too soon to tell. What is more important are the events
like those discussed above that are setting the stage for eventual
higher prices.

What should be of primary concern for buyers of the physical is the
availability. It may not always be readily available, as it is now, and
that should be a driving motivation for their acquisition. For those
who already own PMs, particularly at higher prices, do not fret.
Their value will go back to levels paid, and much higher. Just be
patient. It is short-sighted to measure one's holdings based on price as opposed to the reason for buying them in the first place.

If you do not complain about paying for car or house insurance that
does not get used, why complain about PM holdings from higher
prices? Stay focused. Events are unfolding in an alarming manner,
and people should be very worried about what is going to happen.
Look at Cyprus, Greece, Venezuela, Ukraine to get an idea of how
ugly things can, and will get.

The weekly chart shows the current down trend weakening but not
ending. As is pointed out in the weekly silver chart, one only need
look at the rally that began in June, 2013. If anyone thought the
breaking of a TL [Trend Line] meant the end of a bear market, look
again. It takes time for a trend to change, and with the exception of
a "V-Bottom," there are a few phases that mark trend changes.

The Bearish Spacing still stands out for what could be formidable
resistance, yet to be determined. As a reminder, bearish spacing
exists when the last swing high, August 2013, fails to reach the lows
of the last swing low, May 2012. It indicates sellers did not feel the
need to see how the swing low would be retested. They aggressively
embarked upon their selling campaign certain that lower prices were
next.

The August swing high will be defended by those who sold at that
level, which will make it resistance. There is a relatively smaller
resistance level, marked on the chart, at 1360.4, a smaller swing
high. How the market responds to the known resistance levels will
give an indication of the character of the existing trend.

GC W 15 Feb 14

The daily trend is up, as defined by a two higher highs with a higher
low in between. Once price rallied above 1280, it formed a higher
high and confirmed a change in trend on the daily. Once that was
confirmed, it was then easier to put the previous market activity
into a context that supported the change in trend. Sometimes,
recognizing changes can only be determined in hindsight.

The two wide range bars, with arrows under each, anchored the rally in gold. There was no way to know beforehand that gold would make higher daily lows for 10 days straight, and that left no [normal]
reaction in which to buy. This is a decided change in market
behavior, and if sustained, will continue building on the up trend just
under way.

The primary resistance at 1360 is the same on the daily and weekly,
giving greater weight to the daily chart. A lesser, potential resistance level is also shown by the dashed line from a failed retest rally,
marked on the chart.

Money is not made buying potential resistance, which the 1280 area
represented, and for that reason, we were not buyers and missed
the last half of the rally. We did catch some of the earlier portion of
it, however.

What we know for certain is that every market will have a normal
correction, and it is at that point one can take a position with a more
clearly defined risk. For now, we remain on the sidelines in the paper futures.

GC D 15 Feb 14

Pointing out the importance of not jumping to any conclusion that last week's strong rally has change the trend, a look back at the first
arrow shows an earlier strong rally that did not change the trend.
Everything needs to be confirmed, and the rally from the first arrow
was never confirmed as a change in trend. Patience is a virtue in the
markets.

SI W 15 Feb 14

Friday's rally in silver was impressive, coming out of the protracted
TR, [Trading Range]. When you measure from point "A" to point "B,"
that "stored energy" accumulated during the trading range reveals
that the upside rally potential can carry silver to the 25 area, and
even challenge the all important 26 resistance.

Silver also has bearish spacing, shown on the weekly chart, but it is
not as great as the gold bearish spacing. There is a good possibility
that silver can outperform gold, on the next important rally.

The "D/S" designated Demand overcoming Supply, and the sharp
volume increase is very supportive of the rally. A great place to get
long is on the retest of the breakout, and we will be watching how
the next retest unfolds.

SI D 15 Feb 14

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