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  • Short Gold For The Long Haul [View article]
    "Remember that none of the points you just made have changed over the past 1.5 years"

    Nope, you are correct. The problems have only gotten worse. In response to that, the market correctly no longer believes paper gold is the correct hedge.

    The slamdown on gold, happened after clients of ABN Amro got this letter:

    “ABN AMRO, the biggest Dutch bank, has sent a letter to its clients stating that they will no longer be able to take physical deliveries of the gold they have bought through ABN. Instead they are offered money at the current market rate for gold. Basically, instead of owning a risk free, physical asset (a gold bar or a gold coin), the bank’s clients now own a monetary claim on ABN AMRO, being exposed to the bank's credit risk."

    any comment on that Ananthan?
    May 8 01:42 PM | 2 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Short Gold For The Long Haul [View article]
    Ananthan "why would they want to manipulate the gold market?"

    Are you serious? Did you actually write an article about gold and surmise that it's a tiny asset for them?

    Let me walk you along. Why have central banks been buying massively? Why have people all over the warld been accumulating? Why are countries demanding repatriation if it is a tiny asset?

    Here is why....because every reserve currency has eventually lost it's status. EVERY SINGLE ONE. Every fiat currency has failed. EVERY SINGLE ONE.

    Now that the U.S has economically hit the skids and we are racking up debts and deficits and printing 85 bil a month to keep the braindead economy on life support, everyone with a clue is scrambling to get out of the dollar.

    Are the debts and deficits a conspiracy? Is QEinfinity a conspiracy? No it's not.

    Now if we get a currency crisis and gold spikes then bonds sell off. If Bonds sell off rates rise, even in the face of QEinfinity.

    Then the banks are gone. So who is massively short precious metals? The banks. Who owns trillions worth of treasuries? The banks.

    So I will end this with a question for you.

    Who owns the fed?
    May 8 01:29 PM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Short Gold For The Long Haul [View article]
    That was exactly the answer I expected from a gold bear.
    May 8 10:57 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Short Gold For The Long Haul [View article]
    I'm sticking with these guys.

    http://bit.ly/13hG51p
    May 8 09:37 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Short Gold For The Long Haul [View article]
    Those miners you love so much right now will be long gone if gold goes for $900 oz.
    May 8 09:16 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Short Gold For The Long Haul [View article]
    Let's see if the Author cares to take these questions head on or duck's them.

    1) Are treasuries, the largest market it the world...being artificially manipulated by the fed's actions? I dare you to say no.

    2) Does the S&P 500 and Dow etc. going in a straight line up forever now, even as Macro data continues to disappoint, represent reality? Or is it being impacted by the Fed actions? I dare you to say it is not.

    So if anyone with a brain can conclude that the fed can manipulate the LARGEST markets in the world, should we not consider that they have the ability to impact the gold market?

    That is what this makes this whole bull/bear debate so utterly stupid. It is like watching a Demorcrat and a Republican fighting the whole red team blue team fight and never realizing the people above them are on the same team.

    The only question that actually needs to be answered is....can the fed manipulate these markets forever? The jury is still out on that one.

    But good luck with the bull bear mental midget debates everyone.
    May 8 07:43 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Short Gold For The Long Haul [View article]
    17 trillion in debt

    negative real rates coming

    no way out except to inflate asset bubbles until they explode.

    Yes, this sounds awfully bearish for gold.
    May 8 07:15 AM | 4 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Short Gold For The Long Haul [View article]
    User92718

    It's comments like yours that keep me going.

    Congrats to you. You may be the most ignorant human I have come across on here.

    It even seems like Abe makes my point for me above. He just keeps forgetting to insert the word "paper".

    Why oh why, if PAPER prices of gold continue to fall, would Germany insist NOW that they want their gold back? Can your pea brain take a guess?

    Would it be more likely that they say "hey keep that useless pile of rocks, they just keep losing value anyway"?

    Same question for Texas....can you take a guess?

    Never mind, don't bother. Stay clueless my friend.
    May 8 07:12 AM | 2 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Short Gold For The Long Haul [View article]
    The only reason it follows the bullion price is because of the mirage that if you owned it, you could actually ask for possession of it. Maybe this will help.

    http://bit.ly/17KCtWT
    May 7 09:07 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Short Gold For The Long Haul [View article]
    Spot on analysis. Short the GLD straight to Zero. Take profits and buy physical bullion as it heads to the moon.
    May 7 09:01 PM | 8 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • How To Identify Market Distortions Caused By The Fed [View article]
    links?
    May 7 08:30 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • How To Identify Market Distortions Caused By The Fed [View article]
    If you want to call destroying the middle class while the 1% print money and grab every asset for themselves "replacing the business cycle"....then it looks like they can replace it.

    Should be a beautiful world for our kids to grow up in.
    May 7 06:22 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • How To Identify Market Distortions Caused By The Fed [View article]
    how is an article explaining QE's impact on the market bullish or bearish?

    Even CNBC admits this market is a fraud all based on QE...and they are a 24/7 bullish infomercial.

    BY the way Zerohedge is one of the few sites whose author's and followers have concluded that politically there is no red team or blue team. It's just one team. But they have bread and circuses for everyone else and let them pick teams.
    May 7 06:16 AM | 2 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • How To Identify Market Distortions Caused By The Fed [View article]
    It's nice to have a direct line into the white house eh?
    May 7 06:15 AM | 4 Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • How To Identify Market Distortions Caused By The Fed [View article]
    Here is a great link from ZH saying essentially the same thing as the author here.

    http://bit.ly/13ZnndV

    Great piece by the SA author here as well.
    May 6 05:27 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
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