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Is The Takedown Of Gold A Sign That The Entire Global Financial System Is About To Crash?
TEC ^ | 4-17-2013 | Michael Snyder

Posted on 04/17/2013 7:56:19 AM PDT by blam

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1 posted on 04/17/2013 7:56:19 AM PDT by blam
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Gold has collapsed before. Now that everybody and his brother is selling gold on the radio it was bound to get overpriced and, like all bubbles, burst.

You have two things going on here; real value, and hyped value.

Gold is certainly a good hedge against catastrophe, but the time to buy is not when the price is high.

The time to buy is now or whenever you think the bottom has been reached, but you won't guess right.

2 posted on 04/17/2013 7:59:34 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum ("Deficit spending is simply a scheme for the confiscation of wealth." --Alan Greenspan)
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To: blam

COPPER, he screamed from the rooftops, AGAIN. Forget gold, it is copper that tells the story.

http://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=219866&findnew#new


3 posted on 04/17/2013 8:01:12 AM PDT by Attention Surplus Disorder (This stuff we're going through now, this is nothing compared to the middle ages.)
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To: blam

I have to suspect there are an awful lot of people right now looking for that perfect moment to buy gold before it starts going up again.

If not then people are screwed.


4 posted on 04/17/2013 8:02:13 AM PDT by Berlin_Freeper
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To: E. Pluribus Unum

I’ve read that it is a very, very small portion of the public that owns gold.

I observe that the demand for physical gold is strong and rising worldwide - including by Central Banks.

I am taking this as the next big opportunity to by another tranche - overseas.


5 posted on 04/17/2013 8:02:19 AM PDT by aMorePerfectUnion (Gone rogue, gone Galt, gone international, gone independent. Gone.)
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To: Attention Surplus Disorder

And OIL.

/CL and /HG


6 posted on 04/17/2013 8:02:45 AM PDT by Attention Surplus Disorder (This stuff we're going through now, this is nothing compared to the middle ages.)
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To: blam

If you look closely, you’ll discover the article was actually written by Chicken Little.


7 posted on 04/17/2013 8:03:41 AM PDT by econjack (Some people are as dumb as soup.)
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To: Attention Surplus Disorder
"COPPER, he screamed from the rooftops, AGAIN. Forget gold, it is copper that tells the story."

True!

Posted earlier:

WAKE UP! (Dr Copper - Congress Re-approves Insider Trading For Themselves)

8 posted on 04/17/2013 8:06:37 AM PDT by blam
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More than 500 tons of paper gold were dumped into the market last Friday. The speculation is that a London trading house couldn’t cover their shorts. The story is here:

The price of gold has been manipulated. This is more scandalous than Libor

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/finance/thomaspascoe/100018574/the-price-of-gold-has-been-manipulated-this-is-more-scandalous-than-libor/


9 posted on 04/17/2013 8:06:42 AM PDT by sergeantdave (No, I don't have links for everything I post)
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To: Berlin_Freeper

Losing 20-30-50% of your money in gold (or anything else) sucks. But it doesn’t suck as much as it might have 45 days or so ago wrt Cyprus, when compared to having 20-30-50% of your money confiscated by the government. Now that the John Corzine model of sovereign banking has been perfected.


10 posted on 04/17/2013 8:07:25 AM PDT by Attention Surplus Disorder (This stuff we're going through now, this is nothing compared to the middle ages.)
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To: blam

Keep in mind governments and some banks around the globe have been buying and hoarding gold. They are likely pulling this string.

Very significant demand is being seen throughout the world for physical bullion – in Japan, India, Australia, the U.S., Europe and elsewhere. The speculative raid by one or two banks which led to the price crash is being seen as a gift by eager buyers internationally. http://www.fxstreet.com/fundamental/analysis-reports/gold-investments-market-update/2013/04/17/


11 posted on 04/17/2013 8:08:04 AM PDT by EBH (Warning this person is a Catholic, Tea Party Patriot, and owns a copy of Atlas Shurgged)
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Manipulating a major market to make a huge profit can not happen!/s


12 posted on 04/17/2013 8:10:13 AM PDT by mountainlion (Live well for those that did not make it back.)
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Buy PHYSICAL Gold. NOW: The Discount of a Lifetime: Or Why You Must Abandon the Fake Paper Gold Market

If you haven't been doing it already, it's time to steer your own course through this pile up, using logic and common sense.

13 posted on 04/17/2013 8:11:33 AM PDT by Errant
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To: E. Pluribus Unum

I agree. I have bought some this week, and; I try to add in some MS 61-62 pre 1933 Double Eagles. However, I am not big on collecting like I was many years ago. Coins or bars that are worth spot or close to spot are a hedge against this Fed Chairman, who prints dollars like water.


14 posted on 04/17/2013 8:16:23 AM PDT by Lumper20 (`)
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To: E. Pluribus Unum

Yeah, seriously. Does anyone know how to read a chart anymore? A blind man could have seen this coming.


15 posted on 04/17/2013 8:16:44 AM PDT by Free Vulcan (Vote Republican! You can vote Democrat when you're dead...)
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To: aMorePerfectUnion
...I observe that the demand for physical gold is strong and rising worldwide - including by Central Banks...

Kitco has gold selling for $1,387.20 --down 13% from last week-- and the IMF lists total central bank holdings at 879M oz., no change from what it was in 2005.

16 posted on 04/17/2013 8:20:58 AM PDT by expat_panama
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What “collapse”? Gold sat between 1600 and 1700 for months. It could not get any higher because money was flowing into the surging bull market. It was ripe for a big trade reaction, and that’s exactly what happened. Yawn.


17 posted on 04/17/2013 8:21:25 AM PDT by montag813
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To: E. Pluribus Unum

I agree with you but I just saw this: Cramer: Gold Bulls May Have the Last Laugh http://finance.yahoo.com/news/cramer-gold-bulls-last-laugh-115428783.html
Usually whatever Cramer says the opposite is true.


18 posted on 04/17/2013 8:22:55 AM PDT by Rusty0604
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Usually whatever Cramer says the opposite is true.

Empirical evidence would confirm that.

19 posted on 04/17/2013 8:24:40 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum ("Deficit spending is simply a scheme for the confiscation of wealth." --Alan Greenspan)
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To: blam

No.


20 posted on 04/17/2013 8:25:43 AM PDT by babble-on
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