Another 260,000 Contracts Dumped!

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  1. whay

    whay Well-Known Member

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    ..............the last 4 hours have seen around 260,000 contracts dumped through Gold futures or around $34 billion notional!
    https://goldprice.org/spot-gold.html

    Gold prices are down almost 2% this morning - the biggest drop since Nov 2016, breaking below the key $1300 level, down to 6-month lows.

    Silver is even worse - crashing 4%, back below $17 after a huge week of outperformance.

    In fact Gold has fallen to the same level it was at right before its spiked on Trump's election...
     
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    whay Well-Known Member

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    No Sir. No manipulation at all. Just some fools who have too much fiat to lose.
     
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  4. Ipv6Ready

    Ipv6Ready Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    Why would multi national hedger hold gold contracts they no longer control?

    Ie would QBE insurance want delivery of gold they were hedging for ABC bullion?
     
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    It's just dealer stocks selling and dealers decreasing their hedge with it.
    You don't need a 200 tonnes hedge for a 100 tonnes stock, see?

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    Nothing much changed, the futures market hedge (green trend below) is now the same as 1 year ago, and the gold price too.
     

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