King World News posted this interview with London Trader...it may explain why everyone was holding their breath when gold was probing the US$1800 an ounce ceiling. http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldn..._Bullion_Banks_Had_To_Halt_Golds_Advance.html
Noob question. As I understand this, the bullion banks are basically trying to prevent gold from going higher? How would a sudden spike effect physical holders as opposed to paper holders? Or would both be negatively effected?
If the bullion banks can't deliver on a paper promise, paper will go to zero. Physical will sky rocket.
People have short memories. The Bank of Nova Scotia (Canada) now called the Scotia bank back in 2010 was caught short with no bullion when its customers were paying fees for the allocated and unallocated stores. http://truthingold.blogspot.com.au/2010/07/more-on-scotiabanks-fraudulent-bullion.html And then to top it off in 2011 for the third year running they were awarded the best bullion bank:lol: http://www.scotiamocatta.com/news/ScotiaMocattaAwardedBestBullionBank.pdf Kind Regards non recourse
No different from the EU being awarded the peace prize really. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f61KMw5zVhg[/youtube]
Bring it on......I feel the need, the need for Gold to go craaaaaaazy! And finally some truth about how the big players have been rigging the market all along and have the power to allow what ever prices they want..
Great article on Commercial Signal Failures. http://traderdannorcini.blogspot.com.au/2011/02/what-is-commercial-signal-failure.html
When they lower the price of gold from now till the end off its bull run there will be an ever growing base of people who will buy