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  1. bron.suchecki

    manipulation implication.

    I agree, lets show those cartel manipulators we won't stand for their fake suppressed price. I'm willing to make the first step and offer to sell my gold at $10,000, the true price if there wasn't manipulation according to many respected analysts. You can all help by buying it off me.
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    Bloomberg: 'Gold now approved for Islamic Finance'

    Ronnie 666, my comment wasn't saying America won't be ruined, just that with Trump in the promoters lost a meme, as most goldbugs would see Trump as "their guy" and you can't go around insulting your potential customers by saying their guy is going to ruin America so buy gold, they think he is...
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    Bloomberg: 'Gold now approved for Islamic Finance'

    I see this morning that it is being pumped by the promoters, suddenly the evil WGC who doesn't stand up again manipulation and runs that paper gold ETF is their best friend. Thank you WGC for providing the promoters a new meme to fil the loss of "buy gold cause President Hillary gonna drive...
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    Bloomberg: 'Gold now approved for Islamic Finance'

    Owning physical gold was never in doubt by Muslims as being Shariah compliant, this isn't going to suddenly result in a huge surge in physical cash and carry demand. You missed the key bit "We fully expect to announce imminently that GLD does qualify," - that was the WGC's angle all along in...
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    Square capsule 1oz Kooks

    Gold and silver 1oz were slabs of 10 if I remember correctly. Fractional gold I think was slabs of 25.
  6. bron.suchecki

    Mine -> refiner -> mint -> dealer to stacker for $4 premium?

    Yep, everyone has to be hedged, either using futures, borrowing (leasing) metal, or for smaller players, the stock in the business is their personal PM investment.
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    Mine -> refiner -> mint -> dealer to stacker for $4 premium?

    If you were a miner, why would you sell your gold or silver below the current market spot price, no matter what it cost you? You wouldn't and they don't. Refiners have to pay spot and separately they charge a refining fee, which is independent of spot price and is a highly competitive market so...
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    Victorian prospector unearths 145-ounce gold nugget

    "who wanted to remain anonymous" you dont say. A nice quarter of a million, or more depending on the rarity/beauty premium, it is a nice shape.
  9. bron.suchecki

    Gold to Silver Ratio

    For simplicity I limited my modelling to swapping 100% at one trigger point in the ratio, but averaging in like you did is a safer way as we can't assume that the past will repeat. If the ratio turns earlier than you expect at least you have a position. Plus there could be fundamental changes in...
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    Gold to Silver Ratio

    Not sure what you mean by one year? Note that the ratio works if you are thinking in terms of ounces. The ratio moving in the direction you want does not mean the dollar price of metal goes up.
  11. bron.suchecki

    Gold to Silver Ratio

    I don't think running that model on a 30 day moving average would change the results much, BTW.
  12. bron.suchecki

    Gold to Silver Ratio

    Based on daily londox fix prices, that is the only reliable and complete data set going that far back. I could have went back to 1968 but there was a step change in the ratio shortly after 1980. I will have to do a video of my presentation slide as there is more detail of course.
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    Gold to Silver Ratio

    For a presentation I gave on ratio trading I tested all combinations of buying Gold for ratios between 44 to 61 and buying Silver for ratios between 63 to 80 which gives 324 different trigger combinations. Starting with USD 10,000 in 1982 the results are: Best return was $269,783 swapping...
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    What Book could this page be from ?

    I think that is one of the weakest arguments for price suppression. I feel confident that if you radomly asked people in the street whether they looked at the gold price to tell them how much inflation there was the answer would be 99.9% say No. Said no one: Husband: "I'm looking at our grocery...
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