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So here we have it folks wrmad's answers to the question of why dump gold in thin trade in such a short period "Answer: Because someone didn't want it anymore." "There are a million plausible reasons for selling any asset at any time." Bwaaahaaahaaaahaaa "not knowing the answer does not make...

1) Go and have a look at the site again, look for the bold print you quoted from (which had precisely f#$@all to do with WHY there was a massive dump of paper onto the market, you know, the ONLY question I asked you to answer), look at your cut and paste job, notice that only the word rumoured...

Visitors 2, wrcmad 0 Man those spuds must hurt! So in point form: You say "No, this was your link to so-called evidence of manipulation." 1) Yes this is the link I provided to ask WHY a massive plunge occurred, and your answer, "more sellers than buyers at the price point." You say "Not my...

Wow, Thanks wrcmad for the fact lesson I'm no intellect tiger but lets see The theme of your reply is in your own words "rumours are taken as gospel or "evidence"" "If you are looking for a scape-goat for the price falls of the assets you are holding, then look to yourself" "I accept and take...

Lets get the facts in place wrcmad Most if not all my posts about gold price suppression, are questions, not the same ol' shit as you suggest When evidence like this http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-15/gold-crush-started-400-ton-friday-forced-sale-comex I begin to wonder true market forces...

Self portraits aside wrcmad, do you have anything other than shit to offer?

Looks like massive ETF positions are dumped on the market at one instant triggering sell stops on the way down causing the price of gold to fall. Are you referring to the diminishing physical supplies in GLD/Comex type facilities? Are you also saying that investors are buying up the physical...

Why is gold being sold down when the worlds largest economy is in shutdown, and the talk of default on their US $16 trillion debt is again on the table as Obama tries to raise their debt ceiling? Surely gold would be a safe commodity/asset/money to convert some of your fiat if the global...

What? It's now AUD $17.89 down

Off AUD $17.74 and counting Naked shorters perhaps??

Sounds like you're a TA chartist My issue with TA is: a) Only reflects history b) Companies with lots of money can create history, they only need to know what TA charters know and short or long the market to break a trend. The more I understand the PM market the less I like the forces that make...

Well that's pretty smart, tell me, when's the next leg up and by how much? Your surname isn't Aldrich, Goldman, Rockerfeller, Morgan, Vanderlip, House, or Warburg by any chance? Alfie

I found this on Hot Copper Yesterday Arvo "On September 12 at 2:54:05, approximately 2000 gold futures contracts traded in a second, sending the price down just over $10 and causing a circuit breaker to trip, which shut down trading for 20 seconds. That is the longest halt we have recorded in a...

Should have added in $US

Wow!

Cheers Kam I thought that was a no brainer (no move on the interest rate), seems like the change this arvo came well after that was revealed to the market ???

Is this surge in relation to the greenback pricing in a political party change? Or is it just a blip? Cheers Alfie

Taking a punt on this Sold half my holdings late last week @$0.995 Actually liked their financial account disclosure AFTER the close, they have battened down the hatches should POG go lower and have opened up upside possibilities should the POG keep marching that way. So back in with other...

The only Aussie coin worth anything is the 47 florin @ silver bullion value ($4.80 ish) 48 half penny does have varieties but from memoryiesnothing special, some 33 penny are overdates but this coin is too damaged even if it was Don't know much about the Brit coins so good luck with them Alfie

I reckon the best thing would be if we had gold and silver money again as part of our money makeup This time the coinage uses weight and purity to determine the current "exchange rate" per financial exchange instead of the old idea of face value We are used to fluctuating exchange rates being a...