Bill Murphy:15 years of facts add up to same thing: gold manipulation!

Oh yeah..another episode of Groundhog Gold :rolleyes:
Bill Murphy, chairman of the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee, sits down for a powerful one-on-one with Cambridge House Live's Vanessa Collette at Silver Summit 2013 in Spokane, Washington. She presses hard for examples of gold manipulation and he lays out credible evidence any investor would be interested in knowing about.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0YE3JEbPf8[/youtube]
 
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there is totally absolutely unheard of such an unimaginable action legally.

someone is doing something, but we got not see it :)

action plan, nothing to see here, just get your gold buddy :lol:
manipulation ? oh NO, just a buying opportunity :)
 
the opening shot above is great he has 2 of his hands up and is looking at her body, by his body language seems to be thinking about her boobies. I didnt see the interview but guessing he talked for 13 min to prolong the interview as much as possible so he can stare and put his mouth on autopilot to talk about manipulation
 
@ 2:36
.... a lot of people might say well every time it goes down it's the gold cartel, and every time it goes up it's not, and that's a fair thing to say....

@4:38
.. they can't just attack it in the paper market and the futures market, they've got to use physical gold or physical silver to meet demand, I mean every day there's a PM fix in London in which 90% of the business is priced on a daily basis, so it's not phantom or just paper trades, they have to use supply...
WTF?
This guy is a totally confused tool, using absolutely baseless and unsubstantiated hear-say, as well as opposing arguments - all at the same time. :lol:
I stopped watching after this ... absolute rubbish.
 
FFS, seriously, as if the only real competition to currencies that countries print endlessly is not manipulated. Of course precious metals are heavily manipulated!

Oooo Maguire didn't work for Goldmanballsacks, oooohh Murphy says some questionable things, that must mean PM's are not manipulated :lol:
 
salty lemon said:
FFS, seriously, as if the only real competition to currencies that countries print endlessly is not manipulated. Of course precious metals are heavily manipulated!
Of course. :rolleyes: Silly me.
To consider anything else but flogging that dead horse would be to lose face. ;)
 
The share market is manipulated, Forex is manipulated, Oil is manipulated, but Gold and Silver aint huh ? Remember when Libor allegations were a tinfoil hat conspiracy theory ?

The Libor rigging scandal was reignited on Tuesday when the boss of Rabobank quit after the Dutch bank was fined 774m (662m) for manipulating the benchmark interest rate.

The fine, the second largest for Libor rigging after the 940m paid by Swiss bank UBS, was the fifth levied by regulators on both sides of the Atlantic in their attempt to crackdown on the manipulation of the key interest rate.
http://www.theguardian.com/business/2013/oct/29/rabobank-piet-moerland-quits-libor-rigging

If you seriously believe that people can rig the planets interest rates but that Gold and Silver prices can not be manipulated then you are naive .
 
wrcmad said:
salty lemon said:
FFS, seriously, as if the only real competition to currencies that countries print endlessly is not manipulated. Of course precious metals are heavily manipulated!
Of course. :rolleyes: Silly me.
To consider anything else but flogging that dead horse would be to lose face. ;)

I wasn't addressing you specifically. Anyway, what do you mean??
 
salty lemon said:
wrcmad said:
salty lemon said:
FFS, seriously, as if the only real competition to currencies that countries print endlessly is not manipulated. Of course precious metals are heavily manipulated!
Of course. :rolleyes: Silly me.
To consider anything else but flogging that dead horse would be to lose face. ;)

I wasn't addressing you specifically. Anyway, what do you mean??
While I believe the markets suffer collateral damage as a consequence of big traders' activities, I am yet to be convinced prices are manipulated down.
This topic has been done to death, so I won't ramble, but the dead horse is the continual cries of PM holders that their decision to buy was unquestionably right, and the market is unquestionably wrong.
This, IMHO is the actual naivety.
If markets are really manipulated, then see my sig....
 
wrcmad said:
While I believe the markets suffer collateral damage as a consequence of big traders' activities, I am yet to be convinced prices are manipulated down.
This topic has been done to death, so I won't ramble, but the dead horse is the continual cries of PM holders that their decision to buy was unquestionably right, and the market is unquestionably wrong.
This, IMHO is the actual naivety.
If markets are really manipulated, then see my sig....

I've checked your sig.

Let's assume that I do believe the PM market is manipulated, so I want to take your advice and get out of that market. But first, I would like to know what I should invest my spare cash in, because not only do I believe the PM market is manipulated, I also believe there will be a major financial reset/SHTF event in the next few years?

Given that I have not found any other asset class yet that would give me safety in this regard, I would put it to you that some folks may still be prepared to hold PM's as an "insurance" policy despite their belief that the market is manipulated - on the basis of "least evil option".
 
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