Jim Sinclair's latest comments

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Quote from King World news interview:

"This IMF catastrophe in Cyprus is literally a landmark event in history, and the single most important event in the entire history of the gold market."


On March 20, Jim Sinclair held a public Q&A meeting in New York. Here's some brief bullet points of what a couple of attendees reported afterwards (ripped from the comments section over at TF Metals Report):

Okay. The very first thing that must be said is that whatever your differences might be with Jim Sinclair, the man positively oozes integrity...and humor. Not surprisingly, his audience reflected that. It was comprised of working people, not flashy Wall Street money managers, or low-life big shot NYC bankers. Yes, you saw a few pin-striped suits, but a good portion of the audience were hardly wearing power clothing. It was also interesting to note how many young people there were. Ages went from very old to very young and everything in between. The audience was also a veritable United Nations with people from Bratislava, India, and points all over the globe. The audience was serious about learning from Mr. Sinclair, but were also nearly raucous enjoying his jokes.

Although the place was packed, a good time was had by all.

The format for the afternoon was questions asked by audience members who lined up in front. And then Jim Sinclair just rattled off answers. He's extremely cordial with everyone and extremely respectful. (If you've read his blog, he's WYSIWYG!) No question was too basic or too complicated and he challenged audience members to come up with the toughest questions they could think of. And Mr. Sinclair answered questions for hours without a single break and without a single stumble. Quite a performance, let me tell you!

I would say that about 75% of the topics covered were matters he's repeatedly stressed and gone over for the last 2 years at jsmineset. But I'll get to that later.


Santa was on fire today in New York City. He held a marathon Q&A over four hours to a packed audience!

Some highlights:

Cyprus is a paradigm change from Bailouts to Bail-ins. New form of QE, from bailing out the banks to using people's money to bail them out. It was planned. Spain and New Zealand doing the same.

Time's a ticking. You have two years to get your money out of your IRA.

Silver will do well but not as well as gold. But I don't want to pee on anybody's parade :)

Bitcoin: Not practical.

Sprott: A man you can trust to hold your money. PSLV - phewey.

The entire financial system is a ponzi scheme.

When's the tipping point? We passed it. We've entered Wonderland.

The gold market is bigger than the evil players who are fat and lazy. The economic shift from west to east is happening economically and militarily.

Iran: Risk off. China and Russia has got their back.

Why doesn't Sprott take down the COMEX instead of waiting three months for delivery? He's a gentleman.

The food business: An excellent career for your sons and daughters.

The Euro to outperform the Dollar.

The wise man with grey hair spoke and all listened.


Jim Sinclair was asked about miners about half a dozen times. He tried to refuse to endorse specific stocks, but he personally endorsed Rob McEwen (MUX) as someone who is on fire and who "believes". (On the other hand, Sinclair suggested that McEwen should diversity and get some mines outside of just South America.)

Overall, what Sinclair had to say about miners was what he has been emphasizing for quite some time now, i.e., the miners that will succeed are those that 1.) establish a fair partnership with governments (his is almost 50/50) and 2.) cut unreasonable operating costs and begin to pay hefty dividends to shareholders. Looking ahead a few years, he said that miners should be like utilities, paying high dividends but uninteresting.

Of course, he also spoke about how underpriced the XAU is. Historically, the XAU has been 20% the price of gold. Currently it's more like 8%, thus represents a good value.

He also spoke about his own company, Tanzanian, explaining that 4 out of his 5 ongoing projects would not be sold off to the majors as they were close to the surface mining and did not require the expertise of the majors. He was very, very proud of all the stellar work his company has done to date and promised that his company's stock would not be diluted, i.e., no more shares would be issued, at which point the entire room erupted in cheers!
 
The food business: An excellent career for your sons and daughters.

Wonder what he means, farming, baking, restaurants???

If you are 45 or more and financially secure and looking for a career change, maybe an adult apprenticeship as a baker, chef or butcher might be a good move. Butchers rarely take holidays, they can't, no one to replace them. Also there may be a market for farm killed meat, the current restrictions in Qld make it awkward to get meat butchered from the farm, a mobile butcher with his own access to a cold room to hang the carcass is in demand by some I know in these parts.
 
Gold Kiwi said:
1.) establish a fair partnership with governments (his is almost 50/50)

If you wont have a partnership with government [when gold will enter the global stage as the only thing that can balance CB's balance sheets] then your mining company will be fully nationalised - plain and simple. No government will allow for private printing press.
 
Someone commented that Jim Sinclair must have some very high-level contacts. It now seems obvious that he had advanced knowledge of what was going to happen in Cyprus. The fact that he so confidently stated gold would be over $1,600/oz by the time of this meeting and wouldn't turn back... and he stated that two or three months ago.
 
first Richard Russell says to go long Dow (after 100+ % gains from the lows)

and now this claptrap from one the guys I respected the most.

Sinclair has been saying in the last few days that the IMF did an incredible mistake in judgment with the Cyprus move... That they don't know what they're doing, That the IMF is over, That Cyprus CANNOT leave the EU, blablabla. "Single most important event in the entire history of the gold market". Whaaaat?

LMFAO - The banksters laid the opium wars on the chinese and communism on the russian AND the chinese. Great Depression, WWI+II. They know how to chew you up and spit you out. Nothing is what is seems. And "somehow" they always end up on top. Same playbook being used.

THERE'S NO MISTAKES. IT'S ALL BY DESIGN, OVER TIME.

So now he backs up and it's "all planned". Did anybody even notice?

IMO These "gurus" are over the hill, some new blood is needed pronto because what they're spewing is starting to sound disingenuous.
 
Great post BB.

A few things that struck me:

4 He doesn't love the CAD, but if you must hold ccy exposure in your portfolio he'd prefer a resource ccy like the loonie.

AUD could also fill the same role? What about MYR? I have less faith in Muslim countries though. :(

.5 He doesn't believe that Silver has monetary characteristics, and therefore wont maintain its price rise, although gold will.

This has been discussed many times here and raised ad nauseum (if you disagree :lol: ) by me, I'm not the only one that shares this opinion here though.


10 For the youth if you want a job in the future, become a geologist, a good one.

This has also been discussed and while the general consensus seemed to be that yes, it would make a great career (surprise surprise, metal enthusiasts think being a geologist would be cool :P ), it's shit for the family. Maybe we need to get back to the old days when dad hardly saw the kids because he was away working?? They do it in other countries.

21 I don't understand this, but what are these Golden Angels + numbers you see on his blog? There is significance in them & he leaves clues, but I just don't get it.. (can anyone shed light here?)

JulieW, do you know?


29 Cycles & Cycle analysis wont take you to prosperity.. They aren't a road map, but he likes them for picking up divergences (i.e. this cycle should be bottoming, but isn't this is a clue, telling us something) Gov't interference has rendered them useless.

:/ How does that statement reflect on your faith on Kondratieff vc? Govt interference is the Joker.

40 China doesn't want to be a world reserve ccy they don't want that responsibility/burden. Rather they want to be the ccy of choice, not by decree.. they'll do this by amassing 15% of reserves in gold .. everyone will then want Yuan

Also has been discussed quite a few times, Bank of China in Australia provides a deposit account in Yuan.

55 In regards to interest rates Someone asked about variable vs fixed.. He said once DXY goes below 72, get out of all variable instruments & go to fixed(home equity/mortgage) .. I personally found this a particularly usefull tidbit of info.

What is DXY???

56 If hyperinflation came, it would be extremely nasty but would only last for about 90 days.. They'd then reset the system

This has also been discussed many times here, essentially if you are prepping for a SHTF scenario, 3 months is the general consensus amongst Stackers and from Sinclair.
 
Golden Angels + numbers

2250
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I assume it is allegorical but now perhaps I'll ponder the numbers again.


He also has a revised to 3500 one on his site but I can't spot it.

This was his famous call on 1650

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he likes to be colourfully and obtuse but hey if 'd done with my life what he has achieved I'd like my eccentricity myself. from memory the only charting he does himself is with french curves. I think the chartist he refers to from time to time is an aussie guy he respects.
 
Does Mr Sinclair believe in the New World Order conspiracy theory? Lindsey Williams reckons we only have four years until all hell breakes loose.... not 2021?
 
TheEnd said:
Does Mr Sinclair believe in the New World Order conspiracy theory? Lindsey Williams reckons we only have four until all hell breakes loose.... not 2021?

Interesting point. I know he has railed against the insider trading and collusion of the big players. But as for an Illuminati type conspiracy - anyone know his views on that?
 
Here's the rundown from someone else who attended Jim Sinclair's Q&A meeting in New York:
http://campaign.anglofareast.com/view.php?cid=909&rid=599&ds=afe_contact&x=275fe6a

And a couple of other comments I read somewhere else:

One of Jim Sinclair's comments from the conference which I haven't seen elsewhere was his belief that, but not for Cyprus, there was a real chance for gold to break down to $1,100. Now, after the debacle in Cyprus, that will never happen. Frankly, I was rather shocked by that admission. Reading his blog, I never got that impression.


I'm not ready to say what gold would have done if it weren't for Cyprus until I know more based on my above post. If Russia knew this was planned, and Sinclair said the tax was already being implemented in the ATMs, and offered to bail Cyprus out, and none of this is being reported, then we have an entirely different story and we are basing our assumptions upon false information. I don't know. It sounds very plausible. The news is scary thing today and every little thing has to be looked out carefully and not be taken at face value. You have to excavae the geopolical game at hand. The taxing people at the ATM could just as easily backfire and send people heading out of the exits, runs of banks and right into the metals. That's what wakes people up.

Russian Times is reporting that 67% of the people want closer ties with Russia. That sounds to back up the story about Russia offering a bail out and going a the Western elite. Remember the IMF is USA based. Cyprus is still under treaties written by the UK and the US. Sounds like it could be Russia's attempt to shake out the Western elite.


I totally get Sinclair's perspective on Sprott. But I wouldn't mind hearing Sprott's perspective on Sprott. I'm sure as a billionaire, he has good reasons not to go toe to toe with bankers in the COMEX and it's alot more than being a gentleman. As Sinclair said, Sprott is taking a page out of Livermore's game book.

The guy who asked the question was visible upset and fustrated. Sprott and Sinclair are as cool as cucumbers. Same as Livermore who wrote about emotions being the investors greatest enemy. Sprott understands that the best way to win this fight, is not to fight. Because he knows in the end he will win. And if you are sitting on a billion or so what's your rush to the exit? The average every day Joe is more impetuous. Wants it now. is angry at the bankers and the system and thus wants to be a rabbit, flex is muscles and cross the finish line. Sprott is the Turtle and knows he will win. You want 100% gain now. Sprott is happy at 5%. You don't lose your cool when in the end you know you will be victorious. And the last thing Sprott wants and his investors is a bunch of beaurocratic putz's putting him on trial trying to destroy a controlled market. The market is rigged, the regulatory system is rigged and probably the judges are rigged. Who here wants to go against that?
 
Some notes from an attendee at Jim Sinclair's Toronto meeting:

My visit with Santa

Submitted by silver66 on April 12, 2013 - 3:57pm.

Here are some of my thoughts and observations on my visit with Santa yesterday. There is much to convey and it won't be done all today. I have left office early and am at home watching the masters in HD and then off to rink. This is my favourite tournament of the year (go Boom Boom).

This is what I think I heard and my take on meeting. Does not mean that it is what happened!

The room started to fill up around 12:45 for the 2 o'clock start. A couple of observations, the crowd was older, very white, which surprised me in Toronto and although you can never judge a book by its cover, looked affluent.

Jim came in about quarter to 2 and went up to podium and started to speak, 35 minutes later he stopped and took questions. I left at 6 and he was still going strong.

Jim indicated his goal was to help protect our wealth and to give us options.

1st Theme

Cyprus is the templateGET OUT of System.

It was a mistake; IMF jumped the gun, hence why Legarde's apartment was raided and thourghly searched by police next day on 20-year-old charges. A message was sent.

North Europe looks down nose at South Europe and has contempt for Russians. Russian mob is lower than low in their eyes.

Jim said make a list of Cyprus banks and follow obits for next year. Russians never forget and hold grudges for generations.

Canada, USA and B of E have all written bail in into law. It is there for a reason.

He wants everyone to get off the balance sheet of the banks. Brokerage accounts are held in street name and if bank goes down then your account is now open for theft as you are an unsecured creditor to bank. See MF Globe and Peregrine as proof.

Many questions from older attendees seemed to me to have cognitive dissonance. They logically understood what Jim was saying Bail-in but emotionally could not bring themselves to grasp that it could happen in Canada.

See ZH article

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-11/carmen-reinhart-no-doubt-our-pensions-are-screwed

Derivatives sold from 1991 to 2007 are the problem and all money has gone to deal with those problems. Bernanke is not stupid and did right thing in 2008.

Obscene wealth was made by people in bailout, millionaires became billionaires. Bail out was to protect profits of derivatives that were winners by powerful interests.

2nd Theme

New currency system 2020.

Basket of currencies with a necklace of gold around its neck. Said this on three different occasions. I am going to follow up with him on this. He referenced Freegold and how they are the closest to the idea but not quite there.

A lady asked several questions and her last was point blank. "How do you know 2020 is the date?"

Jim's answer I think blew everyone away.

He said I am of the Goldman lineage. I ran in the circles of the people that own the world and still converse with them and this is what they told me. They own Washington (sidebar, Grand Caymen has not been attacked for its banking laws , cause that's where Washington hides its money).

Watch countries that currently do not MTM their gold reserves. Currently it is about 50/50 worldwide who do and do not MTM.

When the countries that don't start to and you get to 80% with them then that is signal that new currency will be brought in.

He does not think Yuan will be gold backed.

He said several times Silver will do just fine, he looks at world thru gold coloured glasses.

Gold will preserve purchasing power and silver too , maybe some more torque to silver than gold.

Not sure if this is coherent to any of you but makes sense to me.

Remember this is one man's views on world.

Silver66
 
Bullion Baron said:
New currency system 2020.
Basket of currencies with a necklace of gold around its neck. Said this on three different occasions. I am going to follow up with him on this. He referenced Freegold and how they are the closest to the idea but not quite there.
A lady asked several questions and her last was point blank. "How do you know 2020 is the date?"
Jim's answer I think blew everyone away.
He said I am of the Goldman lineage. I ran in the circles of the people that own the world and still converse with them and this is what they told me. They own Washington (sidebar, Grand Caymen has not been attacked for its banking laws , cause that's where Washington hides its money).

Anyone who has watched his countdowns in the past will know they are usually wrong. To be honest while I think he means well, he seems to be getting more "eccentric" with time.

I think the problem for Jim is that the rules have changed (there no longer are any rules). He made a famous call in 1980 and again last decade with his "gold at $1,650," but his recent calls aren't doing his reputation any favours.
 
Like any other trying to make calls, he is bound to fail.
If one keeps making enough calls though, statistically, at some point there is a chance one will be right.
 
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