Chinese Gold Imports Soar To Monthly Record On Insatiable Demand
Published May 8, 2013 on Zerohedge
As export data released by the Hong Kong Census and Statistics Department showed, Chinese gold imports in March exploded to an all time record high of 223.5 tons. This follows 97.1 tons in February, and brings the total imports for the first quarter of 2013, or 372 tons, on par with what China imported in the entire first half. It also means that since January 2012, China has imported an absolutely stunning 1,206 tons of gold
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Gold Backwardation and the Collapse of the Tacoma Bridge
Published May 5, 2013 on Thedailybell
Permanent backwardation would shut down the gold futures markets. Gold could no longer be purchased at any price. Gold would only be available through barter. World trade is facing an avalanche-like transformation flattening out monetary economy into barter economy.
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What does it take to get gold 'experts' to look at the proof?
Published May 9, 2013 on Gata
In a market letter for his subscribers that has been republished by Casey Research, financial writer Chris Martenson reviews evidence recently reported by Sprott Asset Management that the U.S. government may have secretly leased 4,500 tonnes of gold.
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The Physical Gold Market Is On Fire Right Now
Published May 9, 2013 on Kingworldnews
With continued uncertainty in the gold and silver markets, today John Hathaway told King World News that the physical market for gold is on fire. Hathaway also told that large numbers of orders for physical gold are experiencing delays. Hathaway, of Tocqueville Asset Management L.P., is one of the most respected institutional minds in the world today regarding gold, and his fund was awarded a coveted 5-star rating.
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Japan and China start new (bidding) war (for gold)
Published May 4, 2013 on Rt
Citizens of America’s two biggest creditors China and Japan are now fighting each other to buy Gold and Silver. But could they be doing something more intelligent with their time and money?
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Very Real Danger for a Complete & Total Run on Physical Gold & Silver!
Published May 6, 2013 on Silverdoctors
The "paper smash" that was surely designed to SCARE investors away from the metals has done exactly the opposite. It was in retrospect a MASSIVE MISTAKE! Previous to take down 3 weeks ago we believed that the physical market was "fragile" at best, now we have proof that we were correct in this analysis.
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Where We Are, Why Gold Was Bombed, And Why TA Is A Waste Of Time
Published May 7, 2013 on Jsmineset
We have spent more than 12 years working to educate you on the subject of gold. I only ask in return that you consider these three videos carefully. These presentations sum up where we are, why gold was bombed, why technical analysis is in gold a major waste of time and the direction we are without any doubt going.
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Gold - Who's selling who's buying who's lying
Published May 8, 2013 on Goldseek
The international monetary system based on credit and debt is, in truth, a confidence game in which gold was once a critical component. But when ties between paper money and gold were severed in 1971, confidence in the bankers’ paper money began to falter; and, today we are witness to what happens when confidence in a global confidence game begins to evaporate.
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Advance Look: What The New Gold Standard Will Look Like
Published May 5, 2013 on Forbes
Just as there are many variations on democracy, there are also various-and legitimate-types of gold standards. The U.S. political system is absolutely unique. Canada's system is a hybrid of ours and Britain's. Britain's is very different from that of France, which, in turn, is very different from Germany's.
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Visualizing The Collapse Of Fiat Currencies
Published May 2, 2013 on Zerohedge
Fiat Currencies vs Gold : Lose value over time.
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Interest Rates Manipulated to Hide Risks
Published May 9, 2013 on Goldbroker
After the LIBOR scandal, are we witnessing the ISDAfix scandal? This time it's not about interbank lending rates, but rather about interest rates for swaps.
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