Did COMEX Just Receive A Physical Gold Bailout From The Feds?
Published Jun 22, 2015 on Goldbroker
On June 1, 2015, JPMorgan added almost exactly enough ounces of physical gold to patch the deficiency between supply and delivery demand at COMEX, avoiding widespread dealer default. Declassified documents, along with strong circumstantial evidence indicate that it was not JPMorgan, but its most important customer, the US Federal Reserve, that just bailed out COMEX.
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Speculators Massively Short on the COMEX
Published Jun 25, 2015 on Goldbroker by Léonard Sartoni
The situation on the paper gold market shows that speculators are massively short on gold currently (even more so since they're anticipating a friendly settlement for Greece). On the other hand, the commercials have taken the opposite side of the trade.
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Switzerland Gold Imports & Exports For May
Published Jun 26, 2015 on Goldbroker by Nick Laird
Charts of Switzerland gold imports and exports for may
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Stunning Decline In Gold Productivity
Published Jun 26, 2015 on Srsroccoreport
This is a chart every gold investor needs to see. While the gold mining industry works harder every year to produce the highly sought-after monetary metal, its overall productivity continues to decline. Actually, decline is too soft of a word to describe what's taking place in the world's leading gold producers.
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China To Launch A Yuan-Based Gold Fix By Year-End
Published Jun 25, 2015 on Thenewsdoctors
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China Voice: Yuan's SDR Inclusion, The Sooner The Better
Published Jun 26, 2015 on Xinhuanet
The IMF rejected the yuan in 2010 on the grounds that the currency was not "freely usable." Since then, China has stepped up efforts to increase the currency's global acceptance by allowing overseas investors to trade Shanghai-listed yuan-denominated shares, giving overseas funds expanded access to Chinese stocks and bonds, creating bilateral currency swaps and expanding trade settlement in the currency.
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"In GOLD We TRUST" Report
Published Jun 24, 2015 on GordonTLong
The themes in this years 2015 "In Gold Trust Report" are the real value of gold as a financial asset and the end of gold's underperformance.
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The Return to 'Great Game' Politics
Published Jun 22, 2015 on Goldswitzerland
Lars Schall spoke with Mark Sleboda in Moscow, the Russian-American International Relations & Security consultant.
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Selling a 10 oz Silver Bar For $10 (When It's Worth $160)
Published Jun 24, 2015 on Mark Dice
Media analyst Mark Dice tries to sell a 10 ounce bar of .999 fine silver bullion for just $10 dollars outside of a coin shop in San Diego, CA. HINT- It's worth WAY more than that, but does anyone want it?
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The Fed's Unwillingness to Raise Rates Will Finally Boost Gold
Published Jun 25, 2015 on MarketWatch
By For well over a year, Wall Street economists have predicted that the beginning of interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve was just around the corner. They've been wrong all along. Now the majority of economists expects the Fed to start lifting rates in September, according to polls.
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Greece Crisis: Markets to Open Lower Ahead of Weekend Talks
Published Jun 26, 2015 on The Guardian
German chancellor Angela Merkel has said Saturday's Eurogroup meeting would be of "decisive importance." Perhaps a wider concern for markets is that each day the institutions lose more credibility when these arbitrary "final" deadlines gets missed. It doesn't look too hopeful that an agreement will be reached on Saturday.
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