Discussing with Paul Buitink why gold and silver took a tumble, logistical challenges, what China is doing with gold, and what to expect as fiat currencies come to an end.
Have you thought that the public element that is trading in silver and gold etfs and slvs have finally got wind of the 200-300:1 paper to physical because I can tell you if I did I would have dumped and taken profits plus any that had shorted had to dump because of margin calls and fees
One would need to know how much is traded by professionals and amateurs ie the public
This dip to me indicates a panic in paper silver not physical as at present it’s actually very hard to buy physical at these dip prices
I can’t get CGT free coins in the UK none in the Royal Mint and none in Atkinsons although someone panicked this morning as some silver Britannia’s were available but sold in an instant
So trust in paper is going and trust in physical is increasing
Just one part of the story and the moral! don’t sell your physical gold or silver
I'm glad Alasdair says the correction in the COMEX spot price is "suspiciously coordinated", because it absolutely was. Of course it was well overdue for a correction, but I was watching the frankly ludicrous volume of sell orders in real time which took out every stop.
The news flow about gold has been way too much for the US government. DB's call that a $5790 gold price would be the equivalent of neutralising the US dollar in all foreign exchange reserves was beyond the pale. Outright heresy. The continual march higher had to be at least capped for now, with the obvious mainstream stories about punters losing everything.
Journalists love an easy story because many are frankly lazy and amplify any breaking news which has emotional sway. I know, I am one and have been in broadcast media for decades. The fact that the dip was to last week's all-time-high isn't the point - the key is the sensationalist headline for ratings or clicks. It's what has driven legacy media for generations.
Have you thought that the public element that is trading in silver and gold etfs and slvs have finally got wind of the 200-300:1 paper to physical because I can tell you if I did I would have dumped and taken profits plus any that had shorted had to dump because of margin calls and fees
One would need to know how much is traded by professionals and amateurs ie the public
This dip to me indicates a panic in paper silver not physical as at present it’s actually very hard to buy physical at these dip prices
I can’t get CGT free coins in the UK none in the Royal Mint and none in Atkinsons although someone panicked this morning as some silver Britannia’s were available but sold in an instant
So trust in paper is going and trust in physical is increasing
Just one part of the story and the moral! don’t sell your physical gold or silver
I'm glad Alasdair says the correction in the COMEX spot price is "suspiciously coordinated", because it absolutely was. Of course it was well overdue for a correction, but I was watching the frankly ludicrous volume of sell orders in real time which took out every stop.
The news flow about gold has been way too much for the US government. DB's call that a $5790 gold price would be the equivalent of neutralising the US dollar in all foreign exchange reserves was beyond the pale. Outright heresy. The continual march higher had to be at least capped for now, with the obvious mainstream stories about punters losing everything.
Journalists love an easy story because many are frankly lazy and amplify any breaking news which has emotional sway. I know, I am one and have been in broadcast media for decades. The fact that the dip was to last week's all-time-high isn't the point - the key is the sensationalist headline for ratings or clicks. It's what has driven legacy media for generations.