Thai Guru's Gold und Silber ... (Informationen und Vermutungen)

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    Haltet ihr die ausgebufften Mathemathiker der Banken wirklich für blöd.



    Die Mathematiker können rechnen.

    Die wissen allerdings, daß sie in 12 Monaten Hartz IV oder Al 2 sind,

    sobald sie die Ergebnisse nennen.

    Alles wie im richtigen Leben.


    Die Katholiken nennen das Scholastik.

    Oder

    wer war Wernher von Braun?


    gruss


    gogh

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    07.10.2004 20:51:


    Update: Ölpreis nähert sich der 53 Dollar-Marke, Goldpreis am Sinken


    Der Ölpreis ist auch am heutigen Donnerstag weiter am Steigen. Experten begründen den weiteren Anstieg mit anhaltenden Nachschubsorgen.


    Ein Barrel Light Crude kostete am Mittag New Yorker Ortszeit 52,78 Dollar und damit rund 0,76 Dollar mehr als am Vortag. Brent Crude war zur gleichen Zeit für 48,20 Dollar pro Barrel zu haben und damit 0,82Dollar teurer als am Vortag.


    Der Preis für eine Unze Feingold ist am Donnerstag hingegen um 0,50 Dollar auf 419,50 Dollar gesunken.


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    October 7 - Gold $417.50 down 20 cents – Silver $7.18 down 3 cents


    An Exposed And Dying Scheme


    "People hate those who make them feel their own inferiority." --Lord Philip Dormer Stanhope Chesterfield


    How sickening! There was every reason for gold to blow through $420 this morning. Close But No Cigar, as The Gold Cartel blatantly stopped all attempts in their tracks. The nearest we got was $419.60 bid. This morning both the stock market and dollar were weak. However, the reason for the gold price to explode early on was in the auxiliary commodity news:


    New York Crude Oil Soars to Record $53 on Winter Supply Concern


    Oct. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil in New York rose to a record $53 a barrel after rising 14 of the last 16 sessions on concern that U.S. supplies will be inadequate to meet winter demand.


    Hurricane Ivan has reduced production at platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, source of a quarter of U.S. output. U.S. inventories rose less than expected last week, and unions in Nigeria may strike, threatening shipments from the fifth biggest source of U.S. oil imports.


    ``The persistent shut-ins in the Gulf have been more severe and longer lasting than we thought at the time of the hurricane,'' said Jim Steel, director of commodity research at Refco Inc. in New York. ``The geopolitical concerns in Nigeria and elsewhere are just adding to the concern about supplies and the rise in prices.''


    Commodities Index Rises to 23-Year High, Led by Oil and Metals


    Oct. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Commodity prices measured by the Reuters CRB index rose to a 23-year high as oil and metal producers struggle to keep pace with increasing world demand for raw materials.


    ``We're seeing a restrained approach to adding new supply to the market by the companies, and demand is picking up significantly,'' Evy Hambro, who helps manage Merrill Lynch & Co.'s $6.3 billion World Mining Trust, said in an interview in London. Supply ``deficits are growing, and that's obviously very supportive for commodity prices.''


    The Commodity Research Bureau index of 17 futures contracts rose as much as 0.46 to 286.22, the highest since May 1981. Crude oil rose to a record $53 a barrel in New York after U.S. inventories increased less than expected. Copper and aluminum reached nine-year highs in London on concern manufacturers will deplete shrinking metal inventories.


    The world economy may expand by 5 percent this year, the fastest pace in three decades, according to the International Monetary Fund. The Group of Seven countries, which represents about two-thirds of the world's economic output, on Oct. 3 called for oil producers to pump more to curb the rally in prices, which may hurt growth.


    -END-


    Do I need to write a MIDAS these days with many of you knowing what I will comment on ahead time? For instance, Houston’s Dan Norcini this morning:


    Hey buddy.


    Do you want me to write your daily Midas for you today??? I can already guess what you are going to say. Just kidding Bill but I can see the fumes coming up in Big D all the way from down the road here in Houston! I called the Dallas Fire Department and told them that the smoke they see is just Murphy again and that they can stand down and go back to playing some ping pong and shooting pool.


    Crude at $53.00/bbl, the dollar down, the stock market down, the CRB moving up and gold ONCE AGAIN getting sat on by the plunderers and rapists at the gold cartel every time it dares poke its head above $420. You can really see the battle taking place by watching the intraday price action.


    The jobs report is due out tomorrow morning and my guess is that the number will be a decent one judging from the recent ISM's. Besides, it is the last one before the election and I am certain that the pencil pushers have had their marching orders to deliver the goods. No doubt they have been told that they can issue the "CORRECTION" next month when they revise DOWNWARD the number.


    That will give the goons the opportunity to try to give the dollar a pop and of course, flush some specs out of the gold market. They have pulled this same stunt every time we have had a decent jobs number for the last year. I would not expect anything different this time around. Only thing is that if the jobs number comes in at less that 140,000 or so for some reason, there is going to be a fly in their ointment. Not only that, as more and more people get wise to their schemes, the gold market is going to continue to find buyers on these orchestrated bear raids and subsequent price setbacks. The support line keeps moving up in gold.


    We know that the ONLY major selling taking place is being done by the same bullion banks and of course, the local yokels who hitch a ride on their coattails (that would be the floor traders) who are going to get steamrolled one of these days very soon when someone looks across at them in the pit and calmly says, "Do you have any more you want to sell me?" That will be fun!


    Dan


    The gold open interest rose again, this time up 1549 contracts to 298,149.


    Spoke to my STALKER source. First time in a week as I have been away, as you know. He has some goodies for us from his London silver dealer contact:


    *The Russians were substantial buyers of silver in September, second only to the Saudis.


    *The silver shortage is spreading outside of England to other countries.


    *He is looking for $8.50 silver in the weeks and months to come, yet is now even more bullish. Price could EASILY go higher than that.


    *He recently had trouble filling a $1 million order, which is not a large one for him.


    *The market is getting tighter and tighter.


    *The buyers want DELIVERY, not paper. They want the real goods. This is a more recent development.


    *There are some willing sellers, which could put some volatility in the market, even taking silver below $7. This source believes this will be a real buying opportunity as the price will not stay down there for any length of time.


    *Recent word in London has both Warren Buffet and Bill Gates active in silver.


    The silver open interest rose 2361 contracts to 101,879. The Comex silver warehouse stocks were unchanged at 106,945,810. That is a new low since my last report to you on them.


    On another note, our STALKER source says he recently went to a meeting of money manager types in Canada who are also involved in the gold arena in some way. The talk was of fierce inflation in the US for the next 18 months. After that, who knows, could get worse?

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    The John Brimelow Report


    Indian buying joined by Japanese? Bears hope for big employment


    Thursday, October 07, 2004


    Indian ex-duty premiums: AM $6.23, PM $7.69, with world gold at $418.95 and $417.85. Adequate, and lavish for legal imports. India seems willing to tolerate gold in the high teens. Bad news for Bears.


    Indian markets were cheered late in the day by news of the success of the country’s second biggest IPO, involving the privatization of National Thermal Power Corporation, and the rupee firmed. India looks poised to buy a lot of gold.


    Superficially, TOCOM was not very convinced, with the active contract closing down 3 yen, and aggregate volume falling 21% to equal 23,105 Comex lots. But in fact world gold made another approach to $420, closing according to Reuters at $419.25, $1.25 above NY, open interest rose the equivalent of 845 Comex lots, while according to Mitsubishi’s estimates, the "Member’s Proprietary position" jumped 8.8 tonnes to a short of 16 tonnes. This implies the public has started to rebuild its long.


    If true, this could be very important. As recently as early August, this was in the order of 80 tonnes; over 100 tonnes was normal earlier in the year. Levels of recent days, close to flat were the lowest since the post Washington Accord price spike in October ’99.


    Comex yesterday traded 52,741 contracts, with open interest rising another 1,559 contracts to 298,151. (Much concern is heard about this being little less than the all-time high in April. In fact the run down of the Japanese spec position has appreciably offset the enthusiasm in NY.) Estimated volume today was 31,000.


    Early this morning, TheBullionDesk.com commented:


    Zitat

    "Despite strength in the white metals, gold meeting very stiff resistance at $420 – sellers said to be a Fund liquidation – a successful breach of $420 may give rise to $433 in next few days…"


    Even the normally bearish Barclays commentary observes


    Zitat

    "…should the dollar weaken tomorrow afternoon …a strong move higher in gold looks extremely likely"


    Today, of course, the widely-noted defense of $420 has been successful.


    The noted gold bear displays remarkable confidence that tomorrow’s employment number will be a big upside surprise, and that a commodity and gold rout will follow. It may be he knows something. However, given the behavior of the key physical markets, one doubts that the vulnerability of gold can very great.


    JB

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    CARTEL CAPITULATION WATCH


    US stock market investors finally woke up to what is going on in the energy pits. The DOW sank 114 to 10,125 and the DOG dropped 22 to 1948.


    US economic news:


    08:30 Jobless claims for w/e 10/2 reported 335K vs. consensus 355K
    Prior week revised to 372K from 369K.
    * * * * *


    09:32 Nigerian labor union says strike at midnight Sunday is unavoidable unless gov't willing to hold talks -- Bloomberg
    The strike has been set for midnight Sunday 10/10, and concern over disruption has provided the last leg up for oil prices. The government is currently not involved in any discussions, according to labor. Separately, Shell says Nigeria's oil unions have begun a 2 day strike, according to Bloomberg headlines, which do not elaborate, other than to say that oil output is not affected, citing Shell.
    * * * * *


    14:26 Fed Gov. Bernanke says if economic data indicate a slower economy, the Fed will "pause" -- Bloomberg
    Bernanke, who is speaking in NYC, indicates the economic growth potential is between 3-3.5%.
    * * * * *


    AT&T to Cut 7,400 New Jobs, Take $11.4 Bln Writedown


    Oct. 7 (Bloomberg) -- AT&T Corp. will cut at least 7,400 new jobs this year and will write down $11.4 billion in assets as it exits the residential-phone business it once monopolized.


    The workforce reductions will result in a charge of $1.1 billion in the third quarter, Bedminster, New Jersey-based AT&T, the largest U.S. long-distance telephone company, said in a statement. The writedown will be recorded in the same quarter, AT&T said.


    AT&T, which had 61,600 employees at the end of last year, had already eliminated 8 percent of its workforce this year…. – END-


    Crude oil closed at $52.62 per barrel, another all-time high. Murphy’s Law has struck the oil market. Besides the problems in Nigeria, there are reports of leaks in the Mexican pipeline.


    The CRB sold off later with the meats, grains, OJ, and sugar closing lower. It finished at 285.54, down only .22. Meanwhile, from Bloomberg: "Copper futures for December delivery climbed 0.45 cent, or 0.3 percent, to $1.4275 a pound on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange after reaching $1.4385, the highest since April 1989."


    The dollar fell .14 to 285.54 and the euro rose .18 to 122.89.


    All of that and gold closes lower. What a farce!


    What’s ahead for the US economy:


    CEOs Expect Growth of Less Than 2% in '05
    From Bloomberg News
    October 7, 2004


    U.S. chief executives say the economy will grow less than 2% next year, according to a survey.


    The poll of 50 executives by the Business Council cited terrorism and defense as the largest short-term risks for the economy. The group, whose members include executives at General Motors Corp. and Coca-Cola Co., released the results at a meeting in Irving, Texas.


    The executives are less optimistic than this week's forecast by a group of corporate economists for 3.7% growth in 2005 and the Fed's latest official forecast of 4%….


    -END-


    Whatever happened to the announcement about the new Washington Agreement?


    A thanks to Lars Lindgren in Norway for sending us these charts:
    Silver:


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    The dollar:


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    EXTRAORDINARY! Pimco’s Bill Gross is generally regarded as the most visible and successful person in the US bond world. He is a money manager and firm owner who has earned the highest praise from the establishment. However, now that he has critiqued the interests of Washington and Wall Street, he has been lambasted by some of those who praised him in the past. Café members and GATA supporters know this sort of routine all too well (without the praise of course). Propaganda is King to Wall Street and Washington, not the truth. Good for Bill Gross and good for Bill King who diligently reports on the CPI intrigue:


    The King Report


    M. Ramsey King Securities, Inc.
    Thursday Oct. 7, 2004–Issue 3011 "Independent View of the News"


    CPI fraud is far worse than Bill Gross’s hedonic lament. Impugning Mr. Gross for questioning the BLS use of hedonic adjustments is like impugning someone for questioning Al Capone’s character because he evaded income taxes. The truth of the matter is the compilation process is extremely flawed but the vested interest of Wall Street, The Fed and US politicians is to understate CPI and attack foes.


    The BLS’s substitution principal abrogates the logic of hedonic adjustments. BLS and permabulls believe it’s okay to not reflect higher steak costs in the CPI because people will substitute ground beef. And if grounded beef prices surge, people will substitute KenLRation. Where is the hedonic adjustment to the downside for the reduced pleasure of ingesting the inferior product?


    Furthermore, where is the negative hedonic adjustment for food that contains pesticides, steroids and preservatives? They impact health and a healthcare cost…Anyone with a modicum of common sense understands the BLS’s claim of a 4.4% y/y in healthcare costs is a blatant fraud…Yesterday’s WSJ, hidden on its penultimate page (D-13), noted that a John Hopkins study showed 2/3 of nonprofit groups had at least an 11% increase in healthcare costs, while 9% reported unchanged or lower costs. PS -Accounts of double-digit healthcare cost increases appear regularly.


    Services have gone to hell to save costs for business. What’s the hedonics for doctor house calls, gasoline adjusted for 3 guys servicing your car plus lovely parting gifts, crawling under desks and performing service functions under direction from someone in India, waiting on/wading thru automated phone menus, bagging your own groceries? The BLS web site states that they ignore price spikes, and they even admit that consumers pay different prices than what the CPI reports. http://www.bls.gov/cpi/home.htm


    Housing is the largest (32%) CPI component, yet few people’s housing costs change per year and even less change monthly. 70% of the US own homes. Their housing costs change if their mortgage rates change. Those with ARMs will change more often. Rents change once or twice a year, unless there’s rent controls ala New York. And BLS uses imputed rents for housing prices. Why the heavy weighting?


    The more important variable housing costs are maintenance (plumber, electrician and home service rates as well as the hedonic adjustment for the long wait for their appearance) and real estate taxes. Most elementary and secondary tuition costs are actually in real estate taxes, and those are absent in CPI.


    The CPI scam gained critical mass with the explosive inflation of the late ‘70s. Carter’s chief economist, Al Kahn, devised ‘core’ CPI to obfuscate the continual price increases in the necessities of life.


    Few people talk about the dubious BLS practices of substitution, hedonics and seasonal adjusting, but even fewer claim that there sampling and compilation methodology is absurd. BLS methodology to determine IBM’s price last month would entail sampling the various markets between the 10th and 14th of September. It tells you little about IBM’s actual price for September. There are means to ascertain an accurate IBM price for September, and that methodology can be utilized to determine goods prices in the economy. (We aren’t going to detail it here, because it’s something we intend to pursue.)


    The current environment of soaring oil, industrial commodities, freight transportations, tuition and healthcare costs compels an increasingly number of people to realize just how bogus the CPI is.


    We recently were forwarded a piece from an economist who is on his third decade of deflation warnings. He tried to support his contention that CPI should be lower because the hedonic adjustments aren’t large enough by stating people are oversensitive to purchases they made most recently. They forget how much water heaters have improved in price-quality. NO S^%# SHERLOCK! We’ve bought one new water heater in the past 26 years of home ownership, as well as 3 new washers and driers, a couple refrigerators, perhaps 3 dish washers. We pay for the necessities of life monthly and those costs have been increasing much faster than the CPI – energy, food, utilities, tuition, healthcare, real estate taxes, drugs, etc. And in any contest between under and over-stated CPI advocates the final arbiter is the checkbook, which is not hedonically, seasonally or chain-weight adjusted. Reality, what a concept!


    Fed Gov Poole also felt threatened enough by Gross’s modest hind that CPI is not kosher that he had to inveigh against Mr. Gross…Understating CPI (and overstating GDP) has allowed the Fed to perpetuate the productivity fraud and to keep pumping money recklessly. That’s all the Fed’s can go now.


    Some reporters are nothing more than conduits – political, financial, etc. And their biggest fear is getting cut out of a loop because they have little or no actual industry experience. Perhaps this accounts for some of the attacks on Mr. Gross. He has the stature to expose official misdeed or malfeasance; and those officials would be held responsible, even culpable. Ergo, they must debunk Gross’s claim.


    -END-


    Back to gold. What strikes me most these days after my trip to Toronto and reading the responses, or lack thereof, to the release of the Russian central banker speech is REALLY how clueless the investment gold world is regarding any serious knowledge of the true situation of the gold market. As a result, it reaffirms to me the gold price action ahead of us will be astounding. And, as my colleague Chris Powell is fond of saying, GATA has stumbled into the secret of the investing universe, which is why The Gold Cartel/establishment does all they can to ignore us and keep our findings from being read.


    There is no doubt in my mind (as evidenced by the presentation by Russian central banker Oleg V. Mozhaiskov in Moscow), the biggest money in the world has studied what GATA has uncovered and knows we are correct. However, most of the gold world refuses to deal with our findings to protect their own agendas and institutional interests. This includes those who comment on all the markets in general. Now, if these people are this clueless, disingenuous, or indifferent, think about the rest of the investing world who still have trouble spelling the word gold and have yet to do any investing in this arena. The implications are staggering when only a fraction of them learn what we already know. The tiny market cap goldshare market will not be able to handle the investor demand.


    What is key is the central banks don’t have the gold they say they have. An extra 13,000+ tonnes have been used to surreptitiously suppress the price to advance the interest of The Gold Cartel. Certain bullion banks, who have lent the gold out, cannot get this gold back (when the market is already in a 1500+ tonne per year deficit) without driving the price hundreds of dollars per ounce higher. Whether a majority of the bullion banks are allowed to pay off the loan in cash is hard to say. However, what counts is the gold is gone, which means gold demand has been far higher than reported by officialdom, and two, not all the bullion banks will have their loans forgiven. The "S" is going to hit the fan some place. That you can count on.


    The point is the investing/gold world is not taking this into account when assessing the price prospects for gold. Once bullion takes out some key points like $430 and starts to run, it is going to START to create great stress – a stress which most everyone is unprepared for or in denial on. This is why The Gold Cartel is so desperate to keep gold subdued and away from danger territory. The good news for us is it is a war the cabal will lose because of the fundamentals. Their days, weeks and, at most, months are numbered. When they are carried out, gold is likely to act far more violently than the world is prepared for. You will know what is coming and why. Relatively few others will. Fortunes will be made. Only a matter of a shrinking amount of time before our big days arrive.


    Now this is interesting and proof GATA is making serious progress. Word is spreading about the Russian speech. It’s hard to know its eventual impact, yet we know it is getting the GATA word out there. This can only be a VERY bullish development and a nightmare for The Gold Cartel:


    MARKET INTELLIGENCE REPORT


    BioTech October 7, 2004


    The Institutional Strategist


    EPORT 5-Lipoxygenase Enzyme Implicated in Aortic
    Aneurysms—Ameasure to treat aneurysms……..


    Gold—The Deputy Chairman of the Russian Central Bank, Oleg V. Mozhaiskov, made a speech to the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) in June, in which he reported alluded to gold market manipulation. Numerous organizations (including the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (GATA)) attempted to see a reprint of the speech, but the LBMA refused repeated requests to release a copy. Finally, the Bank of Russia last week released an English translation, the full text of which can be read at


    http://f17.parsimony.net/forum30434/messag es/294663.htm


    http://www.gata.org/RCBTakesNote.html


    In the speech, the senior central banker reinforces our oft espoused belief, that the opinion of gold within the central banking community is quickly changing from one of underperforming asset, to that of "store of wealth." After a harsh condemnation of the U.S.’s reckless lack of fiscal discipline (i.e. "Today the net debt owed by the United States to the outside world…exceeds the total official currency reserves in all the world's countries…"), he argues that gold is mainly a financial asset, not merely a precious metal, and that international financial circumstances are making gold particularly, and hard assets generally, ever more desirable for investment. This would parallel our theory that European central banks will not sell anywhere near as much gold in this second 5-year term of the European Central Bank Gold Agreement (ECBGA2), as they did in the first beginning in 1999.


    Being very careful with his words, Mr. Mozhaiskov pointed out that there has been an increase in the use of derivatives and central bank leasing of gold which has had a depressing effect on the metal’s price in recent years. As evidence, he points out that the derivatives market has become the tail wagging the dog, based on size alone. "Last year turnover with gold derivatives was about 4,000 million ounces (or 129,000 tonnes), but physical metal actually sold totalled 120 million ounces or some 3,860 tonnes." He insinuates that this ratio of 33-to-1 in favor of derivatives (compared to only 5-10x for other raw materials) is a key evidence of market manipulation.


    We continue to view this disequilibrium as an artificially low entry point.


    -END-


    A plugged-in colleague notes:


    "This is written by Larry Jedeloh, who is widely followed in the institutional investor scene. Not doubt GATA is gaining attention."


    Now contrast the MARKET INTELLIGENCE REPORT’s objective view of the Mozhaiskov speech versus that of the prejudiced Dennis Gartman, who can’t bear the notion GATA is correct:


    Wednesday, October 6, 2004


    Gartman


    The Gartman Letter


    Much is being made by the "gold bugs" of a speech given by Mr. Oleg Mozhaiskov, the Deputy Chairman of the Russian Central Bank regarding gold. The "chat lines" have been humming, suggesting that Mozhaiskov's speech vindicated GATA on its conspiracy theories. We secured a copy of his speech and read it thoroughly.... twice. Mozhiaskov does indeed mention GATA and "an anti-gold conspiracy," but he hardly supports their thesis. Rather, Mr. Mozhaiskov methodically comments upon various forces that can from time to time drive gold prices and notes for the record that


    as in nuclear physics, some factors briefly
    disappear or cease to act and in their place
    comes a new dominant market factor.... [causing]
    confusion for the forecasters in their efforts to
    build a logically balanced model for the metal
    price movements.


    Thus, when one hears today that GATA's position has been supported by Mr. Mozhaiskov, the reality is that that simply isn't true. Mozhaiskov is gold bullish; he is a supporter of gold as a final monetary instrument. He does suggest that there will be a strong propensity on the part of some monetary authorities to eschew US dollar holdings for gold for some part of their reserves; but is he a "conspiratorialist?" Hardly; he's a pragmatist... as we hope we are.


    -END-

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    CARTEL CAPITULATION WATCH II


    Did Gartman read the same speech as Larry Jedolah of the MARKET INTELLIGENCE REPORT? You would think someone like Gartman, who has an international following, would have developed some degree of "savoir faire." His lack of understanding of what happened here is more than astonishing. Why:


    *What the Russians said and did is a big deal. The Russian Central Bank did not mention GATA in a major presentation because they did not believe we are right. What, are you kidding me? Look at how the Russians deferred to us compared to the way this Gartman character talks about us – the mundane conspiracy word taunt again – how original.


    *The Russians went out of their way to send GATA a translation done specifically for us and at our request. Why, because we are a bunch of nuts?


    *The gold derivatives situation is a key GATA point to the gold price manipulation and the Russians jumped all over it, as does Jedolah. Gartman glosses over it.


    *The Russians stated the fair price of gold today based on inflation ought to be $740 to $760 per ounce. The use of derivatives and lent/swapped gold is why gold is $400+ and not where it should be. This is the key to understanding the manipulation, which the unprejudiced MARKET INTELLIGENCE REPORT grasped, while Gartman goes brain-dead on this key issue.


    I could go on and on. No sense in that so as not to overly repeat myself, but I think it is important to point out that the work of the GATA camp finds so much resistance because it ruins the multidecade work of so many as far as dealing with the gold market is concerned. Or, as in Gartman’s case, it attacks the interests of his own clients and his blind, "reasoned" ways. Some examples of what I am referring to:


    *Martin Murenbeeld, a US-based economic consultant, has made a name for himself in the gold world for his understanding of the gold market. In his supply/demand work, he uses the numbers of GFMS. GATA’s gold loan numbers and gold derivatives work throw his work completely out of kilter. Therefore, he won’t deal with our evidence of gold price manipulation and with the significance of the growth of gold derivatives at the BIS versus the dramatic decrease in gold producer hedging, etc. He goes SILENT.


    *The chartists and cyclists use technical analysis to develop their own explanation of what is occurring in the gold market. Much of their work is based on historical analysis. There is no room for taking into account price manipulation in their work. Thus, it must be dismissed.


    Even the esteemed Richard Russell can’t deal with gold price manipulation issue, even though he has been pounded with info from GATA supporters. His gold analysis last night almost leaves one speechless, as he accounts for the open interest increase in good part due to increasing selling by the hedgers. How wrong can you get? Every time gold runs up to these levels, the open interest has increased dramatically. However, ALL the reports show the hedgers reducing their positions over the past couple of years. It’s not the hedgers stopping the gold advance. It is THE GOLD CARTEL. How much more obvious can it get with oil going berserk? The RR man last evening:


    OK, so much for the stocks. Now let's turn to gold, which appears to be following oil to higher levels. Below I show a weekly chart of gold, and you can see that gold has now rallied above both its 10-week and 40-week moving averages. RSI at the top of the chart is not in the (70) overbought zone, and at the bottom of the chart we see that the blue histograms are moving bullishly higher.


    Now gold is facing an always-difficult situation -- a "double-top," the first top being the January 6, 2004 close of 428.10. The second top was the April 1 top when gold closed at 431.20. These tops mark the level that has stopped gold twice before. So the task for gold is to climb another 10 dollars and attack the 431 area. Can gold do it? I think it can, but it may take time (it usually does).


    How about the Commercials. These are the gold banks, gold mines and actual gold users such as large jewelers. The Commercials are out to make money (who isn't), and they will take the opposite side of any item following a rally or a declines. The Commercials think it term of "regression to the mean," or that when an item moves too far it will reverse back to an average price.


    The Commercial seem always to be on the short side of gold and silver, possibly because a lot of the Commercials are mines. But in general, the Commercials will tend to take the "other" side of the market. And remember, the Commercials are powerful, they have the money and the credit-backing, and it's very seldom that they get beaten.


    I note that the Commercials in gold have raised their short position to its highest level in 23 weeks. Thus, we can expect resistance to gold rising for a while. If gold does rise, the Commercials will simply put out more shorts.


    -END-


    RR is right about the Commercials. However, it ain’t the jewelers and gold producers keeping the gold price from soaring. He’s right too about the Commercials putting out more shorts on a price rise. This is why we MUST get a Commercial Signal Failure for gold to soar towards $500. It won’t be the specs covering shorts when gold takes out $430. The bums have to be blown out of the water for that to happen.


    Gold is getting more ink space:


    After the gold rush
    Gold, and gold stocks, have enjoyed a rapid run-up since May. Do they have more room to run?


    October 6, 2004: 12:00 PM EDT
    by Mark Gongloff, CNN/Money senior writer


    http://money.cnn.com/2004/10/0…ts/gold/index.htm?cnn=yes


    -END-


    What else is new?


    Four ex-El Paso traders indicted
    False reports used to manipulate natural gas prices


    By Stephanie I. Cohen, CBS MarketWatch
    Last Update: 7:31 PM ET Oct. 6, 2004


    WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- Four former El Paso Merchant Energy natural gas traders charged Wednesday will plead guilty as part of a deal to cooperate in a federal investigation of illegal market manipulations, federal officials said.


    The disclosure came as the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Texas announced charges against Christopher Bakkenist, Dallas Dean III, Donald Guilbault and William Ham.


    Each was each charged with a single count of reporting false information with intent to manipulate the price of natural gas between July and December 2000, and faces a maximum punishment of five years in prison and a fine of $500,000. Terms of the plea agreements weren't disclosed….


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    From Ireland:


    Hi Bill,


    It is all systems go here in Dublin. We have moved into new premises and are commencing our advertising and marketing campaign. I am sure in the coming weeks we will gain more recruits and 'goldbugs' to the cause and your and GATA's important knowledge and truths will become known to the Irish public.


    I have posted the story re the
    "Russian Central Banker Cites GATA, Says Gold Market May Be Less ..."
    - GATA, 4-10-04 and intend posting all important information discovered by GATA in our news section.
    I can say for certain that your site and it's excellent contributors was one of the prime motivational factors in setting up the company.


    To the creation of a legion of Irish Gold Bugs!


    Keep fighting the good fight,
    Mark O'Byrne


    Mark has done a superb job. A site to check out:


    "Gold Investments is a precious metals investment company offering a variety of gold, silver and platinum bullion coins and bars at competitive prices to investors in Ireland, the UK, the EU and internationally. We help our clientele to diversify their assets with a comprehensive range of quality, precious metal bullion products and by allocated and unallocated precious metal storage facilities.


    We are market makers in gold, silver and platinum bullion products and take payment in the major currencies. On our website http://www.goldinvestments.org , we educate first-time investors about precious metals and their importance in portfolio diversification. We maintain a considerable library of market prices and charts, financial and economic statistics, information, history, essays, commentary and news in order to continually inform our clientele."


    http://www.goldinvestments.org


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    Just in from the Netherland’s Eric Hommelberg, right up our alley:


    Hi Bill,


    Dutch financial guru Rienk Kamer was written up today in the financial telegraph today.


    The article is titled :


    Kamer : Stock market in danger after election day


    Rienk Kamer sounds like Midas and he’ll speak on November 12 for about 2500 people in the Hague. This is a yearly event and by far the biggest financial event in the entire region. This year’s theme will be the perfect storm in economic and financial markets.


    The title of this event is called : ‘The Perfect Storm’


    Although I like Mr. Kamer a lot, I think it should be fair to give some more credit to his sources.


    But anyhow, let us be pleased that the message is getting out, that’s all what counts !


    Here some highlights of the article:


    Kamer : Stock market in danger after election day


    The American financial markets are being manipulated in order to prevent a fall of the leading DOW below the critical 10,000 level.
    According to Mr. Kamer a few big entities which includes the FED, ministry of finance and a few big investment banks do operate in concert in order to achieve this goal.
    This entity shows up on critical times only and is known on the futures market as client 910N.
    The only thing which doesn’t seem manageable is the commodities market. That’s why they have given up the fight on oil-prices.
    The idea of a so-called Plunge Protection Team isn’t new. American Prof Robert Bell mentioned this already long time ago.
    The US manipulation of the stock market is the main reason for the withdrawal of US biggest investors. Warren Buffet , one of worlds biggest investors admits that point. They all fear the consequences of these unsustainable manipulations after the elections.
    Most respected authorities are beginning to protest against these hedonic financial policies of Bush/Greenspan.


    Best,
    Eric


    The gold shares sold off late with the XAU losing .86 to 102.13 and the HUI sinking 1.87 to 231.5.


    All eyes are on the US jobs report tomorrow. If it is weak (they couldn’t even massage the numbers, the economy is so tepid), The Gold Cartel will probably be forced to sound retreat at $420. If they are strong (jiggled, or not), the attack by this corrupt crew will be vicious. With the spec open interest this high, gold is vulnerable to a substantial sell-off. At the same time, the fundamentals keeping improving and are a "10+++++." With the game plan of the bad guys so obvious and the cash market so firm, you have to wonder if the really big buyers might not be laying in the weeds for The Gold Cartel and their exposed and dying scheme?


    GATA BE IN IT TO WIN IT!


    MIDAS


    Appendix


    Fed's Poole calls for end to rate hints


    Says market takes them as commitments


    By Gregory Robb, CBS Marketwatch.com
    Last Update: 2:26 PM ET Oct. 6, 2004


    WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- The Federal Open Market Committee should end its practice of hinting at the likely course of future policy actions, said William Poole, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.


    Zitat

    "Given ... the danger of misleading the market when indicating a probable future course for policy, I have generally been opposed to announcing, or hinting, future policy adjustments,"


    Poole said Wednesday in a speech prepared for delivery to a business group in Springfield, Mo. A copy of his remarks was released in Washington.


    Poole said that markets might misinterpret the statement as "a firm commitment" when it is only meant to give the public some idea of how policy might proceed.


    Poole raised the possibility that he may even dissent from the statements, if such hints continue to be added.


    He said that, in some cases, a statement on the probable future course of monetary policy could be more important than the setting of the current intended Fed funds rate.


    "The public will have to understand that dissents may be in order over the wording of the policy statement, a possibility that has not been widely discussed," Poole said.


    The FOMC started the practice of discussing the likely future course of policy last year.


    At its last meeting, in September, the FOMC said that "policy accommodation can be removed at a measured pace," language that financial markets interpret as indicating continued steady quarter-point increases in the Fed funds rate.


    "What actually happens will depend on economic events that are subject to wide forecasting errors," Poole said.


    He said that at some point new information will cause the FOMC to change the pace of its WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- The Federal Open Market Committee should end its practice of hinting at the likely course of future policy actions, said William Poole, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.


    "Given ... the danger of misleading the market when indicating a probable future course for policy, I have generally been opposed to announcing, or hinting, future policy adjustments," Poole said Wednesday in a speech prepared for delivery to a business group in Springfield, Mo. A copy of his remarks was released in Washington.


    Poole said that markets might misinterpret the statement as "a firm commitment" when it is only meant to give the public some idea of how policy might proceed.


    Poole raised the possibility that he may even dissent from the statements, if such hints continue to be added.


    He said that, in some cases, a statement on the probable future course of monetary policy could be more important than the setting of the current intended Fed funds rate.


    "The public will have to understand that dissents may be in order over the wording of the policy statement, a possibility that has not been widely discussed," Poole said.


    The FOMC started the practice of discussing the likely future course of policy last year.


    At its last meeting, in September, the FOMC said that "policy accommodation can be removed at a measured pace," language that financial markets interpret as indicating continued steady quarter-point increases in the Fed funds rate.


    "What actually happens will depend on economic events that are subject to wide forecasting errors," Poole said.


    He said that at some point new information will cause the FOMC to change the pace of its


    removed at a measured pace," language that financial markets interpret as indicating continued steady quarter-point increases in the Fed funds rate.


    "What actually happens will depend on economic events that are subject to wide forecasting errors," Poole said.


    He said that at some point new information will cause the FOMC to change the pace of its policy adjustments.


    "The pace could be faster or slower, depending on how the economy evolves," he said.


    In order to capture the uncertainty, the FOMC has added that it would "respond to changes in economic prospects as needed to fulfill its obligation to maintain price stability."


    He said the statement does not provide detail on whether the policy direction was an easy call for Fed officials or subject to dispute.

  • Die ersten Silberminen Minen scheinen dem Ratschlag von Ted Butler gefolgt zu sein, und kaufen Silber am Markt!


    First Silver Toronto hat nicht viel, aber immerhin 3.1 Tonnen Silber gekauft.


    Andere Minen werden folgen.


    Gruss


    ThaiGuru


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    http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/04100…be7b6d5f25592342a5_1.html


    Press Release Source: First Silver Reserve Inc.


    First Silver Reserve Inc. Purchases Silver


    Thursday October 7, 6:41 pm ET


    VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - Oct. 7, 2004) - First Silver Reserve Inc. ("TSE:FSR") today announced that the Company has invested a portion of its cash assets in silver. This silver was purchased in early September at prices substantially below the current spot price of silver. First Silver has purchased 100,000 ounces of silver (equivalent to approximately 5% of annual mine production). This silver is not available to be loaned.


    This purchase followed the decision by the Company in early 2004 to investigate the acquisition of silver to capture upside in silver prices in addition to profits realized from silver production.


    First Silver Reserve is a company focused on the production and exploration of precious metals in Mexico. First Silver owns and operates the San Martin Mine in Jalisco State, Mexico.


    On behalf of the Board of Directors


    "Len Brownlie"

  • Von 418 bis 500 Dollar sind es gerade mal 19,6 % !


    Der Ölpreis hat in wenigen Monaten einen Anstieg von über 50% hinter sich. Und Argumente für höhere Goldpreise gibt es mindestens genauso viele wie für hohe Olpreise.


    Übrigens steht in der aktuellen Wirtschaftswoche ein sehr interessanter Artikel über die jüngsten Schieflagen bei Fannie Mae undFredie Mac. (Seite 166/167)
    Sollten die beiden kippen, dann kann das noch wesentlich höhere Goldpreise, als die von Thaiguru prognostizierten bringen. Und das beinahe über nacht. Der aufmerksame Leser dieses Boardes weiß sicher warum. :))


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    22:01 07.10.04


    Silver Summit II 2004 – die einzige Silberkonferenz des Jahres?


    Coeur D’Alene im amerikanischen Bundesstaat IDAHO war vor wenigen Tagen Schauplatz des zweiten SILVER SUMMIT. Dieses Event scheint hingegen eines steigenden Interesses für Investments im Silbersektor dem europäischen Publikum noch völlig verborgen geblieben zu sein.


    So haben sich auf dieser weltweit wirklich einzigartigen Silberkonferenz unter fast 500 Teilnehmern nur insgesamt 10 Teilnehmer aus Europa eingefunden, aus Deutschland sogar nur zwei. Doch dies sollte sich zumindest im nächsten Jahr ändern, denn das Programm konnte sich wirklich sehen lassen. So haben die Organisatoren neben der Hauptkonferenz mit Vorträgen von bekannten Börsenschreibern wie


    David Morgan


    http://www.silver-investor.com


    und


    Jason Hommel


    http://www.goldismoney.com


    und Unternehmenspräsentationen, auch zwei Tage mit Minenbesichtigungen und Diskussionsrunden eingebaut, die für jeden „Silverbug“ eine echte Bereicherung darstellten. Sogar Ross Beaty, als Vorstand von Pan American Silver und gleichzeitig Vorsitzender des SILVER INSTITUTE war von der Konferenz sichtlich begeistert und versprach ab jetzt jedes Jahr wieder daran teilzunehmen. Damit dürfte ein erster Ritterschlag für die Organisatoren, allen voran, Ray De Motte, der gleichzeitig auch Vorstand von Sterling Mining ist, erteilt worden sein.


    Von Unternehmensseite haben neben den bekannten Silberproduzenten Pan American Silver, Hecla Mining und Coeur D’Alene auch einige kleinere Gesellschaften wie Mines Management, Timberline und Litte Squaw Gold zu einer Einzigartigkeit des Veranstaltung beigetragen. Gerüchte und Spekulationen über die insgesamt noch knapp 30 existierenden Kleinstaktiengesellschaften aus dem Silver Valley konnte jeder Teilnehmer vor allem an den Abenden im gemütlichen Beisammensein nach oft mehreren Gläsern Wein oder Flaschen Bier erfahren. Diese Nähe zwischen Kleinaktionären und Silberinteressierten zu den Vorständen von diversen Silbergesellschaften ist in dieser Form wirklich einmalig. Es bleibt nur zu hoffen, das der nächste SILVER SUMMIT III 2005 die nun noch höher gesetzten Ziele der Veranstalter erfüllen kann, wobei die Voraussetzungen in einem weiter steigenden Silbermarkt absolut gegeben sind.


    Natürlich möchten wir auch zwei aktuelle Empfehlungen für Silberinvestoren aus dem Silver Valley mitbringen, obwohl beide Unternehmen keine Projekte oder Minen in diesem Teil Idahos besitzen. Als eines der aussichtsreichsten Silberentwicklungsprojekte weltweit dürfte das Montanore Projekt der amerikanischen Gesellschaft MINES MANAGEMENT im amerikanischen Bundesstaat Montana angesehen werden. Der Verfasser dieses Artikels konnte sich durch einen persönlichen Besuch vor Ort einen ersten Eindruck verschaffen und war vom Potential beeindruckt. Hauptproblem bei der Weiterentwicklung dieses gigantischen Silber- und Kupferminenprojektes dürfte ganz klar die Gesetzgebung in den USA sein und die verschiedenen aktiven Minengegner, die aus Umweltschutzgründen grundsätzlich jedes neue Minenprojekt ablehnen. Wir sehen aufgrund des vorhandenen Managements aber hohe Chancen, dass das Projekt innerhalb der nächsten zwei bis drei Jahre in Produktion gehen kann und raten spekulativ orientierten Investoren eine erste Position auszubauen.


    Eine völlig andere Story steht hinter der Aktie von Scorpio Mining. Das Unternehmen hat eine bereits bestehende Silbermine im Südwesten Mexikos übernommen und plant in den nächsten zwölf Monaten eine jährliche Silberproduktion von über 6 Millionen Feinunzen Silber aufzubauen. Positiv kann der rasche Fortschritt beim Aufbau der notwendigen Infrastruktur und die Zielstrebigkeit des Managements angeführt werden. Dagegen haben einige Unklarheiten in den vorhandenen Ressourcendaten und Verkäufe von institutionellen Investoren zu einem massiven Abgabedruck bei der Aktie geführt. Wir sehen den aktuellen Kurs von knapp 1,00 CAN$ als perfekte Einstiegmöglichkeit für Silberspekulanten an und glauben fest an eine rasche Trendumkehr in den kommenden Wochen.


    Redaktion GOLDINVEST.de daily
    ......................................


    info@goldinvest.de
    http://www.goldinvest.de

  • Wieder schlechte Zahlen vom US-Arbeitsmarkt. Nur 96000 neue Stellen, weniger als erwartet. (Auch die Augustzahlen angeblich nach unten korrigiert)


    Es ist festzuhalten, daß die Zahlen nicht schön manipuliert worden sind, wie vorher von manchen vermutet. Wenn manipuliert wurde, dann nicht in einem Ausmaß, daß es dem jetzigen Präsidenten helfen könnte.


    Bemerkung zu den August-Arbeitsmarktzahlen vor einem Monat:

    Zitat

    Von den 144.000 neuen Jobs scheinen 120.000 aus dem Birth/Death Modell zu stammen. Das heißt , die meisten neuen Jobs stammen aus dem Computer. Ob zu Recht, läßt sich erst nachträglich beurteilen.


    Schaut man sich die Zahlen für den September 2003 an, so könnte das Modell für den September 2004 erheblich weniger Jobs generieren.


    Die Stellenzahlen scheinen in erstaunlicher Weise von den aus dem sog. Birth-Death-Model generierten Zahlen abzuhängen. In einigen Monaten diesen Jahres kamen die meisten neu geschaffenen Arbeitsplätze aus dem Computermodell. So hatte ich vor einem Monat spekuliert, da im September 2003 relativ wenig Stellen aus dem BM-Modell kamen könnte dies auch im September 2004 so sein . So ist es auch geschehen. Während im August 2004 noch 120.000 Stellen aus dem Modell stammten, kommen diesen Monat nur 39.000 (Vorjahr 33.000) aus dem Computermodell. Wirklich gezählt wurden diesen Monat nur 57.000 neue Stellen.

  • Mit meinem Eintausendneunhundertneunundneunzigsten Posting möchte ich mich aus dem Goldseiten.de Board verabschieden.


    Es wurde auch langsam Zeit dafür!


    Seit meinem 1. Posting hier im Board hat sich einiges verändert. Die Leser sind zahlreicher geworden, die Gold, und Silber Preise sind gestiegen, und die ABN Amro hat als Hauptsponsor die Finanzierung dieses Gold, und Silber Forum übernommen. Der verantwortliche Gründer dieses Gold Forums hat es leider in den vergangenen 7 Monaten nicht ein einziges Mal zustande gebracht, auch nur ein einziges Wort in diesem Thread zu schreiben, obwohl Ihm doch sicher nicht entgangen sein konnte, dass nicht zuletzt dieser Thread von uns Gold, und Silber Bugs und vielen anderen Interessierten Lesern, und Usern, mitgeholfen hat Goldseiten.de bei einer breiten Leserschar beliebt zu machen. Auch habe ich vom Organisator dieser Goldseiten.de nie ein Wort des Dankes an die Adresse von vielen aktiven Postern hier im Board vernommen. Ich denke da jetzt nicht an mich, sondern mehr an diejenigen die bereits vor meinem ersten Auftauchen in diesem Board, die Hauptarbeit zum Gelingen dieses Goldseiten Projekt für die an Gold, und Silber Interessierten Leser geleistet haben.


    Ich denke da speziell an die Board Moderatoren im Board, an den mehr als nur fleissigen Chart Speziallisten und Gold Kenner Bognair, und an die wichtigen und aktiven User wie: Hallo, Thom, Karl, dr_fart, Schuldenblase, Silbertaler, yoyo, darkjedi, Bratmaus, Jörg, Mschini, Avalon, Jürgen, paco, Goldjunge, Odin, Gila, Horstwalter, The Merowinger, cyberscout, ageka, toschi992000, Zeitgenosse, Teetrinker, um nur mal einige in der aktivsten zu nennen.(in zufälliger Reihenfolge)


    Die vielen User die im März 2004 von W:O aus hierher gewechselt sind, und diejenigen User die nach und nach hinzugekommenen User haben meines Wissens leider noch nie die Ehre einer Beachtung vom Administrator, oder irgend ein Dankeschön vom Goldseiten.de Board Initiators und 5 Sterne User "GOLDSEITEN" erfahren dürfen.


    Hpopth, Ulfur, Gogh, option63, afm, Schwabenpfeil, Poki Beloki, Silvo, wasserzeichen, Magor, Spieler0815, kalle14, Smartie, golddragon, Wahoo, schwejk, GoldenCentury, extrel, PatroneLupo, bytewurm, Alphöttä, Twinson, Teraflop, Skeptiker, appendix, freefly, Kuddel, GSP-Komet, ghost_god, clarius, newtechxl, goldnase, Goldfasan, osti99, kevincito, Prince, Maxim, und viele user mehr.


    Darum von mir ein Dankeschön an alle, für die grosse Aufmerksamkeit, und den nicht selbstverständlichen Zeitaufwand, den Ihr alle zusammen hier in dieses Gold Board investiert habt, und dabei mitgeholfen habt, dass dieses Goldseiten.de Gold Board zum meistgelesenen Gold Board im deutschprachigen Raum wurde.


    Meine eigene Zeit hier in diesem Gold Board ist endgültig abgelaufen.


    Ich werde nach einer kurzen Pause von vielleicht 1-2 Wochen auf einer neuen Gold Bug freundlicheren, und Gold Cabal werbefreien Seite mich weiter dafür einsetzen, dass einer möglichst grossen Menge von Leuten bekannt wird, was unsere "freie" Presse so gerne zum Wirtschafts-, Gold-, und Silberpreis-Geschehen verschweigt.


    Gruss


    ThaiGuru




    Vielfach kommt es anders als man denkt!


    Einfach toll !!!!!



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