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    By Greg Edwards
    Dow Jones Newswires
    Friday, April 22, 2005


    ST. LOUIS -- Wistar Holt says he's the only money manager
    in St. Louis who is a true bear.


    How bearish is he? ?( ?(


    The only equities that Holt buys are gold-mining stocks.
    And he's been doing that since January 2001.


    "Gold is the place to be, almost exclusively," Holt said.


    His firm, Holt & Shapard Capital Management, manages
    $40 million in assets for about 250 clients, mostly
    individuals. The accounts are fully discretionary and
    fee-based.


    Holt said he became concerned about the valuation of
    the market in late 2000, got out entirely in January 2001,
    and began looking for other investments to hedge a downturn
    in the economy.


    "The only thing I could come up with was gold," Holt said.
    "It had just gone through a 20-year bear market, hitting
    a low of $255 an ounce in January '01, from $850 an ounce
    in May 1980." Recently it has been at about $435 an ounce.


    Today Holt & Shapard's investments are 70 percent in
    precious metals mining stocks, 15 percent in the Prudent
    Bear Fund, and 15 percentin the Prudent Global Income Fund,
    a foreign government bond fund.


    The mining stocks are Agnico-Eagle Mines Ltd. (AEM), Gold
    Fields Ltd. (GFI), Goldcorp Inc. (GG), Hecla Mining Co.
    (HL), Coeur d'Alene Mines Corp. (CDE), Harmony Gold
    Mining Co. (HMY), and Newmont Mining Corp. (NEM).


    Because his portfolio is so heavily concentrated in one
    area, Holt chose large-cap stocks to minimize risk.


    "The criteria for all of these is that they are
    primarily large-cap, established companies and they are
    also unhedged," Holt said. "If you are in a gold bull
    market, you don't want to be selling years-out production because you may be locking yourself into a price that
    ends up being significantly lower than it is when that
    time comes."


    Holt's returns, net after fees, were 31.2 percent in 2001,
    155 percent in 2002, 20.1 percent in 2003, a loss of 17
    percent in 2004, and a loss of 4.2 percent through the first quarter of this year.


    Holt isn't discouraged by the downturn this year and last:
    "We think gold is still very much in a long-term bull
    market," he said.


    "I think gold will do well for several more years,
    maybe even longer," he said. "At some point, gold will
    get overvalued, and the market will presumably be
    undervalued, and I may go 180 degrees back the other way."


    However, he said, "we're miles from that now."


    Holt said his investing style has long been "deep value."
    He spent 22 years with Wall Street firms, including Smith
    Barney and Paine Webber. Eventually, he said, he no longer
    fit in.


    "My style just ran counter to Wall Street and New York,"
    he said. "I was pressured to buy traditional equities, to
    not be so bearish."


    Holt said the administration and the Federal Reserve have
    done everything they can in recent years to stimulate the economy and forestall a recession.


    "According to Austrian economics, which I subscribe to,"
    Holt said, "when you massively stimulate the economy to
    avoid a downturn, all you're really doing is deferring it.


    "The downturn will be worse because of this," he said.
    "That's why we remain entirely out of traditional equities."

    How I Tell It


    April 24, 2005


    In my talks to skeptical lay investors I’ve distilled my points regarding the gold price manipulation as follows (it also helps me to understand the issues):


    CONSPIRACY THEORIES


    People are rightfully skeptical of conspiracy theories as they can never be proved or disproved. For example, if the CIA was behind President Kennedy’s murder (something I don’t believe is true) we would never have incontrovertible evidence of it. No Director of CIA would admit to it and no official documents would ever surface linking the Agency to the assassination.


    Gold is different. If the Feds are secretly selling off the gold reserves to keep the price down, eventually the vaults will be empty and the price of gold will soar. Then the truth will come out. So if this conspiracy theory is true, it is inevitable that it will one day be exposed.


    TWO SETS OF BOOKS


    At bottom the gold conspiracy, if it is true, is a simple case of fraud. Every month the Treasury Dept. issues an report listing the gold reserves (sorry I don’t have the links immediately at hand: having trouble with Microsoft and lost all my bookmarked URL’s). And each report shows about 262 million ounces on hand.


    Every year auditors from Office of Inspector General, Secretary of the Treasury do an audit of the gold reserves. They count all the bars and assay a few to check the purity. (James Turk got a letter from a Treasury official that described the great work civil servants put into their audit). Treasury audit reports each year show about 262 million ounces of gold.


    If the government is secretly selling off the gold reserves it means all those inventory and audit reports are fraudulent. The government is keeping two sets of books. The first one has the real numbers and the second set of books, for public consumption, is nothing but lies.


    Reducing the argument to this level is something everyone can understand.


    EFFECT ON PUBLIC


    If the Feds and their Wall Street allies are secretly selling gold to keep the markets up it means the public will be hurt when it ends. Virtually all sales pitches for the stock market now are a version of the old Dollar Cost Averaging rule. Invest in a broad basket of common stocks on a regular basis and over time you will be able to put your kids through college before enjoying a comfortable retirement on the profits.


    By driving down the price of gold the Feds have created an inflated stock market. For many years now the public has never bought low, people have only bought high. Worse, they bought at an artificial, inflated and rigged high price.


    When the Fed’s gold is one day gone the fraudulent manipulation will end. The gold price will go up and the stock market will fall. As it is inevitable that one day all the gold in the vaults will be gone, it is inevitable that the stock market will drop, a lot. And none of those equity based dreams will come true.


    MEETING WITH SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE


    This is how I tell it:


    In May 2000 the GATA guys met with Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert, another committee chairman (whose name escapes me) and eight of their aids. The meeting was arranged by someone who was a friend of Hastert for thirty years and it lasted for more than an hour. The GATA people were Bill Murphy, Chris Powell, James Turk and Reginald Howe. They laid out their case and left a report which is available on the Web. After it was over Hastert’s friend was told, "Stay away from gold. It is a case of national security."


    National Security? This fraud is run through the International Monetary Fund which means the governments of more than 100 countries know about it. All of our enemies, real and potential, know about the manipulated gold market. The only people who don’t know are the American people. And that is what Hastert and his kind want: to keep the American people in the dark about what their government is doing to them.


    Hank Fellerman

    Technically Speaking with Burak


    GOLD


    At the beginning of the week it looked like we were going to have a real rally but by the end of the week it appears to have stalled. Again, my concern continues to be the lack of increased volume on upside moves. Oh yes, there is a slight increase but this can be attributed to just normal investor reaction. They are conditioned to buy on up moves and sit on the sidelines during down moves. The volume activity I am looking for on up moves would be in excess to this normal increase and that has not yet arrived.


    On the long term I have no reason to change my prognosis from that of last week. I remain bullish on the long term. As for the intermediate term, that is starting to get more difficult. Last week things were bearish, this week improvement has entered the picture. We have gold just above its intermediate term moving average line and the line is starting to turn up. Price momentum is just above its neutral line for a weak but positive reading. Volume is still the problem although the volume indicator is positive. The intermediate term point and figure chart is the final bug-a-boo. Its last sign has been a bear signal and would need a move to the $450 level to reverse. Until such time as gold takes a real tumble or reaches that $450 price I think I will play it safe and revert to a neutral stand.





    http://www.gold-eagle.com/editorials_05/burak042405.html

    Gold & Oil


    By Eric Hommelberg
    April 25, 2005


    Gold & Oil is chapter VIII of the Gold Drivers Report. It discusses the historical Gold/Oil ratio which suggest a price of Gold exceeding $800 nowadays and shines a light a light on previous oil shocks and their consequences. This is important since the era of cheap Oil will only be found in History books from now on. Sure, Alan Greenspan comes to the rescue every now and then to assure us that high Oil prices are just temporary, but unfortunately his statements contradict those of many industry experts such as Matthew Simmons, Colin Campbell and Kenneth Deffeyes who all claim that we're approaching PEAK-OIL at an alarmingly high speed. It could be very well the case that PEAK-OIL is here right now but unfortunately we've to wait a few years in order to confirm. This chapter discusses PEAK-OIL and why it is about to bring a nasty Oil shock in the coming years..Will oil strike $380 a barrel by 2015?


    By Adam Porter in Perpignan, France
    April 21, 2005


    A report prepared by energy economists at the French investment bank Ixis-CIB has warned crude oil prices could touch $380 a barrel by 2015.


    Analysts Patrick Artus and Moncef Kaabi said in the next 10 years demand for oil will outstrip supply by around 8 million barrels per day (mbpd).


    "If one takes into account the level of previous oil shocks such as in the 1970's, we don't think a price level of $380 per barrel is out of the question," they said. END.


    You would probably wonder that if this situation is so dire indeed why politicians and or news directors don't seem to bother.


    Prof. Kenneth Deffeyes says:


    "My own feeling is that editors and news directors aren't interested in another Chicken Little story. No politician was going to run on a platform promising blood sweat and tears." END.


    But hey, still there're brave congress man who aren't afraid to pick up the issue and to raise serious questions. Congressman Roscoe Bartlett, Chairman of the Projection Forces Subcommittee of the Armed Services Committee, gave an hour long presentation on Peak Oil to the US Congress on Monday March 14:


    More.....




    http://www.321gold.com/editori…erg/hommelberg042505.html

    There it sits, reflecting the natural or artificial light and perhaps the glow of your satisfaction and reassurance.


    You are a gold or silver investor and you are contemplating this little mound of metal in the comfort of your living room or perhaps some bank deposit facility. Either way, it's your metal and you intend to profit from it in the years to come. When you look at it, you see more than your face. You see multiplied profits, wealth preservation, crisis kudos and true money.


    You congratulate yourself on getting in on the bull market early. You tell yourself that anyone getting in early will likely never make a loss in his or her lifetime. That is a good assumption to be working on.


    Getting into metals when everyone was getting out is a tried and trusted investment technique. It worked for equities in the late seventies and it has worked for gold since the late nineties. The problem before our hypothetical investor is when to get out.


    Perhaps one could apply the reverse technique? Get out when everyone is getting in. That sounds easy, but first you must recognise and respond to a few things. The first is your greed, the second is other investors' greed and the third greed is why I write today.
    ... more..



    http://www.321gold.com/editorials/watson/watson042505.html

    @ eldo


    wen du in den tiefen des netz wie ein wahnsinniger nach gründen suchst warum gold und silber steigen und du findest zufällig mal was für die heutige dollarstärke stell es auch mal rein ich finde sowas gehört hier auch dazu.

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    Minews. Thanks LC. Hello again to our German correspondent who spent most of the week at the European Gold Forum in Zurich. I gather this event is the most prestigeous one in the gold sector in the German speaking part of Europe. Tell us more about it.


    FC. It was and still is the only two day gold related event in Germany and Switzerland but only around 100 money managers, investment fund managers, bankers, journalist and some IR/PR related business people showed up there. I looks like the organisers had the same problem as many others before. They didn’t manage it to reach the whole Swiss/German financial community and no private investor had a chance to attend this conference which is in my opinion is a bad point for everybody.


    There aren’t as many institutional investors in Switzerland and parts of Germany and Austria who are interested in the mining sector than you have in the UK or North America so it must be time that the organising companies understood the Swiss/German mentality and open up these conferences to everybody at no cost. Often North American mining companies have no real retail shareholder support, but the question is why nobody is working to change it. Some people in Germany and Switzerland have taught this lesson to some smaller exploration or production companies in the last two or three years and I know a dozen of them who are really happy with strong retail support mainly out of Germany


    Minenews : An interesting comment. What were the most exciting stories at the conference you sorted out from 30 companies presenting there at the famous Baur au Lac near the Lake Zurich ?


    FC. First of all most I noticed the fact that many analysts and journalists came there to meet and hear the presentations of the emerging producers or advanced exploration plays. I personally liked the presentations and the potential of Orezone and Solitario Resources to give you two of my favorites.


    Minenews : Any rumours you think could be of interest for our readers, too ?


    FC. Yes, on top of my list is the never ending rumour of a takeover or more takeovers from Golden Star a emerging gold producer in West Africa. This company had his own operational problems for a long time last year, but now their CEO moved to the minesite in Ghana and it looks more promising than ever before. The main target of their aquisition growth plan could be the small Australian junior Moto Goldmines This company is well known and heavily promoted in Germany for the last twelve months, because it is run by the German mining consultant Klaus Eckhof. The shares of Moto Goldmines started the week at 0.21 Euro, and moved up steadily every day to close the week in Frankfurtat 0.26 Euro which shows that these rumours are spreading out and we will see if a offer emerges out of that in the near future.


    Minews. A rumour which could make sense. Any other volume mover on the German stock exchange ?


    FC. After coming back from Switzerland I checked the chat boards and there is only one company which caught my attention again and that’s the Canadian gold explorer Eaglecrest Explorations. That company is run by Paul Zdebiak, a ex-broker who is well known in Vancouver for many years and created a positive following in Germany, too. He started with his gold venture in Bolivia at a time where nobody wanted to got there and had some tough years to raise some money to clean off a debt burdened balance sheet. Just two weeks ago the shares broke out from their long term trading range between C$0.10and C$0.15 . The shares are trading now for over two years on the Frankfurt Exchange and the r development program in Bolivia ow seems to be attracting investors as they closed at C$0.22 which equates to to nearly 14 eurocents.


    Minews. Thanks Frankfurt Correspondent. Talk to you next week.
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    Bank chief says China may speed currency revaluation



    By Geoff Dyer in Boao, Hainan
    Published: April 25 2005 03:00 | Last updated: April 25 2005 03:00


    China could accelerate plans to reform its controversial currency regime, because of mounting international pressure, the head of the country's central bank admitted at the weekend.



    Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of the People's Bank of China, said the government was still working on the "sequencing" of a potential policy change, but acknowledged that encouragement from abroad could result in a quicker decision.


    "If there is more pressure from outside, it may force us to speed up our reform," said Mr Zhou, speaking at the Boao Forum for Asia on Hainan, an island in southern China.


    The pressure on China to let its currency rise against the US dollar has increased in the last week, after the US and several other members of the G7 group of leading industrial nations called for China to take immediate action on its foreign exchange policy.


    The US Congress and European Union are examining possible tariffs or other restrictions on Chinese imports. Alan Greenspan, chairman of the US Federal Reserve, and John Snow, US Treasury secretary, said last week it was China's responsibility to act now.


    Non-tradeable forward contracts based on the renminbi jumped sharply last week as investors expected Beijing to ease its dollar peg. The discount on one-year non-deliverable renminbi-dollar forwards widened 550 points on Friday and 950 points during the week to 4,600, the widest level since early January.


    This implied that the market was betting on an exchange rate of Rmb7.818 to the dollar in 12 months' time. Although China has fixed its currency at around Rmb8.3 to the dollar for over a decade, the government has indicated for some time that it was preparing a shift in policy. China's sharply rising exports and foreign exchange reserves have prompted growing accusations that the currency is undervalued.


    Mr Zhou stressed there was no timetable yet for a change in policy. "We have a very clear target in this regard, but we have our own sequence," he said. "We are doing some preparation, for example the reform of the financial sector, to enlarge the role of the foreign-exchange market." Another leading Chinese official at the conference said investors should not expect a large currency appreciation.


    "You can't expect the renminbi to appreciate by 10 per cent tomorrow. It would be disastrous for China as well as to other countries," said Wei Benhua, deputy chief of the state administration of foreign exchange. "If we adjust a little bit it will not contribute a great deal to reducing the trade deficit with the US."

    Last week, currencies and oil gained strongly against the dollar. Gold and silver traded in range while coffee, grains and bonds gained handsomely as predicted. The stock market is in the grip of nature and faithfully following its course.


    I WARN CURRENCY TRADERS TO TRADE CAREFULY AS I SEE A ANOTHER VERY STRONG WAVE COMING IN THE DOLLAR.Let us watch and see how commodities including gold will move when the dollar rises. The coming period will be very interesting as well being a decisive time for commodity traders.


    Thanks & God Bless


    Mahendra 23 April 2004

    GOLD ( bis 29.04.2005)


    Last week it inched upwards closely emulating the Euro’s move. This shows that it still has a very strong bond with the dollar’s movement. For the last four months I have been waiting for a sign of the breaking relationship between gold and the dollar but it hasn’t come. For that time, no convincing move has been witnessed in gold and it is one of the reasons why I have not given the buying signal. The other reason is that for the last three months, the period has been decidedly unfavourable to gold. However, this is poised to change soon.


    For a short period, this week will be a positive time for gold except Monday and Tuesday. One can buy gold on Tuesday and sell it by Friday. This is because it looks very weak come Monday and Tuesday of next week.


    For this week, the range of gold will be 428.40 to 439.20. The breaking of either side of these prices could result in a 2% move in the gold prices.


    For the last one and half months, metal stocks have not performed well. This was bound to happen as the outlook regarding gold prices wasn’t very positive. Though gold prices have not fallen that much, negative planetary movements have affected metal stocks quite adversely.


    For this week however, the outlook for metal stocks is quite favourable and one can therefore buy them for a short period. ?(


    SILVER


    During this week silver will strongly move up after facing a tough time on Monday and Tuesday. One can therefore buy silver on Wednesday and sell it on Friday. In comparison to gold, silver is going to remain positive for the next one month. Similar to last week, silver will also have a wide range movement during this week.
    The range will be $7.11 to $7.38.


    CURRENCIES


    Last week, the dollar was weak and all other currencies gained strongly against it. This is a great opportunity to get out from all currencies and just hold buying positions in the dollar. Go short in the Euro, Pound, Swiss Franc and the Yen. I see the Euro soon touching $1.25


    I WARN CURRENCY TRADERS TO TRADE CAREFULLY AS I SEE A ANOTHER VERY STRONG WAVE COMING IN THE DOLLAR. 8o

    - Oder so ähnlich interpretiere ich RR ...


    Russell On Gold & Real Estate
    (vronsky) Apr 25, 17:16

    "As for gold, the Commercials continue to "have their fun" with gold. The Commercials are always short gold and silver, it's simply a matter of their being heavily short or lightly short. Over the last few weeks the Commercials (gold banks, gold mines, large fabricators) have been building up their short positions, so it's obvious that they playing for lower gold. Will they get it? They usually do, but even in the world of Commercials vs. big speculators (the hedge funds) nothing is certain. When gold goes into its later second and third phase, the Commercial shorts will be crucified -- but not yet.


    I thought the gold action was a little different today. I say that because the dollar was higher all day, but invariably, when the dollar has been stronger gold has been weaker. Yet today with a stronger dollar gold ended up .60. That's different action, and it maybe significant action.


    Real estate is where the US consumer has his money. The housing bubble is huge and seemingly growing bigger. I read the newspapers, and I read the Bloomberg -- but I listen to the market. And I notice that the building stocks, almost all of them, are starting to look toppy. Typical is giant Lennar Corp., a major builder. The stock appears to have topped out, and I wonder if this isn't an early warning for home buyers. The fun in home-buying is still going on -- but for how much longer?"



    Posted on behalf of
    DOW THEORY LETTERS
    Richard Russell, Editor-in-chief


    Oh Ja ... Wie lange noch? - Und das ist die FRAGE!

    SELLING SHORT


    How it works:
    Many people have never sold a stock short because it sounds confusing, dangerous and very risky at first. Actually shorting is just the opposite of buying a stock (also known as "going long"), and if done correctly, is no more risky. When you go long, you buy a stock because you think it will go up. When you sell short, you do the opposite: you sell a stock because you think it's going down.


    But how can you sell a stock you don't own? No problem. Without going into excessive detail, most stocks can simply be borrowed from your broker and sold short, with the proceeds of the sale going directly into your account. After the stock falls (which you have been expecting), you buy it back, return it to your broker and say, "Here's your stock back, thanks for the loan." You keep the difference between what you sold it for, and what you bought it back for. I know it sounds bizarre, but it is perfectly legal and traders in the know do it all the time.

    Monday, April 25, 2005, 8:12:00 PM EST


    Gold and Dollar Market Summary


    Author: Jim Sinclair


    Dear CIGA:


    When considering any position, please keep in mind the following words of Paul Volcker, past Chairman of the Federal Reserve, which were recently reported in the Washington Post: “I don’t know whether change will come with a bang or a whimper, whether sooner or later. But as things stand, it is more likely than not that it will be financial crises rather than policy foresight that will force the change.”


    So when you consider the US dollar and its modest recovery from recent lows, do you really feel comfortable buying it? When considering the gold market, do you really feel comfortable without it? The dollar rally so far is pathetic.


    You will recall that I told you when cyclical analysis calls for an action and the market does not provide it, a strong message is delivered. If the action called for is significantly bullish and that fails to occur then the market is much weaker than anyone realizes at that time. This could easily turn out to be the message that the US dollar is now delivering to its supporters.


    The madness of the many is now taking the form of the new argument of who has stagflated the most. What total nonsense! Do you really believe in today’s interrelated economic world that anyone will escape the impact of Bernanke’s massive liquidity injection into the global economy and its impact on prices? Everybody is going to feel this one. Do you really believe that China’s economy is an internal affair and is not based upon world demand for the goods it produces? Do you think that Euroland is going to be more stagflated than the US?

    das ist eine sehr erfreuliche Meldung.
    Die bullions von PAAS haben den geringsten Spread und werden in einer privaten mint geprägt.
    Sterling mining macht ja im kleinen auch schon sowas. Beschränkt sich aber nur auf etliche Orte im Silver valley in Idaho.
    Mit diesen Silbermünzen kann man in vielen geschäften bezahlen.


    Pan American producing silver coins and bars for retail investors and to stimulate silver demand
    Tuesday April 26, 9:00 am ET



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    "Confusion is a word we have invented for an order which is not understood." Henry Miller

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    Gold Takes Off As Dollar STRENGTHENS!!! / Desperate Cartel Criminals Maul Gold Shares


    The mind has exactly the same power as the hands: not merely to grasp the world, but to change it...Colin Wilson


    GO GATA!!!


    When I woke up this morning I felt I was hallucinating what with gold up nearly $3 and the dollar flat. Too good to be true I thought. This is just what the doctor ordered to give more credence to my documented notions that the big bad bully Gold Cartel is on their way out due to their running out of available central bank supply to hold the gold price down.


    Knowing The Gold Cartel would swing into action, I called my friend Tony Wilson in Toronto and told him to take a snapshot picture for that would probably be it for the day. We are like prisoners who have been let out of our cages to get 15 minutes of exercise. That’s it. Right back into our cells.


    Sure enough. Gold was Fixed in London at $437 to satisfy increasing physical demand and then the bums went to work on gold and with their Hail Mary play for the DOW, which was down 50 points. Bing! Bang! Boom! The dollar suddenly rose quite a bit, gold was taken down and the market roared back to go up on the day. Why does the dollar rally every time it looks like our stock market is going to be hit hard?


    Meanwhile, the gold shares which have gone on a total disconnect vis-à-vis bullion opened meekly higher. However, almost immediately they began to sell off – well before gold sold off with the rising dollar. That was this morning when the best laid plans of the cabal went awry!


    Instead of collapsing, gold gradually worked its way right back up and closed on its high of the day made early in the session, even as the dollar stayed firm. At the close the euro gold price was 337. We have now watched the euro gold price break out and then accelerate to the upside. If MIDAS's long held opinion is correct, this is fabulous news as it means The Gold Cartel really is losing control of their rig.


    The gold price explosion and the ruination of The Gold Cartel has to start sometime. Might as well be now. It would be the perfect time as almost no one out there is bullish gold in the short-term. We know that from the sentiment numbers, which as Hulbert noted are some of the lowest ever – just like the Café Sentiment Indicator was over the weekend.


    As I have said for years, gold is the most misunderstood and worst reported on market in history. Seems to me only John Brimelow, myself, and of all people, Dennis Gartman, have been talking publicly about gold moving up without the benefit of a weak dollar. All the bullion dealer crowd talks about is gold moving up as the dollar weakens. Same with almost all the gold market commentators. One of the reasons is they refuse to deal with the fact that gold has been a rigged market for a decade. In recent years the bad guys have USED the dollar action to control gold’s ascent. A loss of this tool means they are losing control of their scam.


    Yet, they won’t quit and are becoming more blatant in their maneuvers because of their desperation. These cowardly Mafiosos are no more than white collar thugs. What happening today with gold and the shares ought to have everyone one of you enraged. As gold ticked up 10 cents at a time in very quiet fashion, the crooks took the gold shares down in the same manner. Several colleagues and I could not believe what we were watching. They more gold would uptick the more the HUI and XAU would downtick.


    There is no other explanation for today’s gold share action except a blatant attack by The Gold Cartel to demoralize gold share investors as they lose control of their scam. If anything, this should have been the most banner gold share day of all as the shares are already way undervalued to bullion. Then, the gold price rally in foreign currencies is a tremendous boon for holding down gold company costs which have soared. If there ever was a day for the shares to rocket, it was today – which is just why the crooks took them down.


    Boy, this is disgusting, almost beyond words. Support Gold Rush 21 yet? Call your gold companies yet about attending our historic conference? If this doesn’t do it, nothing will.


    Today was an off month gold option expiry on the Comex. There were 2804 May $430 calls outstanding, along with 3013 $435 calls and 3002 $440 calls. Who knows what kind of options might be lurking in the Over The Counter Market, which is huge compared to the Comex? The options are based on June gold which closed at $438.80. Will some huge player pull a wheat/corn and exercise the 440 calls tonight? Have no idea, yet it is a delicious thought.


    The gold chart is a beauty. You would think the gold world would be in a bullish rave, yet, there is nary a peep out there. My guess is it is partly because the shares are so weak. The common (and historically reasonable) thinking is the shares will lead bullion, yet, instead, they are collapsing. That rationale was valid for a FREE gold market. This one is a fraud, a manipulated one. We can throw out measures used for many decades to analyze this particular market. All that matters are the creepy criminals losing control of their price manipulation scheme because they are running out of ammo. Other factors, such as a weak dollar, will fuel the coming gold price explosion, yet they will be secondary.


    The gold chart is powerful. We got our breakaway gap today as $435.10 was the low of the session. Surely The Gold Cartel hit the shares as a warning to gold bulls. Whether their temper tantrum will work or not is another story. Tomorrow the GOLD WAR intensifies. The share battering was a warning they intend to attack tomorrow and fill/nullify today’s breakaway gap. However, we have the best laid plans and Murphy’s Law going for us. If gold takes out $440, the bums could be routed.

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