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    Original von Vanescent

    The bottom line is the bullion/central banks are short some 12,000 to 16,000 tonnes of gold and cannot get it back. If only a few parties call for their gold (Deep Throat says this is underway to some degree), the gold market will go into convulsions … even if only 5% to 10% of this amount is asked for as the months and years go by. The gold market is already in a pronounced supply/demand deficit. The only way The Gold Cartel can keep the price from exploding is to add clandestine central bank gold via the bullion banks, NOT TAKE IT AWAY from the market.
    This does not mean the market has to explode immediately. The authorities, players involved in the leases and Gold Cartel are going to use every means possible to keep the gold price rise an orderly one.


    Nur mal so nebenbei erwähnt,aus Metropole Cafe.


    Aber da liegt natürlich ein fetter Hase im Pfeffer! ;)


    Clandestine=heimlich,was anders sonst.Cabals!! X(


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    China looks to unlock Australia's uranium
    By Jon Nones
    18 Oct 2005 at 07:14 AM


    According to the Herald Tribune, Chinese companies are setting their sights on investing in uranium exploration and mining in Australia.


    Senior Australian government officials confirmed on Monday that China asked in February whether Chinese companies would be permitted to identify and exploit uranium deposits in Australia, which has the world's biggest uranium reserves.


    The two sides began formal talks in August on a nuclear safeguards agreement under which Australian uranium would be exported to China on the condition that it is used only for peaceful purposes.

    Noch mehrere solche Ereignisse,und die Crimex hats schwer! :D


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    Gold consumption in India up 50% in H1/05; 508 tonnes ‘consumed’ in H1 despite inflation woes
    NEW DELHI (AFP): Indian households are on a record gold-buying spree as oil price-driven inflation threatens to wipe out savings from rising incomes in one of the world’s fastest-growing economies. Gold consumption in India, the world’s largest market for the precious metal, has shot up by 50 per cent in the first half of the year to 508 tonnes, only a little less than the 642 tonnes consumed during the whole of last year, the World Gold Council said. The price of gold surged to an all-time high of 6,990 rupees ($156) per 10 grammes ($442 an ounce) in India this week, though it dropped marginally later. However, the prices are likely to start climbing once again with the wedding and festival season starting among the population of 1.1 billion, brokers said. “There is a new found confidence in gold. Whoever has invested in gold, has made extra money. People are also turning to it as a hedge against the high oil prices,” said Jatin Mehta, head of gold trading firm Suraaj.


    Stoking


    Two successive hikes in petrol prices since June is stoking India’s inflation rate, which crept above four per cent in the week ended Oct 1. India’s central bank has predicted inflation will range between 5.0 to 5.5 per cent this fiscal year. The income of middle class Indian families has been going up with the economy growing at a robust seven to eight per cent, but putting their savings in banks is yielding little as the interest rate of four to five per cent is barely on par with the inflation rate. Traders said the price of gold was likely to rise another five to 10 per cent by the year-end as more and more people invest their savings and demand for jewellery soars during the October to February festival and marriage season. The yellow metal rose to a new near-18-year high in Europe on Monday and was seen hitting the next big level of around $480-500 an ounce amid buying by funds over inflation worries.


    “The linkages between international prices and Indian gold are very close. The demand in India is also because of increasing income levels, due to the rising economic growth rate,” said Sanjeev Agarwal, head of the Indian office of World Gold Council. India’s economy expanded 8.1 per cent in the three months to June, compared to 6.9 per cent over the last financial year ended March. Indian consumers said their decision to buy was not just influenced by economic factors, but traditional preference for gold on special occasions. “I am buying for my daughter’s marriage. Gold prices have risen, but they will keep on rising. And one really has no choice but to buy gold when an occasion like marriage is happening in the family,” said Deepa Ray, a housewife, visiting a New Delhi jewellery shop. Mehta said a large portion of the buying demand was coming from smaller Indian cities and towns, where people are not comfortable investing in stock markets, mutual funds or government saving instruments.


    The buying trend in gold has seen a subtle shift in preference for lighter and different designs of jewellery so that they can be worn on various occasions and not just marriage, industry officials said. “Indian women are looking for lighter-weight jewellery. They wear it after asking themselves where I am going, what I am doing,” said Agarwal. “But their preference for the metal remains intact.” He said the rise in prices was also because the gold supply had remained at the same level in the domestic market although consumer demand has shot up. “People are holding on to their stocks of gold. They don’t want to release them now as the maximum buying in the metal takes place between September to January. Therefore, they expect prices to rise in the months ahead,” said Sanjay Kothari, a leading trader. Traders said some of the demand in the market is coming from international customers in United States and Middle East, where Indian-made jewellery is finding greater acceptance as quality improves.

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    Original von germoney

    Wenn Sie in Gold
    & Silber geht, gehe ich raus. Ich schätze, das wird aber erst in einigen
    Jahren sein, 2009 ++++


    Ähnliches schilderte uns liberty kürzlich hier.


    Auch ich kann dies aus dem Verwandtenkreis bestätigen.
    Bis auf meinen ältesten Sohn bin ich der Rufer in der Wüste.


    M.E. kann die Gold-Superhausse uU.bis 2012 laufen.


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    Monday, October 17, 2005, 2:49:00 PM EST


    Dr. Martin Murenbeeld on Gold


    Author: Jim Sinclair


    Dear Friends,


    Dr. Martin Murenbeeld is one of the world’s foremost authorities on gold. His recent presentation at the Denver Gold Forum provides valuable insights into the gold market and the factors that will impact gold’s price in the future. His fluid presentation style and his method of presenting facts in a very understandable and non-academic fashion have made him a popular speaker at gold conferences throughout North America.


    M. Murenbeeld & Associates Inc. is a Dundee Wealth Management company that provides independent analysis and advice on economic and financial developments, with special emphasis on North American interest rate and currency market trends – and on trends in the gold market. Dr. Murenbeeld is Chief Economist of the Dundee Wealth Management Group.


    Please click on the following link to view Dr. Murenbeeld's presentation in PDF format.

    Aladin


    In 1Jahr vergleichen wir wieder!!
    Die GG musste her,alte Liebe, und war nur Teil des Erlöses der SSO!
    Diese war mit 8,0 % des Depots viel viel zu schwer geworden.


    GG hat den HUI weit outperformed und wird es weiter tun.
    (Bekomme den HTML-Chartvergleich nicht rein.)


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    Hab mich von einem Teil der zu depotlastigen SSO/SSRI getrennt.


    Dafür Wiedereinstieg in Goldcorp/G,nach deren Delle.


    Hatte mich lange gewurmt, daß diese Superperle nicht mehr dabei war.


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    Ein bemerkenswerter Absatz aus dem Lasco Report.
    Mit den Kernaussagen stimme ich überein. :]
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    First and foremost on my list of things to do would be to take a position in gold and silver. This includes the purchase of physical gold and silver, as well as futures contracts, and selected mining shares. The initial position should be done with out trying to "time" your entry. Just take a position and live with it. It's a Bull Market and if you bought gold at $480.00 or $440.00, really it won't matter when gold is at US $1,600/ounce in three or four years :))Do not attempt to time the tops and bottoms; you'll only succeed in loosing your position and paying up to get back in. What I'm suggesting is the easiest thing to say and the hardest course of action to follow: get on the Bull's back and stay on until he's drawn his last breadth! I assure you that the present Bull Market in gold will last well toward the end of our present decade, and maybe even longer. We are in the early stages of the second phase of a Bull Market, a second phase that will be characterized by the J. P. Morgan's of the world recommending gold to the general public. It should be noted that the second phase tends to be the longest in a Bull Market.