Submitted by Stewart Thomson:
Quantitative easing and “rates to zero” policy is spreading to every major economy around the world. Horrifically, despite these enormous “fire hoses of liquidity”, gold stocks continue their unending slide. By this point in the gold “super bull” market, most gold stock investors believed they would be wearing a crown of solid gold.
The market never ceases being a fight, and in a super-crisis, the fight becomes a “clash of the titans”. Gold stock investors have never faced a greater challenge than they face right now, but neither have the bears.
The biggest weapon held by gold stock bulls, is the central bank of the United States, and over the next two days, the bank’s open market committee engages in key policy discussions. The meeting culminates with the release of a statement to the public, at 2:15PM, New York time, on Wednesday. For all practical intents and purposes, the primary driver of the gold price is the balance sheet of the central bank of the United States.
WHOLESALE Gold Bullion prices climbed back above $1660 an ounce Tuesday morning, broadly in line with where they ended last week, as stocks and commodities fell slightly and the Dollar ticked higher against the Euro ahead of tomorrow’s interest rate decision from the US Federal Reserve.
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The Financial Times has said that the Bundesbank’s move to repatriate 674 tonnes of the German gold reserves from Paris and New York to Frankfurt is a victory for openness, transparency and for those who have campaigned for transparency in the gold market for years.
While in reality the Fed is the market for US debt via QE∞, there is at least a thin line between the Fed’s indirect monetization of the US debt/deficit,
With this week’s
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The Federal Reserve Monday issued it’s owners (JP Morgan Chase) a two separate Cease and Desist orders.
The Propagandist in Chief (aka Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke) is scheduled to give a lecture at the University of Michigan’s Gerald School of Public Policy at 4pm EST today on current economic issues and the recovery.
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Jim Sinclair has sent subscribers another alert this afternoon regarding the
In his latest update, Greg Mannarino addresses the Fed’s minutes released last week, in which several Federal Reserve members supposedly stated QE will end by the end of 2013. Mannarino states that the Fed ending QE at the end of the year is impossible, and that the Federal Reserve has absolutely no intention of stopping or even slowing quantitative easing.
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