“Out them”
Are they in the closet? They got it wrong? Who careth? Not I. đ
The important thing … the market’s going our way … knock on wood etc
“Out them”
Are they in the closet? They got it wrong? Who careth? Not I. đ
The important thing … the market’s going our way … knock on wood etc
OUT THEM …out them all!
Is the enemy of our enemy our friend? Should we help the Russians blow up ISIS?
If the Saudi’s and Gulf States could make peace with Assad that would sure simplify things, or if Assad took up residence in Switzerland that would be even better.
ISIS … out of control Frankenstein Monster.
Christian said that under U.S. leadership, starting with President George W. Bush’s invasion of Iraq, every secular Muslim dictator in the Middle East has been removed in favor of a religious Muslim regime. Saddam was dethroned in Iraq and replaced with Shiite mullahs, Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak was replaced with a Muslim Brotherhood government, which ended up being overthrown by a military coup, Libya’s Moamar Qadaffi was killed and replaced with radical Sunni elements fighting for power, while chaos has been unleashed also in Yemen.
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/09/allahu-akbar-migrants-rampage-attack-police/#4JL1YMZrW7M8uzrR.99
Here’s Trumps tax plan, sounds a lot better what we have and or getting worse.
Up to $30,000, you pay 1%
From $30,000 to $100,000, you pay 5%
From $100,000 to $1 million, you pay 10%
On $1 million or above, you pay 15%
http://www.ontheissues.org/Celeb/Donald_Trump_Tax_Reform.htm
On the bottom you’ll see a list on other issues.
When all other mkts are all over the place….they never sleep.
because the damn stock market is blasting. If it gets flushed in a month or two, they’ll fire torpedos at gold bugs again. But I’ll take it. Whatever granny Janet
Info like that’s gonna cost ya …
Who is…Turd Ferguson?: Clever Jeopardy guest channels classic Saturday Night Live skit in her final answer
On the attack over Trump playing over and over about bankrupsy or women, I’m surprised he didn’t comment on how many jobs he’s created compared to the amount of jobs they lost the economy and how much debt they accumulated. Â They keep bringing up illegal immigration but it’s gotten worse in the past 30 years. They use it every election then it gets forgotton after its over as well as everything else.
Now that’s a train! All aboard! đ
“Itâs hard to know who he serves and why”
I think he serves his own ego. That may be a bad thing, …or a good thing. Most politicos are bound by the golden chains of their ‘benefactors’. Donald is only bound by his OWN golden chains… he’s already got ‘his’ so he can do whatever he wants.
I think THAT attitude is what is appealing about him to the masses who know the crooked game of politics.  He is about the only chance there is to knock the ‘status quo’ on it’s ear.
True, but the difference is, bookies who do wind up sleeping with the fish.
Neo
Is Your “Pool” Full?
Dear CIGAs,
Yesterday was a very interesting day, first my mailbox was jammed with readers saying âdid you see what Bron Suchecki had to say about youâ? http://research.perthmint.com.au/2015/09/14/who-is-the-player-and-who-is-being-played/. Then a second wave of e-mails came through asking if I had seen the article Kitco put out regarding COMEX inventories? http://www.kitco.com/news/2015-09-15/Don-t-Believe-The-Hype-Comex-Gold-Warehouses-Well-Stocked-Two-Analysts.html
Before hitting Mr. Bron over the head with logic, letâs look at the Kitco article titled âDonât believe the hype, COMEX warehouses well stockedâ. First it is worth noting Kitcoâs article cites only two sources, Barclays and CPM group. If you recall back in 2010 during the CFTC hearing, Jeffrey Christian of CPM accidentally spilled the beans when he said what they called the âphysical marketâ was actually more than 100-1 paper to actual gold. Barclays and CPM are perennially long term bullish and short term neutral/bearish, for that matter, most articles I read out of Kitco are similar. It is as if they try to temper immediate demand for product, Jon Nadler of Kitco was living proof of that. Why does Kitco continually put out âopinionâ pieces negative to their own product? Are they afraid of a stampede? The obvious question in my own mind is how would their pooled accounts fare under such circumstance?
Getting to the heart of their article, registered stocks of COMEX gold are now barely over 5 tons and JP Morganâs position is about 1/3rd of one ton. I can remember when 30 tons or much more was normal for the registered category and I seem to remember just a couple of months back JP Morgan claimed nearly 20 tons registered. So no matter what spin Kitco puts on this, the current registered warehouse stocks are ridiculously low. To put these tiny hoards into perspective, 5 tons of gold is the laughable number of $176 million, JP Morganâs position is no bigger than a single large retail client at about $10 million!
Switching over to Bron Suchecki of The Perth Mint of Australia, first I want to say âthank youâ for thinking âBill Holterâ is important enough to refute. He wrote âBill Holter may not think that you should be shocked about 25% premiums in silver and that âwhatever you must pay to get it into your handsâ is fine. Personally I canât see the sense of paying 25% when for a few percent you can buy physically backed pool accounts.â First it should be said Mr. Sucheckiâs âlogicâ is his opinion as you will shortly see. Rather than going after his entire piece, letâs just look at the logic used in his refutation of my article. If Mr. Suchecki would like to debate the merits of any of my work, I will be happy to do so publicly via Skype, live or whatever format.
If you read my article he refers to the end where I ask the question âwhat is the real price of silver, is it what you pay on COMEX/LBMA/pooled account or is it the amount you must pay to receive it in your hand?â If silver is âin your handâ, you then know for a FACT you own it, no questions. If you have a âreceiptâ for silver, how do you know the silver is actually there? Even CME group has disclaimered they cannot guarantee the individual reportings of member firms. COMEX and LBMA (thank you Jeffrey Christian) have already admitted they operate on a fractional reserve basis. How do we know the pooled accounts are not operated in the same fashion? From a logic standpoint, we know for a fact China alone is delivering via SGE more gold than is produced on the planet âŚthen you can add in Indiaâs demand of 1,000+ tons before the rest of the world accounts for even one ounce. Where O where is this supply coming from if no one fesses up to their vaults being depleted? Ft. Knox/West Point are full right? Just look at the audits âŚfrom 1956 (sarcasm). GLD is full although if you read the prospectus you might be surprised at what it could be âfull ofâ.
Maybe I am just too skeptical and should be more âtrustingâ? Most people I know who have purchased gold and silver have done so for the VERY REASON they do not trust their government/system/currency to save their hard earned capital in! As it stands right now, if you want real silver in your hand you must pay a hefty premium over the paper markets. Said differently (by me), if you want to âhope or thinkâ you own silver you can do so by paying a discount to the real thing, it is individual choice. For some people just seeing the word âgold or silverâ is good enough, for me it is not. It is my money and my choice. I do not trust the currency markets and do not trust financial institutions for good reason. They have both already proven to be poor stores of long term value and poor custodians during times of stress (we could talk about bail in legislation but a topic for another day, legislation has been written to be used).
It just occurred to me the two articles were like a one two punch from the Canadian powerhouse Kitco and Australiaâs Perth mint. Itâs a shame Jon Nadler couldnât still be around to harmonize with Bron Suchecki but I believe this is a case of âthey doth protest too muchâ! In my opinion when all is said and done, I believe one of the largest scandals in all of history will be the discovery âvaulted gold is goneâ. I believe MANY will discover they do not own what they thought they did and their âpool is not fullââŚthis part is my opinion.
Not opinion is this, physical supply does not and has not for years been able to meet demand. The supply has had to come from somewhere and I do not know where this âsomewhereâ is. I also know that this âsomewhereâ must be a place where actual silver or gold exists(ed) and is available for delivery. The reason people own gold or silver is to protect themselves from a financial collapse. Factually, NOTHING has been changed or fixed since the 2008 affair, what comes will be very close to the same thing only worse as debt and leverage ratios are far worse. A financial collapse is mathematically coming, this is not opinion.
Gold and silver are crash insurance and will be âcalledâ on when the markets break. They must be available in a time of crisis to perform their function. If you hold metal in hand, you have no question as to whether you own it. Your alternative is to trust Bron Suchecki et al that your âreceiptâ is in fact fully backed by metal. If Bill Holter is wrong, you will still have your metal albeit slightly less than you could have had at the discounted paper rates. If Bron Suchecki is wrong and all this paper is not in fact backed, you end up just like everyone else, broke!
I will finish with this. Bill Holter is not asking you to trust him. He is putting forth logic and welcomes you showing where the logic is faulty. I have pointed out Mr. Sucheckiâs poor logic as it is based on his opinion. He basically says to an investment segment untrusting to begin with ,âtrust paperâ. Sorry Bron, Iâd like to but I trust my own eyes far more than you or anyone elseâs word! Logic is logic and if more gold has been demanded than produced for years upon years, it had to come from somewhere yet no one says their vault has been emptied âŚlogic tells me someone is lying as to how full their pools really are.
Standing watch,
Bill Holter
Holter-Sinclair collaboration
Comments welcome (even from Bron Suchecki) bholter@Hotmail.com