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Stocks = Bear, Metals = Bull... Period.
Well... Something Just Snapped At The Comex (Updated)
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 09/09/2015 11:32 -0400
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-09-09/something-just-snapped-comex
Very, very serious... We Are At War | Jim Willie
Published on Aug 28, 2015
Click here for the full interview and commentary: https://www.perpetualassets.com/news/...
This video was posted with permission from http://PerpetualAssets.com
We Are At War | Jim Willie
Published on Aug 28, 2015
Click here for the full interview and commentary: https://www.perpetualassets.com/news/...
This video was posted with permission from http://PerpetualAssets.com
Marc Faber Places His Bets On Mining Stocks, Specifically Precious Metals
Thursday September 03, 2015 11:08
http://www.kitco.com/news/2015-09-03/Marc-Faber-Places-His-Bets-On-Mining-Stocks-Specifically-Precious-Metals.html
(Kitco News) - If Marc Faber had to put his money anywhere right now, it would be in the precious metals sector.
In an interview with Bloomberg TV, the famed economist said there is no safe asset anymore; however, he still sees potential in the mining sector.
“If I had to turn anywhere…it would be the mining sector, specifically precious metals mining companies,” he said in the interview Wednesday.
He specified that he would look at gold shares like Freeport-McMoRan (NYSE: FCX), Newmont Mining (NYSE: NEM) and Barrick Gold (NYSE: ABX, TSX: ABX), companies that have seen stock prices decline because of falling metals prices. Thursday, the three stocks Faber highlighted were last quoted up with Freeport, Newmont and Barrick trading 3.84%, 1.79%, and 1.35% higher, respectively.
“I would buy mining stocks, I’m not saying they’ll go up, but I think they will go down less,” he explained.
Among commodity assets, Faber said he would rather focus on precious metals as they do not depend on industrial demand as much as base metals. Commodities have slumped significantly since the beginning of the year, particularly industrial metals that have been affected by a slowdown in the Chinese economy.
Commenting on China’s weak economy, Faber said it is in a very serious downtrend.
“From a secular point of view, I think there is still tremendous growth opportunity in the long term. Cyclically, I think they’re going to have a tough time,” he noted.
Looking to the U.S. economy, Faber said that he would stay away from U.S. equities right now because they are ‘overhyped’ and expensive from a historical standpoint.
“If you ask me about relative value, I think emerging markets are not yet cheap but I think the return expectation I would have over the next 7-10 years by investing in emerging markets would be much higher than US stocks,” he added.
As for monetary policy, the Gloom, Boom & Doom Report editor said it is ludicrous to believe that central bankers will create prosperity in the economic system by printing money.
“Printing of money has a very limited impact on creating wealth,” he said. “That is economic ‘selfism’ at its finest.”
By Sarah Benali of Kitco News; sbenali@kitco.com
Seeing is believing... MUST SEE CHART: Something Just Happened In The Silver Market
Posted on August 31, 2015 by The Doc
http://www.silverdoctors.com/must-see-chart-something-just-happened-in-the-silver-market/
Ya think???... Run on Silver Developing As Demand EXPLODES!
Posted on August 28, 2015 by The Doc
http://www.silverdoctors.com/run-on-silver-developing-as-demand-explodes/
Metals have apparently put a bottom in place... time will tell... in the meantime, buying physical when possible.
Ten Commandments for Buying Gold and Silver
http://the-moneychanger.com/answers/ten_commandments_for_buying_gold_and_silver
Regarding delivery delays/premiums:
"Delays in physical silver deliveries on one ounce rounds and now even 100 oz bars have stretched out to three weeks. US 90% premium has risen to $3.30 over spot at wholesale. Now gold coins have caught the infection with rising prices and delayed deliveries. What do y'all reckon that means?
The Moneychanger
Amazing week all around for the metals complex.
Stocks tumbling and so are mining stocks...
Video regarding the recent silver abuse...
Here’s Why Silver is Being Napalmed Right Now
post date JULY 8, 2015
http://thewealthwatchman.com/heres-why-silver-is-being-napalmed-right-now/
Silver shortage, silver shortage... Read all about it:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=115523721
U.S. Mint To Restart Silver Sales July 27, Gold Demand Remains Strong
By Kitco News
Friday July 17, 2015 16:11
http://www.kitco.com/news/2015-07-17/U-S-Mint-To-Restart-Silver-Sales-July-27-Gold-Demand-Remains-Strong.html
(Kitco News) - Silver bullion investors will have to wait one more week to buy more 2015 U.S. American Eagle Silver coins from the U.S. Mint.
Friday, the U.S. Mint said announced that it would resume sales of their popular silver coin, on an allocated basis, July 27.
The mint sold out of its American eagle coins July 7 after silver prices dropped below $15 an ounce, creating “significant demand” for the bullion coins. According to sales data compiled by the mint, more than 2.7 million silver coins have been sold in July, completely surpassing sales of 1.98 million coins in 2014. For the year, the mint has sold more than 24.5 million silver coins.
The mint’s sales data also shows strong demand for gold bullion coins. The mint has seen its busy month since April 2013 in only the first few weeks of July. The data shows that so far the mint has sold a total of 101,000 ounces of gold so far this month. Last year the mint sold 30,000 ounces of gold for the entire July 2014.
So far this year the U.S. Mint as sold 374,000 ounces gold in its various denominations of its American Eagle Gold Coins.
By Neils Christensen of Kitco News; nchristensen@kitco.com
Follow Neils Christensen @neils_C
Comex Paper Precious Metals Open Interest Is Going Parabolic
Posted on July 17, 2015 by The Doc
http://www.silverdoctors.com/comex-paper-precious-metals-open-interest-is-going-parabolic/
Metals & Mining Analysts' Ratings & Estimates -
Juniors
Monday July 13, 2015 15:13
Has The Global Run On Silver Begun? – SRSRocco
Posted on July 10, 2015 by The Doc
http://www.silverdoctors.com/has-the-global-run-on-silver-begun-srsrocco/#more-55727
ALL metals getting crushed... Yesterday's action was my biggest red flag as the action was just terrible:
http://finviz.com/futures_charts.ashx?t=METALS&p=d1
Citigroup Just Cornered The "Precious Metals" Derivatives Market
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 07/04/2015 22:48 -0400
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-07-04/why-did-citigroups-precious-metals-derivative-exposure-just-soar-1260
ALL metals falling in the overnight electronic sessions tonight:
http://finviz.com/futures_charts.ashx?t=METALS&p=d1
If you are not reading Bill Holter, the test read starts now:
Those Crazy Gold Bugs!
-- Posted Monday, 1 June 2015
By Bill Holter
http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1433170054.php
Rather than write about the economy, the markets or geopolitics, today let's look at something a little different. It's important every once in a while to step back and take in the big picture because we are all guilty of getting too close or "finite" if you will. We fight the daily battles while losing sight of what the war is really about. Gold advocates otherwise known as "gold bugs" have been worn down by the daily battles, some have even forgotten what the real war is. Gold bugs, these are the "crazies" out there who are described as nuts or "conspiracy theorists". We know now they were not "theorists" at all. JP Morgan's $32 billion paid in fines along with many other fined and censured firms is proof of conspiracy FACT!
The term itself "gold bugs" is disparaging as if gold advocates are like some sort of cockroaches running around and dirtying up the place. It is true that some "advocates" go off half cocked and see everything as a conspiracy, I have even come across some who are so fervent they believe in gold as some sort of "religion". It is not. "Gold" as JP Morgan once said "is money, nothing else". Gold is in fact money, it is real money that has value on its own and not "legislated" or as it is in today's world, "mandated upon" the public. Most Americans who are reading this may have a difficult time understanding it even though true, many foreigners are nodding their heads with a slight smile! It should be pointed out, everything these crazy gold bugs have been saying about the world from a "fiscal" standpoint has and is in fact coming to fruition. It has not happened "when" nor as soon as they believed it would (me included), because the current insanity of balance sheets could never have been imagined even 10 years ago ...however, "timing" does not change "the ending"!
Stepping back and looking at the forest rather than the trees, collectively a very large part of the world is in a state of bankruptcy even though not declared, recognized or admitted. No matter how you look at it or on what level (state, corporate or individual), the standard of living is broadly in decline globally. (Yes I know, that top 1% or even .1% is living well and improving with each drop of sucked blood they receive from the system.) While choosing this topic to write about, I had no idea how fortuitous the timing was. Within 15 minutes of beginning this piece, a link to an interview of none other than Alan Greenspan, Richard Fisher, and Lawrence Lindsey hit my inbox!
I could only chuckle after watching the interview because my entire writing can now consist of "yeah, what they said!". Rather than write an entire article on this, I believe it might be better to let you watch what I was going to write, and we can move on to the "motives" of these three telling "mostly" the truth. If you watch this interview, please keep in mind this one question "...and the alternative is"?
Why exactly would these former Federal Reservists hint that, mathematically, logically, intuitively and in real life, IT'S OVER! They did back peddle a little bit as the interview went on but "why" or better yet why now? I believe they know what the crazy gold bugs have been saying all along is true and the day of reckoning is very close at hand. They must be trying to get "out in front" of what is coming so they're on the record for historical and "legacy" purposes. Nothing else makes any sense. Are they "trying" to torpedo the system or to break confidence? I highly doubt it but after watching the interview, would any kid with a paper route invest their money into the current system? Are they trying to bad mouth the Fed now they are no longer employed there? No, in fact, they each one pointed the blame at Congress. It's Congress' fault we are in this mess! "They" (Congress) spent the money and made the promises which cannot be honored and will ultimately be broken.
There is a punch line of course, one these three men don't want you to hear! Actually, the joke AND the punch line are both one in the same, "the money itself is bad and is the core to ALL economic and financial problems!". You see, Congress could never had authorized all of the spending if the Treasury did not have the "money" in its coffers. Yes Treasury could have borrowed money but would have been restrained if "money" was gold or something "real". The only way that Congress has been able to get away with bankrupting the country was with the aid of ... yes, the FEDERAL RESERVE these guys used to work for! The Fed has in fact underwritten the scheme, if there was no Fed ...the leverage could never have been built into the system. Greenspan, Fisher and Lindsey of course know this but they can never admit it. Were they to admit it, it would be an admission that they knew all along they were driving the bus over a cliff ...with a roadmap wide open!
All three spoke about the current state of interest rates and the unsustainability of the situation. They ask "why", for what good reason are interest rates at levels only justified by a crisis? The answer of course is; we are still in a crisis, we never exited and if rates HAD been increased ...their greatest fears would have already been realized! Mathematically, rates cannot go higher because of the inability to service interest payments (not to mention blowing up the leveraged interest rate derivatives) would come front and center. They are trying to say the inability to pay is guaranteed to come ...but is a future event. If rates were to rise now, it becomes a current event. It's really this simple!
Lawrence Lindsey even said at the 45 minute mark, "this is how they all end ...including Zimbabwe"! All "what" Larry? Fiat currencies? Or central banks who issue them? This brings me to another article which has come out and ties in perfectly. Actually, it ties in so well we can bring this entire article full circle and back to one of the gold bugs most central theses. Zerohedge posted an article regarding a systemic bet being made by billionaire hedge fund manager Paul Singer. Mr. Singer's strategy is simple, he calls it the "bigger short". He believes interest rates have only one way to go, up. He also believes we will see far more staggering defaults than we did in 2008-09. He believes shorting the debt of the world is a no brainer trade and one where you can win ALL the marbles.
Zerohedge of course picked up on the "minor flaw" in this strategy. The very same flaw I might add that Harry Dent, Martin Armstrong and others are missing. You see, when you "win", you must be "paid", but paid in "what" is the question. Assuming Mr. Singer is correct and the system does collapse on itself and he "wins". His win of course will be HUGE ...but, he will be paid in dollars or euros or whatever fiat currency his trade is done in. What will his winnings be worth if the currency itself is worth nothing? It reminds me of Mikhail Barishnikoff in the movie "White Nights", he had a stack full of worthless rubles and threw them handful after handful up in the air while saying "rubles, rubles, lots and lots of rubles". He had money ...but it wasn't worth anything.
You see, the currencies themselves are supported by the very debt Mr. Singer is selling short and expects to collapse! Which now brings us back full circle to the crazy gold bugs. This is exactly what they have been saying all along, a debt default will also mean a collapse in confidence of the currencies themselves and direct "fear capital" back into real money. This will create huge demand, force supply into hiding and additionally revalue gold higher because the currencies themselves are losing value and confidence. Gold bugs are not so different from those who see the dangers in the system from overheated markets and overleveraged debtors. The only difference is that these nut jobs want what hasn't been for nearly 50 years, they want TRUE and REAL "SETTLEMENT"! They actually want to get paid in something real! How crazy is that?
Regards, Bill Holter for;
Holter/Sinclair collaboration.
Same here... amazing demand fundamentals.
Looking at the demand side of the silver equation, I am truly impressed as the demand for silver continues to rise.
Central Bank Gold Purchases Surge To Second Highest Level In 50 Years
Friday February 13, 2015 09:03
Kira Brecht http://www.kitco.com
http://www.kitco.com/ind/Brecht/2015-02-13-Central-Bank-Gold-Purchases-Surge-To-Second-Highest-Level-In-50-Years.html
Central banks around the globe continued to gobble up gold to add to their reserves in 2014 purchasing a total of 477 tonnes, which is a 17% jump from 2013, according to the World Gold Council.
It was the second highest year of central bank purchases in 50 years.
Russia was the stand-out buyer in 2014, as the country added 173 tonnes to its reserves. Now, Russia holds over 1,200 tonnes of gold and is the sixth largest holder of gold in the world. "They have been buying 10-25 tonnes per month over the last five to six years. The Russian central bank continues to show they are looking to continue that," said Ashish Bhatia, director of central banks and public policy at the World Gold Council.
Other notable buyers of significant size last year included Kazakhstan (48t), Iraq (48t), and Azerbaijan (10t), the World Gold Council said.
Here is a list of the top 10 largest official gold holders as of February 2015:
Source: World Gold Council, International Financial Statistics
The central bank buying in 2014 marked the fifth consecutive year in which central banks were net buyers of gold, which is a significant sea-change from just a decade ago.
"Central banks were net sellers for almost 20 years, but that changed in 2009-2010," said Bhatia.
What is behind the strong appetite for gold among the world's central banks? Bhatia pointed to two main reasons.
First, "central banks are buying gold because of heightened economic and financial uncertainty. The global economy remains on very fragile ground with growth in Europe, Japan and emerging markets stagnating," Bhatia said. "Yields in major economies are declining. Around the world we are seeing monetary policy continue to ease amid a serious deflation threat."
The second major driving factor behind central bank gold purchases are relative under-allocation to gold by emerging market central banks, said Bhatia.
The United States and Germany —the world's largest official gold holders possess roughly 70% of their reserves in gold.
"The advanced economies of Europe and the U.S. have large allocations to gold largely because of the legacy of the gold standard. Emerging market economies weren't a part of that era. They are not part of that legacy of the gold standard," Bhatia explained.
Over the past five years, Bhatia noted that China, the Philippines, Mexico, Korea Brazil and Russia have all been adding gold to increase their allocation to gold relative to foreign currencies.
Bhatia added that Mexico and Korea have both added about 100 tonnes of gold to their reserves over the last five years, a sizable amount.
Through research Bhatia has conducted at the World Gold Council, it has been determined that "optimal allocation" for an emerging market central bank to gold is between 4-10%.
Looking ahead, Bhatia believes that "emerging markets will continue to be strong buyers, with Asian central banks standing out as being under allocated within that group."
"Asian central banks tend to have large foreign currency reserves and relative strong gold reserves," he noted.
In 2015, the World Gold Council expects central banks to be net buyers for the sixth year in a row with more than 400 tones of purchases in gold.
BIG day for $SILVER
SVM: A HUGE day for HUGE AH news:
Silvercorp reports fiscal 2015 Q3 results; record silver production up 89%, net income up 153%, to $5.5 million, $0.03 per sh...
Date : 02/12/2015 @ 4:32PM
Source : PR Newswire (US)
Stock : Silvercorp Metals (SVM)
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=65471356&symbol=SVM
SVM
FWIW... I strongly believe that PM's have taken all the abuse they are going to take... the bottom is at hand. Period.
Clive Maund: Gold Market Update
originally published January 19th, 2015
http://www.clivemaund.com/article.php?art_id=68
Click the link above for tons of charts...
The Wild, Wild West: The Lawless Manipulation of Bullion Markets by Public Authorities
Paul Craig Roberts - December 23, 2014
http://www.thedailybell.com/editorials/35939/Paul-Craig-Roberts-The-Lawless-Manipulation-of-Bullion-Markets-by-Public-Authorities/
Note: In this article the times given are Eastern Standard Time. The software that generated?the graph uses Mountain Standard Time. Therefore, read the x-axis two hours later than the axis indicates.
Why I Dig the Dog Days of December
Tuesday December 23, 2014 12:47
Tons of charts...
http://www.kitco.com/ind/fulp/2014-12-23-Why-I-Dig-the-Dog-Days-of-December.html
Defies all logic: confirm that $SILVER is down $1.25 to $14.95
http://www.kitco.com
The Turnaround Story At North American Palladium Is Growing Legs by David White
This article was published on Mon, Nov. 24, 3:17 PM ET
Via e-Mail...
Lots of charts in this must see article...
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2707655-the-turnaround-story-at-north-american-palladium-is-growing-legs?uprof=45
Gold-Stock Apocalypse
Adam Hamilton November 14, 2014
http://www.zealllc.com/2014/gsapoc.htm
An overnight beatdown leads to a wild $50 swing in gold and a $1 swing in silver... CRAZY!!!
Intriguing: Marshall Swing: Gold & Silver’s Day of Reckoning to Begin 9/23/15!
Posted on November 10, 2014 by The Doc
http://www.silverdoctors.com/marshall-swing-gold-silvers-day-of-reckoning-to-begin-92315/
LOOK, smart folks making their moves amid chaos:
Silver Eagle Sales Climb 87% Higher in October
Monday November 03, 2014 11:40
http://www.kitco.com/ind/Hamlin/2014-11-03-Silver-Eagle-Sales-Climb-87-Higher-in-October.html
What a beat down... buying physical.
Metals & Mining Analysts' Ratings & Estimates - Seniors
Tuesday October 21, 2014 09:19
Senior Producers, Larger-Cap Near-Term Production
http://www.kitco.com/ind/Matlack/2014-10-21-Metals-Mining-Analysts-Ratings-Estimates-Seniors.html
Powerful article found on Goldseek:
The Timing Is Curious
-- Posted Monday, 20 October 2014 | By Bill Holter
http://news.goldseek.com/GoldSeek/1413819395.php
We just finished a wildly volatile week in most all markets across the entire world. Stocks were dumped early and then pumped at the end of the week, interest rates were dumped until the end of the week and oil simply crashed and actually "sniffed" at a "7" handle. Greece came completely apart at the seams with their stock market and bond markets collapsing.
An obvious question would be "why". Why did all of this happen this week? An obvious answer which surely would be a contributor is the spread (or fear) of the Ebola virus. But this is truly a strange duck and one I'm not really sure what to make of. By now I am sure you saw the picture of the Ebola patient wrapped up in a Hazmat suit surrounded by three others in Hazmat suits and ... a guy with a clipboard? The "clipboard guy" apparently even flew with the patient as there were pictures of him again after the flight ...what's up with this? Even more strange, president Obama kissed the nurses who were caring for an Ebola patient? Is there an antidote? Is it a manmade virus? Is it real? Is it a "bio weapon" gone bad or "escaped" by "accident on purpose"?
There are all sorts of questions to this which we really don't have the answers to but suffice it to say, an Ebola pandemic (real or just perceived) would be enough to shut this country (and the financial world) down. It could be used as a scapegoat for crashing markets, financial closures, martial law and mass quarantining of population segments. If it is real, what a tragedy. If it is not, yet is used for "cover" and a "reason" for societal and financial collapse, what a travesty. As for Ebola arising just now, I say the "timing is curious" to say the least... especially since there are reports this is a manmade virus.
Another area of "timing" was the emergence of Fed Governor Bullard on Friday morning. If you recall, he was boisterous on October 9th when he said "we should be willing to remove some accommodation". Friday morning he flip flopped and said "a logical response at this point is to delay the end of QE". It is important to understand why he has said what he said and in particular "when". The markets and the dollar were rising and crushing emerging currencies and markets by Oct. 9th, Mr. Bullard stepped in and tried to jawbone some of the building froth from our markets. It only took a week later and some 1,500 Dow points for him to step out and reverse his words.
There are several problems here as I see it. First, the Fed is damned if they do and damned if they don't. The stock markets threw a taper tantrum and dropped nearly 10% in six or seven trading days. In order to placate the equity markets, QE cannot be shut down. On the other hand, the Fed cannot continue QE or begin another round because there simply are not enough Treasuries outstanding for them to purchase. Let me rephrase this, there are enough but whatever the Fed buys ...they are taking out of the collateral pool which then can no longer be lent against. This in effect actually lowers the amount of credit outstanding which "de"flates rather than "re"flates.
Another problem is the leverage that the Fed itself is taking on. Their capital is now levered at nearly 80 to 1. The big banks were levered nearly 30-35 to one back in 2008 and we all know how well that worked out. What will the Fed do? Lever themselves over 100 to 1 and blow their balance sheet up another $ trillion? I suppose they could try this but the markets at some point are going to call their bluff. The Fed has no margin for error now, a bigger balance sheet and higher leverage will only make the collapse when it comes that much more horrific. Do you believe there are any odds whatsoever that the Fed can ever even hint at the reality of higher rates? No matter who would like to deny this truth, "tapering is in fact tightening" and no amount of words can change this. Make no mistake, this is ultimately, and will also be seen as a "solvency" problem for the Fed itself. Going one step further, the Fed acted as a white knight back in 2008 and '09, they have now put themselves in a very poor position because they are now the ones in need of a white knight. Not only will they NOT be seen as the white knight, they very well could become the problem itself?
We also got news at the end of the week, India imported 100 tons of gold for the month of September ...this was about half of all gold mined for the month. There was also a report from Shanghai, they imported over 68 tons for the WEEK! If China were to import at this run rate, they would import 3,500 tons over the course of a year. This is an impossibility over the long run as the rest of the world only produces 2,200 tons. I bring this up because again, we have more evidence of demand completely dwarfing supply while price remains weak. "Apologize" however much or in whatever manner you'd like, physical demand is blowing out the actual supply while the price is being suppressed. I believe there is also a "timing issue" here, something behind the scenes is in a precarious state, the "alarm bell" must be silenced.
Last weekend in Washington, the G-20 held a finance minister and central banker meeting. Do you find it at all odd that immediately following this meeting the markets have become unstuck? What was discussed or decided behind these closed doors? The annual G-20 meeting will be held next month in Brisbane Australia, has or is something being decided? Is something "being" decided "for" the U.S. and her dollar? Curious timing?
One other area which received little to no press were events in France and also Italy. French bond yields diverged higher from the rest of the core Euro states and they basically have thumbed their noses at the deficit spending targets they were given. Italy did a currency swap earlier this year and an 8 billion euro trade deal with China this past week. Again, the timing is curious because Italy is one of the European weak sisters in need of assistance. Germany has her hands tied trying to support Greece from collapse ...so in comes China to help a struggling Italy. The fracturing of the Eurozone may be a result of the coming reset? Again, timing?
I bring this last paragraph forth because China has to this point only "courted" western business as opposed to going head to head with the U.S.. I received a note the other day which stated "China could make gasoline $100 per gallon any time of their choosing". I initially scratched my head on this one but after 10 seconds I "got it". China can pull the plug on the dollar any time they choose. Once this is done, hyperinflation will beset our nation and $100 per gallon may become a conservative number. The upcoming G-20 meeting will be of particular interest to me because I believe there will be (maybe already are?)decisions made "for" the U.S. as opposed to the traditional "by" the U.S.. I believe the problem is now seen globally to be the Federal Reserve, I also believe the world is working to "fix" the problem. More on this tomorrow.
Regards,
Bill Holter
What once loomed on the horizon is now underway:
Amazing observation made by Franklin Sanders:
This One Chart Shows Exactly How Undervalued Gold Is Right Now...
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/06/2014 22:31 -0400
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-10-06/one-chart-shows-exactly-how-undervalued-gold-right-now
The whole story needs to be read at the link above...
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