When the markets are being manipulated by government, bullion, investment and central banks, fundamentals and technicals fly through the window.The price of Calvf and the mining sector as a whole is where it is because of blatant manipulation. All else is noise for now.When the manipulation stops then the fundamentals and Technicals will come into play together with greed and optimism. Posters on other boards blame management for everything. What a shame.
The World Gold Council recently released its own report for the gold market for 2011. It noted that while global demand for gold had hit a new all-time high in (nominal) dollar terms , it was merely reaching its highest level in 15 years in terms of tonnages.
Indeed, investment demand rose by a mere 5% year-over-year.
Do we have any reason to believe that the bankers’ paper currency is inherently defective? Yes. When these same bankers persuaded our governments to abandon the gold standard in 1971, our paper currencies ceased to be “money” its a currency. They were no longer backed by any tangible asset, so they instantly ceased to be units of value.
Gold, as “the peoples’ money” it is also protect ourselves from the collapse of the paper currencies which even the creators of this paper are trying to dump themselves.
Swap your bankster-paper for gold mines and/or silver today – before this confetti (officially) acquires its actual zero value.
I don't hold these worthless paper currencies, rather than opt for humanity’s 5,000-year old safe havens: Gold and Silver.
Specifically, with all our governments explicitly engaged in the monetary policy known as “competitive devaluation”, only a person without knowledge, would hold an asset where the producers of that asset are trying to drive its value to zero as rapidly as possible.
In the 1,000 years since China began humanity’s experiments with these worthless, paper (“fiat”) currencies; the paper has a perfect record: it always goes to zero.
Ex. meanwhile, we are equally well-advanced along the road to another regular, economic event in our collective history: what I call a “bond-burning party” – where insolvent debtor governments simply erase all of those bond debts, leaving bond-holders with a big, fat nothing.
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