Thursday, July 22, 2010

Proof of gold price suppression

http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/Proof%20of%20Gold%20Price%20Suppresion.pdf

That suppression comes from trading on a net basis 45 ounces of gold for every ounce of real gold. In other words 44 ounces of paper gold are traded for each ounce of physical gold. This bogus increase in gold supply distorts the price such that it does not move in lock step with M3 but instead it moves in lock step with the amount of paper gold that is created out of thin air.

Each 44 ozs of paper gold are only backed by 1 oz of real gold but if holders of paper gold demand real gold then each 44 ozs of paper gold will need to be met with 44 ozs of physical gold and not just with one ounce; this will cause a run on the bullion banks. The price will increase and its final limit will be the price related to only real physical gold.

Conclusions

The inescapable conclusions are:

1) The gold price is suppressed through fractional reserve bullion banking

2) The gold market is selling on average 45 ounces of gold for every one ounce of real physical gold via “unallocated gold” (fractional reserve bullion banking). In other words the gold market is backed by only 2.3% gold

3) The true price of physical gold is currently around $54,000/oz if fractional reserve bullion banking did not exist. In the presence of fractional reserve banking with 2.3% gold backing the market price of “gold” is reduced to $1200/oz

4) The US dollar has a purchasing power that is 45 times over valued

5) The way to end gold price suppression is for investors to ensure they have allocated physical bullion preferably held outside of the bullion banking system

The Trade of the Century

The sick joke of the Gold cartel is that whether you hold dollars or unallocated gold you only have 2.3% of gold backing! However, the trade of the century is to buy actual physical metal with your dollars, or if you have unallocated gold to demand physical delivery. In this way you can trade something with 2.3% gold backing for an investment that is 100% gold.

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