Showing posts with label sell off. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sell off. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

India's Response To The Gold Sell Off: A Massive Buying Frenzy

I've always said when US citizens are buying gold, they are not only competing against buyers from emerging economy central banks, they are also competing against 3 billion peasants in Asia.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-04-16/indias-response-gold-sell-buying-frenzy

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Michael Pento - What You Must Know about Gold & Silver Selloff

http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/KWN_DailyWeb/Entries/2011/9/25_Michael_Pento_-_What_You_Must_Know_about_Gold_%26_Silver_Selloff.html
There are two reasons why the gold market, and indeed the entire commodity sector, got stuffed last week.  First off, the Counterfeiter in Chief, Ben Bernanke, managed to disappoint the gold market by deciding to sterilize the bond purchases made on the long end of the yield curve.”

“By offsetting the purchases of short-term Treasuries with sales of shorter duration notes, Bernanke will not increase the supply of money or dilute the currency to a greater extent than he already has in performing ‘Operation Twist.’ 

But make no mistake, the global economy is faltering and QE III isn’t far off.  However, the gold market was expecting the Fed to do more in the way of easing during this two-day meeting—like ceasing to pay interest on excess reserves....

“Therefore, in the short-term, there will be selling pressure on all commodities.  Number two, and this is conjecture on my part at this juncture, but I believe sovereign states in Europe that are flirting with insolvency have resorted to dumping gold in the open market. 

When under duress, these countries are forced to dump what they can, and there just isn’t any asset that has performed better in the last dozen years than gold and commodities.

But the good news here is that gold is moving from a very few, weak hands, to a diffused group of strong ownership.  Ultimately, this will be beneficial for gold prices in the long-run and this recent selloff should be a welcomed opportunity for investors to accumulate a more substantial position.”