Question About Gold Price Behaviour I


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Friday, February 12th, 2010 Gold Stock Market

19 Comments to Question About Gold Price Behaviour I

  1. google:
    Mechanics of Short Selling, Naked Short Selling and Synthetic Short Selling

  2. kdcruz75 on February 12th, 2010
  3. google:
    Mechanics of Short Selling, Naked Short Selling and Synthetic Short Selling

  4. kdcruz75 on February 12th, 2010
  5. The federal reserve is HOLDING Gold at $900.00 per ounce. That is their target.

    $900.00 per ounce target price.

    They hold the Gold Price by increasing or decreasing the lending of money, very easy to do. Thus Gold is held at ther $900.00 target level.

  6. afcmcp on February 12th, 2010
  7. The federal reserve is HOLDING Gold at $900.00 per ounce. That is their target.

    $900.00 per ounce target price.

    They hold the Gold Price by increasing or decreasing the lending of money, very easy to do. Thus Gold is held at ther $900.00 target level.

  8. afcmcp on February 12th, 2010
  9. The federal reserve is HOLDING Gold at $900.00 per ounce. That is their target.

    $900.00 per ounce target price.

    They hold the Gold Price by increasing or decreasing the lending of money, very easy to do. Thus Gold is held at ther $900.00 target level.

  10. afcmcp on February 12th, 2010
  11. 97 views

  12. kdcruz75 on February 12th, 2010
  13. Check out Gold Anti-Trust Action committee or GATA. Gold is the competition for fiat currency, a thus its price its kept suppressed. You are watching the suppression in action.

  14. dleddy1414 on February 12th, 2010
  15. also google :
    The Story of Deep Capture

  16. kdcruz75 on February 12th, 2010
  17. google:
    Mechanics of Short Selling, Naked Short Selling and Synthetic Short Selling

  18. kdcruz75 on February 12th, 2010
  19. this is my 2 cents….
    a naked short sell at high volumes and in very short times..the guys holding the long position get a margin call..they cannot cover this in such a short period..they sell their long position ..precipitating the fall….
    those who place their naked shorts now book profits by buying back the shares in those huge volumes..thus the lesser gradient of the buy back…there is no spike because the guys who placed the long are spooked , out of the market, nursing the wounds

  20. kdcruz75 on February 12th, 2010
  21. Check out GATA

  22. Atom299 on February 13th, 2010
  23. It’s called short selling.

  24. btbking on February 13th, 2010
  25. I believe it was “in fraud we trust”

  26. dontblamethemessenge on February 13th, 2010
  27. Euro went up.

  28. thetimeratboy on February 13th, 2010
  29. In Britain we call this phenomenen the 2 O’clock f******!

    When the exchange moves into the COMEX.

    It is very well versed out there that it’s short paper trading by three or so large funds most prominant of which is J.P. Morgan who borrows the metal from the FED (who don’t have it to lend) for reasons of manipulating the price.

    Can’t prove it though, have no evidence and can’t assert it.

    I’ll just wait until tha audit is done for my proof.

    Fraud if it’s true…… bastards.

  30. ccharlie100 on February 13th, 2010
  31. ive seen this too silver is the same
    nymex market opens at that time
    but i dont know why this changes the price soo much

  32. rainstormaeroponics on February 13th, 2010
  33. i also saw these movements, usually always at the same time of the day, every day the same.
    Maybe a bank in the US opens, and they dump it. They do it quickly so the stoploss of other people does not work.
    Then their friends buy the gold for a lower prize. Profit for both. Sometimes i think they reduce the prize strongly before some unfavorable message of Geithner appears. But then the drop usually is spread over some hours to halve a day.

  34. dontblamethemessenge on February 13th, 2010
  35. But shouldn’t such a drop be followed by a spike in buying by people that where wainting? Or is all the liquidity fake?

  36. eurogoldexchange on February 13th, 2010
  37. From my observation..these unusual line charts have shown stagnation then a sudden steep drop and then a small correction, this pattern has been repeated again and again in both Gold and Silver since August 08. Seems to me that the continual coordination of the institutional investors are naked short selling, not only to manipulate the Natural pressures on the metals market but to make some short term coin themselves. The overall goal of a continued suppression of price is also achieved.

  38. CosmicDramaQueen on February 13th, 2010

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