GoldCompany
Michael Cohen
- Joined
- Mar 21, 2013
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COMEX Default Increasing
Adefault can occur if too many longs stand for delivery. This very well could happen and the likelihood has risen in just the last 2 trading days as open interest has increased rather than decreased. If 10% of the longs stood for delivery in Silver, the inventory would be wiped out.
Goldman Lacks Morality
Apparently, the investors who were quick to jump on the bandwagon with this statement have short-term memory loss. Are we forgetting about the subprime mortgage scandal that was just a few years ago? Shortly after the worst recession in U.S. history bottomed markets, allegations arose of Goldman defrauding investors. But the reality ended up being even worse.
Frustrated customers trying to buy physical metals.
ABC Bullion
Sydney buyers rush to buy at bargain prices of around $1332 an ounce, about $200 cheaper than four days ago and $400 cheaper than when the price peaked two years ago.
Not since the global financial crisis have the phones rung so hot from gold buyers, said Jordan Eliseo, chief economist of the Australian Bullion Company on Pitt Street.
FirstGold
Roy Cohen, director of The Gold Company and First Gold, said interest in gold savings accounts were also ''exploding''.
The gold is over sold there is very little physical on the market.
HOLD ON TO YOUR GOLD !!
Adefault can occur if too many longs stand for delivery. This very well could happen and the likelihood has risen in just the last 2 trading days as open interest has increased rather than decreased. If 10% of the longs stood for delivery in Silver, the inventory would be wiped out.
Goldman Lacks Morality
Apparently, the investors who were quick to jump on the bandwagon with this statement have short-term memory loss. Are we forgetting about the subprime mortgage scandal that was just a few years ago? Shortly after the worst recession in U.S. history bottomed markets, allegations arose of Goldman defrauding investors. But the reality ended up being even worse.
Frustrated customers trying to buy physical metals.
ABC Bullion
Sydney buyers rush to buy at bargain prices of around $1332 an ounce, about $200 cheaper than four days ago and $400 cheaper than when the price peaked two years ago.
Not since the global financial crisis have the phones rung so hot from gold buyers, said Jordan Eliseo, chief economist of the Australian Bullion Company on Pitt Street.
FirstGold
Roy Cohen, director of The Gold Company and First Gold, said interest in gold savings accounts were also ''exploding''.
The gold is over sold there is very little physical on the market.
HOLD ON TO YOUR GOLD !!