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Gold dealer Barret under threat of shut down
Barret Capital Management, a commodities dealer that specializes in purchasing physical gold and silver for clients, is on the verge of being shut down by regulators.
Following an investigation that started in March 2011, the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada alleges that Barret has been using client funds for its own purposes “in complete disregard of securities regulation.”
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[TaM-1218] The Truth About Markets – 24 September 2011
Posted in Max Keiser Audio, The Truth About Markets London
Tagged gold, silver, truth about markets
“In other words, the gold shares are currently the cheapest that they have ever been, excluding a one-month period in the fall of 2008.”
Osiris Investment Partners went on to write: “[S]ince the early 1980s, when the XAU Index was first constructed, until the fall of 2008, this ratio remained in a range of .16 to .38, even during the depths of the gold bear market. [That is the ratio of the XAU Gold Stock Index divided by the price of an ounce of gold in U.S. dollars. - FJS] During the financial crisis of 2008, this ratio dropped briefly to .09. Since that time, it has traded up to .16, but it has never exceeded the former floor. As I write today the ratio is .114. In other words, the gold shares are currently the cheapest that they have ever been, excluding a one-month period in the fall of 2008. On a fundamental basis, gold stocks have historically traded at 10 times or more annual cash flow. We are presently seeing many companies priced at one to three times potential forward cash flow, if they can execute their plan. Clearly, not all of them will realize the potential. However, many will.”
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Momma, never let your paper bug children read charts
One thing that’s interesting and surprising about the selloff in gold is that it’s so closely mirrored the selloff in Swiss Franc, and yet the Swiss Franc is blatantly manipulated by a central bank, whereas gold, you know, is not.
Where does one start? This is cognitive bias times wishful thinking taken to the nth degree. Jumpy Joe has been so wrong about gold for so long – down looks up – and up looks down. Joe, whatever drugs you’re on; you need to change the dosage or change the prescription.
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India Gold Imports May Reach Record
Stacy Summary: I remember when gold was at 900 and gold analysts insisted that demand from India would be capped by this price point. Looks like they were wrong.
Purchases by India, the world’s biggest user, surged 60 percent to 267 tons in the three months ended June 30, from 167 tons a year earlier, the producer-funded council said on Aug. 18. Investment demand jumped 78 percent to 108.5 tons, the second-highest quarter on record, it said.
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Mike Maloney on Debt Collapse & the Case for $20,000 Gold
Stacy Summary: We’ll be interviewing Mike Maloney in the next two weeks, so if you have any questions after viewing the film. Please post below.
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Gold Gold Gold – It’s the End of the World As You Know It
Stacy Summary: What the currency and banking grids will look like after this is all over, I don’t know. I do know, however, we’re beyond returning to business as usual.
Also, check out silver. During the past two weeks of market turmoil, it’s been most amazing to see how steady silver has held during huge market selloffs.
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Gold: Global Currency Grid Continues to Crumble Around Gold
Oh, and a little bit of silver candy for you . . .
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