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HistoryStudent | 11-24-2009 06:13 PM
GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! http://www.numismaster.com/ta/numis/...ArticleId=8590 Now it starts. Dear CIGAs, The following is a geological and geophysical discussions of a potential gold property provided by CIGA Rusty Bayonet. see: http://www.jsmineset.com for HUMORUS film flick. Jim Sinclair’s Commentary This phenomena anticipated by CIGA Eric will shift to heavier deliveries being taken from the Comex. The day any futures exchange in silver or gold fails to make prompt correct delivery, there will be a run on all the gold and silver ETFs.

supn9 | 11-24-2009 06:17 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! That's it. Party is over.

Dick | 11-24-2009 06:31 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! Quote:
Originally Posted by supn9 (Post 2043003) That's it. Party is over.
Very true. Monday will be interesting. IMO, it looks like they tried to fool everybody today with their 5 year bond sales to make the dollar look like it is was in demand. Pure chicanery is the way I see it.

HistoryStudent | 11-24-2009 06:40 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! Quote:
Originally Posted by supn9 (Post 2043003) That's it. Party is over.
Heck NO IMPERIAL HONORABLE NUMBER ONE puddle jumper, WE'S ON THE FRONT burner now as the KITCHEN fire started in HONG KONG tungsten KITCHEN is catching on world wide. snipet from Willie tonight: http://www.preciousmetalstockreview.com/ Anyone who steps forward with actual data, evidence, documents, and hard facts worthy of investigation and high level prosecution is subject to being murdered. So the way this plays out is more likely to be a cratering, a dismantling, a breakdown in the gold metals exchange. The weak link, as claimed by both GATA and hard charging analysts like Jim Sinclair with Dan Norcini, is the lack of physical gold. The metals exchanges have been running a criminal shell game for years. They do not require collateral properly placed, like 80% on short sales. In London they are digging from the 50 and 60 year old barrels to produce gold bars for delivery. In London they are hastily seeking gold bars from the Bank of England and European Union central banks in order to avert delivery defaults. The strain was evident last spring when Deutsche Bank was caught without sufficient gold, rescued by the Euro Central Bank in the nick of time. The strain was repeated in early October when London borrowed central bank gold bullion in the nick of time. Word has it that all delivery demands were met, and all were from Asia, predominantly from China. The strain will repeat by the end of this November month. The strain will again reach critical levels in March, and if the system holds together after the upcoming demands for gold delivery are handled, or not managed, whatever, we will see events reaching climax next March and the spring months heading into June. Review some indirect evidence serving as confirmation of the tungsten gold bar story. This is inductive reasoning, at the basic level. The London and New York metals exchanges cannot complete delivery of any order over one metric tonne without fresh assay reports. Trust has been shattered. This was never required before, but is now. Why is that? Could it be that Hong Kong's revelation of four tungsten bars (fake gold) was true, verified, and spread via a global alert? Yes, clearly! Assayers the world over are unavailable. They are all tied up as bullion bankers, sovereign wealth fund managers, lesser central banks, and individual billionaires are scrambling to verify their gold holdings. The assayers were entirely available two months ago, but not now. Why is that? Could it be that Hong Kong's revelation of four tungsten bars (fake gold) were true, verified, and spread via a global alert? Yes, clearly! The Canadian Mint has released information that admits to 17.5 thousand troy ounces of gold and other precious metals missing, whose estimated value is $15.3 million. No credible explanation has been offered for the missing inventory. These are not lamps, boxes of paper, crates of machine tools, floor tile, stereo sets, or power tools sitting in inventory. These are gold bars. Or were they tungsten bars? Permit the Jackass to surmise that the Canadian Mint were interrupted in their coin production process. They poured what they thought were gold bars into a cauldron, but since tungsten melts at 8000 degrees, and gold melts at 2200 degrees, the cauldron soup was lumpy with tungsten cheese. Instead of admitting they held and discovered 17.5 thousand ounces of tungsten, sure to rile the Wall Street boys, sure to turn the gold market upside down more than already, sure to invite severe scrutiny to many bankers who already face criticism (but not prosecution) over mortgage bond fraud, THEY JUST SAY IT IS MISSING !!! Just where did it go, Ottawa? Did some high level bankers (surely not Goldman Sachs) borrow it or steal it? Maybe it went to an industrial supplier that specializes in zinc, tin, copper, lead, and tungsten!!! See the National Post article (CLICK HERE). It seems the B.S. story of lost gold invites the least criticism, scrutiny, and follow through, amazingly. Theft and fraud is rampant, and the name of the game. Of course, incompetence, and clumsiness are more acceptable than corruption and collusion. The end result of all the extra authentication processes, the absence of available assayers. the missing gold at mints, and the scattered reports of tungsten gold that have this week extended to at least on European bank location in addition to Hong Kong, is less actual verifiable gold bullion in the hands of people that trade it. In other words, THE GOLD SHORTAGE IS MORE REVEALED AND EXPOSED. Notice lastly, the no Hong Kong banker denied the story of discovering tungsten bars with gold plating. Instead, the story proliferated to a global examining of gold inventory. Notice also that no Depositor bullion bank invited investigators inside for a closer look at inventory, after doubt and lost confidence within the system occurred. These are all tell-tale coincident signs, indirect evidence in support of the tungsten salted bars and the entire story. One has to be with a military intelligence background not to see it. GOLD EXPLOSION COMING Gold continues to log new highs. The market forces are powerful. The corrupt cords are being severed. The bottom of the barrels are being scoured for physical gold. Investors and investment firms want some real assets instead of mountains of paper assets. Paper piles are burning. A gold price explosion is coming. They cannot stop the gold locomotive. Monday this week was gold futures options expiration. The expiry was met the previous Thursday and Friday last week with gold closing at the highs for the day, and on Monday with a 12-15 point upward thrust. Pain is being felt in a big way with the gold cartel from their suppression game that backfires. Those two days ending last week formed daily bullish hammers, very bullish signals, identified by a high open, intraday prices much lower, but with a strong high close. Hey London, Hey New York: Open vise, insert nether stones, squeeze, and invite the dogs to feed off the floor. The pressure is on. The lack of real gold is palpable. the price rises. Heads will soon roll. Exchange officials of middle rank will be the first led away in handcuffs, not by the FBI, not by the CFTC, but by state authorities and perhaps federal marshalls. The federales are part of the syndicate (lack of) law enforcement. Why middle level guys? Because they will offer evidence and testimony against the targeted higher level officials. Many people like myself wish for a much broader exposure of criminal behavior, some prosecutions, some justice, and an end to the Age of Impunity in the Untied States that comes with the Fascist Business Model. We will find little satisfaction, except for the breakdown of the Gold-Dollar balance beam in progress. The gold & silver prices might be the main satisfaction felt. The USDollar decline might be another satisfaction. Look for strange and misleading inaccurate stories to come from the metals exchanges as they break down. Also look for something to pop up with all those guys from last August who appealed for asylum in Europe, bearing boxes of Wall Street fraud evidence. That is saved for the Hat Trick Letter reports Called to get something ASSAYED today and was told if I was LUCKY it'll be 2014. Just kidding...

goldwish | 11-24-2009 09:46 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! nether stones, LOL! pound 'em!

HistoryStudent | 11-24-2009 09:52 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! http://www.preciousmetalstockreview.com/ Per Ackerman if we get ONE more BUCK in the GOLD price tonight... then it's soon to $1,337.00 about $1,500.00 for a gold eagle with PREMIUM! :bull-smile::bull-smile:

OutlawJoseyWalesJr | 11-24-2009 10:16 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! Looks like the gold rally is going to continue without a smack down. Who knows? It might just run to $2000 before it takes a breather. It might hit $1200 by the end of this week.

HistoryStudent | 11-24-2009 10:20 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! TOOT TOOT TOOT The little gold train just HUFFED & PUFFED and HIT the BLOW-Up NOZZLE at http://www.preciousmetalstockreview.com/ Now it's next stop $1,337.00 READ ALL ABOUT IT! http://www.preciousmetalstockreview.com/ Gold Can Impale Bears With a Leap Past $1174 By: Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks -- Posted Tuesday, 24 November 2009 | Digg This Article | Share this article| Source: GoldSeek.com Rick�s Picks Tuesday, November 24, 2009 �Phenomenally accurate forecasts� Having waited patiently since May for Comex Gold to reach an important target at 1174.90, we are naturally interested in what comes next, since the December contract peaked yesterday at exactly 1174.00. We say �peaked,� and while this is technically correct because an $11 selloff ensued, that�s hardly enough pain to have sent gold bulls into fits of panic or despair. So far, in fact, the selloff looks and feels like little more than a minor flutter in a bull market that presumably has much farther to go. Even so, we shall treat yesterday�s high as a potentially important top for the time being because that is our custom. Specifically, whenever a stock or commodity reaches an important �Hidden Pivot� target, we assume that�s the end of the line unless the target itself is subsequently exceeded on a closing basis or decisively intraday. Although Rick�s Picks subscribers tend to anticipate these targets with a lot of speculative fervor, and to reward each other with verbal high-fives when they are hit exactly, the exactness is a kind of parlor trick that distracts from the targets� true usefulness. Granted, it�s nice to have a place to get perhaps briefly short in gold without having to risk more than pocket change. In that regard, the 1174.90 pivot was a magic number for scalpers and day traders. But the target�s main purpose was twofold: 1) keeping us steadfastly bullish since mid-May, when gold refreshed a buy signal from five months earlier by hitting a technical tripwire at 946; and 2) allowing long-term bulls to manage the risk of their positions as the target drew nearer. Riding Out Setbacks Keeping 1174.90 well in mind since last spring, steadfastly bullish we remained, even though December Gold got thrown for painful losses, each lasting for at least two weeks, no fewer than four times since May. In each instance, we reassured subscribers (and the public, since the forecast was reiterated in this space numerous times) that no lasting harm would befall long-term bulls, at least not before gold reached 1174.90. So now that the target has been achieved, where to next? Most immediately, although there�s a chance that the December futures could head-fake their way to a marginal new all-time high at 1185.50 before they correct in earnest, that wouldn�t change a big picture that has more or less exhausted its bullish potential for the near-to-intermediate term. That doesn�t mean gold cannot go still higher from here, only that if it does, we�ll need to consider even longer-term charts to come up with a new target. It is on the weekly and monthly charts that we can find patterns of greater degree than the one that has just played on the daily chart. Looking at the longer time frames, while we don�t see any price patterns as clear and compelling as the one that provided safe passage to 1174.00, there is one at 1337.20 that will do in a pinch. It comes from the weekly chart and begins with an obscure low at 417.10 that was recorded in 2001. Barring any serious technical setbacks, that is where we shall infer Comex Gold is headed if the lesser resistance at 1174.90 gets shredded and left in the dust. *** Information and commentary contained herein comes from sources believed to be reliable, but this cannot be guaranteed. Past performance should not be construed as an indicator of future results, so let the buyer beware. There is a substantial risk of loss in futures and option trading, and even experts can, and sometimes do, lose their proverbial shirts. Rick's Picks does not provide investment advice to individuals, nor act as an investment advisor, nor individually advocate the purchase or sale of any security or investment. From time to time, its editor may hold positions in issues referred to in this service, and he may alter or augment them at any time. Investments recommended herein should be made only after consulting with your investment advisor, and only after reviewing the prospectus or financial statements of the company. Rick's Picks reserves the right to use e-mail endorsements and/or profit claims from its subscribers for marketing purposes. All names will be kept anonymous and only subscribers� initials will be used unless express written permission has been granted to the contrary. All Contents � 2009, Rick Ackerman. All Rights Reserved. www.rickackerman.com -- Posted Tuesday, 24 November 2009 | Digg This Article | Source: GoldSeek.com Previous Articles by Rick Ackerman

HistoryStudent | 11-24-2009 10:21 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! Read that last ONE again and Again... "We're in the MONEY we're in the MONEY!":111: Or if you can wait and PAY $1500 for a GOLD Eagle cause now it's comin' sure as RAIN in the WINTER TIME! Heck, the MINT knows they are chargin' that already... Sorry Sorry sorry...

silverblood | 11-24-2009 10:36 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! Quote:
Originally Posted by HistoryStudent (Post 2043030) In London they are digging from the 50 and 60 year old barrels to produce gold bars for delivery.
I apologize, it is likely dense of me to ask, but does he mean that the gold in London is literally kept in barrels? If not, then why the 50 to 60 year reference? That doesn't seem like an efficient way to store gold, so I'd like to know what he really means.

Chucktatorship | 11-24-2009 10:42 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! $1337 is the perfect price for such an elite metal. Per gram!

Golddust | 11-24-2009 10:42 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! http://kitconet.com/images/sp_en_6.gif

mick silver | 11-24-2009 10:44 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! anyone think this could be the start of something big . like hard time on the way or money lossing all value

HistoryStudent | 11-24-2009 10:47 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! Quote:
Originally Posted by silverblood (Post 2043463) I apologize, it is likely dense of me to ask, but does he mean that the gold in London is literally kept in barrels? If not, then why the 50 to 60 year reference? That doesn't seem like an efficient way to store gold, so I'd like to know what he really means.
It's some veiled thingie to the old 90 year old FDR melt bars that were hastly done and still are 10% copper - like a 1900s SAINT GAUDENS' color today. They melted so many and then almost doubled the price ($20 to $35 when a $20 coin was a weeks total wage for a high class manager - like $2000 today) and these are being used when the CHINESE demand delivery. The HUN is really mad. I feel like I'm in "Star Wars" with the funny terminology. The barrels are something like that. TPTB in 1937 FDR White House (HOSE?) simply robbed and threw them in the barrels - I'd bet. They even cleaned out the safe deposit boxes and left $20 bills - today they probably leave you $50.00 that's their legal price on a GAE, right? :signs14:

mojo1 | 11-24-2009 10:53 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! Makes me think that article "Hitmen Cometh" was true.

HistoryStudent | 11-24-2009 10:59 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! Mojo: Absolute power absolutely corrupts. Bank on it.

mojo1 | 11-24-2009 11:00 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! The dislocations won't be some fingers getting popped out of joint either. More like someone eating a whole chicken with their hands.

mojo1 | 11-24-2009 11:08 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! The thing is the guys responsible for taking out these guys are probably just as bad if not worse. Nothing new under the sun.

mick silver | 11-24-2009 11:10 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! They even cleaned out the safe deposit boxes and left $20 bills - today they probably leave you $50.00 that's their legal price on a GAE, right? not in my life time . i done giving

harper | 11-25-2009 12:11 AM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! Quote:
The barrels are something like that. TPTB in 1937 FDR White House (HOSE?) simply robbed and threw them in the barrels - I'd bet.
anyone have any numbers about how much the gov actually confiscated? I keep hearing about it, but have never heard a number of any sort.

HistoryStudent | 11-25-2009 12:43 AM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! I just spent a LOT of TIME on EBAY doing coin searches. It SEEMS that the COINS and the GOLD price are working together to quickly out distance the REASONABLE buyer(s). STICKER shock is fast becoming reality. Sadly, I can NOT imagine being brand new and trying to buy. Depressing and leadership run AMUCK like those that run far too many things - INVHO. Buy ASAP I can really see gold bullion hitting $1500 soon. :signs14:

mick silver | 11-25-2009 01:01 AM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! HS could they be driving the little money away from gold . trying to keep small player in the buck an away from gold know if they buy gold that less money to keep the pony show going

twenty4karat | 11-25-2009 04:33 AM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! Quote:
Originally Posted by HistoryStudent (Post 2042999) http://www.numismaster.com/ta/numis/...ArticleId=8590 Now it starts. Dear CIGAs, The following is a geological and geophysical discussions of a potential gold property provided by CIGA Rusty Bayonet. see: http://www.jsmineset.com for HUMORUS film flick. Jim Sinclair�s Commentary This phenomena anticipated by CIGA Eric will shift to heavier deliveries being taken from the Comex. The day any futures exchange in silver or gold fails to make prompt correct delivery, there will be a run on all the gold and silver ETFs.
That day has been long overdue for some time bud. ETF's have been the bane to the metals market. The sooner they fall the better for us all. :smile:

Darth_Vader | 11-25-2009 04:40 AM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! Yeah, like the silver shortage of 2008...whatever.

Rebel Yarr | 11-25-2009 01:04 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! ^^ uhhh - what do you think happens if/when the deliveries roll out of Comex? What happens if/when the small bullion coins are sucked up by the 100's of billions of paper money... People are waking up to the facts of the Fed/manipulation/USD and the overall scam. There are plenty of folks sitting on 100,000 looking for a place to park/invest it these days. All the "investment" (1-100gram/kilo) size gold bullion could be sucked up by a couple 100 million. The perfect storm that gold bugs have been waiting for/expecting appears to be forming ...and forming fast....maybe you just might be a bit wet behind the ears yet.

Metalsmith | 11-25-2009 02:50 PM
Re: GOLD coins start to RUN OUT! Post to subscribe op... 10 chr .

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