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Thursday, 21 October 2010

Bloomberg Television interview with Mr T.

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Saturday, 16 October 2010

Price of gold continues to rise and shine

16TH OCT Price of gold continues to rise and shineBy Ellen Kelleher Published: October 15 2010 18:07 | Last updated: October 15 2010 18:07The gold price hit another high this week as concerns mounted about the economic outlook, leaving investors facing the question whether to buy gold bullion or shares from the mining companies themselves. Mining companies across Australia, South Africa and Latin...

Wednesday, 13 October 2010

BIS taking in more gold - who are the counterparties this time?

Author: Rhona O'Connell Posted:  Wednesday , 13 Oct 2010  The latest figures from the IMF show that the Bank for International Settlements' declared gold holdings are on the increase again.  The BIS hit the headlines earlier this year when analyst Matthew Turner spotted figures in the BIS' Annual Report that showed...

Monday, 11 October 2010

WIN SILVER BULLION! 'Why Gold & Silver?' Giveaway

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Gold moves higher as investors bet on QE2

By Carole Vaporean and Jan HarveyNEW YORK/LONDON | Tue Oct 12, 2010 2:32am IST   NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - Gold moved back toward its all-time high on Monday, despite late gains in the dollar, as investors prepared for what many see as a likely second round of economic stimulus by the U.S. Federal Reserve. ...

Tuesday, 5 October 2010

THE FEDERAL RESERVE is SELLING PAPER GOLD and BUYING PHYSICAL GOLD

Monday, 4 October 2010 By Rob Kirby A couple of weeks ago, I pitched an idea to some associates of mine who are involved in SERIOUS [tonnage] PRECIOUS METALS procurement – physical metal only – let’s just say HUGE money.  I asked them if they would be interested in purchasing an “option” – cash up front - for the exclusive rights [first right of refusal on off-take] of a gold producer [miner]...

Sunday, 3 October 2010

09/29/10 - European Central Bank Gold Sales Down 96%

09/29/10 Stockholm, Sweden – The year to September reporting is in for the European Central Bank Gold Agreement (CBGA), the group that controls the aggregate gold sales for the eurozone, Sweden, and Switzerland. The results are not that surprising — the group sold only a meager 6.2 tonnes. However, the precipitous drop in sales from the...