Monday, April 22, 2013

Sinclair: Physical Gold Buyers Will Now Crush Central Planners

"Today Jim Sinclair sent King World News one of the most extraordinary and powerful pieces he has ever written in his 50 years in the financial business.  Below is what Sinclair, who was once called on by former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker to assist during a Wall Street crisis and grew up under the tutelage of his father Bert Seligman, who was business partners with legendary trader Jesse Livermore, had to say in this remarkable piece.
 
Sinclair: “Gold is freeing itself as an emancipation process from the gold banks control via paper gold that has no gold whatsoever involved in it.  The thralldom of the gold price ends when the Evil Kings of Gold, the Gold Banks, are clearly proven to have no gold clothes on.
The emancipation of gold from paper is now in progress as physical demand increases unperturbed, and rather pleased by the lower price of the metal of kings.  The central planning fools, in their effort to try and break the mystique of gold via a paper crash, have only ignited what once was sparks into flames for its physical accumulation....
“They do not understand that the day demand stands for full delivery at a contract maturity, even at these low prices, the fraudulent nature of the gold future, gold lease, and OTC gold hedges is revealed and therefore destroyed.
This could occur in gold at any price and need not be foreshadowed by a rise in the price of the metal.  Since there is no gold anywhere and above ground supplies are now being significantly consumed by us, the physical gold market will set the price unencumbered by governments or manipulators.  This freedom from manipulation by paper is the emancipation of gold.
Every time you buy one ounce of physical gold you cast your vote against the system and its masters, the banksters.  These sociopaths rule by being bullies and committing fraud.  Their days are numbered and gold is the ‘White Knight’ that is going to slay the evil dragon..."
 
 

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