Embry: “Right now I am focused on the egregious price behavior of gold and
silver in the wake of the ‘no taper’ decision by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Before this decision was made public, 95% of the pundits were talking about some
degree of tapering.
As this discussion of tapering was
taking place, the gold price was crushed from about $1,420 down to $1,300. What
was shocking to most people was that the Fed’s decision sparked a one-day $60
rally in the gold price....
“Well, after trading sideways on
Thursday, on a Triple-Witching Friday the gold price was attacked and
surrendered 2/3 of its gains.
But it’s worse than that because as
I said gold was taken down ahead of this decision and it is now roughly $100
lower than before this situation really became an issue. So this is egregious
behavior and it is discouraging to many investors. This counterintuitive price
action also continues to drive people away from the gold market.
My attitude is the exact opposite.
This is a gift. Investors are getting one of the world’s most undervalued
assets at giveaway prices, and this is at a time when they are getting ready to
totally destroy the world currency system as we know it. There was a logical
explosion higher in gold after the ‘no taper’ was announced.
The only cover that could be used
for that takedown on Friday were some remarks from Bullard, who isn’t even a
voting member of the Fed. Bullard said that just because they didn’t taper
doesn’t mean they won’t do it next month or the month after, depending on
economic statistics. This is all just bullsh*t propaganda which is used to try
to control the gold price and keep people away from it.
We will continue to have this type
of propaganda from the Fed, but the problem is that the physical shortages in
the gold market are real. There has been a massive amount of gold being
offloaded to the East. If you just look at the gold demand from India, China
and Russia, they are consuming more than the entire world’s annual mine
production. So people ask, ‘Where is all of the gold coming from?’ Well, it’s
coming from GLD and Western central banks, but at some point, when things really
get messy in the financial world and demand for physical gold surges even
higher, the price of gold is going to explode.
Am I frustrated in the very
short-term? Yes, I am frustrated. But am I the least bit concerned about where
gold is headed in the long-term? Not in the least. Gold will eventually head
much higher than anybody thinks possible. Meaning, the eventual upside move
will be greatly exacerbated because of this continued price
suppression.”
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