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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold Price Monitor
GDXJ 109.23+3.7%Nov 28 4:00 PM EST

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To: bambs who wrote (64604)2/26/2001 7:27:33 PM
From: russwinter  Read Replies (3) of 116786
 
Leonard Kaplan is perhaps the only important gold analyst that is not
clueless about what is happening. His comments tonight are worth
reading. In particular I would direct attention to the point about a
bullion banker in the market as a consistent buyer. This suggests to
me that a hedger is engaged in a buyback. This is a double whammie on
the bears for two reasons: it's a buy, AND after the gold is bought
back it is returned to the vaults of a CB, thus drying up physical
gold and liquidity. It signals that the same forces that drove gold
to twenty year lows are now going into reverse.

His second observation concerns the shorts, who he believes have not
yet begun to cover. I've seen some claim that a short covering rally
will not be enough. I agree, but given the extreme level of shorting
in a dangerously illiquid market, it is important fuel for the fire.
There are more fundamental changes occurring in the liquidity of the
market however. Credit risk is being rerated, producers are
rethinking their hedging approach, the carry trade is about to be
obliterated. And that's just what's obvious. Should be fun.

thebulliondesk.com
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