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GLD 464.70+1.5%Jan 26 4:00 PM EST

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To: bull_dozer who wrote (205227)4/16/2024 8:35:30 PM
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Re <<gold>> that you thought should remain in your-your domain, might be time for the gold-gold to engage with the returning sovereign

recommendation: you-you might do well or better to hold on to your-your gold-gold, because the f*cking-f*cks are doing what they are doing-doing

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Gold: $3,000 on Table as JPM Metals Head to China
Authored by GoldFix ZH Edit
  1. Gold shining ‘bright like a diamond’ and could hit $3,000, says Citi
  2. JPMorgan Chase Bank Visits Shanghai Gold Exchange



3:40- Citi Says Gold to $3,000 on Table
5:02- JPM Head of Gold Meets SGE Exec
Other topics: Markets, Charts, Price Action

1. Gold is shining ‘bright like a diamond’ and could hit $3,000, says Citi

2. Gold prices continued its rally as Middle East tensions spurred demand, lifted by the bullion’s safe haven appeal.

3. Gold prices notched another record close Monday, with the most-active June contract for gold futures settling at $2,383 per ounce.

Full report and GoldFix analysis in premium

2- JPMorgan Chase Bank Visits Shanghai Gold Exchange



But now it is becoming obvious who at least one of those banks was. Why would your head of trading visit the SGE unless he was buying or selling physical gold on that exchange. Further, given the price in China is higher than the price in the US, and he wants to make money…. hes not buying China gold for US delivery.

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