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To: Winer who wrote (1058)11/16/1997 12:47:00 AM
From: Ed Pakstas  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 11676
 
I'm beginning to wonder what the 'ell is goin' on...Here's another one...

Gold Tumbles Again As Bundesbank Confirms Lending

Gold fell to its lowest level since July 1985 this week after the German
Bundesbank confirmed it had been lending gold into the market. The
Bundesbank said it was only using the gold lending to finance some of
the costs of retaining its 3,700 tons of reserves and did not intend selling
bullion from its holdings, but the statement caused further jitters in the
gold market, which has been hovering around 12-year lows for the past
week. Gold was fixed at $308.15 an ounce on Wednesday, its lowest
level for more than 12 years. In spot trading, the metal dipped at one
point to $307.60. "The (equity) market is down quite heavily. The selling
is coming in from the Asian markets and the lower S&P index," one
dealer on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange said. Futures-related selling
was fuelling the losses.

Maybe there is a hell of a lot of truth to this one:

biz.yahoo.com

...ed



To: Winer who wrote (1058)11/16/1997 12:47:00 PM
From: Jaakko  Respond to of 11676
 
I agree with Arden's statement, the integrity of the whole system is at stake. I have been wondering about the total trading volume of gold versus above-ground stocks world wide but have been faced with difficulties in obtaining figures and verifying the authenticity of the news themselves.
exchange2000.com
The timing of the news releases are also important, e.g. was the Swiss Bank Corp. misstatement of stock announced during Thursday , Friday or Saturday??? Did the mistatement or its correction contribute to the gold price fall??? This is crucial to know if one were to take a position to speculate on the future direction of the POG.

What is the Access system referred to by Tyler Rose?
exchange2000.com



To: Winer who wrote (1058)11/16/1997 2:48:00 PM
From: Douglas  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 11676
 
A MUST READ FOR ANYONE HOLDING GOLD OR GOLD STOCKS!!!!!!!!!Thanks Winer for the interesting information.Just recently I was reading a release from Frank Veneroso, a noted international gold market analyst.This is what his exhaustive research on the world gold market has uncovered and I quote from his press release,"The Bundesbank disclosure of massive gold loans confirms our view that the global gold market deficit is 700 tonnes larger than consensus estimates and that the aggregate short position in the gold market is too large to be covered...This is the beginning of a reappraisal of the gold market that will slowly unfold....The very large amount of current gold forward sales,short sales and central bank gold loans is forcing a day of reckoning in which the demand for gold to cover all of these positions will overwhelm current supplies, greatly disrupt orderly markets and send gold's price soaring".Mr. Veneroso goes on to say,"Official and private gold loans total 8,000 tonnes,far more than the 3,000 tonnes that most analysts project,compared with annual production of 2400 tonnes.Germany's central bank,long recognized as one of the strongest supporters of gold in the central banking community, has just disclosed to a German newspaper that it has loaned on order of 10 percent of gold reserves to the market".Regarding the recent crash in the gold price,Mr. Veneroso attributes "mad dog selling" by European central banks which are anticipating new gold sales rules and prohibitions to be established by the emerging European central bank in April 1998."European central banks are taking their last opportunity to dress up their books for admission to the European Monetary Union by selling gold".Douglas.