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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (28913)	2/3/2012 4:36:39 PM
From: FCom777	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 222962

Longer Term Intermarket Chart The following chart shows the longer term relationship between S&P, GC, SI, Pl, CL, and US futures markets. All are based on continuous futures contract charts calculated as the open-interest weighted prices for traded contract months. This method eliminates the discontinuities associated with near month continuous charts. Today's break in PM markets looks real unusual based on past relationships - which to me clearly shows the PTB manipulation tracks. Also note that the spread relationship between Gold and Platinum is shown. I have referred to this before. The idea that the general PM markets seem to be healthy when platinum displays strength relative to gold and vice versa when platinum is weak relative to gold - its indicative of future general PM market weakness. This is likely an artifact of the contract vehicles the PTB employs in their manipulation scheme. What is not shown are the associated derivative and physical positions they likely hold to hedge their maneuvers. Today's price action has seen gold and silver be demolished while platinum and palladium (not shown) have been strong on a relative basis. This suggests to me that today's PM weakness might be short lived - and potentially a good buying opportunity. Does anyone see any relationships with the other markets plotted? Have a great weekend !