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To: ggersh who wrote (53758)	11/6/2013 8:47:59 AM
From: Real Man	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71475

I agree, my only 2c was that in order to understand Jesse's ownership per Oz. one has to look at GLD. I'm sure control freak games are played between futures and GLD. Surprised to see Paulson still owns the sinking boat. Can't float with that much weight on board? -g-

To: ggersh who wrote (53758)	11/7/2013 12:01:58 AM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 71475

Yeah, quite peculiar

To: ggersh who wrote (53758)	11/7/2013 12:02:00 AM
From: Real Man	Respond to of 71475

Yeah, quite peculiar

To: ggersh who wrote (53758)	11/7/2013 6:38:21 AM
From: Real Man	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71475

Gold has been very weak, considering it's a strong season. An explanation alternative to "gold management" is that gold aligned itself with other metal markets. Is there a good reason why gold and silver should decouple from copper, palladium, and platinum for a prolonged period of time? Yeah, I know gold and silver have been "money". What is that "registered" and "eligible" gold stored on nymex? How much of it is stored for GLD? Obviously, if a primary dealer holds gld, it will not be in readily available for delivery category. But does it matter if that same primary dealer can turn that gld shares into gold in no time at all? It seems to me that GLD is creating what Jesse featured as anomaly on his web site (owner per oz), because gold is stored in more places, or pockets, than other metals. I am trying to say that gold kept in gld shares will not show up as "registered", but in fact it is, when JPM owns the shares. So, gld makes "owner per oz" statistics meaningless?