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To: marcher who wrote (165501)	11/27/2020 11:34:48 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218924

I am calling a bottom The gold-down was manipulated, i sense, by take of the Force Same same w/ BTC Have decided to take physical metals off of balance sheet, as they weren’t ever meant to be traded, and their up / down is both misleading as well as distracting Having done so, the mind can now be for focused on whatever the mind can do something about.

To: marcher who wrote (165501)	12/15/2020 1:14:30 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218924

Re <<calling a bottom>> which we did on 27th November mark Message 33062977 GLD finance.yahoo.com DRD finance.yahoo.com am thinking we are now safe with the bottom calling, and if so, the working theoretical underpinning to -TSLA + GBTC + DRD = > physical gold remains good, especially if something unfortunate should happen to Message 33090580 as C2 has warned by headsup bloomberg.com Gold Climbs as Stimulus, Fed and Fresh Lockdowns Support Advance Ranjeetha Pakiam 15 December 2020, 08:47 GMT+8 Gold advanced as investors weighed the prospects for a U.S. spending package and possibility of further action from the Federal Reserve at its last meeting of the year, against the progress on the roll-out of vaccines. A bipartisan group of lawmakers delivered details of a $908 billion relief package, splitting it into two parts in recognition of deep differences over state aid and a liability shield for employers. With Joe Biden now confirmed as president by the Electoral College, leaders in Congress need to find a way to get one or both parts through the House and Senate before the last of the relief provisions from earlier stimulus expire at the end of the year. Bullion’s path in recent weeks has been dominated by developments on vaccines and prolonged stimulus talks in the U.S., with prices set for the first quarterly loss since 2018. Still, the metal may get some support after the Fed meets Tuesday and Wednesday, with markets expecting fresh guidance on asset purchases. In addition, the haven may get a boost from fresh anti-virus curbs being rolled out in major economies including Germany and the U.K. “Prices are looking vulnerable again but should once again be saved by the Fed,” said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at Oanda Corp. “Economic scarring will undoubtedly make it easier for the Fed to continue to provide more accommodation and that could make many traders want to jump back in.” Spot gold rose as much as 0.4% to $1,835.17 an ounce and was at $1,832.75 at 11:39 a.m. in Singapore, after a 0.7% drop on Monday. The precious metal remains about 20% higher this year after hitting a record in August. Silver climbed 0.8%, platinum added 0.1% and palladium advanced 0.3%. The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index was flat after losing 0.2% Monday. The first Covid-19 shots were administered by U.S. hospitals Monday, an initial step in a drive to immunize millions. At the same time, New York is headed toward a full shutdown if hospitalizations continue to rise, Governor Andrew Cuomo warned. Separately, London will be placed under England’s toughest curbs from Wednesday, the same day Germany starts a hard lockdown. Before it's here, it's on the Bloomberg Terminal. LEARN MORE