This Gold Pullback is totally Normal

This Gold Pullback is Normal says Aaron Smith, managing director at Superfund Financial  : the bond market is the biggest bubble , Gold is money it was money for the last 3000 years and this is not going to change for the next 3000 years . China and India small invstors are pouring into physical gold ."We saw a normal pullback yesterday in the gold price, nothing really different from what we saw in silver a couple of moths ago, when silver went parabolic. So this is totally normal," ,He added . Smith said he sees "lots of support for gold at $1,650, the long - term 150 - day moving average is way down at $1,500, so there's plenty of breathing room for gold to move around without having a correction or a turnaround."


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Peter Spina interviewed by James Turk on Gold and Silver

James Turk, Director of the GoldMoney Foundation, interviews Peter Spina, CEO of GoldSeek.com, about his views and outlook for the gold and silver market the monetary market , how he started Goldsek in 1995 to become one of the most visible preciouse metals websites on the internet ....

Gaddafi to sell off Gold reserves

Libyan war 100 Tons Of Libyan Gold being looted and Will Not Be Found .More speculation has been raised on the reasons for NATO's intervention in Libya. the organization may have been trying to prevent Gaddafi from burying the American buck.its simple...the western powers dont want to lose control of there monetary system. So if a country that is rich in natural goods doesnt want to except paper as payment ..but actual gold as payment ...it devalues there paper money as worthless. The aggressor uses propaganda and manipulation to convince the taxpayers its all in the name of the people safety but in reality its all about the bankers and strategic positioning for expansion.

Libya's former central bank governor, Farhat Bengdara, says Gaddafi will try to sell part of Libya's gold reserves to pay for his escape and to spread chaos among the tribes. Bengdara has allied himself with the Libyan rebels. In an interview with an Italian newspaper he claimed that an ally of Gaddafi had offered to sell 25 tons of gold to a friend of his, but that this friend immediately rejected the offer. Bengdara declined to reveal his friend's identity. The former central bank governor also said that Tripoli has 10 billion US dollars in gold reserves in Tripoli and that Gaddafi could have made off with some of it. Bengdara believes that Gaddafi has fled Tripoli via the Algerian border, and that he may try to pay off some tribes for protection. With regards to Libya's future, he says the country will need 5 to 7 billion US dollars as a bridging loan to restart the banking system and pay for imports.





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