Special Report: Blatant Attempt to Drive Gold Price Lower in Europe
This is a special report on Friday, July 27th, 2018 from London. In this report I demonstrate how the criminal banking cartel that runs the bullion market operate.
This morning we have a clear example of how the gold price was driven lower as other markets never budged. I have been witnessing this kind of market manipulation for years but it seems like the bullion banks and their masters at the central banks are clearly above the law.
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Nice. Is that a sovereign?
It’s not a good picture, the coin is a Quarter oz British Britannia and 25 oz silver British Britannia. Cheers mike
Nobody seems to believe what Andrew Maguire said that some european banks refused to deliver gold to their clients. But if it was true, I can understand the motive of recent attacks by the banks in the gold futures market. What do you think?
Actually I believe Andrew Maguire as I had the same experience happen to me back in 2003. I tried to take delivery of gold from an American bank in Switzerland for a client and they refused to deliver. One of the managers at the bank asked me why the client wanted the gold. I said it was because it was the client's gold.
Isn't it adequate to call it "bank run"? Or near to bank run. Then it is reasonable the buillon banks to take down the PM prices to have people stay away from metals. I think the recent PM prices drop is irrelevent from the Yuan devaluation. It's all about physical PM shortage.
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Gold edged lower on Thursday under pressure from a stronger dollar and in response to easing trade tensions after the United States agreed to refrain from imposing tariffs on cars from the European Union.