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Friday Morning with Gary

Big Al
January 2, 2015

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    BDC
    Jan 02, 2015 02:15 AM
      BDC
      Jan 02, 2015 02:20 AM

      “re copper” … keep an eye on that $US Index gap between 94-95.

    Jan 02, 2015 02:35 AM
    Jan 02, 2015 02:39 AM

    December 31st, Central Fund of Canada was 10.1% below NAV. Does anyone know what the discount was at the 2009 low? Happy New Year to all!

      Jan 02, 2015 02:03 AM

      I want to know that too. I don’t recall it ever had more than a couple of percentage discount before 2010. Now both CEF.A and SBT.UN have over 10% discount. It is by far the worst I have ever seen. However, I started to buy CEF.A after 2009.

      Jan 02, 2015 02:13 AM

      The answer is at the bottom of the second chart on the following link. It looks like the premium at the 2009 low was +20% ! ! !

      http://thedailygold.com/precious-metals-starting-show-bullish-signs/

      You have to be careful, though. CEF has been around since the mid-1960s, but has been overshadowed, since the inception of GLD and new closed-end ETFs (e.g., PHYS.) I personally like OUNZ for gold and PSLV for silver.

      Brian

        Jan 02, 2015 02:26 AM

        Brian, great information. This is consistent with my impression the discount was not more than a couple of percent before this down turn. Now it is comparable to the time at year 2000, which is the most bearish time in gold history. 2008-2009 seems totally different then now. I may buy more CEF.A (NYSE equivalent CEF) or SBT.UN (NYSE equivalent SBT). PHYS seems to have a smaller discount and larger premium always.

        However, the premium potential of CEF seems lower than before. In 2011, I sold a lot of SBT.UN and CEF.A, the premium was only 7%.

    Jan 02, 2015 02:09 AM

    Gary, what do you think about the damage for the shale oil play in US relative to other countryies considering all other oil producing countries have lower and lower currency like Canada?

    Jan 02, 2015 02:10 AM

    Gold prices sensitive to interest rates below inflation. Best available chart of interest rates vs. inflation since 1962:

    http://www.advisorperspectives.com/dshort/charts/yields/perspective.html?yields/treasuries-FFR-SPX-since-1962-real.gif

    Jan 02, 2015 02:25 AM

    Question for Gary: why dollar is moving in trend with gold today?

      Jan 02, 2015 02:56 AM

      I covered that in the interview. The bullion banks are just whipsawing gold and fleecing the funds. At some point the currencies will reverse and gold would then have the potential to give us a tradeable rally for a month or two.

    bb
    Jan 02, 2015 02:35 AM

    I recall months ago reading articles saying to expect big swings in the gold price.

    What Gary is talking about is pure corruption, I agree, I see the entire industry as crooked, there might be a few companies that try not to be but the corruption is probably too entrenched for those few to have much effect.
    Actually I have read articles saying that just by selling PMs at these manipulated prices the miners are complicit, one or two have tried to get other miners to stop selling, but to no avail to this point as far as I know.

    SilverDoc has this article as to why he sticks with physicl, corruption who needs it?
    Ugh! This Drama is EXACTLY Why I Stick To Physical Silver!

    Bob Moriarity was saying a little while ago that 10 out of 11 years? you would have made money buying around mid Dec but don’t forget to take your profit.

    Hope Im smart enough to take it should the time come, lol

    bb
    Jan 02, 2015 02:37 AM

    I think there were some limits put on gold and silver as to how much they would be allowed to rise in a day, I wonder if someone is expecting something?

      Jan 02, 2015 02:03 AM

      A market crash would blow the circuit breakers. I suspect these guys are thinking far in advance of that actually happening though, bb. At least a years time distant. But you know what…it does not really matter. Gold could hit its limit for a week straight and still go exactly where the market wanted it to go.

    bb
    Jan 02, 2015 02:24 AM

    Actually, I didn’t think about they could be preparing for a year or more away.
    And I agree with you, it doesn’t matter.

    Jan 02, 2015 02:17 PM

    Miners appear up whilst gold, currently, is just up a buck. Isn’t this what happened last year prior to that January/February rally in the miners?

    Jan 02, 2015 02:32 PM

    Gary Doc may have something to tell you. He may have one word for you. You know what that is Gary?

    “Miraculins”

    Jan 02, 2015 02:34 PM

    THE DOLLAR WILL GO UP ! AND OIL DOWN !

    Jan 06, 2015 06:59 AM

    The rally in gold from 1205 on 30th december 2013 to 1382 on the 14th of March 2014 and gdxj from 30.1 to 44.83 progressed up slowly. A day or two up and a day down. The 3 muskateers appear to want to see a HH to da moon swing to be convinced that the miners and gold can stage any kind of rally.
    My conclusion from the daniel code and gold tent (great site Glen, thanks) is that gold and the miners should rally for now.