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GDX Is Setting Up To Pop … But How High?

Cory
October 2, 2018

With the metals bouncing today along with gold stocks the question is how high and long it can go. Chris Vermeulen, Founder of The Technical Traders joins me to look at the charts of gold, GDX and GDXJ. He states that GDX has set up for a pop. Listen to find out how high he thinks it could go.

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      Oct 02, 2018 02:51 PM

      As the global law firm Dentons explained:

      “the reality of unallocated bullion trading is that buyers and sellers rarely intend for physical delivery to ever take place. Unallocated bullion is used as a means to have “synthetic” holdings of gold and so obtain exposure to the price of gold by reference to the London gold fixing.

      If physical settlement and cash settlement are two mutually exclusive concepts (as they are in our view) and if cash settlement entails a derivatives transaction it follows that, if physical settlement does not take place in connection with unallocated bullion, then unallocated bullion is a form of derivatives transaction.“

      But importantly, the London Gold Market, along with COMEX are the two most influential trading venues for gold price discovery and for establishing the international gold price, even though the trading in both venues is far removed from trading physical gold.

      So next time you see the LBMA release clearing data and vault holdings data, as it does at the beginning of every month, its worth picturing these two sets of data, not as two distinct datasets, but as two interrelated sets of data where a tiny amount of physical gold in London vaults, ‘underpins’ vast amounts of trading in fictional ‘gold’, and where mainstream financial journalists fear to tread or ask questions as to how this Ponzi scheme came into existence and has been allowed to go on for so long.

        Oct 02, 2018 02:52 PM

        Bottom line says it all………….PONZI

      Oct 02, 2018 02:05 PM

      How longs a piece of string?

        Oct 03, 2018 03:26 AM

        Good question…….. 🙂

      Oct 02, 2018 02:28 PM

      That’s what happened in Vancouver housing in September, when according to the Real Estate Board of Vancouver (REBGV), residential property sales tumbled by 17.3% from August 2018, and a whopping 43.5% from one year ago.

      Oct 03, 2018 03:28 AM

      Goes along with China Real Estate Market………and London.

        Oct 03, 2018 03:30 AM

        Retail Markets across the land are missing a beat……Malls are taking a hit……
        Plenty of vacant space.