Topic: Gold collapsing. Bitcoin UP. - page 1383. (Read 2032272 times)

Did someone said Lordi?  

Oh Lordy.

i agree, that is the line to beat.

Break this line and I will admit defeat in my USD predictions

I dont think it will, due to infinite easing.

USD moving up and through 80 with relative ease.

WAAAAT?

I smell that Napalm again. 

The Dash for Digital Cash.

I'm telling you.

...unless he's trying to run and hide from the realization that he's caused the greatest mess the world's ever seen.

prima facie evidence:  Alan Greenspan.

Right, only Ben's rambling to undisclosed friends about what he will "probably" do matters!

You think he would just step down? ...wow

A person running the entire developed world doesnt just give up that power and retire to Florida...

But We Can’t Let You Actually SEE the Gold: German Parliament Denied Access to Inspect German Gold Reserves Due to ‘Lack of Visiting Rooms’
from Silver Doctors:
 German Federal auditors handed in a report slamming the Bundesbank for not inspecting their foreign held gold reserves to verify their book value. The report says the gold bars “have never been physically checked by the Bundesbank itself or other independent auditors regarding their authenticity or weight.” Instead, it relies on “written confirmations by the storage sites.” The lion’s share of Germany’s gold reserves (nearly 3,400 tons estimated at $190 billion) are housed in vaults of the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of England and the Bank of France since the post-war days, when they were worried about a Cold War Soviet invasion. The Bundesbank stated, “There is no doubt about the integrity of the foreign storage sites in this regard”. In contrast with best industry practices Germany’s gold reserves do not seem to be independently verified by a third party. Philipp Missfelder, a politician from Merkel’s own party, has asked the Bundesbank for the right to view the gold bars in Paris and London, but the central bank has denied the request, citing the lack of visitor rooms in those facilities, German’s daily Bild reported. The Bundesbank won’t let German parliament members inspect the German gold vaulted abroad because the central bank vaulting facilities supposedly lack “visiting rooms.“ And yet one of those vaults, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, offers the public tours that include “an exclusive visit to the gold vault”.
Read More @ Silver Doctors:
http://www.silverdoctors.com/german-parliament-denied-access-to-inspect-german-gold-reserves-due-to-lack-of-visiting-rooms/


FLASH: German gold report reveals secret sales that likely were part of swaps
by Chris Powell, GATA:
 Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:
With the Associated Press report appended here, the German gold audit story has just exploded into the English-language press with some important revelations: The gold vaulted by the German central bank, the Bundesbank, with the Bank of England “has fallen ‘below 500 tons’ due to recent sales and repatriations. …” So despite the lack of official announcement, Germany lately has been selling gold from London — perhaps as part of the secret “strategic activities” grudgingly acknowledged two years ago by the Bundesbank to GATA’s friend, the German financial journalist Lars Schall:
http://www.gata.org/node/9363
The lack of announcement of the sale of the German gold in London suggests that the sale was actually part of a gold swap with another central bank — like the New York Fed. That is, the powerful implication here is that German gold in London was sold at the behest of the United States and in exchange Germany took title to United States gold vaulted in the United States — or title to gold supposedly vaulted in the United States. This way the Bundesbank could continue to claim ownership of the same amount of gold without lying, at least not technically.
Read More @ GATA.org
http://www.gata.org/node/11851

contrary to popular opinion, at least silverbox's opinion, looks like Ben Berspankme does NOT ride on a White Horse.

hallelujah!  there is a God! but it ain't Benny:  http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2012-10-23/no-third-term-chairman

Really?  The way I am looking at things today or tomorrow will be a bottom for most things   Hence the excitement I guess!

Too bad everything else has topped too, at least in the short term.

My crystal ball is showing that the USDX just topped.  I think this week could contain one of those corners you like to look for Cypher.  Should be an exciting week.

Gold has been hacked!

maybe this 'll help

http://au.news.yahoo.com/latest/a/-/latest/15182799/counterfeit-aussie-gold-sold-in-china/

should we go long tungsten

Gold isn't doing so well tonite.