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Message: Re: When GOLD will $ 2000
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Oct 10, 2008 08:55AM

Funds are sitting on the fence and waiting for the effect of the bail-out before committing to gold.

I think it's more likely funds are sellers here. They are raising cash to meet redemptions. That means you sell anything that still has a market, including gold.

The real question is, why isn't gold going down more? Who's on the other side of that trade? My guess would be central banks. Check it out:

http://tinyurl.com/3pk7b3

People are focused on the stock market right now, but this thing has spilled over into currencies and international trade, a far more serious situation. This is not about managing perception anymore, it's about surviving a general collapse. Would you sell gold in the face of that if you were running a central bank?

ebear

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