I want to listen to it all again.

Joining together with many thousands of other people and buying gold and other commodities has an element of cornering the market and putting upward pressure on the commodity. Some of the people seem to be saying governments and banks should be able to hoard, but we don't want public 'parasites' to do the same. Classic.

Adrian Douglas did well to get his word in.....most people can't carry off an uninvited interruption like that.

Chilton was good......I thought Jeffrey Christian was a bit odd...I couldn't follow much he said, if he did say anything at all....what were his main points?

Who was the slight Canadian man who simply laid out the pm situation during the discussion period. Excellent. Was one man suggesting there is no problem in allowing big undeliverable positions in silver and gold because they aren't consumed?

All in all it came across to me as a great mess to clear up.......a lot does seem to revolve around one law for the banks and gvoernments, and another for the public. One man was quite detrimental and belittling about individual investments in pms.......but metals are being removed from comex and accumulated in ETFs, and into private ownership. I've yet to listen to Bill Murphy but did see him twisting and squirming in his seat in teh background.

What are all the other takes on it?