manipulation du marché de l' Or / on commence à reconnaitre les faits

manipulation du marché de l' Or . Ressource investor et un important canard israélien reconnaissent la chose ..
c'est un pas de plus ..extremement important et qui va mettre nos zamis du cartel en plus grande difficulté qu'ils n'en auraient besoin .. pour agir sinon efficacement , dans la discrétion ..

rappelons que ressource investor est le site de tim wood qui a toujours nié toute manipulation des prix de l'or ..

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From: "cxpowell"
Date: Tue Dec 27, 2005 3:20 am
Subject: Is even Resource Investor capitulating on the gold manipulation question?

9:18p ET Monday, December 26, 2005

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

Resource Investor, of all places, tonight gives
credence to the gold price suppression scheme.
It comes in an interview with Mark Leibovit,
chief market strategist for VRTrader.com, by
Jon A. Nones, and includes the following exchange:

RESOURCE INVESTOR: Do you subscribe to the
belief that "the gold market is being
manipulated"?

MARK LEIBOVIT: Absolutely. From my understanding,
the Blanchard suit against Barrick clearly
demonstrated in testimony that the market was
being manipulated, possibly even under the
direction of Alan Greenspan himself.

You can find the interview with Leibovit here:

http://www.resourceinvestor.com/pebble.asp?relid=15654

If even Resource Investor is capitulating,
maybe there won't be anyone left for GATA to
convince by the time the Gold Rush 21 video
premieres at the Vancouver Resource Investment
Conference next month. People are quoting
Schopenhauer and Gandhi about us again:

"All truth passes through three stages. First,
it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently
opposed. Third, it is accepted as being
self-evident."

And:

"First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you.
Then they fight you. Then you win."

And then, as Gandhi neglected to add, YOU end
up responsible for a subcontinent.

GATA Chairman Bill Murphy is ready for his
closeup, Mr. Johnston. Maybe the rest of us
should move on to UFOs.

CHRIS POWELL, Secretary/Treasurer
Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee Inc.


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From: "cxpowell"
Date: Tue Dec 27, 2005 2:40 pm
Subject: Israeli newspaper Haaretz asks: Is gold being manipulated?

Is Gold Being Manipulated?

By Joel Bainerman
Haaretz, Tel Aviv, Israel
Tuesday, January 27, 2005

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/pages/ArticleContent.jhtml?itemNo=662986

Considering the erratic behavior of gold this last month, with the
price reaching $540 before falling to $490, it may be a good time to
ask whether the price of gold is being manipulated.

One of the most vocal proponents of such a theory is Bill Murphy of
the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (www.GATA.org).

GATA has gathered an inordinate amount of evidence the gold market
has been managed since 1994 by a cartel consisting of bullion banks
(Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase, etc.), the International Monetary
Fund, the U.S. Exchange Stabilization Fund, the U.S. Federal
Reserve, and the Bank for International Settlements.

In 2002 GATA filed a lawsuit against the entire gold cartel in
Boston federal court. The judge declared the U.S. has sovereign
immunity against suit and that he did not believe GATA had proper
legal standing to go forward -- that the suit should be brought by a
gold company -- which is just what happened. Blanchard Coin filed a
lawsuit in New Orleans federal court against JP Morgan Chase and
Barrick Gold on gold price manipulation charges.

Oleg Mozhayskov, deputy chairman of the Bank of Russia, brought GATA
to the attention of the mainstream gold world when he delivered the
keynote address at the London bullion dealers conference in Moscow
on June 4, 2004. In his speech he claimed:

"This dualism in gold price formation distinguishes it from other
commodities and makes the movements in the price sometimes so
enigmatic that market analysts need to invent fantastic intrigues to
explain price dynamics. Many have heard of the group of economists
who came together in the society known as the Gold Anti-Trust Action
Committee and started a number of lawsuits against the U.S.
government, accusing it of organizing an anti-gold conspiracy.

"They believe that with the assistance of a number of major
financial institutions (they mention in particular the Bank for
International Settlements, J.P. Morgan Chase, Citigroup, Deutsche
Bank, and others), some senior officials have been manipulating the
market since 1994. As a result, the price dropped below $300 an
ounce at a time when it should, if it had kept pace with inflation,
reached $740-760."

The gold establishment claims that the world's central banks have
32,000 tons of gold in their vaults, minus a few thousand tons of
gold out on loan to gold producers. GATA says the central banks have
less than half of that, or have less than 16,000 tones left in their
vaults.

The difference is staggering.

GATA has discovered that the more than 13,000-ton difference can be
accounted for by the gold cartel surreptitiously feeding central
bank gold into the marketplace over the last decade to artificially
suppress the price.

According to Murphy, the good news is since there is a 1,500+ ton
yearly supply/demand deficit, the gold cartel is running out of
enough available central bank gold to continue their scheme. With
oil soaring, commodity prices in the U.S. at 23-year highs, the
dollar sinking fast, and the physical market surging, the price-
fixing scheme is on its last legs. The gold price, he predicts, is
going to skyrocket.

"For seven years GATA has discovered one piece of evidence after
another supporting our long-held contention that the gold market is
managed by certain central banks and their agents, the bullion
bank," says Murphy. "For one to appreciate how this can go on and on
and not be brought to the attention of the public, one need only to
reflect on Enron and Refco. Before its initial public offering of
stock, Refco was audited by the most highly regarded firms on Wall
Street and nothing wrong was discovered. Yet look at what was really
transpiring behind the scenes. Now the company is bankrupt and under
criminal investigation."

For years GATA has claimed that the key to the eventual surge in the
price of gold was the rising physical demand for gold amid the
diminishing supply of central bank gold used to suppress the price.
The gold establishment has associated the rise in the price of gold
over the years with the weakening of the U.S. dollar. GATA has
claimed otherwise.

"We said the gold cartel was using the action of the dollar for
price-rigging purposes," Murphy claims. "GATA has said over and over
that the price of gold could rise hundreds of dollars per ounce and
the dollar do nothing relative to other currencies. We said it would
happen when the gold cartel began to lose control of its price
manipulation scheme."

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Joel Bainerman writes on international economic affairs. His
published archive can be viewed at www.joelbainerman.com.

le grand manipulateur Alan Greenspan lui même !

2 à 0. Ralliement tardif qui semblera précoce bientôt, quand les rats paniqués fuiront le Navire de Cabalas s'échouant sur les récifs "Gataiens" de la demande...

Ce n'est pas qu'une pointure de plus chez nous ça...(+1)

C'est aussi une pointure de moins chez eux...!!! (-1)

comme quoi, et contre "Toota tante" : -1+1=2

bah oui...-1 chez eux et + 1 chez nous ça fait bien une différence de 2 protagonistes...

au tardifs qui passseront pour des précurseurs...Vieux motard queue jamais

oui en effet il semble queles murs du silence qui entouraient le marché de l'or semblent se lézarder .... faut que dire que vu la secheresse qui s'annonce le pire est à venir
surtout si les stocks d'or US sont... remplis d'air

Le marché libre de l´or n´a jamais existé,
personne de serieux ne peux affirmer le contraire,
nous sommes tous dans l´attente d´un corner,
pour l´instant tout est encore sous controle,
mais pour combien de temps encore.....

(la c´est l´historien qui parle, pas le boursicoteur)

Ca tiendra jusqu à ce pseudo secret devient un fait établi ...

Et plus ils vendent à découvert l'or sur le Comex alors que la situation économique est désastreuse .. (montants exorbitants des dettes ... )
Plus il démontre que le marché de l'or est tout, sauf libre ...
alors là CA sera la Ruée ...
d une énorme foule dans un couloir étroit ..