un nouveau systéme monétaire international... ça se précise

cash is king, déflation et autres balivernes..

les tenants de cette thèse devraient se demander si tel était le cas, pourquoi les européens poussent avec une vigueur rarement vue à un nouveau bretton woods... les textes cités font nettement référence ( non pas à l'or explicitement ) mais à un retour de la discipline monétaire...

faut pas etre grand clerc pour voir qui est visé )) et quel est le seul systéme qui permet de facto, cette discipline..



http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aJc5o4EyGZgU&refer=worldwide

Citation :

Sarkozy wants the G8 to consider re-anchoring their currencies, the hallmark of the 1944 Bretton Woods agreement that also gave birth to the International Monetary Fund and World Bank.

``We want another monetary system,'' Sarkozy said in a speech yesterday in Quebec. ``The role and functioning of the IMF should be rethought.''

http://www.financialpost.com/news/story.html?id=890943

pas accessoirement du tout et justement en regard de ce remue ménage européen au sujet d'un nouveau bretton woods... cash n'est pas du tout le king qu'on prétend nous faire croire avec ces histoires de course au cash pour justifier la liquidation du gold ..

adrian douglas du www.lemetropolecafe.com


Bill
The press has touted a "massive liquidation of gold futures to raise cash" story. They say hedge funds are liquidating gold futures contracts to raise cash. This is ludicrous in concept let alone with respect to facts. If EVERY CONTRACT was liquidated to bring COMEX OI to ZERO and assuming the price didn’t drop (not a good assumption!) the total cash raised would be 25.5B$. The FED is loaning 100B$ at its discount window EVERY DAY. So conceptually this is ridiculous so let’s have a look at the facts. This is Open Interest versus gold pice:
Do you see any "massive liquidation" in the last month since the crisis became full blown? Looks very similar to all the other liquidations going back one year. There is no evident mass exodus from gold in fact in the last two weeks the OI has stabilized. The only thing that is strange that there was ANY liquidation at all during this financial meltdown. Of course we know the Central Banks and the Cartel made sure there was a counterintuitive move. It is the counter-intuitiveness that has frightened the hell out of investors. At the same time as the FED has ramped up to 100B$ of loans EACH DAY and agreed on UNLIMITED currency swaps to support the dollar they got gold to go down AND THE USD UP! This has everyone talking about "deflation" and "cash is king". Cash is king? Are you kidding me? The stuff they are producing at 0.5T$ per week extra? It is nonsense!
If cash is king why are the Europeans already hinting at going back to a gold standard. ? ( voir les 2 articles plus haut )


This is pretty wild. I thought it would be a decade before gold came back on the agenda…it is obviously that desperate that the FIRST resort is gold.
If the dollar was going to maintain its value or increase in value during the continued crisis why would anyone want to replace it? This is the give away…we are in a MONETARY CRISIS.
There is NO massive liquidation of COMEX contracts as fashionably touted. There was just a counter-intuitive move as gold threatened to break out at $930 courtesy of the gold cartel. And there has been manipulation of the USD via "unlimited currency swaps" to make it appear that with MASSIVE dollar creation the USD is rising against all other currencies! Clearly the people in the know realize this is a DOLLAR PROBLEM and are asking for a new monetary system and are talking about having the "discipline of Bretton Woods". What would you prefer to hold yesterday’s fiat or tomorrow’s real money?
The writing is on the wall. Cash will be King but it will be that metallic stuff not that paper stuff! Any trader with a vision will sell dollars, sell US bonds and buy gold and silver and because those markets are too small they will have to buy other commodities too along with mining equities.
Cheers
Adrian

Absolument...!!!

hoho .... c'est fichtrement interessant ça...

les BC (européennes ?) seraient entrain de rapatrier leur or, gardienné à fort knox, dans les coffres de la bque d'angleterre ... qui seraient donc le 2eme plus gros coffre mondial..apres celui de fort knox

source www.lemetropolecafe.com




Dear Bill,
I do not know whether this is of interest, but I was at a meeting in London yesterday and got talking to a man from the Bank of England and naturally our conversation migrated to gold. As to be expected, he said the UK's large bullion sales were entirely the Treasury's decision, but perhaps of more interest, he claimed that the Bank of England's vaults now contained more gold than Fort Knox as foreign governments were transferring gold from the US to London for 'safer' custody. Please feel free to publish this insight if you think it is of use.
Regards,
JS

interessant, non, le timing??

à titre d'exercice et sachant que les 3 plus gros détenteurs européens sont l'allemagne, la france et l'italie...



voici ce que ça donnerait .. source word gold gouncil sept 2008


FK: 8139 T


allemagne 3469 T
italie 2452 T
france 2540 T
angleterre 589 T

total 9050 T

inutile de préciser que c'est pas pour vendre leur or que les dites BC ont rappatrié à londres, contrairement à ce que je lis sur bouzorama
-les ventes wag, notamment, se font tb à partir de fort knox
- en de plus, comme vous devez le savoir si vous nous lisez réguliérement .. ces ventes WAG commencent à avoir de moins en moins de succès... voir carrément un refus affiché pour l'allemagne et l'italie ..