Having detailed yesterday the manipulation in the precious metals markets that implies the bear market in bullion is an artificial creation [5], we thought the following 'rational' chart effort at 'valuing' gold may provide some frame of reference for the level of riggedness occurring...
Gold fair value, measured by a GDP-weighted average of global central bank's balance sheet expansion, as of Jul 2015
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Source: @CarpathiaCap
As we concluded previously, [5]
Clearly the demand for physical metal is very high, and the ability to meet this demand is constrained. Yet, the prices of bullion in the futures market have consistently fallen during this entire period. The only possible explanation is manipulation.
The manipulation of the gold price by injecting large quantities of freshly printed uncovered contracts into the Comex market is an empirical fact.
The sudden debunking of gold in the financial press is circumstantial evidence that a full-scale attack on gold’s function as a systemic warning signal is underway.
It is unlikely that regulatory authorities are unaware of the fraudulent manipulation of bullion prices. The fact that nothing is done about it is an indication of the lawlessness that prevails in US financial markets.
