Saturday, March 5, 2011

Gold to $57,000, Silver Even More? Interview of Adrian Douglas of GATA



Adrian Douglas marketforceanalysis was interviewed on Future Money Trends - yesterday (March 4th).

In the first part of the interview around the 7 minute mark is where he says the true price of gold is around $67,000 per ounce per dollars on the market.  It is what the true value of the dollar is. Around 9:15 of first video, he says he thinks silver will trade more than gold, due to it not being recycled.  He says silver is more scarce than gold because there is less of it than gold now.

Says he heard a Swiss bank has been advised to get rid of it's SLV and GLD, since there is nothing to back them.



Part 1 of interview:




At the beginning of this interview, he says he believes most above ground silver is gone and around 2:30 mark he says there haven't been deliveries this month of March. He says cash settlements are going on for contracts not to take delivery. He says there are many signs that there is a significant shortage of silver.
He says those who are investing in it don't want to blow the market up, just so they can keep buying as much as possible.  I posted about the Word is JP Morgan is paying 80% premiums for people not to take physical delivery of their standing orders.

2nd part of interview





Side note:

Utah House passed a bill that allows Gold and Silver as Money and there would be no sales tax nor capital gains tax on the two. It now has to pass the Senate. 

Twelve other states have offered similar proposals: Georgia, Montana, Missouri, Colorado, Indiana, Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Tennessee, Washington, Vermont and Oklahoma.

5 comments:

  1. Good stuff, Sherrie. I usually don't lay the "more gold than silver" truth on people because they absolutely cannot get their mind around it, but the numbers are what they are...

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  2. Wish there was a mp3 link...

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  3. Anonymous said...

    Wish there was a mp3 link...
    March 5, 2011 4:18 PM

    You can always download the video clip in flv format and then convert it to mp3 using a free converter software called AoA Audio Extractor. The resulting mp3 file is much smaller than the original flv file and we can transfer the mp3 file to iPod for on demand listening.

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  4. is the AoA Audio Extractor compatible with Imac?

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