Trapped Central Banking and Gold

By David Bryan

The future direction of the planet is between the central bank’s counter-party paper Ponzi currency or the independence of real money.

Foresighted central banker John Exter is famous for his classification of risk assets. Using Exter’s Golden Pyramid the riskiest assets are those at the bottom of the pyramid and situated at the top of the apex is gold bullion – independent from the counter-party risk of central bank’s paper and electronic currency.

Exter’s Inverted Risk Asset Pyramid (via ZeroHedge)

At the bottom of the wealth asset pyramid are over leveraged paper derivatives estimated to be a magnitude of up to six times the world’s wealth. An example of this is in Germany today where it was recently estimated that Deutsche Bank has a massive 70 trillion dollars worth of exposure to derivatives. Meanwhile, annual GDP in Germany is just 4 trillion dollars.

Warren Buffett warned of these “financial weapons of mass destruction.”

This staggering giant paper Ponzi of unpayable leveraged finance means there are multiple counter-party paper claims within complex risk structures that will bankrupt the entire counter-party paper and electronic global financial system in a derivative collapse.

The downward arrows on the Inverted Pyramid point to wealth fleeing from the perceived risk of unpayable counter-party paper to the ultimate assured protection of gold as independent money that offers the security of having a physical asset that will retain liquid disposable wealth.

Gold is the mortal enemy of the central bank counter-party paper system, to prevent the flight of capital away from the Ponzi of paper finance markets and into independent wealth, the price of gold is tightly suppressed by the central planners as documented by GATA, especially during times where there is market uncertainty or periods of geopolitical stress.

Losses from deleverage and deflation since the 2008 paper crash have been so immense that central banks counterfeit of quantitative easing has been necessary to prevent a collapse of the derivative complex.

At the same time re-inflated worldwide stock markets have become totally dependent on managed central bank intervention for life support, while gold and gold mining shares have been monkey hammered even though the physical demand for gold greatly exceeds world mining supply.

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DAILY PRICES

Today’s Gold Prices: USD 1124.60, EUR 1010.97 and GBP 734.77 per ounce.
Yesterday’s Gold Prices: USD 1129.30, EUR 1009.11 and GBP 729.66 per ounce.
(LBMA AM)

IMPORTANT NEWS

“Nervous funds again throw the baby out with the bath water” – GoldCore on Gold -MarketWatch
Gold under pressure as dollar gains on U.S. rate hike hopes – Reuters
Gold Miner Ready for Yellen to ‘Get on With It’ Sees Price Rally – Bloomberg
Gold futures log a second straight day of losses – MarketWatch
Asian stocks extend losses on weak China PMI survey; dollar strong – Reuters

IMPORTANT COMMENTARY

What if the Fed’s next move is to print more money? – MoneyWeek
The decline in market liquidity – Breugel
David Morgan: Conspiracy Facts Show Metal Prices Have to Rise – Streetwise Report
12 Stunning Visualizations of Gold Shows Its Rarity – Visual Capitalist
A Bullish Gold Price Forecast – Gold-Eagle

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