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原帖由 反斗星 於 2009-4-7 02:41 PM 發表
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IMF Gold Sales in Perspective
By Chip Hanlon
Created 2009/04/06 - 12:03am
Many seem to be fretting about the post-G20 announcement that the IMF would be allowed to sell up to--gasp!-- 400 tons of gold to help fund its portion of the global stimulus shenanigans.
With a risk appetite returning to global stock markets, the selling by those few investors who recently flocked to gold as merely a safe haven may indeed keep its price under pressure in the near-term. But as for the IMF announcement: it means little in the big picture.
For example, 400 tons of gold amounts to about half of what changes hands every day via the London Bullion Market Association alone. And it amounts to about $10 billion at today's prices; some of those nations calling for a new reserve currency could gobble up every ounce of the gold ok'd for sale without batting an eye.
When Western central banks decide they want to buy gold, then you can bexoxoe pretty fearful that the top is nearby. After all, it was Treasury Secretary G. William Miller who announced in January 1980 that the U.S. would no longer auction its gold, doing so literally within days of when the metal peaked near $850. And central banks around the world were huge sellers a decade ago, when gold languished near $300/ounce.
Gold timing by Western central banks and their intermediaries has always been terrible. The announcement of IMF selling is noise, nothing more. When they say they're no longer selling--that's when you'll want to run screaming from precious metals. |
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