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Will Ownership of Gold Silver Wheaton Be Outlawed?

Bullish Bankers (June 4th, 2009) Writes:

Before you ask the inevitable question “Have you lost your mind?” let me reveal the “method of my madness”. There are a growing number of people including some level-headed analysts who have publicly wondered whether it was possible that the private ownership of physical gold might be outlawed in the United States. Many would say that the likelihood of that in the land of democracy and The Constitution is virtually zero. That is what I’d like to believe as well, especially if I were more “historically naive”. But, history does tell us that the US government, in the days of a fixed gold price, did intervene in a very direct manner with President F.D. Roosevelt banning the “hoarding of gold coin, gold bullion, and gold certificates” and thus forcing US citizens to sell to Federal Reserve at $20 an ounce. Subsequently the Fed raised the price of gold to $35

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GoldDrivers 2009 – Extraordinary Bullish Outlook for Gold

Alex Stanczyk (December 24th, 2008) Writes:

GoldDrivers 2009 – Extraordinary Bullish Outlook for Gold

By: Eric Hommelberg ldSeek.com

Dollar topping out Physical demand skyrocketing Supply chain shutting down COMEX Gold Manipulation exposed Gold shares on the move again

It sure has been a brutal year for gold and its shares and many may wonder if the $1030 top clocked in March 2008 marked the top for the gold bull market that started in April 2001. Despite the fact that many analysts want you to believe that gold has failed to act as a

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And Then There’s This…Tuesday, November 4th, 2008

Contrarian Profits (November 4th, 2008) Writes:

Both gold and silver did what you would expect when trading opening early Monday morning in the Far East. But, as per usual lately, someone showed up just after the Sydney close and put an end to the party.

Gold’s attempt to rise over $740 came to an end at noon in London (7:00 a.m. Eastern time) which, oddly enough, is the precise time of the silver fix. From that point, both metals were escorted lower…and every attempt at a rally during regular Comex hours in New York met with fresh selling…and the usual sellers showed up again in after-hours trading on the Globex. The silver price mirrored the gold price…and their respective graphs could have been interchanged with each other yesterday without noticing much of a difference. Everyone likes to denigrate silver as an ‘industrial metal’. If that’s the case, why (for the most part) do the prices of

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