Politically Bernanke is in no position to announce another round of QE. If he were to try this route once again, a route which has obviously been an abject failure considering that between QE1 and QE2 over $2.5 TRILLION was spent with nothing to show for it except a collapsing Dollar and rampant inflation in energy and food prices, he would unleash a firestorm of protest here in the US and certainly abroad by our largest creditors, China in particular.
TRACKING THE GOLD AND SILVER INVESTMENT COMMUNITY, WORLDWIDE - AN UNOFFICIAL EDITING OF RELATED INVESTMENT COMMENTARY
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Bernanke is in no position to announce another round of QE
Politically Bernanke is in no position to announce another round of QE. If he were to try this route once again, a route which has obviously been an abject failure considering that between QE1 and QE2 over $2.5 TRILLION was spent with nothing to show for it except a collapsing Dollar and rampant inflation in energy and food prices, he would unleash a firestorm of protest here in the US and certainly abroad by our largest creditors, China in particular.
Friday, August 19, 2011
Mining Share Ratio To Gold Back At Pre-QE1 Levels
Jim Sinclair of JSMineSet.com
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Monday, August 8, 2011
Jim Sinclair interviewed by James Turk
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Jim Sinclair on CNN Your Money
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
The Cat is Out of the Bag, Gold to Soar, Dollar to Crash
There is no functional hedge against the downgrade of US Treasuries that is sure to come with or without a default except gold.
The cat is out of the bag. The political opposition can back the present administration into a corner on the most important issue, debt.
If that is the case with debt, then what else could they do it with?
To assume there will be a default is extreme, however within a week we will know. There are those in the political opposition that might go to any length to cripple the present administration.
The only conclusion that I can come to is that you should NOT take your gold hedges off. At $1764 a runaway gold bull market becomes an exponential run away gold bull market.
After $1754 Alf and Armstrong become the predictors of note for Gold at $3000 to $12,500.
Respectfully,
Jim Sinclair of JSMineSet.com
Thursday, July 7, 2011
The Die is Cast
Have you thought about all the dramatics now taking center stage in the media? What compromise will be adopted that will allow for the US to avoid default by raising the debt ceiling?
Raising the debt ceiling is the problem and not by at means a solution. The race between dropping revenues and increasing costs will not be settled by politicians that do not even understand the problem.
The resignations of key economic personalities in the present Administration is systematic of the solid nature of the downward spiral that has gripped Western finances since the failure of OTC derivatives turned a normal recession into a long term depression.
There is no event that will turn the tide of the ramifications for poor economic management. Nothing can stop Gold, Silver, the Swiss and the Cando now.
The present drama of tax increases and spending cuts, like the release of oil, means nothing whatsoever even in the medium term.
The damage is done as the damage is cumulative. Day to day events are irrelevant. Day to day market activity is interesting but meaningless.
The die is cast. All we can hope is that gold is not headed to $12,500.
Regards,
Jim Sinclair
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Sinclair - You’re Out of Your Mind If You Sell Gold Assets Now
- Jim Sinclair, as interviewed by King World News
Read the full article here:
http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/KWN_DailyWeb/Entries/2011/6/16_Sinclair_-_Youre_Out_of_Your_Mind_If_You_Sell_Gold_Assets_Now.html
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Gold to Exceed $12,500
- Jim Sinclair via a King World News Interview
Monday, May 30, 2011
China SAFE Reports Monetary Gold Holdings Increased By $11 Billion, Or 30%, In 2010, As Gross Foreign Financial Assets Pass $4 Trillion
- Read the full story at Zero Hedge, Here:
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/china-safe-reports-monetary-gold-holdings-increased-11-billion-or-30-2010-gross-foreign-fina
Thursday, May 26, 2011
The Mathematics Of Gold
Because gold is held by many central banks, once as a reserve currency but now as an inventory currency, it functions as a swing asset to balance the International Balance sheet of the US.
Central banks are sellers of dollars but still hold, by default, large dollar inventories.
China has hedged its dollar position 50% through commitments to long term dollar commercial agreements, pay in, mineral, and energy deals internationally. That is an act of pure genius.
We can assume other central banks still hold 90% of their reported dollar positions, on average unhedged by commercial obligation positions.
In crisis times, the US dollar price of gold ALWAYS seeks to balance the International Balance Sheet of the USA.
Therefore:
Take 90% of international US dollar debt less China and then add 50% of the US debt owned by China. Then divide that number by the ounces supposed to be owned by the US Treasury. The result is where gold wants to go.
In 1974 this gave me $900 gold. Now you do your homework, and submit your analysis to me. Do this, and I will give you Angels going to that price by a little known technique of Jesse Livermore that only works on gold after it has broken to a new high above all resistance.
Little by little I am passing on all that I have learned from Jesse through Bert to those that read every day in thanks for your support of me and mine.
- Jim Sinclair of JSMineSet.com
Monday, May 23, 2011
Don't Trade Gold. Accumulate it.
- James Turk, KWN Interview
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Friday, May 20, 2011
China Is Now Top Gold Bug
China's investment demand for gold more than doubled to 90.9 metric tons in the first three months of the year, outpacing India's modest rise to 85.6 tons, the World Gold Council said in its quarterly report on Thursday. China now accounts for 25% of gold investment demand, compared with India's 23%.
- Wall Street Journal