Vault Full, Built a new one, East of course I'm going to add quite a fw links. Seem to always have a "glitch" and can't post what I originally wrote. I'm pointing out a few things that we likly won't hear about, like when HKong bought out the LME.
Recall in 2009 when Dubai and Hong Kong took their Gold back from London and opened new vaults. China also rab TV ads urging The People to buy gold and silver....here comes Part 2, and note the size of Hong Kong's new vault [ excuse the mess please ]
https://jessescrossroadscafe.blogspot.com/2009/09/hong-kong-brings-its-gold-home-from.html
03 September 2009
Hong Kong Bringing Its Gold Home From London
The People's Republic of China has been urging its citizens to convert some part of their savings into gold and silver, having recently liberalized the procedures by which individuals can obtain it.
Hong Kong has built a new world class bullion vault, and is repatriating its gold reserves from the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA), where some speculate it had been committed for sale many times over. Hong Kong wishes to become its own regional Asia market maker for bullion metals.
https://www.arabianmoney.net/gold-silver/2011/09/21/gold-and-silver-vaults-full-but-the-real-shift-of-investors-into-precious-metals-is-still-to-come/
Gold and silver vaults full but the real shift of investors into precious metals is still to come
21 September 2011
Bullion vaults are almost full according to a survey by Bloomberg of global gold depositories. These are the highly secure facilities that any serious investor should use to store their gold and silver. Keeping it at home is a very bad idea.
The flight to gold is not only happening in Europe. Trading of Dubai Gold Securities on Nasdaq Dubai more than doubled in August from July and that month’s total represented a 10-fold increase on the whole of the first half of the year. The DGS is a local ETF tracking the price of gold.
www.noblecoins.com/Gold.../Gold.../china-promoting-buying-of-gol...
the Chinese government has been promoting the accumulation of gold by its citizens, ... Friday, July 13, 2012.
articles.marketwatch.com/.../30722736_1_central-banks-gold-traders...
Sep 3, 2009 – HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Hong Kong is pulling all its physical gold holdings from depositories in London, transferring them to
www.bloomberg.com/news/.../hong-kong-s-largest-bullion-vault-sig...
Jul 26, 2012 – Hong Kong's largest gold-storage facility, which can hold about 22 percent of the bullion now in Fort Knox, will open in September