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Douglas Lake Minerals Inc > Encouraging words from Jim Sinclair
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Post by AU_NB on Jun 29, 2009 11:00pm

Encouraging words from Jim Sinclair

Sinclair is over "visiting" in China. His report tonight speaks directly to the welcome he and TRE are receiving.

"The hotel is decadent in its comforts. It arguably tops the palace of Versailles.

It is 5 AM so that is a good sleep for night number one. I received full VIP treatment at the airport to the fullest extent imaginable.

No customs.
Met by airport staff.
Identified my bags.
Golf car waiting.

I was taken to a meeting room that was a replica of the Emperor’s royal palace interview room. There I was served tea.

Following the tea, I was taken to a waiting Mercedes that was for some reason accompanied by a black steroidal Hummer chase vehicle.

I was driven to my hotel and escorted immediately to my room.

Do you think my Chinese partners are open for business?"

***

"The management of perceptions concerning the Chinese dollar position is that it is only talk pointing to what is interpreted as a flip flop between unfavourable statements to the dollar last week from the highest of sources to statements today that this is not quite true. The people who write this have no sense of how negotiations work in Asia. The esteemed financial leadership in the West would be well advised to read the book, “When Yes Means No."

The second point is the strange belief that China has no means of exiting the US dollar and dollar denominated instruments because they have only one alternative and that is selling directly into the world market for dollars and dollar denominated instruments. This is so misinformed that it is total nonsense. Every time a major Chinese entity makes a foreign acquisition or joins in a foreign project the funding finds its way back to the official dollar position and reduces it for an asset, be it in or above the ground.

The dollar life expediency is 129 days.
I mean that. I believe that."

Posted: Jun 29 2009 By: Jim Sinclair

https://jsmineset.com/

Comment by sumeroil on Jun 30, 2009 1:50am
would someone please explain this? i cannot really understand.  what is he saying to happen to the ratio?thanks in advance------------------------------Jim Sinclair’s CommentaryThe most popular question I receive on a daily basis is to comment on the gold to silver ratio.Here is my answer and promise to you:As pressure to deliver gold hits the COMEX exchange in the last quarter of 2009 with ...more  
Comment by Jasper16 on Jun 30, 2009 2:19am
If I understand it correctly the trade is to go long gold and short silver and or the reverse. You then adjust it accordingly to the number of long and short positions held in each. You are playing a spread trade I believe. I don't trade contracts so my verbage may be off but I think I understand the principle of it in an ABC. The current gold/silver spread is 67 ounces (crazy) it was 54 when ...more  
Comment by sumeroil on Jul 01, 2009 9:57am
thank you, so, once the squeeze happens the ratio wouldn't matter, i mean, silver goes to the moon.
Comment by roberto146 on Jul 02, 2009 3:39pm
Jim Sinclair's a gold guy, so what he means is that gold goes to the moon and leaves silver behind, i.e. the ratio goes very high. Ex: silver 20 gold 2000 = 100:1 ratio, his idea being that if long specs take delivery out of Comex, the gold price would zoom.
Comment by sumeroil on Jul 04, 2009 12:25am
what about silver delivery request?
Comment by roberto146 on Jul 04, 2009 10:51am
"what about silver delivery request?"Sure - it's just a numbers game you can make the numbers do anything you want, subject to confirmation or denial by the realities of the market.It would be the same story, depending on your feeling of what the silver market would do. If you believed that silver request for delivery from Comex would drive the price to, say 50 dollars, and gold were ...more