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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum iShares 1-10 Year Laddered Government Bond Idx ETF T.CLG

The investment objective of the Fund is to replicate, to the extent possible, the performance of the FTSE Canada 1-10 Year Laddered Government Bond Index the Index, net of expenses. The Fund uses an indexing strategy to achieve its investment objective. Under this strategy, the Fund seeks to replicate the performance of the Index, net of expenses, by employing, directly or indirectly, through... see more

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iShares 1-10 Year Laddered Government Bond Idx ETF > A GIGANTIC SHORT POSITION IN GOLD
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Post by PGMBOY on Jul 28, 2004 12:45am

A GIGANTIC SHORT POSITION IN GOLD

Oil is powering up and up as the dollar is powering down and down, which shows that All Is Right With The World And God Is In His Heaven, because that is exactly what you would expect. Today it hit $42 a barrel again, on its way to $50 by year end, according to guys who say they know what they are talking about, and perhaps we should listen to them, as I obviously have no idea what I am talking about. The part that one would NOT expect is that gold is not, also, powering upward. This apparently anomaly is perhaps explained by the central banks manipulating the market to suit themselves and cover their nasty butts, as they have, over the years, leased all that gold to make a few bucks for themselves. And the guys who leased it sold it, figuring that they could replace the borrowed gold later. So there is a gigantic short position in gold. And you know what happens when there is a big short position in something: the shorts get squeezed if the price goes higher. So to keep the guys who borrowed all this gold from folding their tents and skipping the country, sticking the central banks with the bill, the central banks have a vested interest in manipulating the market to keep the price low. Given the general trustworthiness of government, it sounds right to me! Jul 27, 2004 Richard Daughty For The Daily Reckoning Richard Daughty is general partner and C.O.O. for Smith Consultant Group, serving the financial and medical communities,
Comment by Roundtrip on Jul 28, 2004 9:31am
PGMboy, Jim Puplava's weekly radio program (available on the web) discusses the COT report and changes to the commercial short position on the metal's portion of their show. I find it helpful. www.financialsense.com FWIW rt
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