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The Goldsmiths, Part CLXVI



-- Posted Friday, 5 November 2010 | | Source: GoldSeek.com

By R. D. Bradshaw

 

The past few months has seen some strange, volatile moves in the gold, silver and agricultural grain markets.  All of their associated futures markets have been in an undeniable bull run.  Yet, despite the power and strength of the bull, all of a sudden, out of the blue, these markets have had some unusually large down days for a day or so and then they will almost immediately bump back up with equally large, seemingly uncalled-for gains to offset the declines.  There has to be some explanation for this strange reaction in the futures’ markets.  This Goldsmiths will broach that theme now.

 

A Look at the Losers

 

Perhaps to address it, it would be well to take stock of who can benefit and who can lose in these strange, unexpected, big moves.  First, let me cite the losers in a powerful bull market like we have been having in gold, silver and agricultural grains (soybeans, wheat, corn, oats, etc).  The biggest losers are, almost without exception, small investors or very conservative investors who don’t really understand what is going on and are fearful of taking any chances. 

 

What happens for such persons is that they quickly lose their positions.  Typically such persons, either because of a lack of funding or because of a conservative, careful philosophy, hedge their positions with tight stop loss orders.  When the strange and hard falls hit the market, these persons, owning good positions in a strong bull market, get wiped out almost immediately.  They lose their positions and sometimes even some money if they had recently bought and the fall hits them before their commodity makes a move to the topside in the bull market. 

 

For people limited with funding, trying to play the commodity futures’ markets, these sharp hard falls really destroy them and their financing if they are in a position without a tight stop loss.  Inevitably, small investors with a shortage of money will find that they are facing a margin call when they are holding good positions in a raging commodity bull market.  Once the fall is in place, many such persons will end up having to sell their good positions at the cheap. 

 

There is too another strange reality with these sharp falls down.  Inevitably, there are people wanting to buy in the bull market; but with the fall, they quickly flee the market and head for the sidelines to sit it out and see if the fall is sustained.  If there are any persons pressed for money and having to sell, whether in the above two categories or not, they will be faced with selling a good bull item at the cheap in a depressed, temporary fall of a day or so.  It is because of the above factors that I am no advocate of being in the futures markets (bought and paid for options are in a different category though they too can suffer in these Cabal brought on falls). 

 

And Who Wins?

 

If small investors are forced out of the booming commodity bull markets because of hitting stop loss orders or simply being hit down when they face a margin call,  it should be clearly manifest who wins in these situations.  Yes, the big fat cat investors/banks wanting to pick up some commodity future contracts on the cheap in booming bull markets have a field day as conservative and/or limited funding investors are forced out of the market. 

 

Since the Rothschild Cabal banking and fat cat insiders have enormous sums of money to use in the markets and since they are linked in with other big market manipulators (like with the US government run working group on financial stability and/or the global security fund), the insiders always know in advance which way the various markets are going to move.  With their enormous sums of money available, they can enter virtually any market at any time and force it down for a day or two in a reasonably hard fall (and sometimes it doesn’t take much money to move a market).  Regardless, they have the money to move markets while most small investors and even conservative, careful investors, do not and/or will not attempt such market manipulations. 

 

Thus, if the Cabal insiders want to buy some gold futures on the cheap, all they have do is invest a little of their big bucks to cause a significant fall of 20 to 50 points and the small and careful investors will be forced out or simply flee to the sidelines.  The Cabal insiders pick up some bargains and then boost the prices back up in a day or so.  By the time the small and conservative investors realize that the market move was only a fake and that the bull has resumed, the prices are then back up and in time the insiders are ready to sell once more at higher prices to those who were forced out. 

 

This scam is pulled off regularly in the commodity markets and we, the little people, get ripped off, defrauded and stolen from with regularity while the Rothschild Cabal insiders are making profits hand over fist. 

 

But How Market Analysts tend to Interpret these Activities

 

So we have various commodity markets/items being routinely forced to undergo almost constant and alternating big up and down days.  For example, gold and silver often have one to four of these big moves in a one-month period and generally they only last a few days with each down and up cycle. 

 

The Rothschild media powers grab some little, isolated, insignificant nothing (like a report that unemployment is up or down—per the official Rothschild manipulated numbers) and publicize it to “supposedly” make gold or silver fall 20 to 30 points in a day because of the news item.  A day or so later, gold and silver will all of a sudden pop back up with a 30 point gain and the Rothschild media grabs some almost nothing (like a good employment report from the Rothschild government controllers) and attributes the rise to it.  Of course, some of these government reported numbers (employment, inflation, inventories, manufacturing, GDP, etc) might carry some weight if they were true, but almost all of them today are manipulated by employees loyal to the Rothschild Cabal cause.  Thus, they are totally unreliable and largely meaningless to people who understand what’s going on. 

 

Alternately, almost all market analysts with few exceptions account for the big up and down changes on the basis of fundamentals or technicals.  While most analysts don’t devote huge amounts of time to fundamentals, they certainly focus on so-called technical factors.  And I must hasten to say here that these analyses often prove to be wrong in a few days.  Certainly, they are not focusing on the real world out there. 

 

My Take

 

But I must take note of the huge volatility in these bull markets and say that based on fundamentals and even technicals somewhat these quick, large, alternating, up and down moves in a bull market are generally illogical if not impossible (and especially as happening from one to four times a month, month in and month out).  The Goldsmiths XIX back in Oct 2008 first raised questions about the validity of fundamentals and especially technicals in accounting for market changes.  The past two years has proven the case for Goldsmiths 19. 

 

Fundamentals certainly don’t change very rapidly.  Both gold and silver changes in fundamentals have taken many, long years before they have been detectable.  Who in 1913 would have seen fundamental changes happening before the Rosenfeldt era starting in 1933.  And then there was a another wait to about 1971 before fundamentals really changed again when Nixon closed the gold window (although it can be said that perceptive people could see in the 1960s that gold especially would/should change). 

 

While technicals may theoretically induce some minor ups and downs on entry and exit points, I cannot even justify these big moves, often alternating back and forth many times over, based on fundamentals and/or technicals (and to attribute them to some news item being spun to the suckers by the Rothschild media won’t fly either). 

 

Something else is causing these big moves and their frequency.  What is it?  Well, I’ll tell you what—they are being manipulated by very well healed and powerful money sources in a conspiratorial move with huge sums of money able to enter the markets and use slick computer techniques and big money with a careful right surge of orders to drive the market rapidly in any desired direction. 

 

Once the big money starts its move, it begins taking out stops (and allowing insiders to pick up some stuff cheap) or forcing small investors out with margin calls (and again allowing insiders to pick up some stuff on the cheap).  Obviously, these big market moves frighten out most small time and conservative investors and make them retreat to the sidelines and wait until the market settles before re-entering the market. 

 

It should not take a genius to understand how the big banks and insiders work this game to make vast profits.  With banks taking some occasional beatings today, they are turning to their participation and manipulations of the commodity and stock markets to make big profits.  With all of the problems the big Cabal banks are having in the mortgage and real estate markets, the Cabal banks are finding the financial markets more and more attuned for profits.  This is why the big Cabal banks are so heavily involved in derivatives and manipulating the markets. 

 

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Back issues of the Goldsmiths, by the editor of the Analysis of News, can be accessed from a Google or Yahoo search engine by typing in “R. D. Bradshaw” Goldsmiths.  Several hundred web sites can be found with the back issues and with translations to Spanish, Italian, German, Dutch, Polish, Chinese, Japanese, Indonesian, Serbian, and other foreign languages.  Finally, the “Archives-Goldsmiths” of this website (www.analysis-news.com ) has all of the Goldsmith articles issued to date. 

 

Besides the revelations contained in the Goldsmiths’ articles, the work of the plutocratic financial market manipulators to conspiratorially manipulate and control the financial markets (to make more profits and install a world government under their management) is also addressed at length in the periodic analysis of the news and in other articles produced at www.analysis-news.com.  This website has an article of interest to any person interested in understanding the market Manipulators.  It is the Hidden Secret of the Manipulators, why they succeed and how to follow their manipulations. 

 

Readers of the above articles are invited to visit www.analysis-news.com and become a subscriber to regularly read some of the material from the world of information which will further reveal how extensive the manipulation, control and dishonesty realities are in the financial, currency and commodity markets, not only in the US but indeed around the world. 

 

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