Comment by FD: Is he breaking the London metals dealers’ hold to suppress the gold price?
Reply by Martin Armstrong:
I am tired of hearing the same constant nonsense about gold being
intentionally suppressed by dealers, and that’s why it’s not at $10,000.
I have traded against these people for years. Here is a clip from The Forecaster with Barclay [Leib], who used to work for me years ago, talking about
how he checked me out with Goldman Sachs before taking the job.
Every
manipulation these dealers ever pulled off was to the upside – not to
suppress gold. They sell 10x more when people think gold is rising, not
declining. This BS claim that they were suppressing gold to help the
government keep inflation in check is total BS!
[...] Gold
rises NOT with inflation, but with geopolitical issues. Here was the
National Debt Q2 1980 at $877.614bn. As of Q2 2024, it stood at
$36,218bn. The debt has risen 40.29% since 1980. Gold hit $875 on
January 21, 1980, in the cash market. If gold rose because of inflation
or the debt level, then it should be $35,260 per ounce. The gold dealer
could buy all of Wall Street with that price.