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Gold price smashing and India's Gold Monetization Scheme have a connection.That is,preventing Indians, from BUYING PHYSICAL Gold,and manipulating the price of PAPER GOLD With the Derivatives!
It is reported that the central banks have sold their Gold at high prices,and they want buy them back at lower prices,after smashing the same.
The vested interest also,want the money to flow into equities,instead of Gold,so that the US Dollar could be strong.
Cashless Society,for confiscating the wealth of Indians via NIRP,is being planned.
NIRP will be ineffective with cash around.
Land,Silver,Gold,Cash and other tangibles are taboo,in a Cashless Society.Cashless Society and the resultant,Electronic Transactions,will help the Hackers a lot,as an "entry point", is being provided to them,via the Electronic Transfer,which in "ordinary" Banking,is NOT available to the Hackers.
.......but by smart moves,in the changed and changing scenario,it is possible to increase one's wealth!

IMF And World Bank DICTATORSHIP Of India Under M M Singh

AS PER STIGLITZ,THE IMF AND THE WORLD BANK DEMAND THE FOLLOWING FROM NATIONS,RULED BY THEIR PUPPETS:-
1.PRIVATIZATION
2.LIBERALIZATION
3.MARKET-BASED PRICING
THIS IS HAPPENING IN INDIA.
PLEASE GOOGLE FOR:-IMF RIOT

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

http://www.indiadaily.com/editorial/20851.asp
With such staggering budget deficit why is gold market not taking off? What will happen to gold price in the next 12 months? Peter Oberois Aug. 2, 2009
Analysts are perplexed that the gold market is somewhat stagnant and cannot move up in spite of staggering budget deficits in the US and Europe.
Gold price is a function of inflation, monetary and fiscal uncertainty, and currency weakness. The budget deficit calls for a $3000 per ounce gold price. The dollar weakness is obvious. But why is then gold price stuck between $750 and $1000 an ounce for the last several years?
The answer lies in the inflation front. The wage deflation is massive. 70% of the US population is underpaid. That is called underemployment. Whether a person is in the unemployment line or is forced to take a job for less money, the person is underemployed. The outsourcing of services also affects the unemployment. The staggering debt servicing commitment also adds to underemployment effects. The increased taxation also contributes to less money available for buying goods and services.
What happens to gold in the next several years? Underemployment is saturated. There are not many people left to be underemployed any more. The commodity inflation will continue. The budget deficit will grow more rapidly as underemplyment erases the tax base of the local, state and Federal Governments. Gold is showing sign of a new bull market. Gold rise to $1500 per ounce in the next one year.
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