文章說, 廢金回收已跌一半, 所以現在實金產品多數來之金礦,不過一大半已運去中國(包括香港), 所以實金倉好快就會消失, 到時實金實銀價格會大升 !
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Today billionaire Eric Sprott told King World News that the massive plunge in gold scrap recycling may be removing as much as a staggering 850 tons of gold from world supplies each year. Sprott, who is Chairman of Sprott Asset Management, also warned of a coming default on the COMEX, “And when it (the default) happens, there will be a substantial move in the price of gold (and silver). We’ll make up for these last two years in no time.”
Eric King: “KWN has been receiving information from refiners for quite some time, and this was from one of the largest metals refiners in the world, “The secondary market, which is scrap, business is down almost 50% year over year, and the previous year was already a down year. The only supply now is coming from the miners. This applies to both gold and silver. Gold and silver bar and coin demand is very strong and the supply has essentially dried up.”
Sprott: “It’s
interesting, Eric, that the data on recycled gold is woefully lacking.
That’s what I hear from my discussion with people, and Johnson Matthey
in their six month report suggested that their recycling was down.
Your evidence is meaningful. That’s what I hear.
“That’s a very
interesting number because as you know I wrote a report about two
months ago asking whether the central banks have any gold left? All
you see is incredible increased demand on a sustainable basis here.
The
most recent example being the Chinese imports in December, the number
was 114 tons. We only produce 200 tons a month of gold ex-China, and
they are consuming well over 50% of that (total monthly global
production).
So
between that and the coins sales that have been strong, and the
suggestions by various advisors, whether it be Kyle Bass, Ray Dalio, or
Bill Gross at Pimco, that they should be buying gold, I just don’t know
where this gold, where I do know where the gold is coming from, the
gold has to be coming from the Western central banks.
As
you know they are totally non-transparent about it. We’ve seen the
Germans ask for some gold back. I think it’s a joke that they are
receiving it over 8 years, and only a small part of it at that. So I
have to believe there is a real tightness in all of the metals markets.
If
you were amongst the central planers, and we have this huge financial
chaos going on all of the time, a bank in the Netherlands and Italy
went down, (you would know) the financial system hasn’t settled
itself. Anybody with half a brain would realize, including the central
planners, when you are printing money there are going to be
consequences of that and they have to happen. The consequence of
course is inflation.
In
my mind the tell on inflation would be gold and silver going up. That
would be the most logical place to see it manifested. So if you are
the central planners and you are trying to get away with printing
money, it would be in your playbook to keep the price of silver and
gold controlled, and that’s what I think we are seeing.
That’s
why when we have this huge increase in physical demand, that everybody
can quantify, nothing happens to the price of gold. I’m sure the
Western central banks are supplying those physical quantities.”
Eric
King: “Because of the collapse in gold production that’s in front of
us, Eric, we have scrap completely drying up at these levels, it’s just
vanishing, Eric, the fact that the West is running out of gold to sell
into the market out of Western central bank vaults, and the fact that
we now have countries forcing bullion banks to repurchase loaned gold
as these countries repatriate, you and I both know the price of gold is
going to have to vault higher.
I
know that when gold smashes through the $2,000 level, the mainstream
media will be telling people it’s because the Fed is winning, and they
are successfully reflating the system. They will say it’s positive
that gold is advancing. This is how they will sell the propaganda so
that people are not fearful of a rising gold price.”
Sprott: “Well,
as you know, Eric, most of what we have to listen to is all spin
anyway. I find it ironic that here we’ve had money printing going on
since the financial crisis, and now at even higher and higher levels.
Yet there is a recession in Europe, we have negative economic growth in
the US, I mean nothing is really growing.
So
all of this printing is keeping the financial system together, but it’s
not doing anything for the economies. Some day there will be a
default. I don’t know whether there will be a default on the COMEX, or
some industrial user announces they can’t produce something because
there is no silver, but the word is going to get out here sooner or
later, and it will be quite a euphoric time for the precious metals.
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