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While the FED puts Wall Street on Welfare... Gold offers Wall Street another opportunity at the Penthouse ...


 
UPDATE: Mar. 19/08 -- Prediction: Gold Stocks to Soon Begin Outpeforming Bullion;
Once this (take your pick of; correction, consolidation, organized take-down of the Gold price) is over, and the Gold price begins another clear uptrend once again, I think there's a very, very strong possibility that the precious metals Stocks (especially the mid-tier producers) will generally start to OUTPERFORM the Bullion prices, in other words; we may be about to witness a leadership change between the Bullion prices and the precious metals stocks... the change in leadership will be largely due to a change in psychology resulting from Gold consolidating below what looks like a permanent drop back below $1,000, only to witness Gold recover and move above $1,000 for the foreseeable future... once the Gold price foreseeabley leaves $1,000 northward, the masses will begin to enter the Gold stocks in a much bigger way.

While there's certainly many theories as to what's causing the current sell-off in the Gold Bullion price, what is CERTAIN is; there's no lasting cure in sight for the problems & risks embedded into financial stocks, Wall Street, and the over-valuation of assets underpinning the global financial system.

The bottom line is; there is no asset class an investor can go to too eliminate counter-party risk and still get guaranteed liquidity... other than the precious metals, and to a lesser degree, certain currencies.

 

March 18/08 -- Wall Street generally hates Gold, why?... because Gold is seen as competition to the paper investments Wall Street constantly churns out to the general public.

Wall Street also hates Gold because they cant print Gold... unlike the shares in typical public companies that Wall Street prints for a fraction of a penny, producing Gold bullion is extremely difficult and very expensive, something Wall Street doesn't have the patience or risk tolerance for... Wall Street is all about making a fast buck, even faster.

Wall Street also hates a rising Gold price because; a rising Gold price is associated with rising risks, thus making it more difficult for Wall Street to sell retail buyers the paper shares Wall Street churns out for a living.

However, while Wall Street hates Gold, at this point, Gold is Wall Street's only remaining ticket back to real prosperity in the near term (think of Wall Street-&-Gold as a marriage of convenience).

While the FED has put Wall Street on welfare; providing temporary bail-out's to insolvent or nearly insolvent Wall Street firms (which are little more than short-term revolving lines of credit)... Gold and Silver (the stocks in particular) offer Wall Street a quick trip off of welfare and back into the penthouse (and in a very short period of time).

You see, after the hundreds of mortgage company bankruptcies, the dozens of hedge fund bankruptcies, the subprime & credit disaster, the Bear Stearns insolvency, and the still pending bankruptcy of dozens more Wall Street backed firms; the appetite of retail investors to risk their hard-earned capital in traditional Wall Street stocks is slim to none... essentially the traditional Wall Street business model is DEAD for the next several years (witness Bear Stearns).

Gold and Silver stocks are the ONLY remaining stock equity class that offer both "value" and a "believable" investment story that's currently an easy sell to the retail buyer (especially during these uncertain financial times) ... the precious metals sector is the ONLY SECTOR that currently offers Wall Street a solid platform & opportunity upon which it can rebuild its fortunes (and credibility to a smaller degree) in a very short period of time.

The big Wall Street players (the ones who aren't insolvent yet) can currently take big positions at very good prices in numerous Gold & Silver stock equities (the majority of Gold stocks have vastly under-performed Gold Bullion, and are historically cheap) and if the big players on Wall Street put their considerable marketing and financial skills behind the precious metals sector stocks, they could take the sector to heights previously unimagined... the conditions could hardly be better for Wall Street to enter the precious metals sector and profit from it tremendously, and in a very short period of time.

Wall Street could engineer a rally in the precious metals stocks, especially the junior and mid-tier stocks by multiple factors in a matter of mere months, these stocks are currently priced that cheaply... and the current conditions are near perfect for a record breaking precious metals rally... you could hardly create better conditions for a precious metals rally, even if you tried to script it yourself.

IMO, it's only a matter of time until Wall Street realizes just how much money they are letting slip through their fingers by not working their magic on the precious metals stocks... Wall Street is currently staring a once in a multi-generational opportunity to create massive profits from a single sector in a very short period of time straight in the face... once Wall Street figures out how much easy money there is on the table, look out above.

P.S.: If Bear Stearns would have diversified 15% of it's cash into a long position several years ago into Gold Bullion, it's possible the firm would still be solvent today.

 

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