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Page 2 of 9 © Copyright by Barry Murray The folly of allowing “short sighted seller” outside control over industry futures supply side markets commodities as food stocks, and the minerals necessary to our national defense, has contributed nothing to the “working” financial longevity strength of America. I fully expect, as I as one with an understanding of handling cinnabar ore, might be considered as “mad as a hatter,” or at least as mad as King George III, when it come to try and explain how the Royal Metals Exchange back to 1571, known as the mining industry supply and demand margin trading open-outcry ring arbitrators, are now picking on copper to the point that little league ballparks in rural America have lost the ability to hold night games, as electric copper wire line thieves have dimmed the lights, and dreams of another Bob Feller making it to the majors . Supposedly illegal after 1929, buying on the margin, supported by the One-Percent Monopoly bureaucratic securities regulations — where the only visible benefit is full time employment for securities lawyers— has totally dried up development capital of the small American mining prospects, as featured on our non-securities licensed www.WesternMiner.com database. Perhaps even bigger in that when it comes to the spirit of Canadian 43-101 compliance, none of the “to big to fail banks” insured in part by the London office of AIG (on Fenchurch Street in London) has supplied believable documentation that the precious safe haven metals “reserves” stored in the form of a London “good delivery bar” in a private enterprise underground vault not subject to an outside audit. To those interested in going to a rock solid mining investment opportunity my big, free “mine smart” advice, is to avoid stock salesmen who suggest their “no-load” inside information to you because you are a country club golfing buddy,” that really charge you “retail” on gold stocks too good to pass buy!!!! The answer to that is to buy metals share certificates direct at wholesale prices from those companies actually producing metal! This is not only legal, but inside, the real insider network thinks complies with the wisdom of, “You want leverage in gold? Buy bullion. It keeps turning every 1% gain in gold mining ETF stocks into a 2% rise.” This is in no way touting my readers to mining expert as supposedly supply side “street smart” geologist, Brent Cook, a “renowned exploration analyst” of The Gold Report, who has stated, “size matters!” His wisdom would have you believe that: “When it comes to gold several dynamics are involved. Certainly one is that you can now buy gold through exchange traded funds (ETFs). That is a very simple bet on the gold price that does not carry all the baggage that comes with [actually] mining the stuff.” I am so very embarrassed that this Internet savvy “mining + geologist” keyword Boolean logic, doesn't’t override the white noise of high tech boiler-room pipes banging in the background. I also am dismayed that my fellow American consumers that pay an international price fixing cartel everyday at the pump have not been able to realize that any natural commodity can be manipulated by a perceived, or introduced scarcity. How is it descendants of Irish of the refuges escaping the British engineered benefits of the potato famine, and having suffered British Petroleum oil disasters in "the Colonies", do not see that London makes money every time their above ground, already mined, gold is driven higher in value by suppressing production in America? |
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