Friday, June 12, 2015

The Price of Gold Gained $11.00 this week Closing at $1,178.80

5-Jun-1512-Jul-15Change% Change
Gold Price, $/oz.1,167.801,178.8011.000.9
Silver Price, $/oz.15.97115.8180.153-1.0
Gold/Silver Ratio73.12074.5231.4031.9
Silver/gold ratio0.01370.0134-0.0003-1.9
Dow in Gold $ (DIG$)315.96313.88-2.08-0.7
Dow in gold ounces15.2815.18-0.10-0.7
Dow in Silver ounces1,117.621,131.5513.931.2
Dow Industrials17,849.4617,898.8449.380.3
S&P5002,092.832,094.111.280.1
US dollar index96.3694.99-1.37-1.4
Platinum Price1,091.301,096.305.000.5
Palladium Price750.40738.15-12.25-1.6

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The GOLD PRICE slipped $1.10 to $1,178.80 on Comex. SILVER lost 13.5 cents to $15.818.

Today is a day that says nothing. No clue. Everybody's holding his breath over Greece. Whichever way it comes down it will occasion big moves at first. Not lasting moves, of course, because nothing will be fixed, nothing will be changed, only the banks will be fed. It's like that movie Groundhog Day where we are doomed to replay these crises over and over and over. Difference is, in the real world here there's no enlightenment, no purgation, no redemption, only the eternal tapeworm, back every morning to feed on us anew.

GOLD/SILVER RATIO ended at 74.523, it's highest level for this move. Could go higher.

Right now, we are just enduring. Taking every blow and walking on down the road, because you can't lie down and die. Silver and GOLD PRICES will come back: the central banks and governments guarantee it, because they never learn and never change.

Scorecard seems to gainsay what we suffered through this week, but there 'tis. The gold price actually rose 0.9% while silver fell 1%, but in fact they didn't do much of anything. Stocks ended the week 50 points higher, after blasting up 280 points higher one day, then losing it all. US dollar index proved its intent to drop, and white metals contradicted each other.

The Greek government debt crisis overhangs all with shadows of gloom and dread. If Greece defaults, stocks will tank and bonds will rise, and the hurtin' will become gen'ral real quick. To make matters worse, there's an FOMC meeting next week hanging over the market like a wet blanket, too.

Hardly a varmint stirred in the currency markets today -- nobody wants to go home long or short anything, not know what might happen over the weekend with Greece. US dollar index rose four basis pointes to 94.99, ending the day a little lower than it began. Euro millimetered up 0.01% to $1.1260, while the yen rose 0.06% to 81.05. Greek default would cream the euro and boost the dollar.

Dow shot up 236.36 Wednesday on false rumors the Greek crisis was near settlement. Inertia shoved it up another 39 on Thursday, but today it lost 140.53 (0.78%) to 17,898.84 -- back near where it began the week.

Let me say it again: stocks are rolling over. Downward. Toward earth's core.

Dow in gold hooked down this week, ended at G$313.80 gold dollars (15.18 oz). Dow in silver needed at S$1,462.37 silver dollars (1,131.05 oz). Just waiting for the gator jaws finally to snap shut.

Y'all enjoy your weekend.

Aurum et argentum comparenda sunt -- -- Gold and silver must be bought.

- Franklin Sanders, The Moneychanger
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