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Analysis of errors Obligatory phenomenon in the forex trading with real, if this is not possible and it is not a good trade .I even a moment write down all their actions so it will be much easier to draw conclusions and quickly find and correct errors.

trillions of dollars into the physical gold and silver markets and billions into gold and the gold miners (with the tap of a computer key and absent any type of

of regulatory scrutiny), the bullion bank behemoths feathered out nearly 55,000 contracts during the last COT week, representing 55,000,000 ounces of phony,

phony, synthetic, gilded "supply." With the exception of a measly 1,076 contracts representing a little over 2% of demand during that reporting period, the

the Commercials filled 98% of the Large and Small Spec demand with nary a tad of consternation or concern over any type of squeeze or—God forbid—censure

294,901 net shorts representing 29,490,100 ounces is 836 tonnes, 71 metric tonnes greater than the reserves held by the Bank of Japan; that is a mammoth amount of gold to be "bought back" or at least removed from current supply.

2. Despite this incredible price-capping development, the HUI (NYSE.Arca Gold BUGS Index) is a mere 4.12% off the 2016 high.3. The silver COT (Commitment of Traders Report) showed an improvement with the Commercials covering around 700 shorts.

However, the difference between 2011 and 2016 is that the extremes seen in late 2011 punctuated a 10-year bull move from $252/oz.; bullish consensus

early December of 2015, and what you get is a market that is a mere FIVE MONTHS old and a vast majority of traders anchored in the memories of the 2011–2015

2011–2015 bear market and the horror of that ignominious era. Look at the chart below that has a large green line that represents the extreme levels of commercial shorting dating back to 2008 (the "Financial Crisis

What smacks you clearly in the face is that it took from 1999 at $252 until August 2011—12 years—to get to the -280,000 commercial net short position and

and only five months to unwind it, which begs the question: Why have the banks, which allegedly represent the senior gold miners, been reporting such immense

are either now-retired senior executives or their CHILDREN because I am SO getting older) tell me that in recent discussions with the CFOs, hedging is generally

generally NOT on the table. With the big gold miners, $1,500-plus would be tempting but $1,260? Not so much. However, where it certainly IS on-the-table

table is in the major base metal miners, as in the case of BHP Billiton, where it has a 2–5% gold component to a massive copper-gold porphyry, which is now