Saturday, November 16, 2013

Jesse: COMEX Claims Per Ounce Of Gold At 69 To 1 GLD, MUX, TNR.v, GDX

 

  Jesse has updated the latest information from COMEX and it has even higher leverage now: Fractional Gold Reserved System is run at the all-time-high leverage with 69 Owners per 1 ounce of Gold.


Jesse: COMEX Registered Gold Falls To 587,235 Ounces - Claims At 63 To 1 GLD, MUX, TNR.v, GDX

"It looks like that any guessing about The Taper, QE and FED's further actions can not print more Gold for COMEX. Jesse reports that registered Gold falls to 587,235 ounces and leverage in Fractional Gold Reserve System has reached another record high of 63."


Bitcoin Heist And Jim Rickards On Taper, Janet Yellen and Gold GLD, MUX, TNR.v, GDX

  "In this very interesting episode RT is reporting about the hunger for the FIAT Currencies alternatives and how it is driving the Bitcoin Bubble, but it is not The New Gold or even close to it - as we have written before. New security concerns are reported with the cryptocurremcy and Jim Rickards dissects the Currency War situation in the ECB, BOJ and FED race to the bottom. You will find out why Janet Yellen can not Taper and what is behind the Gold and why Gold Standard is still valuable option even today. 
  After our yesterday US dollar chart observations it has fallen out of bed so far today - maybe somebody already has received Janet Yellen's testimony for tomorrow's nomination hearing."



Jesse's Cafe Americain:


Nothing much of note in the metals today as they continued to bump into overheard resistance.

There was little movement of gold bullion in or out of the Comex warehouses.

I had Nick Laird of Sharelynx check his coding and inputs and it turns out that the 'claims per ounce' from yesterday were a bit light at 63.  That did seem very little for a 51,000 ounce withdrawal.

A corrected chart is shown below.

We are at an all time record of 69 potential claims for each ounce of deliverable gold.

Have a nice weekend.
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1 comment:

Anonymous said...

So the big banks are slamming gold down to get rid of their paper assets because it's cheaper to book the small loss then be caught with their pants down when COMEX runs out of the physical stuff?