Sunday, April 22, 2012
Bill Murphy : JP Morgan manipulating the Gold Market
Bill Murphy of GATA explains how the Gold Cartels ( JP Morgan and co) are manipulation the gold and silver markets , and he explains why to understand the gold and silver markets it is fundamental to know what GATA knows and be familiar with the gold price suppression scheme. How outstanding gold loans and massive paper gold shorts have distorted the market and how this is now unravelling. He talks about GATA's past predictions and how their track record is much better than mainstream gold commentators because these are working with the wrong numbers. He also talks about silver manipulation. Good on Bill Murphy for attacking the evil cartel, must have given him high blood pressure over the years. Excellent interview
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