Alto EJECUTIVO DE GLD ( ETF) no compra GLD, sino mineras y oro físico
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Friday, August 27, 2010
GLD Managing Director Jason Toussaint Does Not Own ANY GLD Shares...
BUT he owns physical gold and mining stocks. Greg in Chicago alerted me to a blog post by Jeff Nielson on seekingalpha.com. It regards an interview of Toussaint on Canada's Business News Network (BNN). As Nielson points out, Touissant admits at the end of the interview that he owns physical gold but does not mention that he owns any GLD. Here is the link to interview - I've linked part 2: Toussaint = The Big Whiff The relevant comment starts at the 5:44 mark. The 10-K I've linked below confirms that Toussaint indeed does not own ANY GLD shares.
But there's so much more if you listen to both parts of the interview. Let's get the basics out of the way. Jason Touissant is the Managing Director the GLD Trust and a principle executive officer of the World Gold Trust Services, the sponsor of the GLD Trust. All of this information can be gleaned from the GLD 10-K, which I've linked here: GLD 10-K
Fuente: http://truthingold.blogspot.com/2010/08 ... saint.html
GLD Oro (ETF)
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miguel angel
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1250 de la onza por ahora no los pasa , pagar por aca para mi es caro. no me gusta pagar maximos por supuesto que me puedo equivocar .pero si recuperan los mercados creo que van a salir del oro .
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jaavii escribió:muchachos, los que lo siguen..
cómo ven para entrarle en estos valores?
buen.. no tiene mucha actividad este thread.. nadie me respondió.
le entré en el PRE a 118,59
veremos que pasa!!!!
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muchachos, los que lo siguen..
cómo ven para entrarle en estos valores?
cómo ven para entrarle en estos valores?
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Goldfinger
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gracias jp beer y explicitare mis razones cuando tenga mas tiempo.
igualmente no pienso comprar oro por ahora.
saludos.
igualmente no pienso comprar oro por ahora.
saludos.
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Esto es lo que todo inversor debe cantarle al metal Au a la hora de considerar la configuración de su portfolio.
La nueva etapa de esta crisis así lo exije.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaxMS6rkZjM
El Humor De Reymidas 
La nueva etapa de esta crisis así lo exije.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaxMS6rkZjM
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http://pacinversor.blogspot.com/2010/08 ... g-inc.html
esta hace plata con oro pronto sale el vuelo
esta hace plata con oro pronto sale el vuelo
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Silver: mired in congestion before more strength (15p)Wednesday, August 18, 2010 7:19 AM
The silver market is still finding plenty of support in an area based around $17.50/oz. That level has become increasingly significant since October 2008, initially as resistance, but latterly as support. Silver started easing in May after a high fix of $19.64/oz and we still view this as a correction in the upward trend that started in late 2008 and which remains intact. At the start of August the price bounced sharply and traded briefly above $18.50/oz (before easing again) with the rally prompted by dollar weakness (in reaction to poor US economic numbers) and driven by massive short-covering. There is currently a big tussle between $18.15/oz and $18.25/oz, with technical resistance so far repelling increasing buying interest.
The market is generating a fundamental surplus of supply over actual end-use demand for the year as a whole, but this has been tightened by industrial restocking and it is entirely possible that this restocking plus physical investment will be enough to generate what might be termed a net shortfall. In other words, some disinvestment will be necessary over the year in order to meet the overall purchasing requirements for the metal for 2010 as a whole. Buying during this summer season is typically slack, but the relative resilience of the price points to higher levels in coming months.
The silver market is still finding plenty of support in an area based around $17.50/oz. That level has become increasingly significant since October 2008, initially as resistance, but latterly as support. Silver started easing in May after a high fix of $19.64/oz and we still view this as a correction in the upward trend that started in late 2008 and which remains intact. At the start of August the price bounced sharply and traded briefly above $18.50/oz (before easing again) with the rally prompted by dollar weakness (in reaction to poor US economic numbers) and driven by massive short-covering. There is currently a big tussle between $18.15/oz and $18.25/oz, with technical resistance so far repelling increasing buying interest.
The market is generating a fundamental surplus of supply over actual end-use demand for the year as a whole, but this has been tightened by industrial restocking and it is entirely possible that this restocking plus physical investment will be enough to generate what might be termed a net shortfall. In other words, some disinvestment will be necessary over the year in order to meet the overall purchasing requirements for the metal for 2010 as a whole. Buying during this summer season is typically slack, but the relative resilience of the price points to higher levels in coming months.
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Goldfinger
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voy a empezar a invertir parte de mi capital en metales. saludos.
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