DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE ROTHSCHILDS KNOW?
WE DO KNOW THAT THE HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD LEFT THE GOLD TRADING BUSINESS IN 2004!
This was the most significant event in the Gold community in modern history!
For some 85 years, the Merchant Bank of NM Rothschild set the price of Gold bullion in London.
The House of Rothschild made most of its fortune in Gold Trading for over 200 years. We may safely assume that the Rothschilds
know how to trade Gold!
Yet, NM Rothschild choose to leave the Gold business on April 15, 2004.
THE QUESTION IS WHY?
Fortunately for us, The Chairman of NM Rothschild gave a very clear, simple explanation for this "stunning" decision.
Harsh reality
While the whole process harks to a bygone age, the economics
of the modern gold market are far less quaint.
Many producers are no longer hedging their exposure to both currency and commodity price movements and that has taken a
large chunk of business off the table.
According to bank chairman David de Rothschild, "our income from commodities trading in London has fallen as a percentage
of our total income in each of the past five years".
"We have concluded that this is no longer a core area of activity and have, therefore, decided to withdraw from the market."
The other surprise that surfaced during this "major" event was the statement by David de Rothschild about the lack of hedging
in the gold producers.
We have heard so many times that the Gold majors are hurting the price of Gold by hedging.
Yet the head of the NM Rothschild Merchant
Bank says the lack of hedging is the primary reason for the Rothschild bank
to exit Gold.
What would the Rothschilds know about Gold anyway?
They only created the
London Gold Fixing!
Perhaps the Rothschilds leaving the London Gold Market has something to do with event of March 18, 2009 when the Gold Futures Market completely failed to anticipate the Cash market.
The Futures are supposed to anticipate the cash market, or they lose their value for forecasting the trend of that commodity!
The Rothschilds anticipated this failure by identifying a very negative factor emerging in Gold.
Without significant hedging activity, there is no real discipline in a market. It has become a game of liars poker between
the speculators.
The real ROI has gone down for traders, because the volatility is eating up too much of the "normal" profit in each
price swing!
For those readers without a background in commodities trading, the impact of the Rothschild revelation does confirm a phenomenon
that has been detected early with the interpretation of the COMMITMENTS OF TRADERS REPORT!
Now we know that the Commercials are out of the market leaving only speculators in the report.
Would you rely on the judgment of a speculator?
We prefer the judgment of a Commercial, as their judgments are based on solid facts that they observe in the course of
running their businesses.
The question we must ask ourselves is whether or not the incentive of maximum leverage that the Futures market provides
is worth the risk to our capital.
Leverage is what destroyed Henrietta and Harry House Flipper.
The Rothschilds have shown that they would rather avoid the House Flippers experience.
Notice that NM Rothschild is not asking for government bailout for a good reason. They take the management of their bank
very seriously. Should they wipe out their equity, they wipe themselves out.
Perhaps there is a good lessen here. Professional managers reporting to their cronies on the Board of Directors may not
be a good idea. Certainly the Rothschilds would never make such a blunder with their assets.
The Rothschilds have always been surrounded by their detractors, but they keep making good decisions, generation after
generation.
Perhaps their exit from the Gold Market is worth copying for people without the Rothschild’s experience, and information.
After all, NM Rothschild is the only survivor of the Original Five that made London the center of Gold and Silver trading for the world. The others have all failed, and have sold
out to corporations for their survival.
We know that the Gold Futures market is too risky for most individuals! And NM Rothschild apparently feels
that it’s too risky for them!
We feel that all Gold trading should be done in either Gold stocks, or the Gold ETFs.
Wayne N. Krautkramer
Wkrautkram@GMAIL.com
https://onlypill.tripod.com/allaboutgold/
