richard russel schreibt in seinem tages-dienst vom 11.d.m. von folgendem e-mail
erhalten von einem seiner tausenden von abonnenten:

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I have been trading commodity futures in tokyo for over 15 years going back to the bubble days of the 80s. last week the tokyo gold market saw record volumes on thursday February 7, and Friday 8th February. Volume on Thursday was a daily record volume of 340,676 contracts which equates to 10.8 million ounces or more than Newmont (now includes Franco Nevada and Normandy) produces in a whole year. That was followed by a similar volume on Friday. Both days saw volumes larger than the entire open interest. I have never seen anything like this. Open interest from Wednesday to Friday increased by 10 %.

I had dinner with tow Japanese friend, who were visiting me. One chap owns 10 buildings in Tokyo and is quite wll off. He recently bought 50 KG (approx. 1750 oz)
of physical gold bullion. Cost him about yen quivalent of US$ 520.000.00 for the purchase. He and his wife hauled the booty over to his safe deposit box at his bank. He is convinced that gold will go over US$ 1.000.00 in the future. A friend of his also recently purchased about yen equivalent of US$ 1 Million in bullion.
The Japanese are getting seriously concerned about the situation there.

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ich denke als appetit-anreger wirklich lesenswert!


Emerald.

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