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Is The Fed On The Verge Of Losing Control?

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After hitting an all-time low of 8.84 three weeks ago, the VIX more than doubled at one point this past week, closing up 55% for the week.  The attributed cause, those far from the primary reason, was the childish verbal skirmish between North Korea and Trump.  The cat-fight bordered on the traditional playground, “my dad is stronger than your dad” duel.

From the U.S. propagandists’ perspective the show itself was a great device to deflect the public’s attention from the collapsing U.S. financial and political system, the process of which will get a boost from the upcoming political war over the Treasury debt ceiling (remember that?).

Silver Doctor’s invited me to join Eric Dubin and Elijah Johnson to discuss last week’s action in the stock and precious metals markets and why the stock market may be on the verge of a historic sell-off.

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Dave, just a moment for some feed back. I just placed an order for 1oz gold eagles thx to my profits off your Tesla and BBBY short-sell ideas, thx as always. – subscriber feedback

Will Physical Gold/Silver Demand Prevent A Bigger Sell-Off?

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The precious metals market has been under attack for the last two weeks by the Comex banks who have once again built-up an extreme net short position in their paper gold and silver positions.  In fact the open interest in paper silver recently set a new record high, exceeding the previous high set in 2011, when the price of gold was approaching $50.  That it took a record amount of paper silver creation to keep the price of silver below $20  a sense of desperation by the banking cartel in its effort to keep gold and silver “irrelevant” as an investment.

But the price action of the metals is behaving somewhat differently from past cycles when the banks decide to flex their muscles and trample on the precious metals market by bombarding the Comex with thousands of gold and silver contracts in order to disgorge the long positions held by hedge funds and create intermittent “waterfall” sell-offs.

Eric Dubin (The News Doctors) and the “Doc” (Silver Doctors) invited me back on to their “Metals and Markets” weekly show sponsored by SD Bullion to chat about the precious metals, junior mining stocks and geopolitical current events:

If you would like more information about Investment Research Dynamics’ Mining Stock Journal or Short Seller’s Journal, click on either banner below. The latest MSJ features a relatively unknown junior mining stock that could eventually be a 5-10 bagger from its current price (currently below 30 cents) and the new issue of SSJ (published this evening) explains why the housing market is about to follow the retail and auto sales into a recessionary spiral:

Major Silver Bounce – Can It Last?

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The bullion bank gold cartel pulled out all of its stops last week in order take down the price of gold and silver. Particularly useful was selling by longs connected to fear over the week-long closure of China in observance of the Chinese New Year’s celebration (Year of the Rooster). Interestingly, last year gold was volatile during the Chinese New Year week off but traded sideways, not lower.

In addition, this upcoming week features the FOMC meeting and the January employment report. On average and in general, both of these events typically are accompanied by a take-down in the price of gold. On Friday, however, after the obligatory smashing of gold and silver associated with Comex options expiration (Thursday), gold snapped back sharply $9 from its Thursday low of $1181 and silver soared nearly 50 cents from its Thursday low.

Eric Dubin and the Doc invited me onto Silver Doctors’ weekly Metals and Markets Report to discuss the factors behind last week’s gold and silver trading activity and the reasons why gold and silver could turn in a better 2017 than 2016:

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Hi, i really like your mining stock newsletter. I am fairly new to the mining sector and i did start investing in last febuary pretty much at the lows  –  recent new subscriber “Thomas”

 

Mint Suspends Silver Eagle Production – 2008 Redux?

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Silver Doctors invited me on their weekly Metals & Markets program to discuss notable events unfolding in the physical precious metals markets, the meaning of the Mint suspending 2016 silver eagle production several weeks earlier than normal, the bond market blood bath and other market occurrences that are eerily similar to events which unfolded before the 2008 de facto financial market collapse.

IRD is featuring an extraordinarily undervalued gold producer in its next issue of the Mining Stock Journal (out tomorrow). The previous issue featured a sell recommendation that might surprise those who own this particular stock. It also contained trading ideas on some high quality larger cap mining stocks that will bounce back quickly when this latest take-down of the precious metals market passes (likely this week). You can subscribe to the Mining Stock Journal with this link – MSJ Subscription. All of the back-issues are included (email delivery-based).

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Buy Every Price Hit In The Metals And Miners

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Eric Dubin (The News Doctors) and Doc or Silver Doctors, SD Bullion invited me on to their weekly Metals and Money Wrap last week.  We discussed signs that show the gold/silver manipulators are losing control of their ability to control prices, the record amount of paper being thrown at gold and silver on the Comex, the current seasonal “lull” in the precious metals market and the latest developments on Japan’s TOCOM futures exchange which could have a big effect on the price of gold and silver.  In short, we discussed why investors should be adding their positions on every price drop:

In fact, silver and gold were hit hard overnight last night (Sunday night, early Monday morning) and silver is now 40 cents off its low of the day and green vs its Friday close and gold is $8 dollar off its low of the day. Click on the link below to find underfollowed junior mining stock ideas with huge upside potential:

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The Precious Metals Train Is Leaving The Station – Especially Silver

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The Nikkei is down 3.7% right now, the dollar index is below 93 and the U.S. seems bound and determined to start World War Three.  The U.S. is collapsing and everyone in the world knows it but the majority of the U.S. population.   Hubris rules the day in the Democratic Party as Obama is going on a farewell tour around globe to tell everyone he saved the world and Hillary Clinton feels confident enough to commit any kind of crime under the sun and get away with it.

Doc and Eric Dubin – The News Doctors – invited my onto Silver Doctor’s Weekly Metals & Markets show sponsored by SD Bullion.

“This Thing [the Comex paper short interest] Could Get OUT OF CONTROL to the  Upside Quickly!” – Dave Kranzler, Investment Research Dynamics

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It’s A Truth Or Dare Stock Market

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Hi Dave, I purchased a box of silver eagles on SD Bullion today! I also did the 250 strike on Amazon! Great report on Amazon! I’m really excited about the coins! Thanks for the help! I feel like I have taken a big step in protecting my family!  Thanks, Jeff

I received that email yesterday from a subscriber to my Short Seller’s Journal.  He made a $7500 profit on AMZN puts that I had recommended.  He took the profits plus part of his original capital and bought a box of silver eagles from Silver Doctors (SD Bullion is the best source to buy silver eagles based on price and reliability of service – I receive no benefit from saying this but I’ve been buying silver for over 15 years and I know how to differentiate between good and bad coin dealers).  He rolled the rest of his capital from the original AMZN put trade into the January 2017 $250 puts, which could end up being a home run.

There’s a rumor floating around the market that Google is looking at buying AIG. Remember AIG?  AIG is the big insurance company that was taking insane risks in the subprime mortgage derivatives market.  It blew up in 2008 and, in the process, had technically blown up Goldman Sachs.  Ex-Goldman CEO, Henry Paulson,  was strategically inserted into the Treasury Secretary post specifically to make sure that Goldman was bailed out when this happened.

AIG was also saved by the taxpayers.  It’s businesses were reinflated by the Fed’s QE and it’s stock ran from $20 to a recent high last of $64.  Carl Icahn, the quintessential stock operator took a stake in AIG in October and had been trying to force a break-up of the company.  The stock is down over 18% since Carl announced his position in the stock.  The Google rumors started flying around about a day ago. It has to be one of the most retarded ideas I’ve seen floated in quite some time.  It reminds me of the “clicks and eyeballs” analysis to justify the bloated valuations on internet stocks back in 1999.

Carl Icahn makes mistakes.  I took other side of one of his mistakes in the late 1990’s when he decided that taking control of the badly failing Stratosphere Casino in Vegas was a good idea.  His idea failed miserably and I made a lot of money for Bankers Trust from shorting the daylights out of the Stratosphere first mortgage bonds, which ultimately were worth zero after trading as high at $110 (110% of par value).

My point here is that something not being mentioned anywhere is going with AIG’s financial stability.  The credit default swap rate on AIG bonds has mysteriously shot straight up:

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I have no idea what has the CDS market spooked. But I know from 1st-hand experience that credit markets tend to have information and “see things” well before the stock market sees it. Accounting disclosure, by design, has become catastrophically opaque in the financial sector. Anyone who has only access to the SEC-filed financial documents is seeing no more than a sliver of the truth about what is going on at AIG, or at any financial company for that matter.

Whether or not this will turn out be big mistake for Icahn remains to be seen. But anyone who is jumping on AIG because there’s a rumor that Google should buy it is ignoring the signal being broadcast by the CDS market.   Often rumors designed to juice a stock are “coincidentally” floated at a time when someone privy to inside information decides that it’s time to get out of Dodge and needs an influx of “dumb” money to buy the stock so he can exit.  The CDS market is suggesting this could be the case with AIG.  We know Icahn is dumping AAPL right now…

This is the type of analysis and insight that subscribers to my Short Seller’s Journal receive on a weekly basis. At some point I will wade knee-deep into AIG’s financials and see if I can figure out why the CDS market is so spooked because I know the original factors which sunk AIG the first time around have likely reappeared, in a different form, and AIG could well be an epic short opportunity.