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The focus in the gold market has always been on the $ price of gold and
yet we have ample evidence of why we should not price gold in the US$, just
as the oil price should not be priced in the US$. The fall of the $ has clouded
the state of the global economy, its monetary system, as well as most of
its markets. The gold and silver price has moved fairly closely with the € in
the opposite direction to the $. But should it be attached so faithfully
to the €?
A look at the Euro price of gold and silver is helpful keep our perspective
on gold & silver:

The € price of gold and silver is a better reflection of their rise,
because they are on a currency that has been a relatively healthy measure of
value. By looking at gold & silver through these eyes, we are in a better
position to gauge the consensus of global market opinion on the state of the
world's money system without the corrupting influence of a weak $.
Gold and Silver: Inverse Measure of Confidence
For the gold and silver prices to be able to reflect inversely the levels
of "confidence" in the world's money system, we have to put it in a position
where it can do so, ideally in a currency "neutral" position, but this is not
possible, so to choose a robust currency to measure it, would express global
confidence at its best.
The currency of choice then becomes the world's second leading currency, the €,
one reflecting a high degree of strength as shown in the foreign exchanges
of the world. By pricing the two metals in the € we can also better see
its 'safe haven' value against a strong currency. With the potentially disastrous
times for the global financial system that we live in, such a solid gauge would
help us to extract local influences, in particular the bad ones dragging that
currency down and get a global perspective.
Should any of you doubt the level of danger the money system faces, you only
have to listen to the Chairman of the Federal Reserve Mr. Ben Bernanke, describing
just why the Fed had to step in and protect the entire U.S. financial system,
which could easily have collapsed. There is no doubt in our mind that the ripples
from that scenario would have sent a financial Tsunami across the entire global
monetary system, probably causing it to collapse. So an item that can act outside
the paper currency world, which is dependent on the performance of men and
their management and reflect a 'common' value is needed in these days. [Please
do not confuse this concept with that of usable money. Gold and silver have
done this for quite a few thousand years before 1970.]
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