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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Pepperoni, post: 504797, member: 5520&quot;]<b>Uhr</b></p><p><br /></p><p>Supply seems to be dwindling across the world. S/Africa mines can get more investment if it is used for infastructure. They have dropped to #3 world producer.</p><p>Poor working conditions, strikes and deeper exploration has made it difficult to garner investors. Mines that do not meet spec, also are not easy to get operating funds for.</p><p>&nbsp;The U.S. would like money to be spent on goods , not alternate sources of capital investment. </p><p>There is gold but not in the volume as a year ago.</p><p>People who are taking delivery of what ever alternate currency , purchase little else .</p><p>This type of cycle could drive gold out of the small investor/collectors hands.</p><p>Slow delivery, or a cancel notice after a long wait would produce the same effect.</p><p>Trying to get the world back into markets that have been manipulated is going to be a tough sell.</p><p>&nbsp;What would make gold move south ?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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