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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;desertgem, post: 2792088, member: 15199&quot;]Generally not, especially for large dealers and the exchanges. Many have contracts that extend far into the future so they can make long term decisions based on the price when they bought the contracts not on current. They don&#039;t want to run out of metal to sell if the price jumps $100/day. If they end up buying to much, they inventory it and reduce future contracts or lower their buy rate. They know that a large portion of their apocalypse&nbsp; customers will buy all the way up until its headed down. They are not looking at their first rodeo, watch the email ads. Spot price is suppose to be like like stocks, buy orders vs. sell orders~ more people want to possess, spot moves up...more want to sell, spot moves down. So large gold or cash movement&nbsp; can affect the spot price. Yes spot can thus be legally manipulated. Try to follow their real ( not newsletter) intentions and you will be better off. IMO[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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