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<p>[QUOTE="RedOakPresoBox, post: 930551, member: 19928"]You can't discuss the price of bullion without at the same time mentioning the Federal Reserve's monetary policy having an impact on it. Printing money has an impact. Same goes for the CFTC and the Comex with the fact that fractional reserve gold and silver are being traded on a 100 to 1 paper to physical basis. Many people may not have heard about the CFTC hearings this past March.</p><p> </p><p>Peter, I think if it is an open forum as long as there is no slamming of people on the board or slamming of politicians (meaning personal attacks not policy discussions) I think it is good. There is a lot of information that people don't know about and is key to understanding bullion. I would think most of us are over 18 and for the most part can police ourselves.</p><p> </p><p>I mean I would hate to not be able to discuss the fact that FDR devalued gold by 75% thusly devaluing paper dollars by the same amount during the Depression. Especially to set up something that I was discussing that is more current.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="RedOakPresoBox, post: 930551, member: 19928"]You can't discuss the price of bullion without at the same time mentioning the Federal Reserve's monetary policy having an impact on it. Printing money has an impact. Same goes for the CFTC and the Comex with the fact that fractional reserve gold and silver are being traded on a 100 to 1 paper to physical basis. Many people may not have heard about the CFTC hearings this past March. Peter, I think if it is an open forum as long as there is no slamming of people on the board or slamming of politicians (meaning personal attacks not policy discussions) I think it is good. There is a lot of information that people don't know about and is key to understanding bullion. I would think most of us are over 18 and for the most part can police ourselves. I mean I would hate to not be able to discuss the fact that FDR devalued gold by 75% thusly devaluing paper dollars by the same amount during the Depression. Especially to set up something that I was discussing that is more current.[/QUOTE]
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