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<p>[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1248560, member: 22143"]Depending upon the definition of ton used, (I used metric) I get ~$18B. But this doesn't answer the question of how he would spend this gold. My answer to that is that he can't and for that matter won't. It would have been easier for him to sell while the bars remain at the BoE and other depository banks. The gold would not be moved, the BoE would simply do a currency/gold swap, then Chavez could then just move the proceeds to Switzerland. By moving these bars physically to Venezeula, he has guaranteed this gold isn't going onto the market. </p><p><br /></p><p>IMO this is his point. That is, it's a move that is made if you think the gold will become more important than the fiat money system and especially the US $. All the countries are doing it, but not this openly and so far (with the exception of China) not to this scale. This is why I say it's a positive sign for the future of gold pricing and gold only. No sovereign government cares about silver.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fatima, post: 1248560, member: 22143"]Depending upon the definition of ton used, (I used metric) I get ~$18B. But this doesn't answer the question of how he would spend this gold. My answer to that is that he can't and for that matter won't. It would have been easier for him to sell while the bars remain at the BoE and other depository banks. The gold would not be moved, the BoE would simply do a currency/gold swap, then Chavez could then just move the proceeds to Switzerland. By moving these bars physically to Venezeula, he has guaranteed this gold isn't going onto the market. IMO this is his point. That is, it's a move that is made if you think the gold will become more important than the fiat money system and especially the US $. All the countries are doing it, but not this openly and so far (with the exception of China) not to this scale. This is why I say it's a positive sign for the future of gold pricing and gold only. No sovereign government cares about silver.[/QUOTE]
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