Price of gold manipulation

[mdegreffe]

think that the gold price is manipulated,by whom?why?

By those who issue fiat currencies and have a ton to lose if their game is busted.

Declassified document showing the efforts of the US to reduce the importance of gold, to make deals with other countries not to buy gold and how it is stated that they want to prevent inflation (in fiat terms) in case countries started to reevaluate their gold possessions in actual market prices (which would expose the fiat scam if everything went 5-10x): http://www.gata.org/files/ArthurBurnsLetterToPresidentFord-June1975.pdf 

You can't make paper money and have it compete with gold. It's like making a shitty altcoin and expecting that its ratio to bitcoin will be climbing despite its bullshit properties and enormous inflation. You have to rig the game in favor of the paper money by collusion with "friends and allies" to undermine gold and act as if its unimportant.

It always warms my heart to know other folk can also see the wizard behind the curtain.

Incidentally, "The Wizard of Oz" is one long metaphor for banking and gold (yellow brick road) and various wrong doings, if you watch the movie with this in mind it's CRAZY.

There is always Big Brother who is not only watching you but control your life and gold and fiat are the instruments he uses

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[Dr Bloggood]

It's the bling, and you know it.

[AlexGR]

As I said, it can bling under very rare circumstances, or after acid wash.

Otherwise it's mostly like this, amalgamated with black sand, mercury and other impurities:

Small specs can bling better, but they are specs - and silvery specs (not silver which is usually black-ish, but silvery) can be mirror-like and 10x in terms of bling-iness. It's the stuff you can see on the heaviest sands after a heavy rain, when it has washed everything except them - and they sparkle like crazy. You can see them on roads, pavements, even on soil which has been eroded. The rain streams move the lighter stuff and the metallic deposits of silvery-sparkling-metals remain.