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Small brown penny sized coins (aka older sovereigns) look like pennies in airport X-ray scanner trays, in purses and pockets - no-one is interested in pennies so no questions are ever asked. 
All that glisters is not gold - and all gold does not glister but it is still gold. Give it time and you will come to realise - gold is gold and that is what matters. 

Interesting and bullish chart - the quarterly XAU/USD chart. Gold finding support at $1675 - looking at the daily chart the recent dip in price was the third tap on that level this year and it held up each time.
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Small brown penny sized coins (aka older sovereigns) look like pennies in airport X-ray scanner trays, in purses and pockets - no-one is interested in pennies so no questions are ever asked. 
All that glisters is not gold - and all gold does not glister but it is still gold. Give it time and you will come to realise - gold is gold and that is what matters. 

Small brown penny sized coins (aka older sovereigns) look like pennies in airport X-ray scanner trays, in purses and pockets - no-one is interested in pennies so no questions are ever asked. 
All that glisters is not gold - and all gold does not glister but it is still gold. Give it time and you will come to realise - gold is gold and that is what matters. 

Small brown penny sized coins (aka older sovereigns) look like pennies in airport X-ray scanner trays, in purses and pockets - no-one is interested in pennies so no questions are ever asked. 
All that glisters is not gold - and all gold does not glister but it is still gold. Give it time and you will come to realise - gold is gold and that is what matters. 

Small brown penny sized coins (aka older sovereigns) look like pennies in airport X-ray scanner trays, in purses and pockets - no-one is interested in pennies so no questions are ever asked. 
All that glisters is not gold - and all gold does not glister but it is still gold. Give it time and you will come to realise - gold is gold and that is what matters. 

Small brown penny sized coins (aka older sovereigns) look like pennies in airport X-ray scanner trays, in purses and pockets - no-one is interested in pennies so no questions are ever asked. 
All that glisters is not gold - and all gold does not glister but it is still gold. Give it time and you will come to realise - gold is gold and that is what matters. 

Goldstar Global is linked with the Allocated Bullion Exchange. i have an account with him to give me assess to the ABX. 
The ABX is a separate company to Kinesis. The ABX is the wholesale bullion end of the process - it is the Mint ( https://mint.abx.com ). The webpage appears as Kinesis Mint but in reality it is an ABX interface. Kinesis runs the Exchange - the KMS (Kinesis Money System) https://kms.kinesis.money.
Personally i always use USD. You can deposit GBP into your KMS account and buy KAU and KAG with Sterling but i always use USD - the market is much bigger and more liquid. I send USD to the ABX bank accounts in Australia using wise.com (transferwise of old). It doesn't cost much to exchange into USD and is cheaper than using a UK bank. If i am sending the cash to the Mint it needs to be in USD.

You do need to use the supported currencies USD / EUR / GBP / BTC / LTC / USDT / ETH / BCH (there is no XRP at the moment).
It is called the Kinesis Exchange - it is where KAU and KAG are traded. It is a trading platform and the part where the trading occurs is called the Exchange. 
When i am buying KAU / KAG i generally use USD. i send my GBP / EUR to wise.com - change it into USD and send to the ABX bank accounts in Australia. They are also using an Indonesian bank for a variety of currencies but i use what has worked for me and i am used to.

Kman had a signature about deflation - and some people would tell him he was wrong and that we were and are heading into inflation. It is happening right now i told him. Go look at Shadow Stats - look in your shopping basket - a member even posted some price data he had personally collected over several years. Kman was wrong. i don't know exactly why he stopped posting but he was wrong and couldn't see it.
When these entities dumped $billions in gold contracts - in concert - over a few minutes - at market - on a Sunday night, they breached position limits. We know this goes on - a few scapegoats have been prosecuted for this. There is prolific spoofing going on at moment, 2 (token) traders were convicted of spoofing by the SEC and it is promised things will get cleaned up. This is a lie. It's a joke. These people wouldn't know how to lie straight in bed. 
You won't find the details of what i am talking about on charts from Bullion-by-Post and in the form of a candlestick - i don't know what you are thinking by posting this. You are in the same boat as Kman. We have almost never agreed - not on the scamdemic, not the injections, not the nature of banking, the market manipulation. You say i am a lunatic who endangers lives and sees conspiracies round every corner. So be it, i wear this as a badge of honour.

Goldstar Global is linked with the Allocated Bullion Exchange. i have an account with him to give me assess to the ABX. 
The ABX is a separate company to Kinesis. The ABX is the wholesale bullion end of the process - it is the Mint ( https://mint.abx.com ). The webpage appears as Kinesis Mint but in reality it is an ABX interface. Kinesis runs the Exchange - the KMS (Kinesis Money System) https://kms.kinesis.money.
Personally i always use USD. You can deposit GBP into your KMS account and buy KAU and KAG with Sterling but i always use USD - the market is much bigger and more liquid. I send USD to the ABX bank accounts in Australia using wise.com (transferwise of old). It doesn't cost much to exchange into USD and is cheaper than using a UK bank. If i am sending the cash to the Mint it needs to be in USD.

Goldstar Global is linked with the Allocated Bullion Exchange. i have an account with him to give me assess to the ABX. 
The ABX is a separate company to Kinesis. The ABX is the wholesale bullion end of the process - it is the Mint ( https://mint.abx.com ). The webpage appears as Kinesis Mint but in reality it is an ABX interface. Kinesis runs the Exchange - the KMS (Kinesis Money System) https://kms.kinesis.money.
Personally i always use USD. You can deposit GBP into your KMS account and buy KAU and KAG with Sterling but i always use USD - the market is much bigger and more liquid. I send USD to the ABX bank accounts in Australia using wise.com (transferwise of old). It doesn't cost much to exchange into USD and is cheaper than using a UK bank. If i am sending the cash to the Mint it needs to be in USD.

What are you talking about?
Why are you posting charts from Bullion-by-Post and talking about candlesticks?
i know why i have you on ignore - i made a mistake; i looked to see what you posted. Don't answer - We will never agree on almost anything.

The dump of $billions in gold contracts over a matter of a few minutes breaks the rules - forget about any trading logic you might conjure up, it breaks the rules and it should be investigated and prosecuted. But like all the similar dumps on Sunday nights and for example the 2am / 3am dumps coming out of 'Eastern Europe' (JPM proxy) a few years ago, these won't get investigated. These are officially sanctioned.

Maguire is saying that the usual suspects are trying to get out of their unallocated paper positions before January 2022. This has been going on for quite a few weeks now. The price gets worked up and down and they try to offload their liabilities. This week as usual they knew what NFP was before hand and how it would be spun to take gold down. There was big time spoofing went on before the waterfall price move - and this is in the face of a couple of Bank of America traders getting convicted this week in a show trial for spoofing. So much for the 'crack down on the practice' as advertised by the controlled media. The fall in gold pulls down silver and the banks square off their paper silver at the same time. Suggested that we'll see more volatility and antics for the rest of the year.
Gold and silver went into backwardation which was pounced on and there will be physical being demanded as a result - there is a price to pay for the bankers' games these days - so we could see a bounced next week depending on how much physical gets demanded.

Maguire is saying that the usual suspects are trying to get out of their unallocated paper positions before January 2022. This has been going on for quite a few weeks now. The price gets worked up and down and they try to offload their liabilities. This week as usual they knew what NFP was before hand and how it would be spun to take gold down. There was big time spoofing went on before the waterfall price move - and this is in the face of a couple of Bank of America traders getting convicted this week in a show trial for spoofing. So much for the 'crack down on the practice' as advertised by the controlled media. The fall in gold pulls down silver and the banks square off their paper silver at the same time. Suggested that we'll see more volatility and antics for the rest of the year.
Gold and silver went into backwardation which was pounced on and there will be physical being demanded as a result - there is a price to pay for the bankers' games these days - so we could see a bounced next week depending on how much physical gets demanded.

Likely it is coming from the gold desk of the BIS (Bank for International Settlements) - they are outside the law - the central bank of central banks. Contracts are dumped and then bought back but in the process many stops are triggered. These are long positions which are sold - and the usual suspects are there to buy them and so square off their unallocated positions.