Without Understanding this Critical Data About Global Gold/Silver Markets, It is Highly Unlikely You Will Understand How and Where to Invest Your Fiat Currencies Today

A year ago, I wrote an article that stated that the fraud executed by the bankers, fraudster, deceivers and criminals in New York and London gold and silver markets would eventually be challenged by BRICS nations (specifically Eurasian nations) due to the massive discrepancies I delineated in that article in the movement of physical PMs (precious metals) through these markets. Though the fractionally physical-backed synthetic, paper-settled gold and silver markets in New York and London controlled, and continue to control global PM prices, I discussed developments that described a shift towards eventual control over gold/silver market prices from the West to Eurasia, with perhaps even some influence originating out of Middle East markets in Dubai, UAE.

The reason I put forth this hypothesis was because of my suspicions that physical gold and silver supply and demand dynamics would eventually matter significantly in setting global prices. Recall that in previous articles I’ve released this month, that just because a development has not happened in our lifetimes, this does not mean it cannot and will not happen. And in this capacity, the Shanghai gold/silver markets, not the ones in New York or the Loco London markets, will likely be where global gold/silver prices are set in the future, and perhaps not even the not-so-far distant future.

Remember, though sometimes it takes a few years for the things I forecast to come true, depending on how much pushback my predictions face from those that currently control such price mechanisms, often a false perception of the stage of development of my predictions exist due to the fact that most investors consume the vast majority of their investment information not from sources like mine that are relegated and pushed into the shadows, but from propaganda channels of mainstream financial media. That said, I personally believe that the speed of this transfer of power from West to East in the determination of global PM (Precious Metal) prices will happen far faster than anyone believes it will at the current time for the reasons I will explain below, as this has not been a development in the making for a few months as portrayed by the mainstream media, but a development in the making for well over a decade.

I think it’s an invaluable and immensely helpful exercise, once again, a year after I wrote the above article, to review the data from