65% of JPM’s Gold Vanishes as Massive 8 Tons of Gold Withdrawawn Overnight! UPDATED : NO MORE METALS DELIVERED pg 4

Say... just where abouts in this Iceland was this gift left?

paging larry silverstein, paging larry silverstein

most definitely

JP Morgan can always see the future since the Titanic or Olympic sank.

with the present shortage of Physical silver, I don't know how this plan is going to work



but before the bottom fell out, I was considering swapping gold for silver ... how can you go wrong when you can get 62 ounces of silver for one oz of gold?

English please? What the fuck are you talking about?

Who is JPM?
What is the Morgue's phyzz?
Who are Jamie and Blythe?

Are you black?

what? so we are a mining colony?

yeah, thanks for bringing that to our attention, I should have looked at the date ... but it is still a whole lot of gold to just vanish ... certainly they would try to salvage it, but google doesn't bring anything up on that subject

oh the vast fuckery that is planet earth may it go out like mars

Hey, seems like a reasonable question to me.

Here in Perth Australia, the Perth mint has been charging about 31 an ounce. About 8 dollars over spot. Goes down to about 29 if buying 20 or more. But you get to have it in your hand and they accept cash payment. Waiting 2 weeks to arrive from ebay can be a problem.

this is from two weeks ago ... concerning gold ore

something else to make you go hummmmmmmmmm


April 7, 2013, 9:06 p.m. ET

MARKET COMMENT: S&P/ASX 200 Up 0.2% As Gold, Iron-Ore Miners Rise

Gold and iron-ore miners have recovered after spot gold rose 1.7% and as iron-ore stabilized Friday. JPMorgan upgraded some iron-ore small caps and there's talk of a buy portfolio in iron-ore stocks Monday. Newcrest (NCM.AU), Perseus (PRU.AU) and Evolution Mining (EVN.AU) rise 1.8%-8%, while BHP (BHP.AU), Fortescue (FMG.AU) and Atlas (AGO.AU) are up 1.7%-3%. However, the market faces uncertainty over upcoming U.S. earnings reports, as well as Korean tensions and the impact of bird flu on China's stock market. "The medium-term trend in Australian equities is expected to remain favorable, but right at the moment, we have enough conflicting news flow that I think investors remain uncertain,"

[link to online.wsj.com]

Last Edited by SunnyDaze on 04/26/2013 10:04 PM

JPM = J. P. Morgan (bank)
Jamie = Jamie Diamond CEO of JPM
Blythe I believe is the CEO of Chase Bank

the poster was quoting the article - phyzz = physical gold

Last Edited by SunnyDaze on 04/26/2013 10:10 PM

look for more unrecoverable wreckages in the future to swap currency for gold via insurance monies

My take from reading zh is that JPM was shorting silver, and gold. They had a price point of 1450 it hit that and the physical gold in their vault left 65% or so in two days. They are up to somethimg.

The origional JP Morgan ran a couple of successful gold manipulations when hewas alive.

This will get them caught I m pretty sure.

what u mean the millions i have paid for insurance is gone?

you can't eat gold !

yes it is the law to pay for insurance

this is hard to comprehend ... no it isn't - its business as usual -- remember this from a couple of years back


Whistleblower Exposes JPM Silver Manipulation to CFTC - with no response

[link to www.peakprosperity.com]


if Jamie was subpoena-ed - I don't remember - and if he got away with it once - why NOT do it again?

ZeroHedge: JPM To Be Subpoenaed Over Defunct PFG’s Missing Segregated Money
Tuesday, July 31, 2012 23:24
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(Before It's News)

Be prepared for the next great transfer of wealth. Buy physical silver and storable food.

The blunt trauma that JPMorgan was implicated in the missing millions from segregated accounts in Jon Corzine’s bankrupt MF Global may have passed but the memory lingers, especially for all those whose cash is still locked up somewhere in vapor space. Yet one event that may tear the scab that patiently was healing, courtesy of a Copperfield market full of distractions such as JPM’s CIO fiasco, Lieborgate, oh and, Europe, right off is the recent bankruptcy of Peregrine Financial, aka PFG, whose story we first broke, and which just as we suspected, has promptly become the second coming of MF Global, as at least $200 million has “evaporated.” It is thus with little surprise that we find that the first party of interest is none other than JPMorgan, which together with various other banks, will be the target of a subpoena by the PFG trustee. How shocking will it be to find that Dimon’s company is once again implicated in this particular episode o

Last Edited by SunnyDaze on 04/26/2013 10:21 PM

The Annunaki want their gold when they come by. So have it ready!

the biggest theft is done with little work they just sign there souls away really i dont have to do much

^^^^ this

How much you want to bet that ship either:

--1) Did not have gold aboard, but will be insured in dollars

--2) had gold smelted around Tungsten blanks and the criminal evidence proving salted gold bars is at the bottom of the ocean...insured and paying off in paper currency

Tip: how to find out? salvage rights...who will go after the gold? will someone go after the gold?

What kind of ship was this? Top of the line with escort or military flotilla?

Any Russian or NSa satellite surveillance on a heavily laden gold ship?

Underwater remote submersible should be able to tell you if the ship was blown up....no?

Someone has all the gold...and my bet is Bush ranch in South America....where good Nazis always hid out with their treasure.

oh the fukery

only if its tips are hollow.

What nobody seems to appreciate is that every share of GLD is allowed to be sold TWICE (long and short, and it’s really important to understand that). If you’re foolish enough to doubt me (and foolish enough to short gold), go short GLD shares and see if anyone knocks on your door demanding gold. Saying the GLD is 100% backed by gold is a bold face lie because they’re can be twice as many shares in play as gold backing them, which means GLD shares may be only 50% backed by gold before any rules are broken.

When GLD (or any ETF for that matter) shares sold exceed the existing shares PLUS all the shortable (double-sold) shares, legitimate shares can not be found for settlement and that must be reported to the SEC’s “Fails to Deliver” list, which is published twice a month with about a four-week delay (here).

April 15, 2013 was this biggest volume day ever for GLD (93.7mm) and I’ll guarantee you right now that record fails to deliver will be reported on or around that date, which should have required more gold to be deposited with the GLD (but that didn’t happen). So instead of the half-assed explanation Pistrami offered (here) of how he thinks the GLD works, he should have raised the question of whether or not there were enough legitimate shares of GLD to facilitate trading (I say no way in hell).

Gold continues to be pulled from the GLD (which really means people want their coats back) and still no one’s concerned about the number doubled-owned shares. Worse yet, the responsibility for sorting this unholy mess out falls to SEC chief Mary Jo White who is celebrating her 16th day in office.

(quoted from the zero hedge link above)

I can’t wait to see what happens next….

pictures and vid of the actual ship in the original link

flip the coin hope someone catches it right?

No salvage by owners if it was really just salted tungsten blanks with gold on the outside....sinking salted PHONEY gold bars eliminates the evidence of a crime...no?

Insurance pays off in dollars or paper...since all physical gold is stolen or smelted around Tungsten blanks?

If salvage OP occurs...may be good gold at bottom of the ocean...but...wouldn't you want a military escort with that much gold?