On 7 Wrz, 02:39, fatso <f...@n...com> wrote:
> Skradlem te teksty od Anglikow na naszej grupie dyskusyjnej ADVFN:
>
> Cheng Siwei, former vice-chairman of the Standing Committee and now head
> of China's green energy drive, said Beijing was dismayed by the Fed's
> recourse to "credit easing".
>
> "We hope there will be a change in monetary policy as soon as they have
> positive growth again," he said at the Ambrosetti Workshop, a policy
> gathering on Lake Como.
>
> "If they keep printing money to buy bonds it will lead to inflation, and
> after a year or two the dollar will fall hard. Most of our foreign
> reserves are in US bonds and this is very difficult to change, so we
> will diversify incremental reserves into euros, yen, and other
> currencies," he said.
>
> China's reserves are more than -- $2 trillion, the world's largest.
>
> "Gold is definitely an alternative, but when we buy, the price goes up.
> We have to do it carefully so as not to stimulate the markets," he added.
>
> The comments suggest that China has become the driving force in the gold
> market and can be counted on to
> buy whenever there is a price dip, putting a floor under any correction
>
> jackpipe <pby.php?user=jackpipe>* - 6 Sep'09 - 22:45 - 69436 of 69439*
>
> "Chinese TV has a large gold advertising campaign on the go"
>
> What? Which channel? What I understand is there was a single news item
> detailing how one could invest in gold and silver, probably coincident
> with silver bars now being readily available at retail.
> As usual, the gold pundits seem to have stocked this out of all proportion.
>
> bhg <pby.php?user=bhg>* - 6 Sep'09 - 22:58 - 69437 of 69439*
>
> The Chinese Gold Market
>
> --From what I'm seeing from the ground, the Chinese government is
> engaging in one of the most explosive financial marketing campaigns in
> history. Instead of Maoist propaganda, though, they are attempting to
> change the entire perception of gold/silver in the Chinese public.
>
> Simply put, the Chinese government is trying to trigger a national gold
> craze...and it's working.
>
> The Chinese public now has gold trading platforms on steroids.--
>
> http://www.sovereignman.com/finance/the-chinese-gold
-market/
>
> Silver -
>
> http://goldsurvivalguide.co.nz/chinese-being-encoura
ged-to-buy-gold-a...
>
> czyli, mowiac po polsku:
> Ameryka usilowala wyzwyrtac bez mydla Chiny ludowe, zyla przez
> dziesieciolecia z pracy
> Chinczyka, ktory jest sprzedawal wszystko a bral w zamian amerykanski
> papier dluzny.
> Teraz gdy USA rozkrecily maszynke do robienia pieniedzy pod pozorem tzw
> Quantitative Easing, Chinczyk widzi ze pomalu ten papier zaczyna sie
> nadawac co jedynie
> do podtarcia dupy. No wiec biega ten Chinczyk
> po swiecie i stara sie pozbyc gdzie sie da tych pary trylionow dolarow.
> Pewnie i do Polski zawita,
>  podbije cene KGHM a caly koncern tez by wykupil gdyby mu tylko pozwolic
> na to.
> Wszak  lepsza miedz w ziemi niz papier toaletowy w reku.
>
> Ciekawe jest, jak zauwazaja obserwatorzy w Anglii, ze Hong Kong wycofal
> juz swoje zloto ze skarbcow
> w Anglii, woli je trzymac na miejscu pod reka. Widocznie nie dowierzaja
> tamtejsi Chinczycy ,ze w razie
> zalamania systemu finansowego tutaj, ze nasz Kanclerz skarbu nie
> siegnie  po ich zloto.
>
> Powyzszy tekst po angielsku opisuje, ze w samych Chinach rozkreca sie
> goraczka srebra i zlota.
> Rezym pozwala szarym Chinczykom kupowac kruszce, ba- zacheca ich do
> tego. Chinczycy sa chciwi
> zlota i srebra, wiem cos o tym bo poczulem to sam w kieszeni.
> Wniosek dla inwestorow w Polsce- jest dno pod cena zlota/srebra. Nie
> moze juz spasc silnie bo wejdzie
> rzad chinski i je podbierze. Jutro $1000 za uncje?
>
> fatso

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