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-and-silver/




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