A Warning from the Time Monks The predictive linguistics work is gearing up for another run (subscriptions are open, yada, yada) but I received an urgent call this afternoon from Cliff who has been running long-lead immediacy values while working on Part Zero for the next report and something very important has popped up in model space and may be ready to "pop". It seems in the immediacy values (two days to three weeks out) there is the potential for the discovery of widespread fraud in gold; specifically gold bars that have been manufactured in China. There's also the potential for silver bars, as well as both types of coins to be involved in this. One interpretation of the language would go something like this: A major ETF (or other bar holder) which is believed to hold substantial gold reserves (bars) will be discovered via some link to officialdom (audit maybe?) to be holding bars which are not pure gold as specified. This then propagates around the planet in financial circles and causes all kinds of issues. As soon as I received this information, I put a call in to Robin Landry who, as I may (or may not?) have mentioned, has a target for one more major 'wringing out' of gold which could drop it to the $650-$700 per ounce range before then heading up to the $1,900 area. This is the kind of news that could do exactly that. The way one might see this would be with a very short-term drop as investors of all stripes question whether the gold they hold is real, or not. That would also have a real chilling effect on one-to-one gold sales and we may see big price drops on eBay where often of late, the gold prices have been higher than spot. Obviously, I mean besides weighing each gold coin you have, the other thing to consider is whether it would be worth trying to play this should the news break as expected. One way for the 'catch falling knives' players would be to gamble on some short-term gold commodity put options (or shorting gold ETF's stock). No word which

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Great job Mojo........