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On Gold: Team Sinclair-Turk 1, Marc Faber 0

Unless the gold price tumbles $400 in response to a surprise 500,000 rise in the Labor Department’s Non-farm Payroll Report, scheduled to be released prior to the NY open today, it appears the team of James Sinclair and James Turk have won the gold in the fight to be right on the move in gold this summer.

On June 23, as gold settled at $1,511, Sinclair stated, “Be prepared for covert QE between July 1st and late August when stimulation goes wild.  Be prepared for gold to take out $1,650 on the upside as magnets at $12,544 come into play.”

At that time, the gold community opined that Sinclair’s multi-year $1,650 gold price prediction may not be reached this year, after all.  Not only was the Sinclair call a gutsy one in the wake of 30+ years of seasonal data which suggested otherwise, it showed a man who’s willing to put his reputation on the line for the greater good of the investment community.  He sells nothing on his Web site, takes calls from anyone seeking his advice at all hours of the day—gratis, and doesn’t grumble or seek credit for his deeds.

And the other man of the gold medal team, James Turk, a man whose knowledge base and, more importantly, integrity, within the global bullion community, had said repeatedly the move in gold during the summer of 2011 will emulate the 50 percent move in the precious metal during the summer of 1982—the time of the Mexican peso devaluation.  He warned traders in June to hold gold during strength, not sell into the seasonal low period as is the custom.

James Turk is founder of bullion storage service GoldMoney.com.

On June 14, Turk told King World News to expect the unexpected in the price of gold during the summer’s intermission period of June-August.

“Everything is all set for new record high prices in both metals this summer, which is going to surprise a lot of people,” he said.  “I just think that people don’t really understand what can happen this summer.  We’ve spoken before about the summer of 1982 when the gold price rose 50% from June to September, propelled back then by the Mexican debt default.”

Turk added, “This summer, you could see a move higher in gold and silver that literally shakes the world.”
And shake the world they did.

For the first time in the infomercial CNBC’s 20-year history, the echo chamber of Wall Street’s tread-worn stock hucksters such as the likes of Morgan Stanley’s David Darst, decided it’s best to hedge its bet against plunging into the credibility abyss along side Morgan Stanley, or worse, Standard & Poor’s, by finally covering gold’s 11-year rally and by beginning to admit that the world may not be flat after all.

Gold’s emergence as a bona fide asset at CNBC is especially telling, as the duped legion of Lord Haw-Haws for the 40-year “in-crowd” intellectual dictatorship presently ruled by economist icons Paul Krugman, Ben Bernanke, Alan Krueger and other pseudo intellectuals at Princeton’s Woodrow Wilson School appear to sense that these despicable frauds will soon be exposed as a two-bit pack of 15th century shamans—at the very least!

And it could turn out that the year 2011 will be seen as the turning point of tyrannical rule of the U.S. dollar, in smaller part, in Libya and Egypt, but in a much more meaningful way in the fall of the evilest of empires of them all, The Fed—and just maybe a mass movement back to the principles of the U.S. Constitution is underway.

Jim Sinclair and James Turk are due some credit for their parts in exposing the most ruthless of tyrannies, The Fed, over the many years, and luckily have been afforded a mic now that the decade-long bull rally in gold has made their points illustrative.

And for the runner up to this inconsequential sideshow “bet” among raging gold bulls, Marc Faber, he is, indeed, not only the most entertaining money manager of the planet, he’s woken up more people to gold as the ultimate form of money than both Sinclair and Turk over the past several years through his made-for-television personality and cover of his Swiss-national status.  Americans can’t get away with making fun of the dollar like a Swiss can.  Ask U.S.-born Peter Schiff, another one who’s gotten it right.

These three man have gotten the overall trend in gold right for a decade, which is really all that investors need to know.  Long-term investors of gold did equally well irrespective of the hard-money advocate you follow.

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