J.P. Morgan: “Gold Price To Lose Luster Near $2,000”

Arcadia Economics Gold & Silver Podcast

English - July 29, 2020 17:26 - 41 minutes - 57.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 14 ratings
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On Monday, criminal enterprise J.P. Morgan published a rather bizarre report titled “Gold Price To Lose Luster Near $2,000.”

The report was bizarre, not because the title is completely out of the realm of possibility, but rather in that the bank’s explanation made little sense.

Additionally, it’s ironic in how right as the gold price was within $20 of the $2,000 mark on Monday night, the price once again looked like it fell off a cliff. Eerily reminiscent of one of the “spoofs” that several former J.P. Morgan employees have already confessed to doing thousands of times.

Is it possible that the price of gold didn’t reach $2,000 because of a spoof by J.P. Morgan, or one of the other investment banks that has already acknowledged their repeated involvement in this crime?

To find out, click to listen now!