| You're not supposed to discuss religion or politics at the dinner table, and you really shouldn't ever bring up gold in polite company either. For many boosters, gold takes on a kind of religious political importance, as some investors feel they can turn to it for deliverance from seemingly wasteful and duplicitous governments who resort to inflation to sustain ever-growing bureaucracies.
It's the political extremism of gold's fervent supporters that often leads people to ignore their claims of gold market manipulation. But there has been increasing evidence that something fishy is going on in the market for gold bullion, and in so-called paper gold, or various financial derivatives backed by gold...............................................Full Article: Source
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