The news item is, the ECB just admitted that between the election and last month, they were very concerned about the ability to deliver physical metal, the Bullion banks ability to cover margin, calls, and ability for those same institutions to procure metal for delivery.
Essentially Europe is admitting that for the last four months, they were concerned about the gold market in London function.
Keep in mind this all happens while they were telling us “gold is heavy” and we have the gold. It just takes time.
Missed You for a couple minutes but listened after...
In the night rummaging in my mind I asked myself a question...
Why should the ECB worry about the LBMA? Isn't it a BOE problem?
This is my question... and why publish it?
Isn't it outside its own competence/fiefdom? Or maybe the problem was related to some big european banks? But... does any euro bank work inside the bullion banks list or is exposed to bullion banks problems?
Or... tinfoil hat on... maybe the Paris chapter going to help the London chapter on suggestion from someone? Maybe even Benny the godfather's moral suasion at work?
does anyone know where i can find the post from "Mark Oburn" ? not certain if it is what Vince said , i listened several times and search for the post but no luck. thanks :)
The news item is, the ECB just admitted that between the election and last month, they were very concerned about the ability to deliver physical metal, the Bullion banks ability to cover margin, calls, and ability for those same institutions to procure metal for delivery.
Essentially Europe is admitting that for the last four months, they were concerned about the gold market in London function.
Keep in mind this all happens while they were telling us “gold is heavy” and we have the gold. It just takes time.
Here’s a pretty big news item.
The ECB on (Bank) Gold Delivery Problems
Now we know why the banks covered so many shorts post election.
(Guess the bars were really heavy)
https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/financial-stability-publications/fsr/focus/2025/html/ecb.fsrbox202505_02~7f616fcd3f.en.html
Here’s the xpost: https://x.com/MarkTOByrne/status/1924525345266442433/photo/1
OK, I’m all off. This is a pretty good tool
The recording is very compressed. All my ”s” are chopped off.
again!!!! we had this scenario labeled as it was happening
But…..banks and big institutions including governments don’t lie…….😂😎
never... well... :)
I can hear you. I do not need to see your lovely face!
Missed You for a couple minutes but listened after...
In the night rummaging in my mind I asked myself a question...
Why should the ECB worry about the LBMA? Isn't it a BOE problem?
This is my question... and why publish it?
Isn't it outside its own competence/fiefdom? Or maybe the problem was related to some big european banks? But... does any euro bank work inside the bullion banks list or is exposed to bullion banks problems?
Or... tinfoil hat on... maybe the Paris chapter going to help the London chapter on suggestion from someone? Maybe even Benny the godfather's moral suasion at work?
SUPER SLEUTH.
I heard it
I heard you
does anyone know where i can find the post from "Mark Oburn" ? not certain if it is what Vince said , i listened several times and search for the post but no luck. thanks :)
https://x.com/MarkTOByrne/status/1924525345266442433/photo/1
Attached link
thanks
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wow