If you're paying attention to the gold market you've heard about the insatiable demand for physical gold from China, and that this demand alone in 2013 is nearly equivalent to world-wide mine supply. So how does a global appetite for gold that far exceeds mine supply manifest into a 19% price drop (thus far in 2013)? Fortunately, we have access to the smartest guys in the room to help decipher the truth and make sense of this black-is-white 'market'. These gold market patriots have helped us understand how Western Central Banks have been 'leasing' their gold reserves for many years, and more recently how the various gold ETF's have been raided as a means to satisfy physical demand. They've also helped us realize that a quid pro quo must surely exist between the western bankers and their Government debtors, and the Chinese powers holding their treasuries and bonds; cheap gold flows eastward to insure that the debt of the western nations doesn't flow back. This game of roulette will continue until the Western vaults are tapped completely, an event that now appears to be close at hand, and that will send gold (and silver) prices much, much higher. My advice is to get in front of this event before the western bureaucrats relay to their constituents a mandate similar to that of the Indian Government today, to wit: "Import of gold coins and gold medallions is prohibited. Nobody can import gold coins and medallions." I'm here to help when you're ready. Cheers!