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Paul Gambles

Recognized as a regional financial expert, Paul is a regular speaker at industry events on market forecasting, financial planning, investing and legal issues for foreigners living or doing business in Asia.  Besides Paul’s blog, Paul previously distributed his ‘almost-daily’ email – “Daily Updates”, where he gave his views on timely issues affecting financial markets, macro economics, micro economics and everything in-between.

Born in South Yorkshire, England, Paul graduated from the University of Warwick with an Honours degree in English and European Studies.  He began his financial career in the early 1980s as a technical inspector at HMIT with Inland Revenue.  Following a successful career change to the Bank of Scotland in 1987, Paul moved to Bangkok in 1994 to help set-up an investment counseling practice, which today is known as MBMG International.

www.mbmg-international.com

  

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 12 January 2010

Gold Shortage?

The always provocative Tim Price recently juxtaposed a couple of very challenging thoughts about gold scarcity “on average there is more than one ownership claim on each gold bar conforming to London good Delivery.. Essentially, the market operates on a fractional reserve basis..If it is true, the next phase in the gold bull market will be a religious experience for anyone unfortunate enough to be short of gold.”

          - Paul Mylchreest, ‘Thunder Road Report’, 15th October 2009.

“Expect other nations, including those in the Middle East, to follow the lead of Hong Kong in bullion repatriation. This is a slow-release earthquake in both bullion and currency market terms.. Taking delivery is just not the done thing in bullion ownership. If  it were to become a trend, then life in the COMEX warehouse coordination office and at various custodial banks in London is likely to become quite interesting.”


        - Ned Naylor-Leyland, Cheviot Asset Management, October 2009.

It certainly adds more grist to the gold mill although prices still feel as though they’re higher than they should be at this part of the cycle.