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|  | | |  Great Quest supports GATA GATA (the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee) has compiled evidence that indicates a possible conspiracy by the Federal Reserve, the Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF), certain central banks and certain bullion banks to suppress the price of gold. This is a startling concept because it is illegal to conspire to fix markets. If the gold market is really being fixed as GATA suspects, the next question to ponder is which individuals or companies, who are aware of this situation, are illegally profiting from it. The Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee believes that the Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF), under the authority of the President and Treasury Secretary of the United States, has been used to surreptitiously manipulate the price of gold. Members of GATA have compiled what they consider to be pertinent evidence against the ESF, as well as information implicating the Federal Reserve in a scheme to artificially depress bullion prices. Accounting regulations devised by the IMF have also been scrutinized. GATA research draws mainly from government documents and other publicly available material. The only reasonable conclusion is that U.S. government denials of gold market activity are false. To learn more about GATA, visit www.gata.org. Contact Great Quest if you would like a copy of the following article: An Examination of Evidence Indicationing
October 1, 2002 ANDREW HEPBURN GOLD ANTI-TRUST ACTION COMMITTEE | | |
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