Who Owns The World’s Gold

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By Barry Ritholtz - June 14th, 2010, 11:27AM

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3 Responses to “Who Owns The World’s Gold”

  1. ironman Says:

    Well, you know, it’s never been worth zero….

  2. How the Common Man Sees It Says:

    ‘cept that rumors have it that Fort Knox is empty and the bullion banks have loaned out all the US gold never to see it again

    The cupboard is bare Granny!

  3. hgordon Says:

    8133 tons is 260 million ounces which is just a tad over $318 billion today That’s 40:1 leverage relative to the national debt, which is in line with recent bank reserve requirements.

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