As regular readers of lawrieongold will know, I also write for other websites – notably sharpspixley.com, biznews.com and seekingalpha.com.  Here are some links to my recent posts on these sites which readers may find of interest:

SHARPS PIXLEY

The COMEX gold warehousing debate – the truth

We have seen articles suggesting that COMEX gold warehouse gold stocks are low to the point of serious concern in the ability to provide physical gold on contracts which demand it.

An event for the gold and silver great and good!

This year’s Denver Gold Forum starts this weekend with presentations from key executives from virtually all the world’s top 20 gold mining companies as well as a series of keynote addresses.

The implications for gold of a global stock market crash

Global stock markets are ALL well below their 52 week highs and behaving with considerable nervous volatility. Could this be the beginnings of a major market crash and if so what would happen to gold?

China’s SGE gold demand beating global new mined supply

Lawrence Williams – July and August Chinese gold demand figures as suggested by SGE withdrawals are actually higher than the world’s total supply of newly mined gold.

Could gold drop below $1,000? If there’s a stock market crash – yes.

Lawrence Williams – Gold could fall back below $1,000 but not directly as a result of Fed interest rate rises, but if there is a major stock market crash again as in 2008.

SEEKING ALPHA

July/August Chinese Gold ‘Demand’ Exceeded Total Global Supply

BIZNEWS

Randgold/Anglogold JV to rebuild Obuasi gold mine in Ghana