Metals and Markets: Long & Wrong? Ned Naylor-Leyland on the Gold Repatriation Game

Quilter Cheviot fund manager & precious metals expert Ned Naylor-Leyland joins The Doc & Eric Dubin on this week's SD Weekly Metals & Markets for an in-depth discussion on gold & silver.
1. Ned discusses the German investigation into precious metals market manipulation- and why unlike the CFTC, the German's have the motivation to conduct a real investigation.
2. We cover the Bundesbank's attempts to repatriate its gold reserves: why NNL is "da*n sure" the Germans knew their gold was gone, and that after only receiving 37 tons in year 1, Ned almost wonders whether the Germans will get ANY more, and states that we are likely seeing the last little trickle of the repatriation game kicked off by the Venezuelans.
3. Naylor-Leyland believes it is difficult to say the price of gold has really fallen when you see such a complete divergence between demand for the underlying and the price on the screen and that redemption for precious metals investors may not be far off:
We've all been long and wrong for awhile, but with the kind of premiums in India- the same kinds of premiums that broke the London Gold Pool last time around- the same 20% ish arbitrage opportunities. The physical is swirling around madly, and I see a change taking place very soon.