Money manager
Eric Sprott contends, "Physical demand for gold is out of line with
supply. How can all these new people come into this market when
there has been no increase in supply . . . for the last 12 years?"
Sprott's analysis shows central banks are selling to make up for
the shortfall and opines, "I would hate to think what happens when
we all find out there is no gold in the Treasury." Greg Hunter interviews
Eric Sprott.
