Gold, Clausewitz & Chocolate.
This report measures which countries may sell gold to meet the rising cost of the Middle East Crisis.
The method is to measure a country's temptation to sell gold as a function of how much gold it owns and how great is its vulnerability is to economic disruption from the war and its aftermath.
It measures potential fire sales and predicts, as a consequence, a fall in gold prices to US$ 4,000/T.Oz.
The aftermath of the Gulf War will enhance the case for owning Gold once the US$4,000 is reached.