Reading Jim Sinclair's link on the Renminbi Kilobar (http://www.caseyresearch.com/cdd/invest-gold-and-chinese-renminbi), if I'm reading this right, Renminbi gold closed at $1693/ounce its first day of trading this past week, while NY gold closed no higher than $1670/ounce.
My question is this: What keeps everyone from buying NY gold and selling Renminbi gold, taking delivery of NY gold, delivering it to the Renminbi exchange, and pocketing $23/ounce?
Dan,
ReplyDeleteReading Jim Sinclair's link on the Renminbi Kilobar (http://www.caseyresearch.com/cdd/invest-gold-and-chinese-renminbi), if I'm reading this right, Renminbi gold closed at $1693/ounce its first day of trading this past week, while NY gold closed no higher than $1670/ounce.
My question is this: What keeps everyone from buying NY gold and selling Renminbi gold, taking delivery of NY gold, delivering it to the Renminbi exchange, and pocketing $23/ounce?
-Lemming
different closing times?
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