Warning from Swedens central bank

Day 347, 12:52 Published in Sweden Sweden by Svenska Riksbanken

Yesterday our monetary market was attacked. One or some lowered our goldprice down to about 45 SEK/gold and 0.026 gold/sek (~38 SEK/gold) from 0.032-0.03, making it unprofitable for importers of raw materials. He/she/they probably hoped to make some money out of if as well. If this was an arranged attack or because of common spread traders I don't know. For at least some hours our SEK was strong, way to strong, strong like hey-come-and-watch-our-ecnomomy-die-beca use-of-greed strong.

Well, let's just say they didn't make any real profit out of it. I noticed the great rate difference and adjusted the market, rising the goldprice to 0.035 gold/sek (~28.5 SEK/gold) and with a block at 35 SEK/gold. Generous, I thougt and left the market for a while. An hour later the rate was on 0.032. Just to take in comparison: During the period of the second half of August to the introduction of V1 the market was stable under our central banks rates, never going under the recommended rate more than with 0.001.

Now I adjusted the market again, rising the rate to 0.037 gold/SEK (~27 SEK/gold) and with a block on 30 SEK/gold. Yesterday I let you have 6.5 SEK in difference. Now you've got 3 SEK. Both of them is hell of a lot much compared to other nations' monatary markets'.
If you get to wild once more I promise that I won't give you room for profit on Swedens monetary market. Then you should be glad if you could make even some coins out of our monetary market.

Beeing a spread trader comes with many advantages, but if you're to eager to make money and lower the rate because of that you will meet resistance. The central banks' of the nations' controlls the monatary markets', they set the rates and the rules. If you go to wild in your ambitions for gold you'll end up by losing your source of income. Patience is a key word when you trade on the monetary marker. Don't rush it, you'll make your money soon enough, you'll see. Use the monetary market wise; obey the rules.

Thank you for you understanding and co-operation
Finance minister Karl Holm