silver price manipulation whistle blower assassination attempt

Really2

MrEnglish wrote: »

Its in the multiple trillions. What comes after trillion? Quadrillion?

Thats how big this fraud is. Thats why its being described as the biggest fraud in history.

I know its hard for the human brain to understand such numbers, most people just dismiss it (by the ignorant posts here) because they cant understand it.

Why don't you post on a board that gives a flying @#!$ then?

You just come across as someone very desperate who believes he can move a market by posting on here.

MrEnglish

Really2 wrote: »

To add why as this "massive fraud" not seen any significant increase in price?

We still havent got a free market. The manipulation hasnt ended its just been proven.

When the free market prices become apparent, there will be a correction in the price of real gold and silver/ paper gold and silver.

Really2 then we will see significant increase in price of the real stuff.

Asheron

Silver is now $18.40 oz



I predict £28 oz within 12 months

and £50 oz within 24 months

marklv

On a serious note, it is a sensible investment policy to keep a portion of one's portfolio in commodities. Silver does have potential for growth, as its value is significantly less than what it should be in historical comparison to gold.

Really2

marklv wrote: »

. Silver does have potential for growth, as its value is significantly less than what it should be in historical comparison to gold.

If there is less of it yet it is still performing worse perhaps that tells us something. Also don't you have to pay vat on it in this country.

I dare say a lot of things seem undervalue historically compared to gold that does not mean it is a sound investment. (especially in a time of recession when gold goes up in value as people buy it as a hedge against inflation)
More likely it tells us gold is very high or the items just is not worth as much as it was.

harryhound

The only direct experience I have is with that other silvery metal Tin.
Lead by a senior member of staff , who had an alcohol problem, a group of us decided that there was no point in going back to work in a lubricated condition, so we found ourselves passing the afternoon in a drinking club (These were the days before 24 hour drinking when one had to be a club member or dine off a returnable sandwich)

Somehow I found myself helping a fellow prop up the bar.
It transpired that he was a Tin trader on the London Metal Exchange and he got somewhat agitated about the efforts being made to manipulate the market.
Even I knew that the price of tin had been going through the roof.
The tin producers (we would call them sovereign wealth funds these days) had got together to exploit their customers.
Now perhaps this drunk had bet the wrong way, but he was concerned about the manipulation of the market.
However he had a glint in his eye and his parting words were “……they have got to run out of money soon and then we will have the barstewards”.

And so it came to pass; eventually the price came tumbling back down again.

Well surprise surprise it turned out the Her Majesties’ government had had a hand in ramping the market and had lost a large sum of tax payers money.

http://hansard.millbanksystems.com/commons/1986/jul/07/tin-industry

Perhaps we will see something similar but with the upside price of silver.

MrEnglish

Its been 2 weeks since this came out, but its slowly being talked about in the mainstream.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ugQO0k-10k&annotation_id=annotation_970446&feature=iv

Are they able to keep it off the front page for any longer?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3XpN20iHJ0&playnext_from=TL&videos=g5Uaflf0gok

Really2

Down 1.8% yet the £ still gaining traction.

Why has no one posted an update.

MrEnglish

Really2 wrote: »

Down 1.8% yet the £ still gaining traction.

Why has no one posted an update.

I dont understand your post. Silver is still about 12 quid an oz.

The are many many updates, this story is spreading like wildfire everywhere except the main stream news. Its obvious why they are keeping it off the front page.

purch

this story is spreading like wildfire everywhere

Amongst the bloggers who think that people selling futures in a small and pretty insignificant market matters.

It only matters to the saddo's who think the price of Silver should be higher than the laws of supply and demand merit, and are getting into a tizwas about it.

If the price of Silver should be higher than it is today, then it would be.