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Were the etf's created to absorb small investor dollar demand for silver?
These banks running the etf's obviously consider the metal in them their own. They use the ounce in custody to sell an ounce. Neutral price suppression and additional profit center. Works until it doesn't.
Of course the entities are separate. But ultimately fall under mutual control. Silver didn't get so oversold by itself.
Hopefully the crooks get fucked before I am dead.
These banks running the etf's obviously consider the metal in them their own. They use the ounce in custody to sell an ounce. Neutral price suppression and additional profit center. Works until it doesn't.
Of course the entities are separate. But ultimately fall under mutual control. Silver didn't get so oversold by itself.
Hopefully the crooks get fucked before I am dead.
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I WONT LOSE TO MUCH SLEEP OVER WALL STREET BANKERS OR HEDGE FUNDS. WE ALREADY KNOW THEY ARE TO BIG TO FAIL. Opps, sorry bout the caps.
So Jamie diamond meets with Biden administration last week. What came of that? What could that have been about?
Silver and making sure Biden got JP Morgans back when they continue to short years worth of supply to manipulate the price down?
Maybe JP Morgans Boat full of Blow? Hoping Hunter will release the shipment?
Whatever the reason, it wont be good for the little people.
So Jamie diamond meets with Biden administration last week. What came of that? What could that have been about?
Silver and making sure Biden got JP Morgans back when they continue to short years worth of supply to manipulate the price down?
Maybe JP Morgans Boat full of Blow? Hoping Hunter will release the shipment?
Whatever the reason, it wont be good for the little people.
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Great minds...
https://www.goldismoney2.com/threads/nowon-brought-this-re-silver.437359/post-2118962
ETFs whining about people driving up the value of their underlying asset by investing with them. Gosh, I wonder why that's considered a "Risk Condition". Is it because they're also hedging that same physical asset...WHICH THEY SOLD TO INVESTORS...by shorting them with paper? Sounds a whole lot like fraud to me. These things exist to contain the price of silver.
https://www.goldismoney2.com/threads/nowon-brought-this-re-silver.437359/post-2118962
ETFs whining about people driving up the value of their underlying asset by investing with them. Gosh, I wonder why that's considered a "Risk Condition". Is it because they're also hedging that same physical asset...WHICH THEY SOLD TO INVESTORS...by shorting them with paper? Sounds a whole lot like fraud to me. These things exist to contain the price of silver.
It seems to me that they are referring to the inability to stay backed by silver as the risk condition. Which obviously begs the question how is the price low enough to create that problem.
If it is hedging, which it should be, then they are price neutral which is, after all. the idea. If it isn't hedging then there would be a paper trail a mile wide and serious malpractice questions to be answered. I suspect that it is short to very short term hedging to cover the logistics of issuing new shares.
I think that the ETF's are hostages to the system as much as anyone, all they care about is keeping the price inline with silver, meeting their regulatory requirements and collecting their fees.
IMO the way that the futures market operates is where the 'crime' occurs.
If it is hedging, which it should be, then they are price neutral which is, after all. the idea. If it isn't hedging then there would be a paper trail a mile wide and serious malpractice questions to be answered. I suspect that it is short to very short term hedging to cover the logistics of issuing new shares.
I think that the ETF's are hostages to the system as much as anyone, all they care about is keeping the price inline with silver, meeting their regulatory requirements and collecting their fees.
IMO the way that the futures market operates is where the 'crime' occurs.
The Perth Mint shutdown.
Some people are making a thing of this, I have no clue why?! Looks legit to me.
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Some people are making a thing of this, I have no clue why?! Looks legit to me.
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SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE
Dear Depositor,
I am writing to advise you of upcoming scheduled maintenance to The Perth Mint Depository Online (DOL) platform and Perth Mint websites during which time you will be unable to access your online account.
This maintenance period will apply from 5.00pm AWST (GMT+8) Friday 26 February until 7.30am Monday 1 March 2021.
What does this mean for you?
For the duration of the maintenance window your DOL account will be unavailable. This includes access to all services including login, buy/sell trades, limit orders, fund deposits or withdrawals, and freight and collection requests.
We apologise in advance for any inconvenience that may be caused.
Is my account secure?
Please be assured that your account and holding will remain secure and unaffected. Scheduled maintenance is necessary to ensure the platform performs at optimum levels.
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Caroline Campbell-Watt
Fits in perfectly with Zed's last post.
https://www.financialsense.com/blog/19858/could-gold-be-getting-ready-run-new-highs
https://www.financialsense.com/blog/19858/could-gold-be-getting-ready-run-new-highs
OK so at the risk of sounding really stupid I have to ask this question. Why would the supply or the lack of it hold down the price of PSLV if the underlying asset of the fund is going up in price? I would expect SLV and PSLV to go up or down close to the same % basis daily just like they have been doing for pretty much as long as I have been watching.
Is it safe to assume that if you don't intend to take delivery of Silver via PSLV and just buy/hold to take advantage of the movement in the price of Silver it is just better to do it via SLV?
Since there are obviously supply issues at least in the amounts the small retail trader would buy then it follows PSLV is probably the worst way to play a SHTF scenario. IF PSLV isn't going up now what happens in a year or two?
There has to be a reason for the under performance and it ain't the Diaper Dudes.
Is it safe to assume that if you don't intend to take delivery of Silver via PSLV and just buy/hold to take advantage of the movement in the price of Silver it is just better to do it via SLV?
Since there are obviously supply issues at least in the amounts the small retail trader would buy then it follows PSLV is probably the worst way to play a SHTF scenario. IF PSLV isn't going up now what happens in a year or two?
There has to be a reason for the under performance and it ain't the Diaper Dudes.