Perhaps you should consider the following
information before entering The Comex Casino next time? Or, if you still
can't help yourself, there's always 1-800-BETS-OFF.
Through late March and into April, we
tried...and tried...and tried again to warn/educate as many as possible
that The Silver Bullion Bank Cartel was once again up to their evil,
criminal tricks. Here are the relevant links:
So now, here we are. Comex Digital Silver is in
the midst of its worst "losing streak" in years, having fallen for
eleven, consecutive days. And why is this happening? For virtually the
same reason that it has always happened before. Namely, and as stated in
the introduction of link #3 above:
"The Cartel Banks are simply playing
their same old, tired game where they pull the rug out from under
everyone after patiently flooding the "market" with new open interest,
waiting for buying pressure to exhaust itself."
Evidence of this is shown below in one, easy-to-read chart. Just click it and it will expan target="_blank"d:
Between March 24 and April 20, JPM and their criminal pals (deceptively called "Commercials" by the criminally complicit CFTC)
issued 42,128 new silver contracts and fed them to the hungry hedge
funds and other "speculators" wanting "silver exposure" at The Comex
Casino. At 5,000/oz per contract, these 42,128 contracts represented the
potential obligation to make future delivery of 210,640,000 ounces of
silver. This was silver that JPM et al did not own nor did they have it
immediately available. And this "silver" was sold to speculators who had
no intention of taking/demanding delivery! (
Again, how this passes for some form of relevant "price discovery" of physical silver is beyond me.)
As you can see, these 42,128 contracts were
issued with prices ranging from $17.90 to $18.70. Though issuance wasn't
evenly distributed across the time period, for the sake of simplicity,
let's just call it an average price of $18.30/ounce.
Price has now been maneuvered lower through the
"contract expiration" period of what had been the front month May17.
Unless standing for delivery, positions in the May17 needed to be closed
out and/or rolled into the July17 or later by the Comex close last
Thursday. The Banks used this natural selling pressure against The Specs
and the resulting chart below has all the earmarks of a deliberately
rigged "market" target="_blank";:
Though it's impossible to calculate how much
trading profit JPM et al might have realized through this latest price
capping round trip, let's give it a try anyway...
Price closed on Monday at $16.84. If all of the
recently added open interest was withdrawn as price fell to that level
from $18.10, maybe we can assume an average Bank short-covering price of
$17.30 to keep the math simple? If that's the case, then JPM and the
other "Commercials" netted a tidy profit of $1/ounce on 210,640,000
fraudulently issued paper ounces. It's likely that just about everyone
reading this can do that math:
THAT'S A PROFIT OF $210,640,000.
And thus today's latest lesson. If The Banks
made $210MM, then it's reasonable to assume that The Specs lost $210MM.
As WOPR says: "A strange game. The only winning move is NOT TO PLAY."
Will next time be different? Probably not. As
long as JPM and the other Cartel Banks have the unlimited and unchecked
ability to create and issue a nearly infinite amount of paper "silver"
contracts, the game will continue. ONLY physical delivery and the
strict avoidance of The Comex Casino will be effective in drawing power
away from The Banks and ending their fraudulent system.
If you, my dear reader, continue to validate The
Comex Paper Derivative Pricing Scheme by accepting their terms and
gambling in their lair, then you are a part of the problem...not the
solution...and you deserve every loss you incur in the future.
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Our Ask The Expert interviewer Craig Hemke began his career in financial services in 1990 but retired in 2008 to focus on family and entrepreneurial opportunities. Since 2010, he has been the editor and publisher of the TF Metals Report target="_blank" found at TFMetalsReport.com, an online community for precious metal investors.
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