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>If A Nuclear Bomb Destroyed Europe…  - Andy Hoffman - Miles Franklin
"To that end, we have warned of the dangers of relying on newsletter writers for years, particularly those utilizing “technical analysis” without any regard for fundamentals, valuations and – oh yeah – the aforementioned manipulation representing the single more important aspect of precious metals “trading.”"

Isn't manipulation by definition a "technical"?
Haven't you pointed out the trend in selling supposedly naked shorts at specific times? Is that not a technical analysis?
Didn't you point out lower numbers of participants in the market? Isn't this bit of data considered technical?
For all practical purposes, isn't most of the market just technical? If only paper is changing hands, how could that be considered a fundamental?
Perhaps I'm totally confused. Aren't fundamentals really all about supply and demand for physical delivery while technicals are all about what the middle-man is attempting to skim off the top through clever analysis of the trend of other's buying/selling habits who are doing the same damn thing you are. Perhaps a bit simplistic, but is this any less accurate and still more understandable?

Is this NOT a newsletter albeit free?
Did you not write this?

I will consider myself duly warned of the dangers of relying on newsletter writers.

I love yard sales. I love second-hand stores. And I really love fire sales on PMs.
And according to the numbers, so do the Indians and Chinese.
Who really benefits from higher PM prices?
Who really benefits from higher volatility in the PM market?
Do higher PMs benefit me or not? In the near term, no.
In the long term? In the long term, you are holding or you ain't.
You all seem to forget the greatest fundamental of them all. Fiat will revert to its true value. A bucket of horse manure will be worth more than fiat.
So one more time. I really love fire sales on PMs and who really benefits from higher PM prices?

Thank you PTB, PPT, banksters, et al, for holding the prices of PMs down to where even a poor boy like me can buy just a wee bit.
A fist full of junk silver coins will be worth far more than a stack of paper.


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Beginning of the headline :I don’t know where to start this Monday morning as potentially devastating geopolitical and economic developments are emerging so rapidly, it is difficult to give them all justice.  However, as the Miles Franklin Blog’s principal aim is apprising you of everything you need for your due diligence process. Frankly, I haven’t got the strength to write of market manipulation today – thank goodness, Bill Holter did so already; as it has become so pervasive and perverse, that it’s the single most impo... Read More
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