Gold researcher Allan Flynn today reviews some pretty telling details of the new evidence filed in the silver market rigging class-action lawsuit --
http://www.gata.org/files/SilverFixingCaseFil...-12-07-2016.pdf
-- and he notes how the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission for years has been denying emphatically that anything improper was happening in that market.
Flynn writes: "The CFTC proudly announced in September 2013 that they had spent five years and seven thousand enforcement hours investigating complaints of manipulation in the silver market, with assistance by the commission's Division of Market Oversight, the commission's Office of Chief Economist, and outside experts, yet found nothing.
"The Department of Justice's Antitrust Division was so confident of its investigation of collusion in precious metals that it went to the extraordinary length in January this year of providing a letter to silver and gold lawsuit defendants advising that it had had closed its investigation without findings of wrongdoing."
Flynn's report is headlined "How to Trigger a Silver Avalanche by a Pebble: 'Smash(ed) it Good'" and it's posted at his internet site, Comex, We Have a Problem, here:
http://comexwehaveaproblem.blogspot.com.br...igger-silver...
