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Did Bankers Deliberately Crash MF Global to Crash Gold and Silver Prices?

- JS Kim - Smart KnowledgeU

I'm curious why base producers don't also feel victimized by the pretend market. Why do they participate? If the major producers were to stop selling into the future and instead sell present then they of course would absorb the future market risk. Are they truly afraid of the future? Afraid to find what the real supply/demand answer is? Is their entire financial infrastructure dependent upon what occurs over the next 12- 24 months?
It seems to me that each time a producer sells into the future to guarantee it's future profits it also relinquishes control of the future value of the commodity and turns it over to the thieves at the CME, et al. In so doing the base producers succeed in putting a cap on future value or certainly a cap on their real upside potential. When they revisit their next fiscal year to decide upon futures strategies they will be basing their decision upon the value of the futures markets at that time. Control of which they have given to the thieves!

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Début de l'article :Did bankers use the MF Global bankruptcy to suppress gold and silver prices and create the panicked appearance of collapsing precious metals to give themselves additional precious time to delay the crash of the Euro and the US Dollar? As crazy asthis sounds, a closer investigation of some key data seems to imply this possibility... Lire la suite

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