ATTENTION SILVER TARDS! The battle between Silver vs Gold was decided in the late 1800's - Gold won | |
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Blenderizer User ID: 76760905 United States 08/03/2020 02:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: ATTENTION SILVER TARDS! The battle between Silver vs Gold was decided in the late 1800's - Gold won There has definitely been a concerted movement to suppress the price of silver. Personally, I think to keep material input costs for products we consume within acceptable ranges. That's how useful silver is to electronics in particular. Obviously the silver is available at a certain price or exchange. If silver were allowed to appreciate to it's market determined price, the price of all goods would rise. They don't want that, they want to keep the price of silver cheap so they rig the price with derivatives. Modeling reality |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 79216844 Russia 08/03/2020 01:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: ATTENTION SILVER TARDS! The battle between Silver vs Gold was decided in the late 1800's - Gold won Surely there must be a few billionaires that can think outside the box and look at these other metals and yet they don't. I'm convinced if one of them tried to corner the platinum market they'd probably be suicided by one of the big industries that depends on these metals, such as the auto industry. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75801940 United Kingdom 08/03/2020 02:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: ATTENTION SILVER TARDS! The battle between Silver vs Gold was decided in the late 1800's - Gold won I'm convinced the elites are not allowed by their masters to corner the industrial metals markets. A couple of wealthy people could easily drive the price of platinum up to $5000/ounce and palladium up to $10,000/ounce and make a killing. They could drive silver up substantially as well, yet they don't. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79216844 Surely there must be a few billionaires that can think outside the box and look at these other metals and yet they don't. I'm convinced if one of them tried to corner the platinum market they'd probably be suicided by one of the big industries that depends on these metals, such as the auto industry. The Hunt brothers tried to corner the silver market in the 80's and got crushed by the central banks, so you kinda answered your own question about the elites not being allowed by the-man-behind-the-curtain to speculate in precious metals. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 76724217 United Kingdom 08/03/2020 02:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: ATTENTION SILVER TARDS! The battle between Silver vs Gold was decided in the late 1800's - Gold won I'm convinced the elites are not allowed by their masters to corner the industrial metals markets. A couple of wealthy people could easily drive the price of platinum up to $5000/ounce and palladium up to $10,000/ounce and make a killing. They could drive silver up substantially as well, yet they don't. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79216844 Surely there must be a few billionaires that can think outside the box and look at these other metals and yet they don't. I'm convinced if one of them tried to corner the platinum market they'd probably be suicided by one of the big industries that depends on these metals, such as the auto industry. "Uncle" Warren Buffett "cornered" the silver market some years ago. He purchased 80% of the entire CRIMEX inventory (about 130 million ounces.) Suddenly, though, Uncle Warren received a visit from (((Them))), and the "corner" quietly went away. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 75801940 United Kingdom 08/03/2020 02:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: ATTENTION SILVER TARDS! The battle between Silver vs Gold was decided in the late 1800's - Gold won I'm convinced the elites are not allowed by their masters to corner the industrial metals markets. A couple of wealthy people could easily drive the price of platinum up to $5000/ounce and palladium up to $10,000/ounce and make a killing. They could drive silver up substantially as well, yet they don't. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79216844 Surely there must be a few billionaires that can think outside the box and look at these other metals and yet they don't. I'm convinced if one of them tried to corner the platinum market they'd probably be suicided by one of the big industries that depends on these metals, such as the auto industry. "Uncle" Warren Buffett "cornered" the silver market some years ago. He purchased 80% of the entire CRIMEX inventory (about 130 million ounces.) Suddenly, though, Uncle Warren received a visit from (((Them))), and the "corner" quietly went away. He also went from being rather bearish on America cause of its huge debt pile to its biggest cheerleader in the media practically overnight back in 2008. I suspect he was told no bailout and no more insider info to frontrun for him if he didn't talk up the US economy. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 76724217 United Kingdom 08/03/2020 03:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: ATTENTION SILVER TARDS! The battle between Silver vs Gold was decided in the late 1800's - Gold won I'm convinced the elites are not allowed by their masters to corner the industrial metals markets. A couple of wealthy people could easily drive the price of platinum up to $5000/ounce and palladium up to $10,000/ounce and make a killing. They could drive silver up substantially as well, yet they don't. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79216844 Surely there must be a few billionaires that can think outside the box and look at these other metals and yet they don't. I'm convinced if one of them tried to corner the platinum market they'd probably be suicided by one of the big industries that depends on these metals, such as the auto industry. "Uncle" Warren Buffett "cornered" the silver market some years ago. He purchased 80% of the entire CRIMEX inventory (about 130 million ounces.) Suddenly, though, Uncle Warren received a visit from (((Them))), and the "corner" quietly went away. He also went from being rather bearish on America cause of its huge debt pile to its biggest cheerleader in the media practically overnight back in 2008. I suspect he was told no bailout and no more insider info to frontrun for him if he didn't talk up the US economy. Agreed. Uncle Warren is THE consummate "Insider", now. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 4623471 United States 08/03/2020 03:23 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: ATTENTION SILVER TARDS! The battle between Silver vs Gold was decided in the late 1800's - Gold won I'm convinced the elites are not allowed by their masters to corner the industrial metals markets. A couple of wealthy people could easily drive the price of platinum up to $5000/ounce and palladium up to $10,000/ounce and make a killing. They could drive silver up substantially as well, yet they don't. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 79216844 Surely there must be a few billionaires that can think outside the box and look at these other metals and yet they don't. I'm convinced if one of them tried to corner the platinum market they'd probably be suicided by one of the big industries that depends on these metals, such as the auto industry. |