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<p>[QUOTE="Cloudsweeper99, post: 851904, member: 3011"]There is no proof in what you wrote. There is a lot of opinion. GATA and others have hinted that JP Morgan and HSBC are most likely the two large shorts in the silver market. People presume they can't deliver the silver. How do they know since this is not public knowledge? They don't. What is public knowledge is that Russia has massive gold reserves and China massive silver reserves. There are other large private gold reserves someplace from the British gold sales in the early 2000's. </p><p><br /></p><p>It is very possible that GATA is correct. It is equally possible that the paper positions are backed by Russian, Chinese and other's metal and that JPM and HSBC are just fronting for their clients to enable them to earn an income stream on their metal holdings. Time will tell if/when the CFTC forces the large traders to disclose their holdings and the holdings of their clients. This hasn't happened yet.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Cloudsweeper99, post: 851904, member: 3011"]There is no proof in what you wrote. There is a lot of opinion. GATA and others have hinted that JP Morgan and HSBC are most likely the two large shorts in the silver market. People presume they can't deliver the silver. How do they know since this is not public knowledge? They don't. What is public knowledge is that Russia has massive gold reserves and China massive silver reserves. There are other large private gold reserves someplace from the British gold sales in the early 2000's. It is very possible that GATA is correct. It is equally possible that the paper positions are backed by Russian, Chinese and other's metal and that JPM and HSBC are just fronting for their clients to enable them to earn an income stream on their metal holdings. Time will tell if/when the CFTC forces the large traders to disclose their holdings and the holdings of their clients. This hasn't happened yet.[/QUOTE]
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