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<p>[QUOTE="Cloudsweeper99, post: 1447524, member: 3011"]I like silver and I am invested in it since 2004 as a result of some research and because it was just emerging from a 24 year bear market. I've read a lot of Butler's articles. Where I differ with him is his idea that silver prices are supressed by bankers manipulating the market through shorting futures. If they are manipulating it lower, they are doing a fairly bad job. I don't know why anybody would think that COMEX is the primary silver depository anymore. Central Fund of Canada doesn't use it, and most likely neither do a lot of other investors who stockpile silver for industrial or investment purposes. The government of Chia is rumored to be perhaps the largest owner of silver [and by the way, I believe they are a client of JPM but I no longer have a source for this information so take it as rumor]. Butler is waiting for the "manipulation" [i.e., shorting] to end, and if that is the case it seems likely that he will never publish a sell signal on silver regardless of the price action. That's my problem with his analysis. When you talk about JPM stealing $1.2B of metal as if it was fact, it just adds fuel to the conspiracy fire and prevents a cool-headed analysis of the silver market. I don't find that sort of thinking as useful to an investor.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Cloudsweeper99, post: 1447524, member: 3011"]I like silver and I am invested in it since 2004 as a result of some research and because it was just emerging from a 24 year bear market. I've read a lot of Butler's articles. Where I differ with him is his idea that silver prices are supressed by bankers manipulating the market through shorting futures. If they are manipulating it lower, they are doing a fairly bad job. I don't know why anybody would think that COMEX is the primary silver depository anymore. Central Fund of Canada doesn't use it, and most likely neither do a lot of other investors who stockpile silver for industrial or investment purposes. The government of Chia is rumored to be perhaps the largest owner of silver [and by the way, I believe they are a client of JPM but I no longer have a source for this information so take it as rumor]. Butler is waiting for the "manipulation" [i.e., shorting] to end, and if that is the case it seems likely that he will never publish a sell signal on silver regardless of the price action. That's my problem with his analysis. When you talk about JPM stealing $1.2B of metal as if it was fact, it just adds fuel to the conspiracy fire and prevents a cool-headed analysis of the silver market. I don't find that sort of thinking as useful to an investor.[/QUOTE]
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