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<p>[QUOTE="InfleXion, post: 1701597, member: 29012"]Only insomuch as they have to meet delivery. They have to have enough for that. If they don't own an ounce of silver then they are already having to pay the physical price, not to mention they would be lying about inventory.</p><p><br /></p><p>Nope. It takes 2 to to tango. There's the LBMA, the Rothschild controlled HKMEX, and others. It's a monopoly based on cooperation. We can loosely deduce that any bank involved in derivatives, which the financial system cannot survive without, would be involved since they are dependent upon the free newly printed money given to them by governments which they then use to suppress metals so that those governments which are devaluing their currency can continue to do so without competition from real money which would undermine the currency if people chose to use metal instead of debt for their money. It's a vicious cycle.</p><p><br /></p><p> I don't know who ever asserted that they are smart because of this, but to me that looks like an assumption. Buffet doesn't understand gold though, so he's definitely not as smart as his father. Money is more easily made with underhanded tactics than it is with brains, just look at Nicola Tesla.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="InfleXion, post: 1701597, member: 29012"]Only insomuch as they have to meet delivery. They have to have enough for that. If they don't own an ounce of silver then they are already having to pay the physical price, not to mention they would be lying about inventory. Nope. It takes 2 to to tango. There's the LBMA, the Rothschild controlled HKMEX, and others. It's a monopoly based on cooperation. We can loosely deduce that any bank involved in derivatives, which the financial system cannot survive without, would be involved since they are dependent upon the free newly printed money given to them by governments which they then use to suppress metals so that those governments which are devaluing their currency can continue to do so without competition from real money which would undermine the currency if people chose to use metal instead of debt for their money. It's a vicious cycle. I don't know who ever asserted that they are smart because of this, but to me that looks like an assumption. Buffet doesn't understand gold though, so he's definitely not as smart as his father. Money is more easily made with underhanded tactics than it is with brains, just look at Nicola Tesla.[/QUOTE]
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