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<p>[QUOTE="cladking, post: 25750236, member: 68"]Ted Butler called them "criminals" for decades before his recent death. They never sued and he said there can be no basis if the charges are accurate. The regulators eventually agreed and stopped some of what he said was illegal but not all of it and he continued IMS. </p><p><br /></p><p>Financial entities are continually changing the terms of the contracts they have and all of them essentially say they can take your first born any time they want. Even service agreement with internet providers and credit cards include provisos to change the terms on a whim. Try reading them. It's 50 pages of protection for anything at all. </p><p><br /></p><p>It's the silver "deposits" that worry me the most. Some people are playing around in these markets believing a bank holds a lot of their silver and odds are they do not. They become liable for their trades but they own no silver. The bank gets the government to bail them out but the little guy is left twisting in the wind. </p><p><br /></p><p>Again though, this could be a garden style bull market just playing a little catch up or topping even now. It could be a bull trap. But i don't believe it is and that we are in the early stages of a buying panic where there is no silver at all and billions and billions of dollars seeking to buy. Meanwhile the bank losses are stacking up.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="cladking, post: 25750236, member: 68"]Ted Butler called them "criminals" for decades before his recent death. They never sued and he said there can be no basis if the charges are accurate. The regulators eventually agreed and stopped some of what he said was illegal but not all of it and he continued IMS. Financial entities are continually changing the terms of the contracts they have and all of them essentially say they can take your first born any time they want. Even service agreement with internet providers and credit cards include provisos to change the terms on a whim. Try reading them. It's 50 pages of protection for anything at all. It's the silver "deposits" that worry me the most. Some people are playing around in these markets believing a bank holds a lot of their silver and odds are they do not. They become liable for their trades but they own no silver. The bank gets the government to bail them out but the little guy is left twisting in the wind. Again though, this could be a garden style bull market just playing a little catch up or topping even now. It could be a bull trap. But i don't believe it is and that we are in the early stages of a buying panic where there is no silver at all and billions and billions of dollars seeking to buy. Meanwhile the bank losses are stacking up.[/QUOTE]
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