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<p>[QUOTE="GoldFinger1969, post: 26615068, member: 73489"]No, the exchange sets the rules. And regardless, changing margin requirments is affirmatively permited in all brokerage agreements.</p><p><br /></p><p><b><i>Are you saying the price should be set by a leveraged speculator and not a strong-hands non-leveraged long ? </i></b> Even with the former, silver has NEVER traded at triple-digits. Blaming shorts for a price not realized is something done for centuries.Again, margin amounts are allowed to be changed. It's disclosed beforehand.I doubt it. Even with all the positives, it just cracked $80. You're saying it would have been over $100 years ago ?</p><p><br /></p><p>Are you a silver speculator ? Do you "invest" in silver, Eric ? If you do, I think that may be coloring your perspective. There's no more of a plot to depress the price than there is/was to increase it.</p><p><br /></p><p><b><span style="color: #0000ff">You have shorts and longs fighting it out. </span></b> If the institutional longs aren't complaining, why should you ? If there was a conspiracy, don't you think a hedge fund, SWF, or institution would have gone on CNBC or "60 Minutes" to blow the lid off ?</p><p><br /></p><p>These conspiracies -- focused on JPM -- are simply click-bait stuff by website guys looking to drum up business.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="GoldFinger1969, post: 26615068, member: 73489"]No, the exchange sets the rules. And regardless, changing margin requirments is affirmatively permited in all brokerage agreements. [B][I]Are you saying the price should be set by a leveraged speculator and not a strong-hands non-leveraged long ? [/I][/B] Even with the former, silver has NEVER traded at triple-digits. Blaming shorts for a price not realized is something done for centuries.Again, margin amounts are allowed to be changed. It's disclosed beforehand.I doubt it. Even with all the positives, it just cracked $80. You're saying it would have been over $100 years ago ? Are you a silver speculator ? Do you "invest" in silver, Eric ? If you do, I think that may be coloring your perspective. There's no more of a plot to depress the price than there is/was to increase it. [B][COLOR=#0000ff]You have shorts and longs fighting it out. [/COLOR][/B] If the institutional longs aren't complaining, why should you ? If there was a conspiracy, don't you think a hedge fund, SWF, or institution would have gone on CNBC or "60 Minutes" to blow the lid off ? These conspiracies -- focused on JPM -- are simply click-bait stuff by website guys looking to drum up business.[/QUOTE]
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