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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;desertgem, post: 2739071, member: 15199&quot;]People who buy and sell PM as a business rather than a hobby&nbsp; are like bookies in Vegas. If one side of a fight starts attracting too many bets ( people anxious about the fighter or rumors of a positive nature, or their friends said it was a no brainer) , then the bookie has to change the odds for new bets ( margin over spot) or offload some bets ( have a bullion sale) to stay on what he considers a good odds balance. Once he changes the odds, the other side has to adjust also.This is manipulation as the lines ( prices, margins) are constantly changing. The best that can happen is his research or maybe inside info makes him money, the worst in their view is to break even or lose.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Don&#039;t think each bullion dealer is on their own, they have organizations and trade groups so they can all make money by spreading rumors to raise the demand for silver, while the commodity organizations want to do just the opposite and spread rumors of the economy and bank instruments , and a peaceful bright future. It is a mutual manipulation combo. Manipulation occurs in everything related to monetary exchange. Fools can only make money with luck, It is best to find who is manipulating best at the time and shadow invest as they do. Buy or sell, go long or go short. No guarantee, as why should they share their actions with you, a lot of hard work and insight is needed to run your investment[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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