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So I have read from a couple different posters recently, that there are four big silver investors, aka silver manipulators at work. Does anyone know who they are, and what there motive is for silver, short of making themselves even richer? Do they already have much silver shares as I am assuming they do already hold a huge amounts of silver, and are they planning to buy much more, or sell what they have, and at what price will they sell?

And finally, how will this effect the price of silver, of course depending on whether they hold out and keep adding more silver shares, or jumping off the train at the right time and sell out?

I realize these are impossible questions to answer so speculation to the best of your ability is MORE than welcome, curious to hear some theories if you will. If one of you Dick Tracy's can do some digging and research and figure all that out, then we should all have some solid inside info, lol....
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 Posted 04/27/2011  12:26 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Ozzie to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Hi I think its possible the big bank traders will be considering a short position on silver at some point given it's strong price increases this year. Like they did on the US housing market. Although Ben B at the Fed is pretty happy buying bonds to stop the ship sinking.
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 Posted 04/27/2011  12:56 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Silverhawk74 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Short position like say buy a huge amount at $45 per oz and dump it at $75 per oz?
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 Posted 04/27/2011  01:15 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Ed_B to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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So I have read from a couple different posters recently, that there are four big silver investors, aka silver manipulators at work - Silverhawk

I have read some of that same info but don't quite understand how they are making this work. My thought is that these are the big "bullion banks". I think that JP Morgan Chase is one of them but do not know who the other 3 are. I agree that this is an area that could stand some investigation. I will see what I can dig up to add to this discussion. One of the articles I read on-line indicated that these bullion banks may be manipulating the silver market to force prices into whatever position benefits them the most. The part that I don't understand is how they can short something that has increased so much in price so quickly without losing a HUGE amount of money. When an investor shorts something that then proceeds to increase 150% in price over the next 12 months, you would think that they would have taken a terrible financial beating.
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 Posted 04/27/2011  01:32 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Silverhawk74 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I think the only way Ed, is if they already had bought in at a much cheaper price. Why am I not surprised one of the first suspect mentioned is JP Morgan Chase, those....
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04/27/2011 01:33 am
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Like you said, SilverHawk. It is all speculation.

However, the only speculation I've heard of is that there is only one person, in some unnamed country, doing a LOT of buying.

At any rate, it doesn't change the market fundamentals that are powering silver's rise at this time.

There is HUGE demand, low supply and currencies and economies around the world are still doing very poorly.
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Great points MitchHailey.....

I did a little diggin of my own, and the only thing I could find on four silver investors looking to corner the market via google, WAS THIS EXACT THREAD rof, so I probably would not put a whole lot of stock into it, and if you all can't tell, I enjoy the speculation, and if anyone did find any solid info, that would be great as well....

I did find this other article not to jump tracks to far, which claims we all may have been hoodwinked. Regardless, us with the long term plans should pay this zero attention, as say it is pointless to worry about what is happening now, if you plan to sell in 20 to 30 to never years (short of watching for a big drop to buy more), but never the less, there is always the other side of the spectrum....

http://www.zerohedge.com/article/ph...tures-market
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On that link above, about silver being a doomed bubble, and the author says sell at its peak and don't get caught with the bag, like the guys with the Miami condos. They make some good arguments about not holding silver, but did not mention even one time, this US economy, or the massive debt, or the guys steering the ship. Or the 16 to 1 factor that has been manipulated to death for fifty plus years, or the FAILING DOLLAR, so how can they even make a sound argument without considering these most important core factors IMO? Factors which will keep silver and gold going up, until massive economic change takes place, and that could take years, possibly even decades....
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Good comments on this issue, guys.

I did a bit of digging on the bullion bank issue and found some info on the following three web sites. I am sure that there is MUCH more info available but did not want to make a complete research project of this:

http://caps.fool.com/Blogs/the-run-...s-has/424880

http://www.ehow.com/facts_6824846_d...n-banks.html

http://www.gotgoldreport.com/2011/0...futures.html

Some interesting info here plus some spirited discussion in the last URL.

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JPMorgan and HSBC have both been suen for manipulating the silver market. I'll keep digging.
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Bill Murphy giving testimony of Silver market manipulation
at CFTC Hearing in March of 2010
Two Parts. I will look through my files to try to find
more information. Pay close attention he is forced to talk very quickly
to get what he can into the record in a small allotted amount of time.
The day of this hearing is the day I started Hard Core Stacking

Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9bU0r6JP4s

Part 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wIMpe9SjfQ
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Great links and info guys, this should be much to cover tonight when I get back home from work....
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Short position like say buy a huge amount at $45 per oz and dump it at $75 per oz?



I think that is backwards. In order to short silver you are betting the price will decrease.

So in theory if I shorted your silver I would borrow it from you with the idea of paying you back the exact same amount of silver. I would take your silver and sell it for current price (let's say $47/oz) and then in 3 months (or whatever time frame you are dealing with) if the price went down to $40/oz then I could buy that same amount of silver back for you and pocket the $7/oz profit. However if the price went up to $51/oz then I would be getting hit with a loss of $4/oz.

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And after that testimony there comes this very shortly afterward
in which Jefferey Christian of the CPM Group confirmed that gold
is leveraged around 100:1 at a Commodities Futures Trade Commission (CFTC) Hearing on March 26, 2010.
This means that there are around 100 claims for each ounce of gold in existence and so not enough gold
to be delivered to everyone who has been promised paper gold.
Had to freak people out that thought they owned physical metal
with the purchase of those contracts
And people began demanding delivery of their metals. Which
when delivery time came means the seller either went onto the
open market to buy it or offered the customer a premium for
taking cash which being around 30-40% or more.
That has Gotta hurt the bottom line.

My thinking is once people learned of these incidents is when the
price for physical metal began to separate from paper metal
somewhat until you get to the point where we are today
and you have an 2 unprecedented events in my eyes occur.

1. APMEX sends an e-mail out stating that they are willing to
buy Silver at $3.00 over spot price
to me that is the price of physical silver versus spot being
paper metal
all I can say is wow to that
When a player such as APMEX is having a hard time filling orders
the metal is getting seriously hard to find in quantity.

2. Ben Bernacke The Chairman of the FED for the first time
is pressured to give a press conference to reassure the people
that everything is just fine. That alone scared the $#%@ out of me.
Reminds of of just before the crash of 08 when the hearings on the
hill were going on and we were hearing basically the same thing.
Now it is actually a press conference Holy Moly it must be getting
out of control in those hallowed halls of the Federal Reserve.

Now those big short players are starting to get squeezed because
they try like crazy to get the price to drop and panic silver buyers
to dump their silver in a panic driving it down lower and
it does not work when we all now what they are trying to do
And the world now just takes it as an opportunity to
buy on the dip.
Short sellers are now screaming that there is a Buy Side
Conspiracy to crash the short market
http://seekingalpha.com/article/265...r-conspiracy

When the whole world is now onto their DECADES LONG price suppression
scheme and every one just keeps buying. And will keep buying
until Silver finally finds it's own natural price.
Which in my opinion is much higher than where it is now.



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04/28/2011 5:10 pm
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spacece is correct in his explanation for one type of shorting. They could use financial instruments to make the same bet without ownership or borrowing of the physical metal. It can be accomplished other ways too. In all cases the bet is on silver prices going down. Unlike going long in purchasing silver, in theory, the potential loss is unlimited when shorting.
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Short sellers are now screaming that there is a Buy Side Conspiracy to crash the short market - Stewart

Now THAT is hilarious! Aren't these the very same clowns who shorted more shares than existed in certain companies back in the 2008 crash? Why, yes, they are.


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When the whole world is now onto their DECADES LONG price suppression scheme and every one just keeps buying. And will keep buying until Silver finally finds it's own natural price. Which in my opinion is much higher than where it is now.




Pricing games have been played in the silver market for a long time now. I almost get the feeling that when a new version of the game is invented, we see a sudden and rapid rise in the price of silver as a sign that, "the game is afoot"! In between those times, we see silver behaving itself and selling at prices that seem reasonable.
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