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>>30196592
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"Physical silver is the most undervalued asset on the face of the earth."
- Gregory Mannarino

>>30184662
>Does Comex make more money manipulating and shorting silver instead of letting silver go to 50+ and sell their stacks for profit?

The COMEX is simply an intermediary. If you mean the banks, yes, they have made enormous ill-gotten profits by alternately buying and selling PMs as they manipulate the price (Craig Hemke explained this excellently in a video called "When shorting stops, silver pops" but it has since been purged from Youtube along with Greg Hunter's channel). True reason however why the banks short silver is to serve the New World Order. The fiat dollar is the bedrock of the New World Order and gold and silver are the true competitors to it. So the banks have to keep the price of PMs under control. >>30184716 >>30180106 >>30179007 However they are now so heavily short that buying physical silver is now also the way to destroy them (analogous with GME). >>30176327

>What is a timeline for this? Will we see silver 50-100 this year? How high can it reach this year?

Might be only a matter of months according to Alasdair Macleod; and I don't know anybody credible who thinks that the present system can carry on for more than 2 or 3 years.

>>25705055
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>>25704132
>>25704212

>Is anyone buying the dip or are we too scared?