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>>27126868
Based. Just look what the Hunts tried.

https://s3.amazonaws.com/camppictures/CampArchive/Economy/Hunt%20For%20Silver.pdf

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>>27087761

Explanation which I gave in a previous thread:

"Important thing to note about PSLV is that the allocated principle and delivery-mechanism always give it quite as much value as there is in physical silver. The average person might not be able to take delivery on PSLV, but rich people and institutions will always desire to accumulate enough shares to do so. So you will always be able to liquidate your PSLV shares for the fair-market price of silver. Cf. the 10,000 ounces you need for PSLV with the _500,000_ ounces you need for SLV, _and_ you can't take delivery on SLV unless you're one of the twelve largest banks. Which is all part of the fraud, being that they never do, and the whole thing is unaudited. SLV is a rug-pull but PSLV isn't. And PSLV is a way actually to bankrupt the COMEX since the trust needs to keep taking deliveries there to keep up with the share-buying. PSLV kills the bankers."

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>>26992460

Forgot the image. This is an early admission by the regulators that the COMEX was set up to scare people out of precious metals.

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>>26989930

And this admission by the regulators that the COMEX is supposed to frighten people with volatility.

Some further points:

"You buy GME to bankrupt the hedge-funds. You buy silver to bankrupt the bankers.

The squeeze on GME has educated the masses about what shorting stocks is and what a short squeeze is. And also how can you bankrupt the shorters if you fight back. It was only a matter of time before they would go on to learn about the ultimate short squeeze--silver. Now we simply need to keep them out of SLV."

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>>26872366
>can I get a brief report on how PM markets are kept artificially short?

They use a derivatives market called the COMEX. 500 digital ounces of silver are traded back and forth for every real ounce held in the vaults. Equivalent to fractional reserve banking. The banks heavily short it. They would go bankrupt if the physical was taken delivery of. The regulars said when setting up the COMEX that the purpose was to scare off the average investor with suppression and volatility.

Learn about suppression from

Bart Chilton's death-bed confession with Chris Marcus just before he died (Chilton was commissioner at the CFTC)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShZrgZEq1Yo&ab_channel=ArcadiaEconomicsArcadiaEconomics

Eric Sprott's friend Craig Hemke

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EOPKizJ_Y4&ab_channel=GregHunter

Andrew Maguire, a famous whistleblower

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKLQGJ_GGZk&ab_channel=GregHunterGregHunter

Rob Kientz, an auditor

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyAopYlD32k&ab_channel=PalisadesGoldRadio

See also J. P. Morgan's 1 billion dollar fine which they recently paid

This article about the Hunt Brothers, "Hunt for Silver," is also a must-read: https://s3.amazonaws.com/camppictures/CampArchive/Economy/Hunt%20For%20Silver.pdf

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>>26355471

>Why did commodities get absolutely slammed overnight?

To frighten you with the volatility. Remain calm and continue to hold.

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