/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27433026
(((they))) own silver, right. That explains the massive paper manipulation and institutional shorts that have to resort to using to control the price.

>>27376909
Can afford both?

>>27329616

Gamestop: 140% short, one hedge-fund
Silver: 50,000% short, the eight biggest banks

>>27308603

>>27297817

>>you know for a fact that a squeeze on silver is not possible

For people asking whether the 8 biggest banks in the world are shorting silver so much that they would go bankrupt if it went to triple digits, yes it's accurate.

>>27268255

Picture related is the short positions of the banks. It's more like 500:1 paper to physical. They're 50,000% short (vs 140% short of GME). I know it sounds incredible that they kept the scam going so long. But they had a lot of distractions, e. g. Bitcoin, or the overvalued stock market, or diverting people into the useless SLV where they can simply dump infinite paper on their heads. And telling lying narratives like "silver is plentiful" or "it's a useless waste-material that comes from mining base metals." They kept silver down to such an extent that all high-grade deposits are pretty much gone and the metal is almost wiped out from the face of the earth. We're close to plunging into a new Dark Age from lack of silver. Probably why they started the Great Reset stuff now, because the thing is so close to breaking-point. Silver shorting is so predatory that we always needed a mass movement in order to perform this short squeeze. Simply need to keep clearing out the dealers and buying PSLV to encourage taking delivery on the COMEX and get those ounces out of there.

>>27262608

>bullshit
>stop larping underage fucktard

>>27261874

>care to provide evidence of this?

Yes. There you go.