@roadrunner said:
You can put trolls on your ignore list. I just wish it was limited on "only" 5 names......lol.
thanks, I thought that was just to ignore PMs but now I see it hides trolling.
I typed in "troll" and it took out 3 of them. LOL
to my trolls: if I no longer respond to your comments it's because I can no longer see them.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
As Scotiabank admitted in the DPA, Flaum and the three other traders, collectively, placed thousands of orders to buy and sell precious metals futures contracts with the intent to cancel those orders before execution. By placing these orders, the traders intended to artificially move the prices of precious metals futures contracts in a direction that was favorable to them, and to inject false and misleading information into the precious metals futures markets in order to deceive other market participants into believing something untrue, namely that the market reflected legitimate supply and demand. This false and misleading information was intended to, and at times did, trick other market participants into reacting to the apparent change and imbalance in supply and demand by buying and selling futures contracts at quantities, prices, and times that they otherwise likely would not have traded.
@MsMorrisine said:
As Scotiabank admitted in the DPA, Flaum and the three other traders, collectively, placed thousands of orders to buy and sell precious metals futures contracts with the intent to cancel those orders before execution.
Clearly that kept the price from going to 100. And forced it back down to 20. Lol
Whats interesting is that when these shenanigans stopped in 2016, the price of silver went down to sideways for years. If one wanted to draw more from this, as some derrydo, then they would conclude these actions actually kept a floor under silver.
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You can put trolls on your ignore list. I just wish it was limited on "only" 5 names......lol.
thanks, I thought that was just to ignore PMs but now I see it hides trolling.
I typed in "troll" and it took out 3 of them. LOL
to my trolls: if I no longer respond to your comments it's because I can no longer see them.
"Interest rates, the price of money, are the most important market. And, perversely, they’re the market that’s most manipulated by the Fed." - Doug Casey
And surely this is what kept silver from going to 100 in 2011 and is what drove it to 20 in 2013. After all thats what has been contended. Lol
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
If there are that many then maybe you should teconsider who are trolls.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
Golly! It sure appears that the large scale precious metal dealing industry is very corrupt, with large profits going to the pumpers and dumpers!
and who are the victims?
Is it the small time customers who buy and hold collectibles from them?
Scary!
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
Hiding from truth is your strong suit.
My moomy said if people dont agree with me then i should just ignore them. Thats enough to burst ones belly.
But back to the topic...anyone sern these "liquidation orders" yet?
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
CME CLEARING - COMEX DELIVERY NOTICES
CONTRACT: AUGUST 2020 COMEX 5000 SILVER FUTURES
INTENT DATE DAILY TOTAL
08/13/2020 3
08/14/2020 2
08/17/2020 2
08/19/2020 4
Looks like peanuts to me.
The whole worlds off its rocker, buy Gold™.
As Scotiabank admitted in the DPA, Flaum and the three other traders, collectively, placed thousands of orders to buy and sell precious metals futures contracts with the intent to cancel those orders before execution. By placing these orders, the traders intended to artificially move the prices of precious metals futures contracts in a direction that was favorable to them, and to inject false and misleading information into the precious metals futures markets in order to deceive other market participants into believing something untrue, namely that the market reflected legitimate supply and demand. This false and misleading information was intended to, and at times did, trick other market participants into reacting to the apparent change and imbalance in supply and demand by buying and selling futures contracts at quantities, prices, and times that they otherwise likely would not have traded.
Can you find same dates - 2019?
Clearly that kept the price from going to 100. And forced it back down to 20. Lol
Whats interesting is that when these shenanigans stopped in 2016, the price of silver went down to sideways for years. If one wanted to draw more from this, as some derrydo, then they would conclude these actions actually kept a floor under silver.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear