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old steel
25th April 2011, 07:07 PM
Obvious blatant marker manipulation going on like we have seen thousands of times before. I don't care if it's up or down they do it at will and clean up from the sidelines either way.
We don't have near enough rope and yes i'm sick of this shit! How can anyone make a business or investment plan when psychos are running the show?
osoab
25th April 2011, 07:09 PM
Obvious blatant marker manipulation going on like we have seen thousands of times before. I don't care if it's up or down they do it at will and clean up from the sidelines either way.
We don't have near enough rope and yes i'm sick of this shit! How can anyone make a business or investment plan when psychos are running the show?
It's all normal market forces according to Denninger. :oo-->
We have Bennie's speech tomorrow. To QE or not to QE, that is the question.
Trinity
25th April 2011, 07:19 PM
Take it easy old steel. The only people getting hurt here are those in paper long positions, AKA suckers. Physical holders need not worry.
Ponce
25th April 2011, 07:21 PM
You got it Trinity.......and that's why I look out the window of the silver train and smile ;D
Awoke
25th April 2011, 07:39 PM
Seriously, after Douglas and McGuire Blowing the whistle, I just don't see how these bastards can continue to pull this shit off.
Silver Shield
25th April 2011, 08:36 PM
I have read this story before and I know the end of the story so all of these twists and turns mean nothing.
mrnhtbr2232
25th April 2011, 08:42 PM
The balance seems to be shifting from price to availability (I got the email from APMEX too). Market manipulation gave us an impressive spike last night, but physical silver continues to flee the marketplace into the hands of buyers. My third order today and lots of out of stock and listed availability dates. I'm all in and it's a run for the roses now watching inventory, not price. Let Ag manipulate into the low $40's - it's been mighty generous this year already and we need a good pullback to firm up. Options contracts are not the entire world of silver, and eventually COMEX and all the crooked banks will lose traction. Throw in a very good chance the economy will collapse later this year and I doubt we have anything to worry about in terms of missing a $2 price window buying some ounces.
gunDriller
26th April 2011, 07:56 AM
Obvious blatant marker manipulation going on like we have seen thousands of times before. I don't care if it's up or down they do it at will and clean up from the sidelines either way.
We don't have near enough rope and yes i'm sick of this shit! How can anyone make a business or investment plan when psychos are running the show?
use steel wire instead of rope ?
Ash_Williams
26th April 2011, 09:14 AM
A lot of people had a sell price at 50 or just shy of 50. Myself included.
This is blatant profit taking and the drop shouldn't have been surprising.
I've never seen a market in my life that went straight up in a calm and orderly fashion unless it was manipulated!
DMac
26th April 2011, 09:16 AM
Let's not forget The Bernank is supposed to speak today. Metals have ALWAYS taken a bit of a whoopin prior to him speaking. It's there modus operandi.
Edit - Oops, he is supposed to speak tomorrow, Wednesday. Not today
ximmy
26th April 2011, 12:12 PM
use this time to scrape up an ounce here & there...
Bigjon
26th April 2011, 05:37 PM
Take it easy old steel. The only people getting hurt here are those in paper long positions, AKA suckers. Physical holders need not worry.
Oh hurt me baby, hurt me real bad. I had a spread that paid off 9200 and i'm now staring at 15000 against a 4800 price.
Suck on that!!! :D 8)
Trinity
26th April 2011, 06:11 PM
That "suckers" statement excludes GSUS members Bigjon, I should have added that in. Good going on the winnings!
Bigjon
26th April 2011, 10:02 PM
That "suckers" statement excludes GSUS members Bigjon, I should have added that in. Good going on the winnings!
Thanks, you just gave me a chance to crow a little. Hopefully I won't have to eat any crow, because I do remember the last big runup in silver when AIG was getting out of their short position and I had ten calls worth over 120,000 and ended up with 60,000. The downside is a lot faster than the upside.
mick silver
27th April 2011, 09:53 AM
paper
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