Do any of you Folks get the Free Morgan Silver Newsletter ?

[gunDriller]

I would like to obtain the Morgan newsletters for April 2011.

Does anybody have emails that they would be willing to share ?

I hope that's not a violation of anything.

To compensate, I will add a link to David's website -

http://www.silver-investor.com/


Anyway, I would like to find out what David was telling his subscribers in that time period.

According to Dan Norcini, one of the key things that was visible before silver's descent from $49 was the possible/ probable closing out of a lot of short positions. Obviously at great expense to JPMorgan, but I'm sure the US Gov. compensates them handsomely for it.

April 2011 is when the silver market became very enthusiastic.

http://www.kitco.com/LFgif//agapr11.gif

However, anyone holding physical then could basically sell a 100 ounce bar and buy back 150 ounces when silver got to $33. From the point of view of accumulation, that was a winner.

I did not have the means to do this (god-damn fvcking boat burglar !) but, it was just something I was thinking about.


I think many of us were wondering if we were seeing a climb to $60 or $70 this go-around.

Anyway, if anybody subscribes to Morgan and could share those 4 emails, I'd really appreciate it ! ;D

[Ponce]

I for one never follow any of them anymore......they are all Johnny Come Late and all write the same thing but in different ways....................I trust Ponce more who is now sitting back and smiling ;D

[gunDriller]

I for one never follow any of them anymore......they are all Johnny Come Late and all write the same thing but in different ways....................I trust Ponce more who is now sitting back and smiling ;D


did you know that $49 on April 29 (Friday) was the highest weekly close, time to sell ?

i don't mean sell everything, i mean for example selling a 100 ounce bar & buying back 150 ounces when silver gets to $33.

that is much clearer now.

i have a hunch that there are people who knew going into that weekend that the market was, for all practical purposes, at a weekly close that was likely to be the highest weekly close for quite some time, and would be followed by a opportunity to buy back at 30% or more lower.

so, if they knew, if you knew, how did you know ?


obviously, "i don't worry about stuff like that" is a legitimate response, but it doesn't answer the question of how to identify a short-term market top.

i know there's ways to do it. so far all i've seen is the statement by Norcini that he thought it was possible the shorts had managed to cover their contracts and that those positions had been closed out.


if i knew how to read the CFTC open interest reports, to see how many short & long positions were outstanding at the end of that week, Friday March 27, 2011, that would help a lot.

does anybody know how to do that, read the CFTC reports to compare one week's short positions to the next week's ?