Today we will try to explain the operations of the manipulations, the reasons why the price of gold and silver is driven down, and how we could stop this manipulation.
Absolutely nothing of what is happening right now in the gold and silver markets is linked to fundamentals. The law of supply and demand is largely disregarded as a factor in the price discovery mechanism.
Crashes are orchestrated on a regular basis which does not reflect the extremely tense situation of the physical gold and silver markets. The paper spot price is manipulated and fictitious, and it does not reflect the true value of precious metals.
We also know that governments in general and the U.S. in particular, always get involved in all kinds of markets. Why, then, would they not get involved in precious metals? Central banks regularly intervene in the currency of each nation. So it is not unreasonable to imagine that they would try to manipulate the gold and silver market too.
How does the manipulation of the gold and silver prices function?
These naked short sales, lower prices to trigger sell orders that automatically lead individuals to sell their assets after their loss limit is reached.
In addition to these sales, clearly intended to lower the price of gold and silver, brokerages and large investment banks regularly announce via their propaganda machines that hedge funds and institutional investors were ready to sell their positions on gold. The purpose of these announcements is to encourage individual investors to sell gold before the big players.
Is there any concrete evidence of this manipulation?
Yes, for example, on Friday April 12, 500 tons of paper gold, 16 million ounces of gold were sold on the COMEX in a single day. What happens when more than 500 tons of gold are offered for sale in one shot on the market? You guessed it, it substantially lowers prices.
Who has the ability to sell the equivalent of 500 tons of gold in the market for an amount representing $ 24.8 billion (16 million ounces of gold, or about 15% of the world’s annual gold production)? Who would own such stock in the unlikely case, delivery requests on these short sales were to occur? Moreover, nobody would sell such an amount of gold at once, such a sale would normally occur progressively to avoid a collapse, thus limiting losses. In this case, the sell off caused the loss of more than 1.168 billion dollars during the operation. Who can afford to lose so much money? Only a central bank that can create money at will.
What are the objectives of this manipulation?
The orchestrated lower price of gold and silver is a sign that the authorities are afraid of not being able to control the events to come, unless there remains a strong confidence in the dollar.
How can we stop this manipulation?
Unless the authorities are in possession of the physical metal to cover these naked short sales, they could be faced with delivery requests. And if they could not cover these short sales with physical metal, their manipulations would be exposed.
Manipulations can last as long as investors buy paper gold and silver instead of physical metal. Physical gold can not be printed. But the paper gold and silver can be printed to infinity. Investors, who buy paper gold and silver, hoping that its price will increase, invest against their own interests. “There’s a sucker born every minute”, to borrow a quote from P. T. Barnum. Fortunately the markets are running out of suckers as an increasing demand for physical delivery is taking place.
Note that the CFTC, the supposed law enforcement in charge of regulating derivatives, allows select market participants in taking huge and concentrated positions that disrupt the mechanism of price discovery. The manipulation of gold and silver could not take place if the CFTC properly regulated the derivatives.
So as the old saying goes,