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Glsfutrs said:
I been trying to tell folks this for yrs but no one in the (X) political forum would listen except the open minded ones
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Glsfutrs said:
Monty said:If the price of silver drops I will buy, buy, buy! The same thing happened back in the late 70s or 80s when the Hunt brothers in Texas tried to corner the market on silver. They manipulated the devaluation of silver and then tried to buy all there was on the market at low prices. It almost worked but there were too many individual small holders who would not sell. Also the Feds got involved in an investigation. Consequently the Hunt brothers nearly went bankrupt and almost went to jail too, but they somehow managed to escape. I don't remember all the details or how it was done, but it sounds all too familiar. Monty
lgadbois said:Silver investing is a bad deal. The little investor has no way of dealing with the illegal manipulations that are going on in the silver market. There are all sorts of scams.
Morgan Stanley was selling silver bullion to their investors, and charging for storage. The problem was they didn't buy the bullion, and they never stored any either. They finally got caught. Without any admission of guilt they paid a fine. In my opinion, the skunks should be doing hard time in one of our prisons.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has not been enforcing commodity laws either. And guess who was in charge when the big abuses started? The same Mary Schapiro that later took charge of the NASD, and FINRA, and now is the Chairperson of the Security & Exchange Commission. During her terms with all three organizations she did not regulate and enforce the laws. Big time oil trading abuses started when she was at the CFTC. Phil Gramm didn't help when he passed the "Enron loophole" that allowed ICE and Dubai oil trading terminals to be used without regulation in the U.S. During Mary Schapiro's term with the NASD and FINRA, she ignored complaints that B. Madoff was running a Ponzie Scheme. It wouldn't have been discovered if Madoff hadn't run out of new investors.