ivan salis
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Re: Silver Manipulation? You don't say! How low exactly can it go?
uping margin levels (% of contract's worth that must be paid "upfront" in cash to back the future contract) drives out the small players --who typically go "long" or bet that the price will go up -- when margins are raised it forces small time players "out" since they can not easily come up with the additional cash to back their long positions -- this in effect "pushes" them out of the market causing the price to fall benifieting the "big money" short(prices will fall) players -- and since the --big money folks sit on the boards that control the setting of the contracts margin % -- its like playing poker where a big time wealthy player gives marked cards to a other wize straight dealer to play the game with --- its a "rigged game" from the get go since the wealthy can "up margin" % wize as they like since they can afford to "back" their action .--- classical --the wealthy hand that controls the throttle (via margin % amounts needed to "play" the game ) they fix who can "afford" to play the game and when --thus controlling how fast or slow the markets raise and fall.
lower margins -- more "players" --drives up demand -----prices raise
raise margins ---less players ---cools off the market --prices drop
not rocket science folks.
uping margin levels (% of contract's worth that must be paid "upfront" in cash to back the future contract) drives out the small players --who typically go "long" or bet that the price will go up -- when margins are raised it forces small time players "out" since they can not easily come up with the additional cash to back their long positions -- this in effect "pushes" them out of the market causing the price to fall benifieting the "big money" short(prices will fall) players -- and since the --big money folks sit on the boards that control the setting of the contracts margin % -- its like playing poker where a big time wealthy player gives marked cards to a other wize straight dealer to play the game with --- its a "rigged game" from the get go since the wealthy can "up margin" % wize as they like since they can afford to "back" their action .--- classical --the wealthy hand that controls the throttle (via margin % amounts needed to "play" the game ) they fix who can "afford" to play the game and when --thus controlling how fast or slow the markets raise and fall.
lower margins -- more "players" --drives up demand -----prices raise
raise margins ---less players ---cools off the market --prices drop
not rocket science folks.
