2016-05-25sprottmoney.com

In the real world, the quantity of investment dollars going into silver is roughly parallel to the quantity of dollars going into gold. Had a similar ratio of investor dollars entered the bankers "paper bullion" markets the price of silver would have had to rise roughly 20 times faster/higher than the price of gold during this supposed rally.

The notion, in this "precious metals rally", that no one was buying silver is patently absurd. The price of silver during most of this fake-rally wasn't merely improbable, it was impossible.

... the Big Bank crime syndicate remains totally in control of what we call our "markets" (for lack of a better word). Currency prices remain fixed (rigged). Equity market prices remain fixed (rigged). Bond market prices remain fixed (rigged). Are we to believe that the banksters simply 'forgot' to continue their precious metals price-fixing -- even as the mainstream media was shouting the word "rally" at the top of its lungs?

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The current eight-year, bubble-and-crash cycle manufactured by the Big Banks is nearing its end. When this Next Crash is detonated, this crime syndicate obviously doesn't want precious metals to stand out as "safe havens" -- as all of their corrupt, paper assets are plunging in value. The problem: with gold and silver already at rock-bottom prices at the beginning of 2016, it would have been very difficult to crash those markets (along with everything else). Thus the banksters need to march gold and silver prices higher, to some modest level, before they were set up to be crashed along with all other asset classes.



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