Can a herd of sheep turn against their master ?
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Wouldn't it be great if you could stock up on silver bullion, coins, or even a few silver options and not have to worry too much about someone else moving the market against you in order to scare you out of your trade and out of any potential of making a few bucks from trading ?
There is no such thing as market manipulation, you say !
I beg to differ. I believe, like many others, that there are traders who have super large accounts who are ready to muscle their way through the markets. One common term to define manipulative action in any market is " cornered market ". When a party or a group has enough investment power in any sector or stock or cuurency they have the power to move the price of that financial instrument.
Silver manipulation is not a story isolated to 2008 or 2012. Back in the 1970's the Hunt brother's tried to corner the silver market and found out the hard way that investors, no matter how rich they are, can lose billions trading aggressively.
Today it is suspected that much of the volatility in the silver market is part of a collusion scheme involving only a few parties. Without naming names let us just say that their initials are JPMC and HSBC.
This series of post looks at the potential of turning the table on anyone who would try to control the price of silver. The entire premise of this series is based on the fact that silver will always be worth more than nothing. Silver is not fiat.
Silver can be bought and sold but when those buy and sell orders are not managed properly they more often than not empower people who manipulate the silver market for their own profitable ends.
Stop hunters seem to love to chase over leveraged accounts that are in danger of being forced into foreclosure by the dreaded margin call.
Is it wrong or immoral for such powerful brokers or financial houses to trade that way ?
Probably not. They are simply playing the game.
To beat them at this game, " we the sheep " have to start thinking like " they, the wolves ".
How can a herd of sheep beat a master or a wolf dressed in sheep's clothing when this master is out to manipulate the silver market, or any market.?
That is where we go next with this series..........
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Trading is risky business....read the warnings before investing real funds. We only suggest this approach as an educational exercise that might wake up the rest of the world who compete against the few who would love to manipulate us all into pastures of doom.
Look back for the next installment at a later date.


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