When fiscal credibility, term premia, and discretionary monetary regimes collide, price discovery doesn’t get smoother — it gets violent, much more violent…
It was not organic it was a JP Morgan silver heist using the same illegal paper fraud manipulation they employed from 2008 to 2016 and paid a huge fine for. Here is how they did it: https://elliottmiddleton.substack.com/p/update-on-silver
I swear that I said that move was not random. Ya right in the Articles Title!
I was aware of JP Morgan's involvement in the 2008 financial parade however I was not aware to the extent of what you just shared with me and I appreciate that very much. Have a blessed rest of your day.
I also saw that GP Morgan had sold all of their short positions and had gone totally long on Silver I think that was back in November or October so I would be surprised if it was them who managed to accumulate enough silver so then dump it on the market took cause a huge flash crash and cause other people's accounts to get liquidated.
I won't touch any leverage right now unless it's like a 2x ETF Because If I had just five percent leverage On my positions My entire portfolio would have been wiped out!
And managed to Sneak Away for most of last week without Any losses until Friday hit and we had Massive sell-off and liquidation event.
It's all good though made the back three quarters of what they took from me yesterday and I'm sure by the end of the week I will have taken more out of the market than they took out of my pocket!
On Friday, JPMorgan executed a striking move in the silver market, closing roughly 3.17 million ounces of short positions at the exact low point of a sharp sell-off. At the same time, all 633 delivery notices tied to that session’s silver contracts were issued at a settlement price of $78.29 per ounce—the day’s bottom. ⚡
The precision of the timing has sparked debate across trading desks. Such positioning during extreme volatility amplified losses for some participants while leaving the bank advantageously placed as prices stabilized. Given the highly leveraged, paper-heavy structure of futures markets—where many contracts can exist for each physical ounce—moves of this scale can quickly cascade into margin calls and forced liquidations. 💥
Key takeaway for investors: precious metals like gold and silver continue to attract long-term interest as stores of value, but short-term price action can be intense, especially when major institutions shift positions. Risk management and discipline remain essential in volatile commodity markets. 📊✨
It was not organic it was a JP Morgan silver heist using the same illegal paper fraud manipulation they employed from 2008 to 2016 and paid a huge fine for. Here is how they did it: https://elliottmiddleton.substack.com/p/update-on-silver
I swear that I said that move was not random. Ya right in the Articles Title!
I was aware of JP Morgan's involvement in the 2008 financial parade however I was not aware to the extent of what you just shared with me and I appreciate that very much. Have a blessed rest of your day.
I also saw that GP Morgan had sold all of their short positions and had gone totally long on Silver I think that was back in November or October so I would be surprised if it was them who managed to accumulate enough silver so then dump it on the market took cause a huge flash crash and cause other people's accounts to get liquidated.
I won't touch any leverage right now unless it's like a 2x ETF Because If I had just five percent leverage On my positions My entire portfolio would have been wiped out!
And managed to Sneak Away for most of last week without Any losses until Friday hit and we had Massive sell-off and liquidation event.
It's all good though made the back three quarters of what they took from me yesterday and I'm sure by the end of the week I will have taken more out of the market than they took out of my pocket!
I found someone else with a very similar view!
🚨 Silver Market Shock: JPMorgan’s Perfectly Timed Exit, Raises Eyebrows 🪙📉
On Friday, JPMorgan executed a striking move in the silver market, closing roughly 3.17 million ounces of short positions at the exact low point of a sharp sell-off. At the same time, all 633 delivery notices tied to that session’s silver contracts were issued at a settlement price of $78.29 per ounce—the day’s bottom. ⚡
The precision of the timing has sparked debate across trading desks. Such positioning during extreme volatility amplified losses for some participants while leaving the bank advantageously placed as prices stabilized. Given the highly leveraged, paper-heavy structure of futures markets—where many contracts can exist for each physical ounce—moves of this scale can quickly cascade into margin calls and forced liquidations. 💥
Key takeaway for investors: precious metals like gold and silver continue to attract long-term interest as stores of value, but short-term price action can be intense, especially when major institutions shift positions. Risk management and discipline remain essential in volatile commodity markets. 📊✨
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