/SEF/ SILVER WAR EDITION

Sneed sells feed and seed, which is completely normal. Chuck, on the other hand, sells fuck and suck.

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>organic silver thread
>glowie has to tell other glowies it's monitored because they didn't create it
kek sad

can you explain the chart and what does the scribbled out part say please thanks

>can you explain the chart and what does the scribbled out part say please thanks

>Economists gauge the health of fiat paper by the selling price of silver and gold
>if silver and gold are "cheap" it means people have faith in their fiat paper
>if silver and gold are getting more expensive, it means people are starting to cash in their paper for actual valuable things
>the Federal Reserve figured out this one neat trick to prop up the value of their own Federal Reserve Notes
>They get their cousins at the Comex (Commodities Exchange) to sell IOUs of silver back and forth to each other at a lower price than the market would otherwise reflect
>So much of the "silver" being traded is just these paper IOUs that it drags down the spot price of actual physical silver (the comex doesn't make a distinction between real silver and theoretical silver that only exists on paper)
>In order to keep the scam going, they have to keep presenting silver as cheap and plentiful
>this gives unruly goyim a chance to trade their rapidly-devaluing fiat paper for silver
>after the Federal Reserve Note is replaced with a new fiat currency, silver and gold will be revalued at a higher price, as they always are when a dying fiat currency is replaced with a fresh one

Now, as we can see from the Comex's daily admitted numbers seen here:
cmegroup.com/delivery_reports/Silver_stocks.xls

The Comex is losing silver faster than they can restock. Keep in mind that there is a big difference between "registered" and "eligible" silver. Registered silver is actual silver that really exists in the real world. "Eligible" silver is silver that exists on paper, but may or may not exist in the real world. Imagine if you and nine other people all shared possession of the same silver bar, but claimed that your group actually owned 10 silver bars because they all claim ownership of the same bar. That's about how the paper silver scam works.

The number says 55.7 million oz in registered

vault totals over time.
>what does the scribbled out part say please thanks
registered

iirc wasn't like over 200 tons moved out of the vaults over 2 months?

recently* like past two months

remember kids, grease your zerk fittings.

>iirc wasn't like over 200 tons moved out of the vaults over 2 months?
The comex claims to be purchasing an entire year's supply of produced silver every week.

>The comex claims to be purchasing an entire year's supply of produced silver every week.
i have serious doubts.

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There's no doubt that they're making the claim lol

hahaha
>makes you wonder why they are making the claim.

The entire spot-price scam relies on the public perception of silver as being worthless and infinitely plentiful.