To me, the silver market is fun and funny
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2011 7:25 amNot funny "ha-ha", just funny.
We do a very solid climb from the 33 dollar area, mess about in the 40 dollar on strength, and then sell off a $1.50 as of this writing, mid 38.
i don't fret when we sell off a buck and a half, because i have no dealings in futures, and i rather think its healthy. i still havent figured out, what the endgame is, for those powerful commercial interests have, in suppressing the price of silver.
i have an IDEAL what it is, and just humor me a bit; lets say you have a big line to wield, and you're thinking out multi year, or even in a decade long time frame...ok? and lets say, you want to accumulate a LOT of the given market.
the natural inclination would be to slash and burn and hit every offer in sight, right?.....well, thats the wrong way, at least in the early and intermediate stages of accumulation, and i do believe that these large commercial interests dont WANT to suppress Silver prices, i believe they want to accumulate Silver...in the long run.
the way you start a long accumulation, when your a 2,000 pound elephant is by zagging instead of zigging, meaning you keep pounding this market short, in the BEGININNG.....and why i say "begininng", i'm talking 10 years prior.
still with me? ok. remember when Buffett got long Silver at 4.75 something?...and then took profit at 9?...for him, it was an in-n-out thing, but the large 'shorts' are in the long pull, and craven as they might be, they are not dumb.
you use your shortpositions, this pounding of the market to reveal the depth and strength of support, and then you use your covering as "cheap" support....its just a test to see how strong the market really is, in essence you just keep whittling down your short position, to the day you can really start to bid and accumulate.
for years now, hammering longs in Silver has been a great profit center for well heeled commercial interests but lately theres peril in doing this, they recognize it. they could NOT pull this in Gold...too thick and too many nation states involved, but silver is thin.
Here's what i believe, the major banks really want to and are GOING TO BE LONG physical silver, because their endgame, once FRN's get ..diminished, is to pull some sort of entreaty to TPTB, to make private ownership of PM's illegal, that it be a nation to nation market.....no private citizens allowed.
i agree with my dear friend Ray...ultimately silver at 1000 an ounce, and that we must be very quiet, no more pics, no more tales of 'scores' and finds....engage in operational security...loose lips, sink ships.
this tentative agreement between the President and the gang of six towards a 10 year, 4 trln dollar budget deficit is a good thing, what it might do for you, me our families is buy us time till 2013 to further buttress any and all storm preps.
might.
therefore i think it prudent that we slightly change our ways and get really cool about the depth of our dealings.
just think operational security always....i'm not talking about paranoia, or fear....i'm talking about operating just like the major players do. they dont detail their dealings, or MO's, they just do their thing.
so lets do ours....just some thoughts.
We do a very solid climb from the 33 dollar area, mess about in the 40 dollar on strength, and then sell off a $1.50 as of this writing, mid 38.
i don't fret when we sell off a buck and a half, because i have no dealings in futures, and i rather think its healthy. i still havent figured out, what the endgame is, for those powerful commercial interests have, in suppressing the price of silver.
i have an IDEAL what it is, and just humor me a bit; lets say you have a big line to wield, and you're thinking out multi year, or even in a decade long time frame...ok? and lets say, you want to accumulate a LOT of the given market.
the natural inclination would be to slash and burn and hit every offer in sight, right?.....well, thats the wrong way, at least in the early and intermediate stages of accumulation, and i do believe that these large commercial interests dont WANT to suppress Silver prices, i believe they want to accumulate Silver...in the long run.
the way you start a long accumulation, when your a 2,000 pound elephant is by zagging instead of zigging, meaning you keep pounding this market short, in the BEGININNG.....and why i say "begininng", i'm talking 10 years prior.
still with me? ok. remember when Buffett got long Silver at 4.75 something?...and then took profit at 9?...for him, it was an in-n-out thing, but the large 'shorts' are in the long pull, and craven as they might be, they are not dumb.
you use your shortpositions, this pounding of the market to reveal the depth and strength of support, and then you use your covering as "cheap" support....its just a test to see how strong the market really is, in essence you just keep whittling down your short position, to the day you can really start to bid and accumulate.
for years now, hammering longs in Silver has been a great profit center for well heeled commercial interests but lately theres peril in doing this, they recognize it. they could NOT pull this in Gold...too thick and too many nation states involved, but silver is thin.
Here's what i believe, the major banks really want to and are GOING TO BE LONG physical silver, because their endgame, once FRN's get ..diminished, is to pull some sort of entreaty to TPTB, to make private ownership of PM's illegal, that it be a nation to nation market.....no private citizens allowed.
i agree with my dear friend Ray...ultimately silver at 1000 an ounce, and that we must be very quiet, no more pics, no more tales of 'scores' and finds....engage in operational security...loose lips, sink ships.
this tentative agreement between the President and the gang of six towards a 10 year, 4 trln dollar budget deficit is a good thing, what it might do for you, me our families is buy us time till 2013 to further buttress any and all storm preps.
might.
therefore i think it prudent that we slightly change our ways and get really cool about the depth of our dealings.
just think operational security always....i'm not talking about paranoia, or fear....i'm talking about operating just like the major players do. they dont detail their dealings, or MO's, they just do their thing.
so lets do ours....just some thoughts.
