Are Market Events A Cover For Silver Manipulation?

[Copper Catcher]

http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/326165/ ... lation.htm

I know I am beating a dead horse here but still.....

[SilverDragon72]

A dead horse? Nah. I think articles like these are quite informative. I like Mike Maloney's Goldsilver.com website. I've also read one of his books. I would expand my silver and or gold holdings big time if I could afford to. I do believe that one day our Fiat currency will fail, and people should be prepared for it.

[rsk1963]

A dead horse? Nah. I think articles like these are quite informative. I like Mike Maloney's Goldsilver.com website. I've also read one of his books. I would expand my silver and or gold holdings big time if I could afford to. I do believe that one day our Fiat currency will fail, and people should be prepared for it.

+1

[fb101]

Beat away.
In a word, yes -
especially in an election year.

[everything]

“All manipulations fail. When you try to suppress the price on something it becomes less profitable to produce over time. Then shortages develop because there is less and less production. And eventually the free market will overwhelm the market and the price suddenly spikes,” said Mike Maloney

It's kind of hard to understand this fully, doesn't mining need to ramp up to current prices yet? Price suppression might be yesterdays news as the mining cycle respond accordingly.