En el comentario que hace Lucero de Jarvi, nos comenta que los banksters se han tirado a la piscina hundiendo el joro y la platis, a la espera de la intervención mañana de Berni anunciando alguna forma de darle a la print :
:, pero como no les salga bien... :rolleye:
I'm DayStar with the Wednesday Harvey Organ report. Oh, somewhere bands are playing, and somewhere children shout, but there is no joy in Mudville; mighty AuAgacy has struck out! A 104 buck smack down in one day! Of course, it was just market forces Riiiiight!
Harvey thinks that the banksters staged a mega raid on gold and silver in preparation for Berneke's Jackson Hole speech this Friday. If Berneke does not announce some form of QEIII, the markets will tank because they have been rising in anticipation of Berneke's put. Because the bankers mega-raided today, Harvey thinks Berneke will punt on QEIII, the markets will tank, and gold and silver will do a "To da moon, Alice! To da moon!" So the banksters staged a mega raid to tank the PMs so the metals will have a much longer way to run to get back to where they were.
Harvey, there is another angle on this banker short position that you have not discussed. If you look solely at the banker positions on the gold and silver shorts, there is no way for them to avoid getting slaughtered. The raids in gold and silver are a net loss to them, probably every time, even though they cover at the bottom a large number of shorts they generate on the way down. However, they can make money on options, because they know what they will do, and the naked shorts they created on the miner stocks from having suppressed the miner prices can then be covered for cheap at the depths of the raid.
Looking at the whole picture, they make a nice gain in the aggregate, plus it lets them pick up physical at a bargain, and they are also, of course, the lynch pin in the Fed's money printing scheme. Knowing what to buy and when to sell is the winning story in this whole thing.
Since the bankers call the shots, they know when to buy and when to sell. If the markets are fixing to run up this Friday, then today's volume makes sense. They probably covered mega short positions today, and picked up a huge pile of longs so they can profit from the launch of gold and silver Friday. The net volume on these last two days saw more "gold" change hands on Comex than is mined in a year on on the whole earth, and Comex is not the largest gold exchange. The LBMA carries that honor.
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