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Friday, November 12, 2010

Here's How to Stop Market Manipulation and Show Too Big To Fail Banks Like JP Morgan Who Is Boss


Leading economists and financial experts say that our economy cannot recover until the too big to fails are broken up. See this and this. The giant banks have been sucking money out of the real economy and making us all poorer. But the government is refusing to even rein in the mega-banks, let alone break them up.

One of the too big to fails - JP Morgan - manipulates the silver market. See this, this, this, this and this.

According to the National Inflation Association, JP Morgan is “short 30,000 silver contracts representing 150 million ounces of silver. This is one of the largest concentrated short positions in the history of all commodities, representing 31% of all open COMEX silver contracts.” This could leave JP Morgan exposed if people go out and buy physical silver in large numbers.

Mike Krieger and Max Keiser have an idea for attacking the weak underbelly of the seemingly invincible too big to fail banks and market manipulators ... all at the same time.

Specifically, they say that if everyone buys just 1 ounce of silver, it will force JP Morgan - a giant manipulator of the silver market - to cover its short positions, and drive it out of business.

Watch these short videos for an explanation:


Silver is way down today, so it is a perfect time to buy.

Disclaimer: I'm not an investment adviser and this should not be considered investment advice.

25 comments:

  1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwQlmIdlVIc&feature=player_embedded

    Lets crash JP Morgan, I bought 3 Oz. for under $100 you can buy at least 1! And please comment on my video about this topic!

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  2. You do not think the short signal that SP500 is back to at least the 1172,
    and that there is an important point.
    look my chart
    http://mcclinbeursanalyse.blogspot.com/

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  3. I'd like JP Morgan to short more silver and drive the price lower so that I can buy more silver at a lower price. Thanks for what you've done so far, JP, you can pay the piper later.

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  4. In the past couple months silver has been a great investment. It is good to have an annualized return so far of over 200% and be nailing the coffin of JP Morgan. Not only a good investment but tangible property. Bullion Direct is the cheapest I have found so far and no problems with the company.

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  5. I agree with Conrad....

    "I'd like JP Morgan to short more silver and drive the price lower so that I can buy more silver at a lower price. Thanks for what you've done so far, JP, you can pay the piper later. "

    ...and after I am fully stocked... BAMMM let JPM rot!

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  6. It would be cool if Max could set up a site in which people could register when and how much silver they bought. By accessing the site anyone could see in real time the number of people who had purchased as well as the aggregate total of these purchases. We'd know how much more needed to be purchased for the idea to become a reality.

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  7. It is true that J.P Morgan and others on Wall Street manipulate the silver and gold market, if a million people bought one ounce of physical silver, they would be screwed.

    I am a silver bullion investor for the reason that as our fiat currency falls in value, the spot price value of silver increases.

    Maybe I can help by explaining for those who are beginners, how easy it is to buy silver bullion from your local coin dealer and what you should know to make the transition of your savings from fiat currency to silver bullion.

    I buy Silver bullion because it comes in rounds or in bars. I generally buy the one once rounds and I check for three things. The bullion round (or bar) must be clearly marked as one ounce and be .999 pure silver and have a knurled edge. I never buy collectors coins.

    There are many different designs and logos from the one ounce certified dies. If the bar or round weighs an ounce, it is silver. There is little chance that a silver round could be a fake and be made of molybdenum (same weight). The only fake silver rounds that I have heard of are the Chinese Panda and a few silver Eagles. Large silver bars have a potential for being a fake.

    I have three coin dealers and a pawn shop in my area. One charges .50 over spot price and the others range from a dollar to a buck and a quarter to $2.25 over the silver spot price. I buy my silver after the stock market has closed and the price of silver for that day is set.

    I ask to look at their silver bullion rounds and they produce a tray with one once rounds and bars. I inquire what the spot price of silver is and they tell me what I already know, than I ask them how much they charge in premium over spot (I try to lead them with a dollar) I buy once a month and the dealers premium can change from one month to the next.

    Shop around, the silver bullion comes and goes from these shops and sometimes they are out. Recently, I bought silver rounds from the Pawn Shop dealer. Everyone else was out of silver rounds and the Pawn dealer had plenty of rounds but he wanted $2.25 in premium. As soon as he realized that I would buy a couple of hundred dollars worth, he dropped the premium down to $1.25 and made the deal.

    So there you have it, spot price plus dealer premium. I prefer the dealer to write down the individual price so that I can track what I paid for the pieces. If I am selling silver bullion to the dealer, the process is the same and I pay another premium of a dollar and quarter. The spot price of silver will have to raise above $2.50 the current spot price before I will break even. The thing is, in time, the silver will increase in value and the fiat currency that I paid will be losing value.

    Silver Eagles can also be bought at spot price and at a higher premium of $2.25 but its return in value is higher by a dollar. Either way, both are a good survival investment and can be bartered at spot price nearly everywhere.

    Nearly everyone has a coin jar that contains worthless fiat coins primarily made of zinc. If you redeemed the coins and bought two silver bullion rounds, your savings would increase in value.

    I hope this encourages people to buy a few pieces of the “Poor mans Gold” and squeeze J.P. Morgan and company like they squeeze us. I expect my physical possession of silver and gold to be very important in the Depression years to come.

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  8. I made the mistake of not buying when it was $23.00, Not making the same mistake twice. Adding 40 oz this week-end!!

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  9. Hi All, We have been buying silver by the 100oz bar for years. Please aquire as much as you can over the next two weeks so we can have the strongest possible affect on JP and "Da Boyz".
    This is a grand political statement "by the people" and very possibly The investment oppertunity of a life time!!

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  10. After years of buying silver and asking all my friends to do the same I ask everyone now to help this project go. This is a chance to act "By the people, For the people" to make a statement to "Da Boyz" they will never forget.

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  12. remember ,remember the month of november,when jp morgan fell in 2010.it is our duty to defend against all enemies foriegn and domestic.ironicly the company that made fortunes during the great depression by manipulating markets is going to be slain by is't own sword during the grand depression .lets show Keizer the AMERICAN SPIRIT. please buy as much silver bullion as possible my fellow patriots,while it's still a right not a privelidge. God's speed

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  13. Let's All Buy between 1 and 10oz.of Silver (Physical Delivery) on December 7th to coincide with the "Pan-European Bank Mutiny Day" which is asking Europeans to withdraw Money from their banks.

    http://www.zerohedge.com/article/december-7-unofficial-pan-european-bank-mutiny-day

    Just 10 Million Americans @$400.00 each equals
    $4,000,000,000,000

    Now If We Could only Figure out a way to withdraw it ONLY from JP Morgan/Chase

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  14. OK, I like the idea (well actually I'm with those who want them to keep shorting for a while until I'm "fully stocked," whatever that is)... but my question is this:

    Don't you think JPM and the other short players are nimble enough to see when the writing is on the wall, and at a moment of their choosing, switch from short to long en masse? And then profit from a huge move up?

    Someone with a better understanding of COMEX could enlighten us on that possibility.

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  15. Yes, with pleasure! We should hang these guys on a tree like people did in the past with guys who have stolen horses. I hope the will fail and all will go to jail. But we know, Obama with his mafia around (Goldman Sachs Gang) will rescue them again. At least we should try. I will buy a lot of Silver!

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  16. I bought 5 oz after hearing Max Keiser on the Alex Jones show. It was something I know I should have done sooner, but when Max explained how it could screw JPM at the same time I made my purchase that afternoon.

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  17. Got in at $11 while working construction. My boss suggested silver (which he bought for a couple bucks an oz. after the 1980 Hunt Bro. spike) but I kept telling myself; "Ill do it tomorrow" I wish I had listened to him back then @ $6.00.... but never made a move until the $11 mark. Oh well. Guess it's better than $25.... For any of you that wants to wait the way I did. You may not get in until it's at $75 or better. You might want to jump in NOW.....

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  18. Crash JPMorgan Buy Silver
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoQnXx1DmzE

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  19. This short position existed when the price was $18/oz. At $28/oz they may have covered quite a bit and we may all getting excited over nothing.

    anish poojara

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  20. JP Morgan makes money manipulating/gyrating the paper price of Silver & paper SLV ETF (as custodians of supposed unverifiable silver in there- Probably Silver coated Molybars)...

    Just remember SILVER KEEPS GOING UP!!! About 3X Percentage Increases of GOLD on typical days...

    BUY PHYSICAL SILVER ON THE DIPS & YOU CAN'T LOSE!!! When the masses of sheeple Awaken, JP Morgan & other Big Ben Bernie Bankster$ can be crushed, and WE THE PEOPLE will be holding the REAL MONEY!!! Remember, PHYSICAL SILVER is in extremely short supply and ever increasing industrial & investment demand...

    HAPPY INVESTING!!!

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  21. I just took 16,000 Oz of physical silver off the market for 20 years.

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  22. Hi all,
    I’ve just set up a forum deidcated to the viral campiagn at http://www.crashjpmorganbuysilver.eu Come on over and give your tuppence worth. Lets snowball this thing!

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  23. Eminem team-up with Bob Chapman against JP MORGAN
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JjiqWQbN5s

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  24. Writing in a way to represent the free coinage of Silver around the turn of the 20th century, L. Frank Baum originally wrote in his classic book the The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, of Dorothy Gale's "Silver" slippers. Most folks have not ever heard of such a thing, though for the times Silver slippers were not considered politically correct after all this the era when the central banksters were making ready their plans to co op the American banking system with their phony and fraudulent fractional reserve ponzi schemes. If you doubt, then look it up for yourselves and learn why the banksters do not want Silver to find its way home in America.

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  25. got a nice graphic for jp here:

    http://anarcho-capitalist.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/crash-jp-morgan-buy-silver.jpg

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