To all you SILVER bulls....

[24KT]

Ok, I know alot of you guys prefer SILVER over GOLD, and mainly because of the price as well as it's profit potential which I cannot deny. One of the reasons I choose not to store my money in silver is because as an industrial consumeable metal, it will be heavily required in the future. Not only for healthcare, medicinal purposes, computers, cell phone, and other electronics etc., but also for eco-projects like solar power generation. Those solar panels use alot of silver. As such, the global banksters who control the majority of silver trades on the planet have massive shorts, and they've indicated there is no way they're allowing the price to raise. We've seen no activity from the CFTC about Andrew McGuire's revelations. in fact, the only real action we've seen on that front, was an assassination attempt on Mcguire shortly thereafter. And then there's the London whale. OY!

For these reasons, I'm staying away from silver as a store of value, far too much volatility, and too much control in the hands of just a few, ...but as a possible investment, there may be a few game changers in the mix.

Anyone care to throw in their thoughts about the new Shanghai Futures Exchange's new Silver future trades, set to begin tomorrow? ... and the potential impact it might have both on liquidity, reducing volatility, or at long last... true price discovery?

[Fury]

How the fuck is this politics related? FUCK OFF.

[24KT]

How the fuck is this politics related? FUCK OFF.

Well then please allow me to explain it to you.

Wall Street Bankers, control the NYSE, NASDAQ, COMEX, and they own the politicians

Having a separate exchange not controlled by wall street, might impact both Wall Street's and "The City's" ability to influence and manipulate. Do you see how it is related now?

Do you have an opinion on how the new exchange in Shanghai might impact silver?
Of course you don't. How could I even expect such a thing when you couldn't even see how it was politically related. 

Howard Roark, would you care to weigh in, ...or even Neuro if he still even posts here anymore. 333386 even?

[Fury]

Well then please allow me to explain it to you.

Wall Street Bankers, control the NYSE, NASDAQ, COMEX, and they own the politicians

Having a separate exchange not controlled by wall street, might impact both Wall Street's and "The City's" ability to influence and manipulate. Do you see how it is related now?

Do you have an opinion on how the new exchange in Shanghai might impact silver?
Of course you don't. How could I even expect such a thing when you couldn't even see how it was politically related. 

Howard Roark, would you care to weigh in, ...or even Neuro if he still even posts here anymore. 333386 even?

So it belongs on the CT board.

For a stupid, lazy-eyed bitch you really do seem to think the world of yourself. For such a "smart" woman one would think you'd be pulling down 10 figure paydays at a hedge fund but instead you bounce from various scam to scam conning unsuspecting individuals out of their money.

Keep up the good work, genius. 

[avxo]

One of the reasons I choose not to store my money in silver is because as an industrial consumeable metal, it will be heavily required in the future. Not only for healthcare, medicinal purposes, computers, cell phone, and other electronics etc., but also for eco-projects like solar power generation. Those solar panels use alot of silver.

Gold is also heavily used: It's an excellent reflector of electromagnetic radiation - especially in the infrared part of the spectrum - and is used in aerospace applications. It's also very highly conductive and corrosion resistant and used a lot in the manufacture of high-performance electronics. It's used a lot in dentistry, for crowns and bridges, and has other biomedical applications because it is biologically inert.

So one of the reasons you choose to not store your money in silver is also one of the reasons why you should choose to not store your money in gold.

As such, the global banksters who control the majority of silver trades on the planet have massive shorts, and they've indicated there is no way they're allowing the price to raise.

How will they prevent the price from moving higher, especially if supplies are tight and the demand is as high as you suggest? A hot commodity, that's heavily required, not only for "healthcare, medicinal purposes, computers, cell phone, and other electronics etc., but also for eco-projects like solar power generation," is sure to command a high price. It's simple economics: if there's a lot of demand for something - and you assert there is - the price goes up.

For these reasons, I'm staying away from silver as a store of value, far too much volatility, and too much control in the hands of just a few, ...but as a possible investment, there may be a few game changers in the mix.

All of the above reasons, which you say apply to silver and make it a bad store of value, apply at least equally to gold (if not more). But here you are, allegedly hoarding gold, and peddling it for others too hoard too.