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BUY PHYSICAL SILVER!

This isn't just a squeeze to fuck over the banks, it's much more than that.

First stage is just that; a supply/demand based squeeze to expose and squeeze the everliving brains out of the paper shorts. A scarcely available with paper contracts (futures and trusts like SLV) that depend on physical delivery/holding of the underlying.

What happens come futures expiration when people want delivery? 5,000oz per contract... gotta find physical somewhere! oh, and one share of SLV is equivalent to one share in trust at a JPM bank...

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In response Doq Holliday to his Publication

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In response 17Commentary 17C to his Publication

so now you have institutions who are heavy short in either futures, futures options, SLV, or some other paper vehicle which has an underlying physical component to it. The moment people come looking to redeem/take delivery, the squeeze begins. and the less physical that's available on the market, we find a liquidity crisis that FORCES bidding.

Paper contracts will default and force banks to close other positions to raise capital to cover. causes a broad market liquidity crisis as assets are force sold at or below ask to get out and raise cash.

*not financial advice
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In response 17Commentary 17C to his Publication

the other thing this does is get REAL money in the hands of the common folk. a massive price spike (in USD, which ultimately won't matter) will result in a positive environment to introduce all of the repatriated gold/silver to market. Supply/demand shock the other way, except price (in USD) can handle it as it's moved so much.

institutions are forced out, exposed, and bankrupted, while precious metals backed QFS can be rolled out with sound money, and much of it (gold/silver) already in the hands of the people.

13818 + 13848 handle the rest.

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