China’s Role In The Global (Paper) Silver Market – Jeff Nielson – Sprott Money News.
A recent interview with a precious metals commentator in the Alternative Media raised several interesting points. While a number of the points raised are/were worthy of discussion; the topic which will be the focus of this commentary are the remarks (and conclusions) which were presented there concerningChina’s “role” (if any) in the utterly fraudulent, global paper-silver market.
Knowledgeable readers are already well aware that the global “silver market” is at least 99% paper (i.e.paper-called-silver). The analyst in the interview, Eric Dubin, observed that competing (and contradictory) rumors/theories had emerged speculating that China was either “the Big Short” or “the Big Long” in this pseudo-silver market. Dubin himself rejected both theories, and those conclusions will now be reviewed here.
The theory that China is the Big Short in the paper-silver market wasoriginally championed by Antal Fekete. His dubious reasoning was that China (whose economy isalready the real “growth engine” of the world) was in partnership with the Western banking crime syndicate, allowing its own (supposed) secret stockpile of silver to be used by the banksters in their shorting “operations” (i.e. crimes), simply as a means of generating some modest income on that stockpile.
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