Please understand - (this is strictly my own opinion and NOT investment advice) I would NOT own any JP Morgan investments and stock - with everything going on... and they ARE the Biggest Shorts against Silver - this will descimate them IMO! I would get out of JP Morgan investments, while the getting is good! This besides the mortgage fraud they are involved with will hurt their stock! Please see article below. CFTC is coming out about the Silver manipulation which is JP Morgans expertise!
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Silver Price Manipulation: "Public deserves answers" by Rob MacKinlay
US regulators have been urged to reveal the results of a two-year-long investigation into silver and gold price manipulation allegations. The findings are keenly awaited by investors and organisations who have been making allegations about silver and gold price manipulation for decades. The investigation was based on a claim that large traders, like banks, had been selling huge amounts of silver on the futures market to keep prices down. A substantial short position - believed to be equivalent to 25% of the annual global mining supply of silver - was exposed during the financial crisis. Bart Chilton, a commissioner at the US Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), which is investigating the claims, said: 'I think the public deserves some answers in the very near future.'
He said: 'I expect the CFTC to say something on our silver investigation within weeks. I can't pre-judge what that will be. I can't even guarantee that the agency will speak. That said, if the agency remain silent for much longer, I intend to speak out on the matter in an appropriate fashion.'
Geoffrey Aronow, a former CFTC investigator, told Citywire that there was a chance the investigation could affect silver prices: 'I would say that, generally speaking, results of investigations have not had direct market impacts, but it may depend on whether the Commission concludes that there is any ongoing questionable conduct.' Ben Davies, chief executive of Hinde Capital, a london-based gold hedge fund manager said that it looked like the activity which had raised the original concerns had stopped and so a direct effect on the price of silver was unlikely. Back in March 2010 Chilton suggested that CFTC investigators had madesignificant discoveries: 'We have looked at the silver market like we have never before and I think there is a window of success that has been opened for understanding about what has been going on and why.' In the statement he said this was the first full investigation into the silver market since 1979 when the Hunt brothers cornered the market and the silver price spiked. Until 2008 the CFTC believed that these allegations were groundless, a view still held by some gold experts. However the product manager of ZKB's physical gold exchange traded fund, suggested that concerns about the global gold and silver markets had motivated significant investments. He said that clients liked the Switzerland-based ZKB ETF because ZKB was the product's sole market maker which minimised reliance on global gold markets. /
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