Not only does the LBMA price
set the price for clearing physical gold and silver trades twice a day,
it also is used to benchmark OTC derivatives.
My best educated guess is that a couple of the most influential bullion
banks involved in the fix – JP Morgan and HSBC, each of whom
respectively operates the SLV and GLD trusts – used the fraudulent silver price on Friday in order to address an immediate need – either a large physical silver deficiency or a derivatives problem.
The act itself reflects the desperation that is creeping into the bullion banking establishment. Desperation that is being fueled by what I believe is the early stages of an extremely powerful resumption of the bull market in gold/silver.
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