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So this is a fact? I have just had trouble finding any concrete evidence of it other than just reading about it as a side note in articles. If there really is 200 paper ounces to each physical then this is surely that's a system that will eventually collapse/fail. What happens when SHTF and people holding paper try to redeem for physical?

Or if JP morgan do have a massive short position on silver and they get squeezed out? The argument for silver is a good one without these two scenarios

I could have sworn I read they were 90 but you're right, 80% it is. That brings them a fair bit over spot(for what I paid anyway). Anyone who holds them seems to know what they are worth so I doubt I'll ever find them real cheap. Reason I bought was so that once the price takes off it's easier to sell a few coins than kilo or 5kg bars if ya need a bit of cash.

I was bored today and watched a few videos on silver manipulation on you tube. I have no idea if any of the info is credible but a bit of a laugh at the least: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl47z2g2EvI

<blockquote data-quote="young-gun" data-source="post: 729816" data-attributes="member: 45459">So this is a fact? I have just had trouble finding any concrete evidence of it other than just reading about it as a side note in articles. If there really is 200 paper ounces to each physical then this is surely that&#039;s a system that will eventually collapse/fail. What happens when SHTF and people holding paper try to redeem for physical?Or if JP morgan do have a massive short position on silver and they get squeezed out? The argument for silver is a good one without these two scenarios<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite9" alt=":eek:" title="Eek!&nbsp; &nbsp; :eek:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":eek:" />I could have sworn I read they were 90 but you&#039;re right, 80% it is. That brings them a fair bit over spot(for what I paid anyway). Anyone who holds them seems to know what they are worth so I doubt I&#039;ll ever find them real cheap. Reason I bought was so that once the price takes off it&#039;s easier to sell a few coins than kilo or 5kg bars if ya need a bit of cash.I was bored today and watched a few videos on silver manipulation on you tube. I have no idea if any of the info is credible but a bit of a laugh at the least: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl47z2g2EvI" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl47z2g2EvI</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="young-gun, post: 729816, member: 45459"] So this is a fact? I have just had trouble finding any concrete evidence of it other than just reading about it as a side note in articles. If there really is 200 paper ounces to each physical then this is surely that's a system that will eventually collapse/fail. What happens when SHTF and people holding paper try to redeem for physical? Or if JP morgan do have a massive short position on silver and they get squeezed out? The argument for silver is a good one without these two scenarios:eek: I could have sworn I read they were 90 but you're right, 80% it is. That brings them a fair bit over spot(for what I paid anyway). Anyone who holds them seems to know what they are worth so I doubt I'll ever find them real cheap. Reason I bought was so that once the price takes off it's easier to sell a few coins than kilo or 5kg bars if ya need a bit of cash. I was bored today and watched a few videos on silver manipulation on you tube. I have no idea if any of the info is credible but a bit of a laugh at the least: [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gl47z2g2EvI[/url] [/QUOTE]

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