Ted Butler 's work is followed by many institutions, such as Sprott Asset Management and PFS Group. He has researched the commodity markets actively for 3 decades. Internationally well known for his writings on silver, gold, commodities and the COT (commitment of traders) report. In this interview Ted discusses the gold and silver markets and the underlying commitment of traders report.
buy Silver now while it's still cheap,USA geologist society have predicted it would be the first element of the periodic table to run out by 2020...HENCE why China is now offering it's residents Silver bullion bars directly from in their bank branch!..the first time in over fifty years have they been allowed to own gold and silver.The money we use everyday is based on NOTHING,we are witnessing the collapse of the Fiat system and a return to real money based on something!
Thursday, January 13, 2011
CFTC admits one Trader is SHORT 23% of the silver contracts - possible position limits ahead.
CFTC admits one Trader is SHORT 23% of the silver contracts - possible position limits ahead.
they are shorting so much to keep the price supressed - and that the tax payer will bail out any losses.these guys are so stupid. limiting positions would only make the markets less efficient. it would produce worse liquidity and greater price swings with worse spreads. complete crap and they should know it. these guys are a disgrace. regardless of who holds what eventually market forces will play out no matter how large ur holdings.
they are shorting so much to keep the price supressed - and that the tax payer will bail out any losses.these guys are so stupid. limiting positions would only make the markets less efficient. it would produce worse liquidity and greater price swings with worse spreads. complete crap and they should know it. these guys are a disgrace. regardless of who holds what eventually market forces will play out no matter how large ur holdings.
if shorts were settled with real commodities, and not cash, the markets would go to their natural spreads, and natural prices.
the allowance of cash settlement for shorts, while convenient, is what makes for large speculation.
a market should exist only for those that deal in what the market is offering. if you dont mine or sell gold, and cant deliver if you short it - why the hell are you allowed to do so - thats the problem in my opinion.
the allowance of cash settlement for shorts, while convenient, is what makes for large speculation.
a market should exist only for those that deal in what the market is offering. if you dont mine or sell gold, and cant deliver if you short it - why the hell are you allowed to do so - thats the problem in my opinion.
you can settle the short sale of silver with cowtails and shoelaces and the CFTC will probably ignore it. I have no idea why they even exist. Sorry about the exaggeration, but i can't express what a joke this agency is.
Goody for Americans this agency is also gonna regulate the carbon credit markets! not suprising, we can secure that not with worthless cash, but cow farts. A clearinghouse would be nice,- that's common sense but what's the point if there's "communication issues"?
Goody for Americans this agency is also gonna regulate the carbon credit markets! not suprising, we can secure that not with worthless cash, but cow farts. A clearinghouse would be nice,- that's common sense but what's the point if there's "communication issues"?
Jim Rogers - Silver is 85 % under its all time high
Jim Rogers one of the worlds wealthiest investors argues that all paper money is in trouble and Silver is the only undervalued currency right now. Start Your own online silver investment business.
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Washington, DC The United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) will hold a public meeting on Thursday, January 14, 2010, to consider issuance of a proposed rule on energy position limits and hedge exemptions on regulated futures exchanges, derivatives transaction execution facilities and electronic trading facilities.