JP Morgan and HSBC are short silver 45 to one

Bob Chapman - Sovereign Economist - 04-20-2011 : Bob Chapman was tracking the markets for 52 years and he was a trader for 25 years , our government is desperate to keep gold and silver down and they can't do it says Bob Chapman of the International Forecaster , Gold is going to break out here and is going to go to $1600 , $1650 , silver is another situation , the unusual situation is that JP Morgan Chase and HSBC are short 45 to 1 , that means for every contract they have in silver they sold 45 and there is thousands of them , they're naked short they can't get out they can't buy back into silver which keeps on going up , 3 things can happen here , they either can tell their clients we do not have silver and we are going to pay you 25 cents on the dollar or they can default in complete in other words what is called a force majeure or the federal reserve can step in and cover their losses ....at 46 dollars a share their losses are about 90 billion dollars

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