Monetary Witchcraft

Monetary Witchcraft

MONETARY WITCHCRAFT AND A TOTAL WIPE-OUT OF EVERYTHING YOU THOUGHT WAS REAL… Mannarino (15 min)

The ‘Lose-Lose’ Economy: Why Both Bulls And Bears Could Suffer | Mike McGlone (27 min)

When Everything Seems Nuts, It’s Time to Play Defense (1:27 min)


This video went up (by Chris 10 hours ago) and they are talking about closing out silver contracts based on a tweet (which I found see below) on the 28 June. So Friday came and went without a huge catastrophe.

This is what happened:

This is how Grok Ai interprets it:
The chart shows a Silver Continuous Contract with an 8 million ounce sell-off in one minute, causing a 15-cent price drop from $36.35 to $36.20, followed by a quick recovery to $36.335. This suggests two possibilities: market manipulation, where large players dump futures to suppress prices, or strong market liquidity absorbing the trade due to high demand and a weaker U.S. dollar. Evidence for manipulation includes historical precedents and futures tactics, while fundamentals point to industrial demand and economic factors. Without specific intraday data, it’s unclear which dominates, but both perspectives have merit.

I am not smart enough….my take..they tried very hard to keep the price down so they sold paper (futures/derivatives) to keep the paper silver down to stop the price of real silver running away because of delivery demand or something like that. Looks like it barely worked. Anyway, surprised that Chris is posting stuff from three days ago. Anyway, I now follow “Make Gold Great” on twitter. I am too dumb and too old for all this paper magic stuff. Never did like magicians or circuses but we are forced to watch and participate in the clown show.

Now for the next trick. Gold becomes tier one while they try to convince you to get some digits on a screen. They will suppress the price as long as they can….until it no longer works. And then boom.

Good link for looking at the gold/silver contracts:

https://www.schiffgold.com/exploring-finance/its-silvers-turn-delivery-demand-on-the-comex-continues-higher