Loading ...IMO the markets began to change with the new century, with the advent of on-line Brokers, PC’s, day traders, Derivatives, and ETF’s, which again IMO , along with BlackRock’s ALADDIN super computer and a couple others, gained enough momentum by 2011/12 to control most every market sector. During this period Brokers reduced their commissions from about $25 per trade to $7 per trade, and in some cases, free trades in certain ETF’s. Sorry, but IMO there is no “free lunch”. For me that was a big red flag. Something was up! What I concluded is, again IMO, the brokers have given BlackRock access to their client trades held in the brokers account, so BlackRock and the other super computers can suppress the market direction by making the opposite short or long trade, thus nullifying the intended direction the sector would normally go.
IMO this is why the PM shares have either gone nowhere, or they go opposite what is expected, and why they are not participating as physical silver and gold explode. All FWIW, but it’s what I think I see. SNG
Buygold@15:05 and others. This is part of a post I made elsewhere but some here may also benefit from it.
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