Loading ...Eric Yeung 👍🚀🌕
@KingKong9888
It looks like the Banksters managed to “EFP cash settle” 6,186 COMEX #Silver futures contracts by paying a premium of $1.775/Troy Ounce to the “willing longs”.
JPM also moved 13.4 Million Troy Ounces of #Silver from COMEX registered to eligible. Thus either “protecting” their own physical #Silver or their customers’ from withdrawals.
These are all actions that the Banksters are taking to “kick the can down the road” to defer the imminent inevitable.
This is reported by
@BullionaireBob
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“The 7,330-contract silver crisis confirmed that the COMEX was faced with an imminent, systemic default, forcing an unprecedented intervention. The data strongly suggests that major participants engaged in an hours-long, private negotiation on Thanksgiving Day, resulting in an untraceable $65 M cash settlement—a premium of $1.775/oz— paid by the Shorts to the Longs
This secretive, non-delivery resolution successfully liquidated 6,816 contracts, with the cost borne primarily by the Short collective (JPM customers, Wells Fargo House, and Citigroup House) and the payment directed to the Long collective (JPM customers and Deutsche Bank House). The zero EFP volume on the final reports stands as the ultimate “dog that didn’t bark” proof that the deal was entirely Off-the-Books and subject to strict non-disclosure.
The move was a successful forced cash settlement, but it only delayed the inevitable. The underlying problem of the physical drain continues (evidenced by the 13.4 M oz move from Registered). As the drain persists, the odds of a force majeure are growing daily, suggesting the upcoming March delivery wave now looks massive and potentially unresolvable by private settlement alone.”