Yeah, Iโm in SE Asia and have been sick, so have been out of touch. Remarkably this AI Asian makes an intelligent conversation except where he is bullshitting. Iโm sitting on my silver until I actually need money and will likely sell my bit of gold first. Been a big fan of silver for a few years now
I certainly wouldn't put it past these gangsters to "borrow" from depositors accounts...
After all you DID just GIVE them your money in exchange for some numbers on a screen... only insured up to $250k AND the fine print says the fdic can take up to 10 years to pay you back...in installments... that fraction of your total balance that's actually insured...
It's a slippery slope wishing institutional schadenfreude because it usually flips around into fubar and snafu for the man in the street...Something... something... shit in one hand, wish in the other, which one fills up first?
Don't be fooled people... Everyone's so cocky and cavalier about FDIC insurance...but next to nobody knows the actual real deal - which is phuckery just like EVERYTHING ELSE HERE ON THIS FKING TAX FARM!...So don't be fooled... and don't get caught with your pants down! Unless they're your shittin pants... you should probably just keep them on
But the only way things will change is when they fuck enough people painfully enough to hang from the nearest light-post. The slippery slope is one we've been on for decades the point and the only way is down, and the faster we get there the better.
The reason you need to learn the rules is so you know which ones you don't follow.
Pure Blood and 2 out of three children ( the 3rd got the get out of jail free special dispensation) and tis was just the more recent not playing that game.
FDIC insurance is only for those playing in that game not for those whose parents knew the sinking of the Lusitania was bullshit and believed the adage ""We are here from the Government" RUN
And for those whose math abilities plus memories were good enough to recognize getting the giant dildo of 1933 gold screwing / revaluation. So NOT ALL
Always considered Taxes "protection money" paid them but used their rules to minimize them. The GAMES we have to play.
By rights they pay in fiat until there is nothing left on their ledgers. Then they close the doors. They sold a ponzi scheme those who lose will hang them.
AHHHH YES....Working at Merrill-Lynch at the time and I left before the shista hit the rotating oscillator....Campus is NOW a COLLAGE!!!!!...๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐
The rule was put into,place to protect their rigged system, what makes you think it willbe honoured,even if it does negatively impact confidence in the system, since when has that ever stopped them?
Not honoring your debts in a debt based system is called a default. This is the obvious next step, yes.
But this breaks trust in the system that is 100% founded on the trust that you'll be able to get yours without being left holding the bag. Without this trust, the system cannot function.
I can't find where I read it but it was about the 72 hour rule that banks had to cover and that the video of the Asian guy explaining the silver issue was AI. I'll keep looking
"While I cannot directly "listen" to a live video stream or access password-protected or certain direct-link media on X (Twitter), I can summarize the prevailing theory and the specific points discussed in the content shared by this community regarding the 2021 Silver Rule (often associated with Basel III or the NSFR) and its connection to a potential MOASS (Mother of All Short Squeezes).
Based on the specific points you mentioned, here is a summary of that perspective:
The 2021 Rule (The "Net Stable Funding Ratio" / Basel III)
The speaker likely refers to the implementation of Basel III regulations (specifically the Net Stable Funding Ratio or NSFR) that went into effect for many major banks in 2021.
The Original Intent: These rules were designed to prevent banks from over-leveraging. In the precious metals market, it essentially reclassified "unallocated" (paper) gold and silver as riskier assets.
Stopping the MOASS in 2021: The theory suggests that in early 2021 (during the "Silver Squeeze" movement), banks used their existing leverage and loophole interpretations of these rules to suppress the price. By flooding the market with "paper silver," they prevented the physical shortage from causing a price explosion, effectively stalling a MOASS at that time.
Why the Rule "Bites Them in the Butt" Now
The speaker argues that the landscape has changed because silver prices are no longer staying suppressed under the weight of paper trading.
The "Required Stable Funding": Under the 2021 rules, banks are required to hold more actual capital (liquidity) against their short positions. As the price of silver skyrockets, the "risk" of these short positions increases exponentially.
Collateral Drain: Because the price is rising, the banks must post significantly more collateral to maintain their short positions. The rule that was meant to provide "stability" now forces them to prove they have the cash or physical metal to back their betsโat much higher prices than they anticipated.
How This Triggers MOASS Now
The video suggests a "perfect storm" scenario:
Forced Covering: If silver prices continue to climb, the banks' internal risk management (governed by the 2021 rules) will eventually force them to close out their short positions to avoid insolvency.
The Domino Effect: To close a short position, they must buy silver. This massive buying pressure from the banks themselvesโthe very entities that were shorting itโcreates a feedback loop.
Physical Scarcity: Because the rules now make it harder to just trade "paper" silver without backing, the banks have to scramble for physical metal that isn't available, leading to a vertical price spike (the MOASS).
Summary of the Speaker's Logic: The rules implemented in 2021 acted as a "dam" that held back the price of silver. However, because those same rules require banks to be "stable" (liquid), the rising price of silver is now putting immense pressure on that dam. Once it breaks, the banks will be forced to buy back silver at any price to comply with the 2021 regulations, leading to the squeeze."
No.... but for my location it seemed a strange time of day for it to stop. Thought maybe it was the site, thought it was my internet, thought maybe another โglitchโ in a cooling somethin or other.
Thought my question was pretty simple, but if your just tryin to be a dick, Iโll ask someone else.. merry Christmas
I got a bunch of SLV....supposedly, it is Blackrock buying physical silver and taking delivery to match up with silver at its price each day. My feeling is that won't crash but will continue to rise with silver prices...but then the federal government will come in, as Silver is now a critical asset, and take all of the physical silver and will print money and provide a payout at "market" where the fund will be liquidated and shareholders will receive distributions of hyperinflating fiat...Blackrock is just an agent of the federal government in my opinion....so makes sense that it will be used as a quiet way for the government to accumulate silver.
Nothing like getting caught with you r shorts down...
IDK, I think this is based on the AsianAI Guy video that was based on a non-existent COMEX rule. Ag still booming tho...
Yeah, Iโm in SE Asia and have been sick, so have been out of touch. Remarkably this AI Asian makes an intelligent conversation except where he is bullshitting. Iโm sitting on my silver until I actually need money and will likely sell my bit of gold first. Been a big fan of silver for a few years now
Wonder how many think their johnsons are exposed now????? Ehhh!!!!!
Wrong question.
What happens next for US?
I certainly wouldn't put it past these gangsters to "borrow" from depositors accounts...
After all you DID just GIVE them your money in exchange for some numbers on a screen... only insured up to $250k AND the fine print says the fdic can take up to 10 years to pay you back...in installments... that fraction of your total balance that's actually insured...
It's a slippery slope wishing institutional schadenfreude because it usually flips around into fubar and snafu for the man in the street...Something... something... shit in one hand, wish in the other, which one fills up first?
Don't be fooled people... Everyone's so cocky and cavalier about FDIC insurance...but next to nobody knows the actual real deal - which is phuckery just like EVERYTHING ELSE HERE ON THIS FKING TAX FARM!...So don't be fooled... and don't get caught with your pants down! Unless they're your shittin pants... you should probably just keep them on
Of course they'll fuck you. 100.00%
But the only way things will change is when they fuck enough people painfully enough to hang from the nearest light-post. The slippery slope is one we've been on for decades the point and the only way is down, and the faster we get there the better.
Well said
next = Change the rules , see how many idiots continue to play.
Um... All of
themus? ๐The reason you need to learn the rules is so you know which ones you don't follow.
Pure Blood and 2 out of three children ( the 3rd got the get out of jail free special dispensation) and tis was just the more recent not playing that game.
FDIC insurance is only for those playing in that game not for those whose parents knew the sinking of the Lusitania was bullshit and believed the adage ""We are here from the Government" RUN
And for those whose math abilities plus memories were good enough to recognize getting the giant dildo of 1933 gold screwing / revaluation. So NOT ALL
Always considered Taxes "protection money" paid them but used their rules to minimize them. The GAMES we have to play.
Hmm... interesting...
By rights they pay in fiat until there is nothing left on their ledgers. Then they close the doors. They sold a ponzi scheme those who lose will hang them.
AHHHH YES....Working at Merrill-Lynch at the time and I left before the shista hit the rotating oscillator....Campus is NOW a COLLAGE!!!!!...๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐
WHat's next? They expect Uncle Sam to bail their asses out again, what else?
With our money.
It's yours, but it's not money, it's an IOU. That's the problem in the first place.
Sounds a job for Super Fed!
money ? But they can have all the currency they want.
Other peopleโs money is somehow easier to spend.
Currency . But not peoples. The central bank's.
We The People are just here to work and pay the interest on the loan shark loans our politicians agreed to.
Since their system is rigged for them to win , they have to choke on it before a new system can be played by the majority.
Got Real Money & / or Assets ?
Wait... So Silver is the mother of all short squeezes? But Gold shall end Fed? GME, says Roaring Kitty DJT stock? Or all of the above?
More than one thing can happen concurrently...
I'm thinking all of the above!
One after the other, I'm thinking. A cascade of short squeezes. BTC and cryptos in there as well.
I'm thinking you are on to something. Maybe diversify in all of them.
It has always been about what comes after.
Freedom or communism . Choose Wisely.
The rule was put into,place to protect their rigged system, what makes you think it willbe honoured,even if it does negatively impact confidence in the system, since when has that ever stopped them?
One way or another they will cheat their way out of having to pay up. The House always wins.
Not without customers.
Not honoring your debts in a debt based system is called a default. This is the obvious next step, yes.
But this breaks trust in the system that is 100% founded on the trust that you'll be able to get yours without being left holding the bag. Without this trust, the system cannot function.
A revelation is a great revealing.
400B??? Typo?
Nope. Naked shorting. Itโs going on with the stock market also. Synthetic shares.
I heard that this was fake
Maybe expand on that?
I can't find where I read it but it was about the 72 hour rule that banks had to cover and that the video of the Asian guy explaining the silver issue was AI. I'll keep looking
Yeah the AI Asian guy was misleading with his bank "rules"
There is probably some truths, but even AI could not find a legit source about the back rule stuff Asian AI talked about...
He quoted the actual rule subsection in that video, so it shoild be possible to look it up
"While I cannot directly "listen" to a live video stream or access password-protected or certain direct-link media on X (Twitter), I can summarize the prevailing theory and the specific points discussed in the content shared by this community regarding the 2021 Silver Rule (often associated with Basel III or the NSFR) and its connection to a potential MOASS (Mother of All Short Squeezes).
Based on the specific points you mentioned, here is a summary of that perspective:
The 2021 Rule (The "Net Stable Funding Ratio" / Basel III) The speaker likely refers to the implementation of Basel III regulations (specifically the Net Stable Funding Ratio or NSFR) that went into effect for many major banks in 2021.
The Original Intent: These rules were designed to prevent banks from over-leveraging. In the precious metals market, it essentially reclassified "unallocated" (paper) gold and silver as riskier assets.
Stopping the MOASS in 2021: The theory suggests that in early 2021 (during the "Silver Squeeze" movement), banks used their existing leverage and loophole interpretations of these rules to suppress the price. By flooding the market with "paper silver," they prevented the physical shortage from causing a price explosion, effectively stalling a MOASS at that time. Why the Rule "Bites Them in the Butt" Now The speaker argues that the landscape has changed because silver prices are no longer staying suppressed under the weight of paper trading.
The "Required Stable Funding": Under the 2021 rules, banks are required to hold more actual capital (liquidity) against their short positions. As the price of silver skyrockets, the "risk" of these short positions increases exponentially.
Collateral Drain: Because the price is rising, the banks must post significantly more collateral to maintain their short positions. The rule that was meant to provide "stability" now forces them to prove they have the cash or physical metal to back their betsโat much higher prices than they anticipated. How This Triggers MOASS Now The video suggests a "perfect storm" scenario:
Forced Covering: If silver prices continue to climb, the banks' internal risk management (governed by the 2021 rules) will eventually force them to close out their short positions to avoid insolvency.
The Domino Effect: To close a short position, they must buy silver. This massive buying pressure from the banks themselvesโthe very entities that were shorting itโcreates a feedback loop.
Physical Scarcity: Because the rules now make it harder to just trade "paper" silver without backing, the banks have to scramble for physical metal that isn't available, leading to a vertical price spike (the MOASS).
Summary of the Speaker's Logic: The rules implemented in 2021 acted as a "dam" that held back the price of silver. However, because those same rules require banks to be "stable" (liquid), the rising price of silver is now putting immense pressure on that dam. Once it breaks, the banks will be forced to buy back silver at any price to comply with the 2021 regulations, leading to the squeeze."
Thanks for taking the time to lay it out so clearly :)
No one knows the real amount, as a lot of it is derivatives ( Side bets)
But they are short at least 500 million OZ.
THOSE TENDIES BE SO EXPOSED THAT THEY WILL SURELY GET FROST-BITE!!!!!!๐๐๐๐๐๐๐
No silver balls in that sack
the warning was always there.
Trump - 47
AG - 47
Trump is the gold and he's turning to silver.
gold will bring down the FED. the golden president with silver
This sounds an awful lot like GME. how did that work out? I still have all my shares, but nothing has happened.
yup. it's the exact bank strategy they used on GME. difference is Silver is finite. you can't print silver.
Quick question... was the silver market supposed to shut down early today? And if so, what time? Thanks.
Do you think the Shanghai market closes for Christmas ?
And it's the only REAL market.
No.... but for my location it seemed a strange time of day for it to stop. Thought maybe it was the site, thought it was my internet, thought maybe another โglitchโ in a cooling somethin or other.
Thought my question was pretty simple, but if your just tryin to be a dick, Iโll ask someone else.. merry Christmas
Oh you were asking about the American Fake Paper Monopoly silver market. But glad you enjoyed the dildo I threw your way , Merry Christmas.
Why would I be asking about fake paper? Your soooo used to attacking people, itโs made you incapable of any other thought.
You can keep your dildo
Exactly , nice of you to type it for me.
SLV etf - when to sell?
I got a bunch of SLV....supposedly, it is Blackrock buying physical silver and taking delivery to match up with silver at its price each day. My feeling is that won't crash but will continue to rise with silver prices...but then the federal government will come in, as Silver is now a critical asset, and take all of the physical silver and will print money and provide a payout at "market" where the fund will be liquidated and shareholders will receive distributions of hyperinflating fiat...Blackrock is just an agent of the federal government in my opinion....so makes sense that it will be used as a quiet way for the government to accumulate silver.
I've got a Bridge for you...
Before they announce all their silver held in JP Morgan vaults is gone.
Yesterday.