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posted ago by jhartz39 ago by jhartz39 +25 / -0

A strike price is a price an investor sets to sell a stock or commodity when the price is dropping to limit his losses. A large number of investors with a strike price of $75/ounce could have triggered another strike price at $74/ounce and so on, and so on.

He also insinuates regulators are manipulating the system trying to prevent systemic bank failures. Banks heavy with shorts are on the verge of collapsing the system. Forcing a massive price reduction in silver helps the banks eliminate shorts while saving a little money. They are trying to keep the dead fiat system alive. As they expend their ammunition, it strengthens the future silver market. Weeding out the people who sell for profit and consolidating the stackers who will hold till $500 an ounce.

The good news, come Jan 2nd everything changes. Consider this another consolidation moment. We saw the same scenario at the $50 resistance point. The next bull run is coming soon and the push higher may be more dramatic than the recent price hikes. He says waking up one morning with $120 silver is a good possibility and it could happen overnight.

I take what this AI guy says with a grain of salt but what he explains here makes alot of sense. I was looking for something to explain what happened to the silver market overnight and these 2 videos gives a good explanation.

URGENT: The SILVER ATTACK JUST GOT WORSE! (MAJOR ALERT!)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrUV0gArkmU

THE $14 LIE: Silver Is $71 In New York But $89 In China (72 Hours Left)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPfrcZpnDTw