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Hey, do you want revenge against #WallStreet ? #silversqueeze
Read this thread and RETWEET and speak of it around as much as you can please🚀
edit: Other threads to follow bcause not enough spc

Today wallstreet decided to take your money and pop the bubbles they helped you to create and I can say with 100% confidence that they made money on the way up then they gonna make money on the way down. They rule THEIR game!
But what they've done since a very long time to protect the system that serves their hegemony is suppress the price of one of the most ancient and most popular form of money throughout the history: SILVER
They do it because #wallstreet is dependent of the dollar printing machine of the central bank. Every competitor of the dollar must be eradicated or controlled. The Silver is especially important for them because of its history as money.
Silver has been money more often than Gold, there are still 42 countries (including mine: France) where the word money and Silver are the same.
It's people's money, that you used to use to fill your tank or buy your groceries.
In the USA coins like quarters were made of 90% Silver until J.F Kennedy.
What's known as the Gold standard was a monetary system more convenient for countries to pay themselves to adjust for their balance of trade (huge payments). But Silver is the real commons Man's money!
Today Silver is only used as a commodity and a little bit for investment but people's brain still are connected to Gold and Silver even after decades of demonetisation and attacks by all governments and central banks of western countries.
They once had huge strategic stockpiles of Silver for the same reasons that they have strategic stockpiles of Gold today.
The problem was that in 1933 when the "true" Gold standard was abolished (final cut of the "Gold-dollar" link in 1971 but they could print money since 1933)
...the price of Silver began to rise, not the price of Gold because it was tied at $35 per ounce until 1971.
That's because, for the biggest part, of all the inflation that the central bank was now able to create (print dollars)
The price of silver bottomed at $0.25 in 1932 in the depths of the great depression and topped at $50 in 1980.
During that time (and even more after 1980) governments did all they could to manage the rise in price wich means... they've sold their reserves!
Japan that had of of the biggest stockpiles of Silver had none in 1990 when the price started to bottom.
Today (and since the early 80's) the price of silver is suppressed by other forms of manipulation.
There are etf's like SLV that say they hold the metal but there's so much evidence that they aren't buying and that this is a paper rehypothecation scheme.
There are CFDs and forex contracts that also are "paper" Silver and finally there are futures contracts that are deliverable
Futures contracts were meant to be bought and sold by corporations that consume and mines that produce Silver to hedge against a price change in the future.
They of course aren't very much used for that but are used for speculation and obviously... suppression.
As long as you have dollars you can create a future contract (that represent 5000 ounces of silver) and sell it into the market. You can do that even if you don't have real physical Silver to sell. As long as the buyer of that contract doesn't ask for delivery of those...
5000 ounces you can stay "short" and buyback the contract later.
Silver traders that are bullish Silver and do the opposite (they buy the contract to speculate of the rise in price) are scammed because there is an infinite seller in front of them (probably the central bank)
so much so that as long as they bet that the price is gonna rise (they buy contracts) IT CAN'T rise because the infinite seller force them to capitulate by flooding the market with contracts to sell (wich suppress the price rise) and once buyers have to sell because of losses...
it ALSO suppress the price (they sell the contracts that they previously bought).
This game can be played for a long time because wallstreet makes you believe that "paper Silver" is as good as the metal and even better because there are small spreads and no storage costs.
As long as people won't by physical Silver the price will be way undervalued and wallstreet will be able to play with free money without the alarm bell (the silver price) ringing (the price rising)
Studies have shown that $50 Silver at the peak in 1980 was equivalent in purchasing power as $600 today and silver is at... $25
Shows you how much suppression has been done since that time!
But worse, in 1980 stockpiles were still huge and the information age was only beginning.
Today Silver is Far more rare because we consumed it like a vulgar abundant metal (its not!) because of the low price.
It's used in such small quantities in all of its applications that...
once it's used it's gone (not recoverable at this price)
Silver is an incredible metal:
It's the most versatile commodity next to oil (more than 10 000 different uses in the industry)
It's the most conductive metal both of heat and electricity
It's the most reflective metal, that's why it's used to make mirrors
It's an anti-microbial and fungicide metal
Every week new uses are found, it's the metal of the future and it's extremely rare (today, investible Silver is even more rare than investible gold)
The above ground stockpile has melted because of the industrial uses of this new age of information (electronics and digital infrastructures, solar panels, treatments of all sorts etc...) that it's estimated that investable Silver above ground is around 2 billion ounces (50bln $)
That's $6 per person on earth at this price.
On the supply side, minning and recycling combined is one billion ounces per year (25bln $), that's less than $4 per person PER YEAR🚀🚀🚀
Apple wich is worth almost $2500bln and has around $200bln of cash on its balance sheet needs Silver to survive because it's inside all of its products.
If people start to buy and invest in physical what do you think Apple is gonna do? That's right.... PANIC and pay any price🚀🚀

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