CFTC to Drop Silver Investigation
At the end of May, the CFTC’s Bart Chilton informed SD that the CFTC’s 4 year silver investigation would likely be concluded by September.
Chilton informed us that the silver investigation would be concluded in the ‘next 2-3 months‘ and that ‘there
has been a lot of action in silver markets for the past several months.
We have a new individual with lots of experience (former silver trader
and regulator who caught manipulation before at FERC). He, and his
staff, have been looking at trades in detail each time some potential
anomaly occurs. There has been more staff hours dedicated to looking at
silver in the past few months than anyone would believe.‘
Apparently all of those new CFTC employees were watching
online porn like their counter-parts at the SEC rather than
investigating silver anomalies, as the FT reports tonight that the CFTC is set to drop their investigation into silver market manipulation ‘after
US regulators failed to find enough evidence to support a legal case,
according to three people familiar with the situation.’
The CFTC’s ‘investigation’ reportedly analyzed over 100,000
documents, and included dozens of interviews of traders, and
specifically focused on JP Morgan.
If silver is trading in a freely traded market, just why we
might ask did it take 4 years and 100,000 documents to determine this?
Does anyone really think for one moment a government
regulatory would devote 4 years of efforts to investigate a truly
un-manipulated market?
While laughable and a disgrace to the CFTC, the decision comes as no surprise to us or likely any of our readers.
We have long stated that the purpose of gold and silver
manipulation of the interest rate swap derivatives complex, and the
manipulation will only end when free market forces cause a shortage in
the metal, and the entire multi-decade price suppression blows up in the
cartel’s faces like an EMP at 50,000 ft.
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