Lynch laying it out clear, with data, in a way no one else does or can. Thank you Sir.
What is very telling is that HSBC is the only one using their house account to go short, aka issue contracts and sell silver. Shows they have a massive customer in who's interest it is to sell silver and suppress the price. "Ghina"?
Michael, a couple of suggestions
1. Issue & Stops graph : The HSBC house account, could you put a -H suffix on the graph like you do with the others? I know there is only 1 HSBC entry but any new commers it would make it more obvious what an anomaly it is
So JPM out of silver to short. HSBC's "customer" account last one standing. Can they still find silver to dump given that the LBMA is now bleeding metal? If not, the suppression gig will be out very quickly...
Thank you
Great work, Thank you!
Thanks, Michael. I’m getting an error message inside your post in my Substack app on my iPhone.
Thanks for the feedback. It does seem some of the graphics got scrambled.
Did you learn anything from the March deliveries? I’m still baffled by the huge movement from LBMA to Comex
We await your update on deliveries
Thank you Mister
Lynch laying it out clear, with data, in a way no one else does or can. Thank you Sir.
What is very telling is that HSBC is the only one using their house account to go short, aka issue contracts and sell silver. Shows they have a massive customer in who's interest it is to sell silver and suppress the price. "Ghina"?
Michael, a couple of suggestions
1. Issue & Stops graph : The HSBC house account, could you put a -H suffix on the graph like you do with the others? I know there is only 1 HSBC entry but any new commers it would make it more obvious what an anomaly it is
2. There is an 'Image Not Found' gap
So JPM out of silver to short. HSBC's "customer" account last one standing. Can they still find silver to dump given that the LBMA is now bleeding metal? If not, the suppression gig will be out very quickly...
Great work