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TA > FA. Stocks that are breaking out from bases at least 1Y long. $XLE and related energy stocks look good. As do banks like $JPM and $BAC. I prefer emerging markets though like $EEM, $VALE and $CIB, as well as $BABA. I'm intentionally underinvested in U.S. equities. Commodities also look good, from nickel to lithium to copper to gold and silver to rare earth minerals.
lol JPM isn’t short silver.
JPM is one of many many many players….
Read the explanation for the current price of silver. Does it sound reasonable? Banks are currently facing an acute problem usually only experienced by airlines, and it's on a scale that threatens the system. An airline sells 200 tickets for a flight to Mallorca. However, the planned aircraft only has a capacity of 190 passengers. This isn't a problem as long as the usual 5-10% of booked tickets go unused due to illness, etc. But if everyone actually shows up for the flight, it's overbooked. The airline then has to offer the now-familiar bonuses to passengers who opt for a later flight. The costs are relatively predictable since someone is always willing to wait for a small amount of money. The banks' problem, however, is much bigger. At the end of March, 17 times more silver was sold than could be delivered. The total amount of paper silver is constantly increasing because hardly anyone wanted it delivered, and because more was produced than consumed, it wasn't a problem to sell 100 times more on paper, since pickups were being voluntarily postponed anyway. Some of the silver goes to industry, and absolutely no one in the tech/manufacturing/AI sector will settle for a cash settlement and waste time. The banks therefore have to buy at any price or borrow the silver. Only JPM has sufficient liquid silver of this magnitude. However, JPM only lends its silver and charges exorbitant interest rates that can only be paid in silver itself, thus exacerbating the problem and shifting it in JPM's favor. On Thursday, a few banks did it again. Within five minutes, they sold the entire annual silver production for the end of March. This "sale" liquidated all your long positions. They know that most private investors won't return after such a day, so this actually relieves some of the pressure. At the expense of the banks. This profit for the banks will only be a small band-aid for the coming weeks when they are forced to close their positions. A short position is closed by executing a purchase, which essentially automatically drives the price up. It will take years to reduce this short position without driving the price into inflated levels. However, there's no other option as long as central banks or JPM don't sacrifice their silver reserves. From now on, banks face a choice at every trading session: Do I push the price up by closing at a high price, or do I postpone the problem and borrow, making it worse? So, currently, the only way forward is up. Silver isn't theoretically worth 200$ per ounce, but that's possible in the next two to three months.
You have to realize there's CME and there's JPM and all the other paper traders. CME does not want to go to zero, so they're doing this, while not being allowed to take real measures (such as mandating physical delivery if you buy a future contract)
When you say companies we think about things like MSFT, JPM, etc. and not private equity "investors." It sucks when private equity buys and guts a company like Joann (I'm bitter about it anyways) but I wouldn't say that Joann didn't care about their customers. A lot of PE people have no interest in running a company, even a practical monopoly, and want to take a quick profit at the cost of everybody else.
People literally colluded and decided gold prices for years, then they quick that, and after that JPM was even fined for spoofing rare metal markets. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_fixing https://www.cftc.gov/PressRoom/PressReleases/8260-20 There is absolutely a conspiracy and it's already in the fucking public record.
Spoke to a few different jewelers today No one wants to sell their silver bars But I don’t think that means it’s going up Which means JPM will manipulate the shit out of it even more
Fair play, 'Jason Bourne' made me laugh. 😂 But you spent a whole paragraph hand-waving the actual data point: It wasn't the size (633 contracts), it was the concentration. In a healthy market with 'standard rolling and hedging,' you don't see 100% of the daily delivery notices come from a single JPM Customer account. That is the definition of a structured flush, not organic flow. And I see you pivoted to Bitcoin at the end. Explains a lot. You’re mad because my rocks are shiny and your internet coins are imaginary. See you at $100. 🚀
You pulled some CME delivery notices and suddenly you’re Jason Bourne of the metals market. A single day’s delivery sheet with 633 silver contracts and Citi hoovering some gold doesn’t prove “coordinated liquidation flush,” it proves… a big player traded size in a tiny corner of a much bigger market. That’s it. Big accounts roll, hedge, arb and play delivery games all the time; it doesn’t magically turn every red candle into a secret JPM psy-op. Silver ripped, late longs piled in, liquidity thinned out, and when it reversed a bunch of geniuses discovered what a cascade of stops looks like. Meanwhile you’re here writing fanfic about “strong hands” and “weak hands” like this is some heroic wealth transfer instead of the same leveraged commodity swing that’s been happening since forever. If you’re going to cope this hard, at least do it with assets that aren’t chained to trucks, vaults and warehouse receipts. Bitcoin and dollar stablecoins churn through more real-time liquidity in a day than your whole COMEX-conspiracy thread, and they manage it without needing you to squint at delivery reports like they’re the Dead Sea Scrolls. Lol discount, good luck hodling when silver goes to $30 and gold to $2,000 this is just the beginning
Stop guessing about the "Narrative." I pulled the actual CME Delivery Notices for Friday, and the smoking gun is right there in black and white. Everyone is crying about the Fed nominee or margin hikes, but the data shows this was a calculated Liquidation Flush by the banks. 1. Silver Was a Targeted Hit (The Flush) Look at the Daily Delivery Notices for Jan 30. • Total Silver Contracts Issued: 633. • Who Issued Them: JP Morgan Securities (Customer Account) issued 100% of them. • Translation: This wasn't "market sentiment." This was a single massive whale (JPM client) dumping their entire physical inventory at once to break the price. They flushed the order book on purpose to trigger your stop losses. 2. The "Smart Money" Bought the Gold Dip (The Tell) While you regards were panic-selling Gold at $4,700, the banks were backing up the truck. • Total Gold Contracts Stopped (Bought): ~7,000. • Who Bought Them: Citigroup (House Account) "Stopped" (took delivery of) 3,050 contracts. • Translation: Citigroup's proprietary trading desk just absorbed 43% of the entire daily delivery volume during the crash. TL;DR: They used a JPM whale to flush the price of Silver down so Citigroup could load up on cheap physical Gold. The fundamentals haven't changed; this was a transfer of wealth from weak hands (retail) to strong hands (Citi House). Positions: Long USAS, Long SILJ. Thank you, Citi, for the discount. 🚀
And conveniently JPM closed a metric s$it ton of their short positions when the price bottomed out …what a coincidence
@DarioCpx on X has nailed it. If you look carefully into the latest Comex report, $JPM closed its silver shorts EXACTLY at the very bottom of the price crash and from there it all started to come back up This isn’t coincidence This isn’t conspiracy theory This is the proof the whole Friday crash was planned [https://x.com/DarioCpx/status/2017453309830049824](https://x.com/DarioCpx/status/2017453309830049824) https://preview.redd.it/l20u4m7qlngg1.png?width=1179&format=png&auto=webp&s=e1cd102f70761b7c04a1fdb609b1493b787b6082
JPM closed their silver shorts out right at the very bottom tick today. they're running a scam and everybody's in on it.
Finally another person that saw JPM was not affected by any of the manufactured volatility this week and magically we have a surplus of not paper driving the price down..also tossed an insider softball to crammer telling people midweek to sell silver bc its gonna crash when he cant predict anything better than your local weatherman. Too big to fail, the house always wins. 🐓
Who woulda thunk JPM Chase in the middle of a silver shitstorm again.
This whole thing screams market manipulation tbh. The timing of CME switching to percentage margins right before a 30% crash is way too convenient - like they knew what was coming The physical shortage angle is solid too, 490m oz in open interest vs only 105m registered is insane. No way that many people actually take delivery but even 20% would break the system JPM researcher calling for 50% drop right before it happens while JPM custodies SLV? Come on lol
Compare paper money and physical money in Hong Kong for example, and then JPM which paid fines for manipulating prices.
If they had 160M in assets it is a little less than JPM snack budget
Once again, JPM and AT&T aren't dropping with the rest. Confusing
new to all this.. so if comex and others dont' have silver.. would holding stock in them be really bad? if so, who would be better to invest in during this time? JPM?
Some quant getting good blowjob today from JPM bankers.
Gold and Silver rising again These institutions are something else. I won't fall for their artifically created panics again. JPM, GS, Citadel... all of them. Terrible games.
It depends on the exact fund, but something like SLV is representative of physical silver. JPMorgan has a vault full of it owned by the trust, and therefore if you own a share of the trust, you own a share of the silver. Consequently, SLV tracks extremely closely to the spot price of silver, discounted by about $10. The upside is that it's much easier to deal with. You don't have to store and haul around physical metal to sell. You don't have to wait for it to get delivered. You don't have to worry about it being stolen. The downside is, of course, you're reliant on someone else to take care of it. You can't go look at JPM's vault. If the government were to seize silver bullion, you have no real hope of keeping it illicitly.
I'm sure one of these JPM's, BofA's were short metals like silver. Good god what a paycheck
JPM Metal's Desk's bloody revenge
Lmao, anything JPM says is bullshit. They are trying to cover their net short position.
They aren’t even close to depleted. JPM could sustain the US demand for year by themselves
Huh? So now JPM is always right?
Earlier this week JPM, who have the largest stock pile of private silver, and were long on 40% of all futures contracts literally said “silver will half in price soon” and none of you fucking listened. It’s really impressive, honestly.
Congratulations, retail became exit liquidity for JPM. Should of seen this coming from the drop Thurs. Equities and Commodities should never move together unless a big boy making a move. Yesterday was the rug pull.
market rotating out of risky speculative assets like JPM UNH and MSFT into safe heaven TSLA
If I want to own a fintech, I would own JPM not some third grade "consumer bank"
It's a bank, might as well buy JPM if you want a banking exposure.
I dont anticipate much of a return today, JPM has room to climb to 315 today i think
Except youre wrong. Current emand for silver exceeds its supply by hundreds of millions of ounces, is only going to go up, and it is quite literally needed for a majority of high tech governments and big chip makers need Silver is also a safe haven that benefits from the weakening dollar. Those manufacturers and governments can't just simply choose to not buy silver. It would be inadvisable to do so and quite frankly would be like shooting yourself with a shotgun if thats the route they choose. In case you missed it, M2-adjusted previous ATH for silver sits at $6-700/oz and is serving as the benchmark for a lot of these predictions saying it should be at those levels Banks have been holding billions in silver shorts for years and they've switched their positions now. JPM for one has switched to long and it holds like 750 mil oz in stockpile (which is also like 60% of the total yearly demand for physical silver) you can bet against it all you want but this thesis not wrong
9 AM: JPM-We see GLD going to $8k/oz 10 AM: GLD wipes off trillions in market cap.
HOOD makes sense I guess he can’t go to JPM while he sues them, and he has been debanked by most of the majors.
I don’t know why you would ever want to long any financial sector: Visa, Citi, MC, PayPal, JPM, are never worth it
I'm aware of that. JPM went long on paper because they could no longer suppress the price, not because they have a big pile of silver. Their most important product is the US dollar, not that silver. If you want my conspiracy theory take, I believe that China made huge requests for physical delivery, and was being refused delivery, so they just pegged the Shanghai price 10% above COMEX.
Yeah you should read more articles about JPM's silver manipulation. Not a conspiracy theory, they got fined 900M by the SEC in 2020. They own the largest hoard of bullion silver on the planet, 750Moz, and went long on paper positions last year, which is exactly when the price discovery started. The Chinese Central bank purchases are the reason for the gold rush but silver is all on JPM.
JPM is long. They're the entire reason for the silver rush. Never bet against them.
JPM and SPY saving me from yucky HOOD
Is there a Pelosi-trader for JPM?
opposite JPM is always good for short term gains. They are dumping bags and need buyers
AT&T and JPM were not affected by today's dump. JPM safe play bc they're calling the shots on this manufacturing
JPM now says gold is gonna hit 8000 🤡
JPM didn't dive today, imagine that
my UBER and JPM calls printing if only I wasn't retarded and didn't sell my calls on oil stonks well overall good day for me LMAO
JPM are responsable for the silver rush. A decade of dumping paper futures during low volume hours while showing that spot price to miners to buy bullion at discount. They now own the largest silver trove on the planet, and last year they liquidated their short position and went long. Now they own 750Moz and the price is going back to 12:1 silver:gold like it was for thousands of years.
JPMORGAN SEES GOLD SURGING TOWARD $8,000 Gold could keep rallying as private investors increase allocations from 3% to 4.6% of portfolios, JPMorgan’s Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou says, potentially pushing prices to $8,000–$8,500 an ounce. Gold recently hit $5,600 amid safe-haven demand, central bank buying, and a shift from long-term bonds. While momentum may spark short-term profit-taking, gold shows stronger liquidity and breadth than silver or bitcoin. same JPM 2 weeks ago said 5400 price target end of year. LMAO
JPM carrying my account on its back right now
very concern for bul MSFT berrorist win today my port kinda happy, keep pumping JPM come on
My 60dte JPM call holding up my port like atlas. Shielding me from my poor ber decisions
That maybe changing after the maroon sued Jamie Dimon and JPM. He may go after Bank of America next. Who knows whom he’ll target after. I’m pretty sure the business people who supported him are shook up and behind the scenes they’ll be working to undermine him. Davos debacle is still fresh in everyone’s mind.
JPM closed their silver paper short positions and is net long on physical silver months ago to the point they are one of the largest holders of physical silver. A lot of posts on the silver subreddits say some local shops that were buying for 10+% below spot stopped buying entirely.
precious metals sellers are so desperate. BULLS have them by the fucking BALLS and they are so fucking trapped. JPM revised gold price target was 5400 by end of the year. and this was just 2 weeks ago. oh this is once in a lifetime run. you will be telling stories about this to your great grandkids
I wanna see it go down hard this time. First if true it needs to be delisted from SPY SP500 committee is guilty of fraud just like when they added SMCI and cooked shorts even though they were right. They knew about all these short seller reports. Citi, MS, Piper, JPM, UBS, Wedbush, Cramer, CNBC, etc, all guilty and probably paid off on this pump. Hope it turns into this generations Enron.
I just saw that too...and the hilarious part, investment firm releases report about $1 billion accounting gap and shortly after JPM raised their price target to $510
So Wells Fargo, JPM, Barclays +++ yesterday all had BUY rating on CVNA with price target of $520.00-$540.00. That was yesterday. They weren't the only ones. How do you make these calls without research? Who are the crooks here? CVNA or MM's feeding everyone fraud BS to protect their pockets. CVNA will crater once all these Banks unload overnight.
JPM just raised the price target 🤣
Sold for breakeven lol, contracts are now sitting at $60… same thing happened to my JPM short and Intel short I want to die
JPM, GOOGL, META, NVDA, AMZN, WMT, V, NFLX 500 each and forget.
JPM $325c 02/20 believe!!
Wait, what is this about JPM?
I’m sorry what? Have you heard of JPM? The market is well and truly cornered
I was thinking of buying JPM at 280. I’m changing that to 245
JPM down 9% in the last month. Lol. Jamie Dimon never fails to disappoint
It’s definitely best case scenario for slv holders, but it’s possible comex are able to cover all sold contracts and don’t need to cash settle. I’m sure they’re asking JPM and the likes for loans etc
https://x.com/i/status/2016002194382758041 Loved that summary of the Silver surge. Man, fuck bankers, fuck JPM.
don't blame us little guys brother (looking at you JPM, BRICs)
Global Silver prices being determined by some banker in a suit in JPM headquarters
The fucking JPM. VG can actually pull back more than this. Way more
Let this cup and handle on JPM be real just keeps dumping.
I'm not very familiar with JPM and their business. I know they're a bank and I like Jamie Dimon. But banks aren't my circle of competence.
do I dump my oil stonks 5% OTM calls? I am up like 30% in 2days I know it's literally wrong but I wanna gamb invest in highly speculative stocks like JPM and UNH
[This shit](https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/silver-should-be-trading-at-half-its-price-later-this-year-jpm-s-marko-kolanovic/ar-AA1V1GRX?ocid=finance-verthp-feeds) from JPM should be illegal. Blatant attempt to save themselves from a short squeeze lmao
"Buffett seems to believe in the company" It's 0.65% of Berkshire. That could have been Todd (already has left for JPM) or Ted.
Wouldn’t JPM be the best to buy? They’re beating all their competitors every quarter and gaining more revenue/profit than all big banks out there.
I’ve been eyeing both JPM and google for a couple weeks now, i feel the same way. Thanks for the reply
For financials JPM, V, AXP, MS are amazing buys. BRK is on firesale. u/chainer3000
JPM went long ages ago
Heard a theory yesterday that all these moves are essentially meant to privatize the dollar through stablecoins. Given that everyone from JPM to Apple is in the field now, nothing sounds crazy anymore.
COMEX and JPM (among others) are massively short on silver. At a certain point, they have to start taking physical delivery of their contracts to cover their own positions. Average investors *aren’t reasonably able to* take delivery because single contracts are for 5,000oz (312lbs/contract), so if you hold let’s say 100 contracts, you have to somehow take physical delivery of 31,200lbs of silver if exercised. What we are (likely) seeing is large holders and brokers exercising contracts at around $100/oz that they likely have held rights to exercise at a significantly lower amount. The settlement date for current contracts is the 28th, in 2 days. This slide is basically banks closing out and covering their positions so they don’t default. You are literally watching thousands of tons of silver being *physically* bought and exiting the market.
The run up has been historic so I’m not surprised by the pullback but I think a big catalyst for today was that former JPM dipshit
JPM sending interns to the vaults to paint rocks silver
The amount of margin and leverage going in to the banks pockets right now. Calls on JPM
silver scares werewolves, shorts, put holders, CME, COMEX, LBMA, UBS, JPM, global economies, lizard people controlling us…….
JPM wants to buy silver for cheap fuk em. Also it’s up over 50% just this month. Who cares if it drops.
Stop listening to BS like sell america. Institutional investors, governments, central banks and corporates (including funds) are not going to dump the US treasuries they own. It would be the most self destructive thing they could do. The EU collectively (aggregating a very fragmented ownership of investors, retail, banks, insurance, institutions, governments, central banks that all have different mandates, regulatory responsibilities/obligations and which are independent from one another) has an exposure of 8 trillion dollars to treasuries ([according to JPM](https://privatebank.jpmorgan.com/latam/en/insights/markets-and-investing/tmt/debunking-the-sell-america-trade-why-europes-move-could-fall-short#:~:text=to%20be%20unleashed.-,The%20Treasury's%20nightmare,Mission%20accomplished?)). I do not know the proportion of stock (owned) versus flow in this figure, but it is extremely likely that the majority is not sellable per se. Nonetheless, selling America does not seem probable at all. First of all, it is unlikely (to nearly impossible) everyone would dump their positions in a coordinated way, just because of spite. It would require a serious overhaul of current banking and insurance regulations, finding alternative liquid assets as collateral for trades, etc etc. So this happening overnight, even within 2 years (ie how long the administration has left to govern) in extremely unlikely. Second, there would be no way the market could ever absorb such a huge amount in the short term without a severe repricing. This would make bond prices collapse, and therefore yields on t note/bonds would surge. Even if only EU governments and central banks, who own roughly 3 trillion worth of treasuries with different maturities, coordinate, the demand will not be able to absorb it. They would devastate their own economies, the balance sheet of their banks, pension funds etc etc etc. Also, retail investors could never absorb/buy that amount of debt. Only a small (ie insignificant) part could be absorbed by retail, who would not be able to stabilize the market. On a side note, that would be a great investment for someone with 100k in savings willing to take on exposure to the US. I would jump on a US note/bond with a high yield, semi annual coupon (particularly with the associated tax rebates). The ECB and member states are not going to use spite as a rationale to literally sell their assets at discount. It would need to be a huge force majeur event rather than a political squabble between the EU and the USA. In addition, that would make their USD hedging costs spike and would devastate their own balance sheet. This will in turn affect their own financing costs, which could lead to the default of financially unstable countries. I am not even going to go into the FX issues that would be associated with this. What the EU can do is reduce their activity on primary bond markets and to stop buying US bills/notes/bonds, which would be a huge issue for current funding needs, but would also be very dangerous for medium term financial stability of anyone with some financial exposure to US debt. EU investors (in aggregate) represented 80% of foreign acquisitions of US treasuries between April and November 2025. That is an enormous amount of demand that would be very very difficult to replace. If prices really go down and rates spike, we might have a too good to pass situation were institutional investors, funds, asset managers etc, would buy US debt and would restabilize prices. In addition, the FED will likely expand its balance sheet through QE to absorb a lot of that. A possible dumping by the EU of US debt in a “sell America” event is if the US defaults on tbills or T-notes, and if there would be 0 trust in the US institutions in the long term. However, the global financial meltdown would be catastrophic and I have no clue what the actual ramifications would be. So most likely, the EU will reduce their exposure and diversify the assets on their balance sheets through less appetite on new US debt (ie not participating in auctions, which would create higher yields structurally, thus a higher financing cost, thus higher deficits) but will still own a significant amount of US treasuries, since these remain both a safe and liquid asset and especially a hedging need. The most dangerous, long term implication is the eroding trust in US institutions and more diversification on trade in general. The EU is a huge market for services and manufacturing. If they diversify more or reshore, it would be a risk to long term growth. Also, US banks may start to price the US default risk when selling structured securities, thus changing the configuration of financing and hedging
Gold:Silver ratio is 12:1 in soil and that was the normal price ratio for millennia. Then JPMorgan started using paper silver (futures) to manipulate the price down and buy bullion at discount. There are 300 paper claims per bullion bar in Comex so it was cheap and easy to dump the price while volume was low, in premarket. It was so obvious that for years you could buy Silver futures at Asian open and sell at US close since they always dumped it every day, and make nice returns. JPM even moved their Precious Metals office to Hong Kong to have traders working at US premarket hours. Gold:silver price dropped to 1:100 for years and they accumulated the largest silver hoard on earth at a huge discount. JPM was fined $920M for manipulating the market in 2020, which is pathetically low compared to the position they fraudulently acquired (200M ounces plus 500M ounces in SLV, so $22B at today's prices). Last year they decided to go long on their paper silver futures. And said so publicly. And Silver started to rise without fake dumps. Now silver is in price discovery and going back to its natural 12:1 gold price ratio, which would be $400/oz silver.
Gold:Silver ratio is 12:1 in soil and that was the normal price ratio for millennia. Then JPMorgan started using paper silver (futures) to manipulate the price down and buy bullion at discount. It was so obvious that for years you could buy Silver futures at Asian open and sell at US close since they always dumped it every day. They even moved their PM offices to Hong Kong. Gold:silver price dropped to 1:100 for years and they accumulated the largest silver hoard on earth at a huge discount. JPM was fined $920M for manipulating the market in 2020, which is pathetically low compared to the position they fraudulently acquired (200M ounces plus 500M ounces in SLV, so $22B). Last year they decided to go long on their paper silver futures. And said so publicly. And Silver started to rise without fake dumps. Now silver is in price discovery and going back to its natural 12:1 gold price ratio, which would be $400/oz silver.
JPM went long last year Why do you think it's been pumping since? They have the largest silver hoard on the planet.
When do Banks with big exposure to Silver start feeling the pain? Looking at you JPM, UBS and TD
Multiple things \- exponential currency debasement \- China racking up reserves \- AI build out \- JPM switching from short silver to long \- Other banks still short silver getting squeezed
\- exponential currency debasement \- China racking up reserves \- AI build out \- JPM switching from short silver to long \- Other banks still short silver getting squeezed