All Talk, No Action

[webmaster]

Subject:All Talk, No Action
By: Theodore Butler

Overview: The good news is that we don’t need the regulators to end the manipulation, even though they should. This crime in progress will end in spite of them refusing to perform their sworn responsibilities. The reality of the artificially depressed price and the developing silver shortage guarantees an abrupt end to the manipulation. This is all the more obvious in the behavior of the big shorts. They are clearly reducing their combined short position (COMEX plus OTC) as much as possible. This should tell you that they expect much higher silver prices and are positioning themselves for it. Unlike the regulators, the manipulators are all action and no talk. Do as they do - buy silver.

Link: http://news.silverseek.com/TedButler/1238529622.php

[johnakajt]

Mr Butler, I think one of the largest hurdles that you face in convincing people, is the fact that there is a psycological barrier that prevents the vast majority of people from understanding the art/science of short selling. It is this very same barrier that encourages and enables the "shorts" to succeed right under the nose of the regulators. I believe, they know this. As an investment consultant, I can attest to this because I have tried to convince clients to go short repeatedly, with the only success being through investing long in ultra short ETFs. Short selling or hedging discussions cause otherwise very intellegent people, to "tune out". Their eyes glaze over and you might as well be talking to a wall. Unfortunately I believe that this fact also prevents the media from covering this story. I'm quite sure that reporters have tried to bring this to light with the results ending up on the cutting room floor. Ask people what a hedge fund actually does and not 1 in 100 will be able to explain it. They might even be invested in one, but they don't understand it. It is a very difficult prospect to explain how a negative can be positive, which is why people don't get how price suppression can be lucrative. All that having been said, keep up the crusade, you are fighting the good fight. Good luck and Godspeed.
JT

[duneyman]

Originally Posted by webmaster

Subject:All Talk, No Action
By: Theodore Butler

Overview: The good news is that we don’t need the regulators to end the manipulation, even though they should. This crime in progress will end in spite of them refusing to perform their sworn responsibilities. The reality of the artificially depressed price and the developing silver shortage guarantees an abrupt end to the manipulation. This is all the more obvious in the behavior of the big shorts. They are clearly reducing their combined short position (COMEX plus OTC) as much as possible. This should tell you that they expect much higher silver prices and are positioning themselves for it. Unlike the regulators, the manipulators are all action and no talk. Do as they do - buy silver.

Link: http://news.silverseek.com/TedButler/1238529622.php

He keeps talking about the developing silver shortage. What shortage - and when will silver explode ?

[Edward Ulysses Cate]

Assuming Commissioner Bart Chilton of the CFTC is NOT part of the family of sociopathic financial predators, he probably finds himself in the same terrible position as journalist Gary Webb, documented here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Webb

The same sword held over the heads of main-stream journalists is more than likely also held over legitimate folks in positions of public trust. The incentive for self-censorship is just as strong as not committing suicide.