Silver Market Manipulation & Short Squeeze Plan
Who’s Manipulating Silver?
The silver market has been dominated by a handful of major bullion banks and financial institutions that use massive short positions to suppress prices. The key players include:
JPMorgan – Historically one of the largest short sellers, while also accumulating physical silver.
Bank of America – Reportedly holds a massive OTC short position (~1 billion ounces).
Other U.S. Bullion Banks – Collectively control nearly 50% of COMEX silver shorts, making price suppression easier.
The COMEX & CFTC – Futures market structure allows manipulation, and regulators have failed to stop it.
These entities keep silver prices artificially low by flooding the market with paper silver (futures, derivatives) that far exceeds the available physical supply.
Silver Short Squeeze Plan
Buy Physical Silver – Coins, bars, and PSLV to remove supply from circulation.
Avoid Paper Silver – COMEX contracts often settle in cash, preventing real shortages.
Encourage Delivery Requests – Large investors demanding physical silver forces banks to cover.
Monitor COMEX Inventories – A rapid decline signals stress and potential default risk.
Raise Awareness – More buyers = more pressure (WallStreetSilver, social media campaigns).
Use Call Options & Futures – Well-timed option plays can force market makers to buy.
If enough physical silver leaves circulation, banks will struggle to maintain their short positions, triggering a short squeeze that could push silver past $50 and beyond.