Jason A. Ross
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Jason A. Ross
@jasonarossKC
Jason has an insatiable thirst for learning and continuous improvement. Software Engineering. Baseball. Wrestling. Family.














For years and years the bull theory on silver was that JP Morgan was acting as some kind of de facto Fed conduit to artificially suppress silver demand by using massively inflated short positions and various synthetic derivatives to engineer coordinated sell-offs etc. and otherwise disguise the fact that physical silver was massively under-supplied relative to their paper positions, and that silver prices would skyrocket should JP Morgan et al. ever be be called to deliver their physical holdings. I bought several silver bars on this theory a decade and a half ago and tbh have not really thought much about silver since. From what I can tell, the price action here is what these silver bulls always anticipated, but does this have anything at all to do with the argument about JP Morgan that was so prevalent on blogs and forums way back when?















