Silver Metals Leasing Exposed [Part 1]


subscribe for free silver updates. metals leasing is the deceptive accounting method for creating a fake oversupply on the Silver market. This fake supply depresses the price and decreases silver production. The reasons for bankers to manipulate the price are many… but their time is about to end as physical reserves of silver approach ZERO. When the realization of years of manipulation hit the market – silver price will go to a straight line up as major exchanges, including the COMEX, default on silver deliveries. Got Silver?

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Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010 Gold Stock Market

16 Comments to Silver Metals Leasing Exposed [Part 1]

  1. What’s the chances of the banks going around looking for silver by force in the coming couple of years?

  2. Seano71 on February 23rd, 2010
  3. did you say CUNSHOOMED?

  4. pairunoyd on February 23rd, 2010
  5. congratulations… nothing wrong with stocks either… i never said silver is the only way one can make money… if you’re a good stock picker – good luck to you…

  6. stellaconcepts on February 23rd, 2010
  7. My stocks have increased over 300% since January. Silver and Gold haven’t came anywhere close to that and never will. I’ll keep owning stocks.

  8. MontanaFiddler on February 23rd, 2010
  9. ud think so. but silver and gold are fungible, meaning i can return any gold/silver bar to the person i leased it from.

    but yea.. the whole notion of leasing is flawed… its a way in which a fake supply can hit the market.

  10. stellaconcepts on February 23rd, 2010
  11. i appreciate your “house renting” analogie. but when you rent a house, they usually don’t let the renter turn around and sell the house from under the owner, because the renter doesn’t own the house. so isnt it illegal for “leasers” to sell the silver that they don’t own?

  12. Brandonly23 on February 23rd, 2010
  13. I see lease rates go up as I have not noticed before. It might be me, but…

  14. OPPI007 on February 23rd, 2010
  15. oh i know exactly what you’re going to say haha i feel the same way. i want to have something i can hold in my hands and can call it value. not something that can be devalued because the central bank..”The Fed” (ironically is Marxist idea…) wants to just by printing out fake bills that mean nothing. my only other question is though does it matter what in on the gold or silver round? like if its a canadian maple leaf, or american eagle? i can use either in any country?

  16. xmattycorex on February 23rd, 2010
  17. if you dont know what my answer is then you havent watched all my vids ;)

    cash is trash

  18. stellaconcepts on February 24th, 2010
  19. been looking around…you think it would be wise to take whatever money i get in my tax income back and buy a lot of silver 1oz rounds or bars for when the economy goes to shit?

  20. xmattycorex on February 24th, 2010
  21. Great video…

  22. gete0 on February 24th, 2010
  23. The ounces in existence INCLUDE jewelery… plus there is not as much as you think cause when silver spiked to $50 in the 70’s people unloaded their scrap silver to cash in.

  24. stellaconcepts on February 24th, 2010
  25. Great videos! Is there an estimation on how much silver is in the form of jewellery, cutlery, candelabras et.c in personal possession? Because ppl would start selling those items if price got that high. Is it to few ounces to make any difference on the market price? Maybe many antique rare items will be melted down to be used in industry, if (when) your scenario will happen… :(

  26. kricke243 on February 24th, 2010
  27. Like all promises a person or company can default on them. When they do the contract states what the recourse is.

    However since the bank that sold the silver has an asset that is earning interest it can sell, it will use that to pay the cash value of the silver to he bank it leased it from.

  28. davincij15 on February 24th, 2010
  29. Thanks for the information! Keep it coming!

  30. boonepickensoilman on February 24th, 2010
  31. Great explanation of the situation – love the house analogy!

  32. artdeco101010 on February 24th, 2010

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