Submitted by Tyler Durden on
12/20/2012 10:33 -0500
On the back of no news and no fundamental shifts in demand and supply, Silver
has cliff-dived 7.5% in the last 3 days, its biggest drop in over a year, as the
precious metal heads back towards unchanged on the year. We suspect that, just
as with the NatGas story earlier this year (when it went bidless and was
justified by endless chatter over what it meant, when in fact it was John Arnold
unwinding
his positions and closing shop), the moves we are seeing in not just
precious metals but copper and across FX are liquidation-related (as we
noted yesterday) as fundamentally facts remain the same, given central bank
buying of gold into reserves and the Fed set to hit a $4 trillion balance sheet
within the next year). Into
the 2011 year-end we also saw dramatic 'liquidation-like' plunges in Silver
(and gold) as it is very clear that whoever is 'selling' is entirely
price-insensitive.

yet another 2011 echo...

S.S.D.Y!!!

yet another 2011 echo...

S.S.D.Y!!!

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