JP Morgan paid a $928 million fine for manipulating gold and silver markets in the last 24 months, but last week 4 former JP Morgan metals traders were charged with […]
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Continue readingChat logs introduced as evidence by prosecutors at the Chicago spoofing trial of two former precious-metals traders show one of them…
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Continue readingFeel like a victim knowing you are participating in a manipulated market, or jump for joy knowing this provides an edge. The choice is yours…
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Continue reading“…to avoid U.S. prosecution on charges it engaged in foreign bribery schemes and manipulated precious metals markets…”
Continue readingManipulation of the gold and silver markets by the U.S. Federal Reserve and Treasury Department is far more significant than the manipulative…
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Continue readingYou don’t have to look very hard to see plain, simple evidence of continued manipulation…
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Sure, the DOJ & JP Morgan say there was some spoofing, a few traders got convicted and some fines got paid, but there has been no wrong that has been […]
Continue readingEven if it’s true that this trader spoofed orders, that does not prove the grand suppression conspiracy theory. The way catching a kid stealing penny candy at…
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