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Are We Being Duped by OPs Doing DD on $SLV or is This Real? (Silver futures are up)
Index futures are down right now and silver futures are up. So, is this “silver short squeeze” for real or is it manufactured?
I wanted to find out so I did some research today I’d like to share the clifnotes I made reading various $SLV threads in here. Personally, I’m not yet convinced about a short squeeze. I do hold SLV as part of my portfolio but will probably be selling it this week based on my DD so far.
What various OPs are saying
- Citadel is the 5th largest holder of SLV. We do not like them.
- SLV DD posts came out of nowhere recently.
- SLV usernames posting support are relatively new or “woke up” from long dormancies. scroll to bottom to see my popular SLV OP DD
- Possibly written by hedge fund to manipulate Redditors. DYOR and be very careful
More at this post
Here are my notes after reading what /u/TheHappyHawaiian/ wrote about $SLV. If he could fill in gaps with sources of data of his post so we can dive deeper and further validate this theory because frankly, it’s hard to believe without sources and the counter arguments are making more sense right now. What I don’t like here is the physical delivery part. Selling physical shit is hard to do.
- Play GME still, silver after GME squozened
- Play silver shares, calls, bouillon. Biggest effect would be to take physical delivery via futures contracts if possible. Where and how do we buy futures contracts?
- 100 to 500x more paper silver than real silver. Only 1% actually gets delivered. lacking source
- JP Morgan and banks fucked us in 08, they will hold the bag on this. Payback time?
- Cant make more silver. Buy futures and force higher % of silver to physically deliver = “squeeze”
- Futures don’t halt. Oil went negative due to delivery problems.
- Shorts cover by going long and passing the buck. Snowball effect ensues.
- Gold to solver ratio is 73:1 lacking source Naturally occurring is 18.75:1 lacking source
- Government silver faults are practically empty.
- Boomers HO’DL silver so it won’t dump.
- Silver market cap about $70-$80b. lacking source. Silver is 100 to 500x undervalued.
- No good silver deposits anymore lacking source
- COVID currency inflation naturally raising price making it a reasonably safe bet.
- Buying shares forces real silver to back it.
- If there were only a digital gold to fuck JPM over with too hmm
DD on users trending for SLV posts
- This bullish post by u/RocketGoBoom - Low Quality
SpaceX junkie. Just started talking about stocks. Allegedly gonna YOLO SLV. Spammed the idea all over WSB and had multiple posts removed.
- This bullish post by u/TheHappyHawaiian - Intermediate Quality
Main pumper of SLV in WSB. His post history seems legit. However, his posts lack data sources which is scary. Looks like he only recently got into posting about stocks. Also scary. I like his picks overall and share sentiment on SPG (I’ve been in since $73).
- This bearish post by u/InfiniteAccuracy - High quality
User appears to be a solid and open minded law student. He spotted some matrix level glitches in who was posting about SLV and tipped us off to not blindly follow a DD with lots of awards.
- This bearish post by u/Itsme_eljefe - Mediocre Quality
User has karma below what I’d like to see, and very few original posts. I don’t like how he says “it’s me your boy” and literally has never posted an OP in WSB before.
I’m sure there are other trending posts I may have missed but I think it’s important we have a thread like this where we do our own collective DD on the people that are feeding us DD. So many retards in here that blindly follow and I don’t want to see anyone getting hurt when it can be avoided.
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