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Read my previous tweets on the #silver $SLV scam conducted by Citadel for more info. Here will be a chain of tweets showing you how unreal today's stock market is and how it is affected by hedge funds. Note: Silver is a distraction and scam, Redditors are shunning silver.
Push notifications from WSJ. I used to respect them.
I said before, this is international, don't be a Silver bag holder. Note this is for paper shares, not the metal itself.
Here is the BBC which is my favorite source of American news. https://www.bbc.com/news/business-55882758
Here is the BBC which is my favorite source of American news. https://www.bbc.com/news/business-55882758
Citadel is bought a lot of $SLV to drive up the price and now underwrote 26M calls and puts on this stuff. Don't listen to the media whose strings are being pulled to make a lot of money for Citadel. Sorry if I'm sound like a flat earth crank.
Note that most of the Silver posts on WSB Reddit are from new accounts that are a few days old. These posts are receiving awards as well, which is just Citadel using the same tool against retail investors.
Here is a thread on this. Amazing to read. https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/la3ddb/we_should_be_compiling_links_of_sources_claiming/
Here are all the calls and puts Citadel owns in $SLV. They are both firefighters and arsonists. All sources are public information. I will never post speculation or unconfirmed sources ever. I'm not a "journalist" but follow old school journalist principles.
More international news from Shanghai... more misinformation, welcome to the 21st century.
Back to some real news for a second, what is happening in Myanmar is outrageous, this country can never get ahead. The Burmese people deserve so much better. But also, fake Silver news as well that is being paid for by USA Today. Why would USA Today pay you to see WSJ news?
edit: "Why would USA Today pay FOR you to see WSJ news?"
More coordination, according to this shill piece, hundreds of YouTubers are talking about Silver. Do you think the author took the time to watch over a hundred videos that popped up in the last two business days?
As much as a despise Fox News, CNBC has been the most aggressive in Anti-Retail Investor trends newsjacking.
To add to the story on price manipulation, here is a video that shows how to conduct a short down ladder attack via microtransactions. https://imgur.com/gallery/Y9TVxCj
I think it is fair of me to note that I hold positions in $SLV and $GME and don't care where these prices go. I'm well-diversified with a majority of my positions out of these names with a mixed focus on short-term and long-term growth. con't.
Watching fraud, trends, and how it affects security is my hobby. Now back to my day job.
Adding to the chain. All these $SLV price movements were caused by after-hours trading which was done by these funds. Retail isn't doing this.
I have a love and hate relationship with memes due to their power to sway minds and spread dis/misinformation but this one is fairly accurate. Sorry for crude language within, not mine. https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/la7e12/these_tactics_are_as_see_through_as_my_hands/
Here is a better look into the #silver $SLV price manipulation in after-hours trading to create the faked short-squeeze buzz behind the security. These moves are roughly .2-.3% of Citadel's wealth apparently.
CNBC is not giving up on the faked silver short squeeze story. Remember who is paying their bills next time they recommend an investment.
WSJ writers @AmrithRamkumar @josephttwallace and @pellejeroseb get called out online for writing and updating pieces that bombard news feeds to promote $SLV without doing any research into trader & security data. I terminate my subscription and weep for the state of journalism
