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| Posted: 26 Apr 2016 06:33 AM PDT Astute observers of financial markets, especially in the precious metals sector, have long argued that small concentrations of major market players have been manipulating asset prices. Last week those suspicions were confirmed when Deutsche Bank, one of the world's leading financial institutions, not only admitted to regulators that they have been involved in the racket, but that they were prepared to turn over records implicating many of their cohorts in a global scheme to suppress prices. In his latest interview with SGT Report, straight-shooting Callinex Mines CEO Max Porterfield explains that now that the men behind the curtain are being revealed, asset prices in precious metals, base metals and other commodities will return to more natural pricing mechanisms based on core supply and demand fundamentals. They are being revealed, most certainly… whether anybody actually takes a fall for it is a whole 'nother discussion in its own right.. It's good someone is being held accountable in some form or fashion and at least we understand what we're dealing with. … The real world pricing is being seen not only in the precious metals space, but it's being played out in other base metals as well… Underlying all this manipulation is really the supply demand fundamentals for all these commodities… Read the entire article |
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