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Posted on 11/30/2025 7:32:05 AM PST by C210N
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I think your last sentence is truer than most people realize, I’ve noticed on multiple occasions recently, regardless of the issue, bot or trolls come out of the woodwork to spin up the emotions of one side of a debate.
Bill Still: We are headed for a massive depression.
https://www.thestillreport.com/post/the-secret-of-oz-bill-still-documentary
The disruption stopped trading in major currency pairs on CME’s EBS platform, as well as benchmark futures for West Texas Intermediate crude , Nasdaq 100 , Nikkei , palm oil and gold , according to LSEG data.
https://www.reuters.com/business/cme-trading-halted-due-cooling-issue-data-centers-2025-11-28/
Global futures reopen after exchange operator CME suffers multi-hour disruption
So, I would be skeptical about this story.
The western PM entities, ( Comex and LBMA) are known beyond doubt corrupt....JPMorgan has been fined much $$$$ five times for PM manipulation....the best part? For their corruption, their vaults are being drained dry....once they fail to deliver, they will lose $$$$ billions on their massive paper shorts.
That said, the Chinese SGE does NOT allow paper contract trading. Participants must hold physical to participate, backing up their short and long positions.
It would be a hoot if Silver brings the major banks down! Remember Bear Stearns?
The stock market is fleet NYC and the election of a communist.
Most FINRA Series 3 traders in Singapore would be my guess.
The stock market is fleet NYC after the election of a communist.
JP Morgan moving its entire Gold operation around the world is not something they would just spring on their shareholders. I am all for a good conspiracy, but this does not pass the smell test. It’s fine to pick up pieces of “intelligence” from a lot of sources, but this type of thing would generate at least a press release.
It won’t be a hoot, because the US taxpayer will be forced to make them whole. Too big to fail again
Ping
“Huh?
Nothing has gone down in precious metals.”
*****
I didn’t say anything had gone down:
“The minute it stops going up, everyone cries foul”
Why Sovereigns Are Moving Gold to Singapore & Zürich
Behind the Vault Doors: Central banks and ultra-high-net-worth individuals are executing the largest physical gold repositioning since WWII.
https://fgbullion.com/why-sovereigns-are-moving-gold-to-singapore-and-zurich
Communism is bad business, but the stock market has been fleeing NYC for many years now.
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Common types of scams
Phishing scams: Scammers send fake emails that look like they’re from J.P. Morgan, often asking you to click a link or provide personal information to “verify” your account.
Investment scams: Impersonators may contact you by phone or email, claiming to be from J.P. Morgan Asset Management, and pressure you to invest in bogus funds with official-sounding names.
Recruitment scams: Fraudsters may create fake job postings or offer letters, inviting you to fake interviews and asking for money or sensitive personal information.
Corporate fraud: A high-profile case involved the founder of a company, Charlie Javice, who defrauded J.P. Morgan during an acquisition by providing a fake customer count to inflate her company’s value. She was found guilty of multiple fraud charges in 2025, according to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
ATM glitch fraud: Some customers exploited a temporary ATM glitch that allowed them to deposit fraudulent checks and immediately withdraw large sums of money. J.P. Morgan has taken legal action against these individuals.
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