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Commodity CultureEd Steer

No Way Out for SILVER Shorts as They Desperately Cover - 'I'm a Buyer': Ed Steer

Steer argues that reported inflation understates the problem, that heavy sovereign debt is weighing on currencies, and that fiat currencies have historically lost value through inflation. He characterizes precious-metals declines as efforts by large traders to cover shorts, pointing to silver outflows, concentrated short exposure, and options positions. He sees the current sell-off as a buying opportunity and expects China’s gold disclosures and imports to draw attention, while presenting his estimate of its undisclosed reserves as unconfirmed.

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No Way Out for SILVER Shorts as They Desperately Cover - 'I'm a Buyer': Ed Steer

Commodity CultureJesse Day, Ed SteerOct 16
  1. 0:51Steer characterizes the precious-metals sell-off as a bullion-bank bear raid intended to cover short positions. He says commercial traders pulled bids and spoofed prices. He also notes that the 10-year yield briefly rose above 5.34% before being pushed back down.
  2. 1:35Steer disputes the reported 3.7% CPI increase, claiming it is closer to 7.3% and alleging that the government massages inflation figures. He says inflation is severe and does not expect it to improve soon.
  3. 3:31Steer says the eight largest commercial banks’ short position was larger than before the crash, despite gold being about $1,400 an ounce below its end-of-January level. He says the position remained unusually large nine months later and describes the post-January sell-off as an unsuccessful effort to recover gold shorts.
  4. 14:19Steer reports that more than 2.2 million troy ounces of silver left COMEX on the preceding Friday, bringing the six-business-day outflow to about 13.4 million ounces. In September, 19.5 million ounces were shipped in and 23.5 million out. He says October outflows had increased, but demand was not reflected in the price.
  5. 21:08Steer criticizes Judy Shelton’s explanation that rising U.S. bond yields reflect a strong economy. He argues that sound-money advocates can be corrupted after taking government positions. He dismisses a possible gold-backed bond as background noise and offers no view on how one would work.
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