The following is an interview with Tom Bodrovics of Palisades Gold Radio regarding the visible disruption and failure onset of the silver price rigging system centered in the City of London and New York:
David Jensen: We Are In The End-Stages of Bullion Banks Ability to Modulate the Silver Price
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwRzn4G2188
alternate link:
David Jensen: We Are In The End-Stages of Bullion Banks Ability to Modulate the Silver Price
https://odysee.com/@PalisadesGoldRadio:c/david-jensen-we-are-in-the-end-stages-of
Best regards,
David Jensen
If JP Morgan is too big to fail, what will happen to SLV ETF holders during a revaluation? Short of bankruptcy, isn't the custodian still liable for all the silver? If it goes to cash settlement, what would be the legal/contractual basis and how would they determine the settlement price?
International banks...? Let's imagine HSBC USA goes bankrupt. Would HSBC in Hong Kong be bankrupt as well? Worldwide bankruptcy? While listening I thought, my view of "one company" must be infantil - just a daughter bankrupts. And we live in times of strange constructions and nothing is as it seems.