2.4 Million Ounces of Silver Withdrawn

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I sure hope so! Sprott is sticking it to the fraudsters and they DON'T LIKE IT AT ALL!!
 
Actually, I hope it wasn't Sprott.

That means there is still another couple of million ounces to come out of the system and there are other players in the game taking their silver.
 
It doesn't show that it went into JPM; just that it was withdrawn from Brinks and HSBC.
Unless something hasn't been reported, that would indicate it was withdrawn to satisfy an outside (read purchaser) demand.
 
:rotflmbo: mike, you need one big fecking canoe to transport it now!!
 
2.4 million troy ounces ~ just over 82 (short) tons.

You're going to need a bigger boat. /Jaws
 
Now you tell me! I can't believe I sank another boat! When will I ever learn?

you woulda made it. Shouldnta taken your laptop on board, though....
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I've actually seen guys like this [in Malaysia], dragging up-river with an inch or two of gunnel wall showing. It's nuts when you watch them, as they just go about their business as though their boat cannot sink.
 
I've actually seen guys like this [in Malaysia], dragging up-river with an inch or two of gunnel wall showing. It's nuts when you watch them, as they just go about their business as though their boat cannot sink.

...you see, they could be offered a job as central bankers - all balls, and no brains whatsoever :-)

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