CASE CLOSED: The Fact of Bullion Bank Gold and Silver Price Manipulation

Thursday, December 8, 2016
By Paul Martin

By: Craig Hemke
SilverSeek.com
Thursday, December 8th

Back in April, the Cartel Shills and Apologists attempted to minimize the news that a settlement had been reached regarding a “nuisance lawsuit” alleging price rigging in gold and silver. As we told you at the time and on many occasions since, this case is instead quite significant and very important. The latest update on the case, released late yesterday, sheds more light upon what we’ve always known was taking place behind the scenes in the “free and fair precious metals markets”.

First, just another reminder of the two key points:

1.Because of Deutschebank’s settlement offer and willingness to turn “state’s evidence” in the case, for the very first time a civil lawsuit regarding gold and/or silver price manipulation is being allowed to move forward into the legal discovery phase. This means depositions, affidavits and subpoenas. Never before has a case been allowed into this phase as all previous civil suits were thrown out by Bank-favored judges before discovery could begin.
2.With Deutschebank now having agreed to nearly $100MM in settlements in the case, there is now the proverbial “blood in the water” for every class action attorney in the world. This current laswuit is just one case and this Deutschebank settlement is just one small part of it. There will now be countless new lawsuits filed, each of them seeking damages from The Bullion Banks for the now-discovered and proven collusion and manipulation of precious metals prices. Potential claimants range from mining companies to shareholders to day traders to investors/stackers.

So, what did we learn today. Here are two links…one from Reuters and the other is a more detailed analysis from ZeroHedge. We strongy urge you to read both.

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