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  1. 📺 Debunking Jeff Christian's knowledge of the Futures market and discussing the reluctance to short gold and silver. 00:20 The speaker has 19 years of experience in the Futures Market as a broker. Jeff Christian admits that nobody is willing to short gold and silver. Apology for the absence of a live stream due to having friends over for lunch. 📊 The speaker discusses their background in the securities and futures industry, including their experience with ABN Amro and Mint. 05:02 The speaker worked for ABN Amro and Mint in the securities and futures industry. They started their career when the Securities and Futures Authority (SFA) was in place, which later became the Financial Services Authority (FSA). They have worked with clients such as CDC and ARA in the past. 📉 The speaker challenges the idea that market makers are responsible for the large short position in the Futures market. 10:07 Market makers in the Futures market are not responsible for the large short position. The speaker challenges Jeff Christian to prove the existence of market makers in the Futures Market. 📉 The speaker discusses the reasons behind the huge short position in gold, including central banks manipulating the price. 15:03 Central banks and bullion banks predict gold prices conservatively to manipulate the market. Jeff Christian, who worked for J Aaron, which was Goldman Sachs' bullion trading arm, has ties to Robert Rubin, former Secretary of the Treasury. Leasing and shorting of gold by central banks is used to manipulate the price. 📉 The speaker discusses the manipulation of the gold market by the LBMA and Jeff Christian, and how central banks use this manipulation to normalize their inflation and debt policies. 19:51 The big Chinese banks are leaving the LBMA as they know it is a fraudulent market. The December gold Futures settle below $2,000 to portray inflation and debt policies as normal. The manipulation keeps investors away by suggesting that everything is fine.
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