Silver Price Fix - Out With the Old - In With the Same
Commodities / Gold and Silver 2014 Aug 22, 2014 - 05:10 PM GMTBy: Dr_Jeff_Lewis
	
	
            
The further markets become detached from reality, the greater the need for  distraction. Justice is displaced by a rash of propaganda. The methods may be  absurd, but they are effective.
Over the summer, the big news in the world of silver has been the official end  to the old (London  fix) and the beginning of the new (electronic) fixing.
 
It has been a very slow and uneventful beginning to say the least. Confusion over who would ultimately participate culminated in a great distraction from what truly ails price discovery in the silver market.
The London fix was archaic.
It was an obscure old men's pricing club that became obsolete as  the COMEX came to full fruition under guidance of the CME.
            
            COMEX remains the real center of corruption. From New York - via Washington, D.C.  Essentially, the fix narrative forms a layer of protection around the COMEX and  CME. These are the two entities  that no one will touch outside of the blog fringe.
  
            It's like all serious discussions involving economic indicators. Without  acknowledging that the measuring stick is broken, there really isn't anything  to discuss.
  
            Of course, this bleeds all the way through to the dollar.
  
            Will the real market ever stand up? Or crash hard enough to break the chains of  big finance?
  
            Intervention makes these markets. The majority either doesn’t know or don't  care.
  
            A minority feeds off whatever comes out. Like pigs to the trough, they will eat  anything.
  
            Most of the commentary, discussion, and advice trickle down from these pigs.
  
            Pundits hail recovery with a straight face.
  
            Recovery “oranges” are compared with rotten “apples” of CPI.
  
            The next crisis will be a complete surprise to all because few have anything to  lose. And most couldn't see it in the charts, after the flash crash. 
This is despite the geometric, blatant, and historic amount of  monetary expansion taking place now and over the last few decades.
            
            Even those who acknowledge - as a warning - the massive creation of our  currency nothing have not collectively sought the safety of hard assets (and  precious metals in particular).
  
            Alas, the fix mattered very little; it was an obscure back room mechanism  that exemplified everything that is currently wrong with a financial system out  of control and with two tiers of justice.
  
            CME and COMEX are where the main  action is; they have simply absorbed the old fix.
  
            And everything will seem fixed for now. Traders will cheer the new gospel.
  
            The great irony is that it's all electronic now, making it theoretically easier  to manage and perhaps more obscure.
  
            Once these lies reflect perfectly in the culture, the chance of any orderly  return to reality is long passed. For the few who choose to walk in the  reality, the burden of loss fades.
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By Dr. Jeff Lewis
Dr. Jeffrey Lewis, in addition to running a busy medical practice, is the editor of Silver-Coin-Investor.com
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