I find that there is another problem with that theory, as I was doing some research I found someone talking about Gold back in 2010, and this is what they said.
(I'm just using this link to prove this is not any new information with regards of gold being a non-existent asset).
Simply put, people who bought silver and gold don't really own any, they just own a piece of paper plus have been paying storage fees on non-existent assets.
Therefore, the explanation of the drop in gold back in april cannot be true along with the first drop in 2011. Obviously, the gold was rising in 2010 and 2011 despite the fact that people were only buying paper if that is true.
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