CAN WE Fool the Banksters : BUY GOLD, Buy Silver > Read, Repeat

[GuyFox]

CAN WE FOOL THE BANKSTERS by overloading Social Media?


Clif High thinks so, and says : Spew the ----sters


EXCERPT:

Soooo....the way we f-ck the banksters in their money-hole is to 'pollute' their data stream with 'deterministic language'. This is where we all agree to use specific words as much as possible on all the social media over specific weeks. Their software will implode the banksters trading programs.

It may even shut the f-ckers down. You see, their programs work by buying stocks ahead of what the software tells them are trends in the vast social mind....but they are counting on that mind being unaware of it being 'read' by their software.

Now, using specific language on social media is NOT market manipulation, rather it is manipulating their manipulations. It is killing the parasite by using its own biology against it.

Now we can note that already something near a third of all likes, and tweats and other social media spew is faked by software for advertising purposes. These are achieved through the various APIs of the social media. i happen to be exploring the API of Twitter. Interesting how one could populate their stream as opposed to reading it, automatically i mean. A few instances of a Twitter API connected to a posting script with specific linguistics being rephrased continuously, or even in bursts (the algos seem to react to bursting on the spew as a part of their analysis for trends).

Anyway, the idea is sound, we can **** over the banksters, and relatively easily. So....let is try an experiment along these lines...and make all the precious metals holders very happy indeed (myself included, self serving **** here...be advised) and use the words 'silver', and 'gold' as many times as possible on all your social media over this next week. i will be starting with tweats today.

Another linguistic experiment along these lines would be to include the banskter names such as 'GoldmanSachs' with phrases like 'sell short', and 'dump stock' over this next week to simultaneously distort their own share prices while pressuring them on their precious metal short positions.

Interesting idea, yes?

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Okay.

So: BUY GOLD, Buy Silver,

Sell: JPM

Read, Write, Repeat

Pass it on, through Twitter and other social media

[Tesseract]

I'm no fan of the banks, but buying gold and silver now as an investment does not seem like a good idea. If it is as 'insurance' against a complete financial catastrophe, that is another thing..

You have to ask yourself what will happen to the price of gold and silver as we get closer to the next era of interest rate rises..

[GuyFox]

Clif High suggests that you can help to push up the price, by simply suggesting (on social media) that people Buy.

That seems somewhat unlikely to me.
But it will be interesting to see what happens to the price, if his effort goes viral

To be honest, I think the price has shown a meaningful correction (to key support), and could now be poised for a move higher, and possibly much higher. So perhaps Buying Gold now WILL work out. My own record for calling gold price moves is pretty good, though far from perfect

[Positive Vibe Merchant]

tarher than silver gold, I would be more focused on naming the banksters and sell short etc... make the focus about them and confuse them.

[Shezbeth]

I don't know that buying, posting, or tweeting will necessarily affect the G&S price, as there is a wealth of indicators (if not outright proof) of heavy market manipulation.

That said; the historical, industrial, and commerical value of either metals will not go away, and they are currently priced far lower than the supply, demand, and consumer/commercial 'value' indicators suggest it should be. I'm not saying one can buy a bit so that 'if it goes through the roof they'll be rich' by any means.

"The only way to make a small fortune in commodities is to start with a large one" - My dad (probably acquired)

This alluding both to the idea that it is far easier to lose money than to gain it with such investments, and also to the idea that in order to get a sizable return on an investment, one usually needs to begin with a far more sizable amount. I.e. returns are usually a small percentage of the investment, not a magnification (though the bankers always seem to find the exceptions to this :p).

Simply - S&G are currently relatively cheap for anyone who is interested (like China and India,...). Whether it will remain so is beyond me, though I would be most surprised if it were further devalued. Though, I have been most surprised before.

[ThePythonicCow]

You have to ask yourself what will happen to the price of gold and silver as we get closer to the next era of interest rate rises..
I would expect that stable interest rates on investment grade bonds would drive the price of precious metals lower. Better to get my reliable 5% than to hug my cold metal.

If only junk paper is paying decent interest (including if US Treasuries become junk), then I would expect that to drive the price of precious metals higher again, as a safe haven.

[Tesseract]

Clif High suggests that you can help to push up the price, by simply suggesting (on social media) that people Buy.

That seems somewhat unlikely to me.
But it will be interesting to see what happens to the price, if his effort goes viral

To be honest, I think the price has shown a meaningful correction (to key support), and could now be poised for a move higher, and possibly much higher. So perhaps Buying Gold now WILL work out. My own record for calling gold price moves is pretty good, though far from perfect


You are right - there is no way social media can influence the gold price, just forget that idea. If done correctly, lightly traded stocks can be affected, but it usually requires someone with credibility to get things started.

It's easy to test your senses for the market - start trading options. Very lucrative if you can get it right!

[Rocky_Shorz]

with computers running 14 million trades a day and holding stocks for an average of 11 seconds, known as skimming, it is real difficult to affect the market through several posts...

it would need to be a combined effort of millions at once...

the Onion is famous for their humor, they have affected stock prices with their goofy announcements, blasted across social media...

"(XOM) $83.60 (-$3.93) (-4.49%) Stock in the oil corporation plunged after it was revealed that it had just been adding Nesquik to water for years."