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    Time to Stack SILVER is Now – ‘Shorts are Handing You a Gift’: Mario Innecco



    Time to Stack SILVER is Now – ‘Shorts are Handing You a Gift’: Mario Innecco

    Mario Innecco thinks silver could be carving out a bottom and he has a solution either way: keep on stacking. Mario argues that with major commercial traders manipulating the market through short positions, stackers should view these prices as a gift because the long-term fundamentals keep getting stronger for silver.

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    00:00 Coming Up
    00:44 Silver Heavily Undervalued
    04:12 Manipulation of Silver Market
    11:26 True Value of Silver and Gold
    16:34 Opportunity in Mining Stocks
    18:59 Parallels Between 1970s and Today
    21:29 Mainstream Finance Doesn’t Get Gold
    25:40 Gold Revaluation Incoming?
    30:46 Gold Backed Bonds
    34:35 Perfect Storm For Monetary Reset
    37:53 Is Europe Headed to War?

    24 Comments

    2. @not1au on

      Shorts giving a gift? Tomorrow more gifts will arrive. They made a lot of money in 2025 manipulating the people and silver. They're probably going in reverse now. Bring prices down so a bunch of people will buy. Buy the dip! It can only go up from here! It could go down even more. They could kick the legs right off of the bull and keep them off for a decade.

    3. @MissLibertarian on

      The Sensate personalities, including those who became accountants and bankers because they’re methodical with data and don’t like “creative” accounting are the ones who choose what is good money.

      We have gapped a few generations of Sensates who learn with their senses and experience, but from among all the commodities they can choose for saving value, gold and silver will appeal to them (so shiny, so heavy, so useful, so compact, so historic and storied, and musical).

      The Market will barter. The metals will be preferred for saving for later.

      No one can actually impose something as money for very long if it isn’t acceptable.

    5. @mortenbagstevold8123 on

      Does the price in fiat really matter besides affordability? IMO no. Fiat is not money. Siver is. So if the price goes down, great. There will come a day, when you are happy to have real money. That day is when people won't have fiat in payment. At that time a copper coin will be easier to barter with, than fiat. Metals are God's money. Copper was our first money from Mesopotamia. Nothing is new under the sun, right? Back then how much did people trust an IOU as real money?

    8. @troytibbs7198 on

      Someone help a newbie out here… but I would argue that every commodity traded on the stock market is manipulated in some form or fashion. That's one reason some commodities become labeled as "volatile". It is apparent to me that some commodities are manipulated more than others. And silver and gold are no exception. We also know that gold (as well as silver) for the most part, have an inverse correlation or relationship to the value of the dollar. When the value of the dollar goes up, the "perceived" value of gold goes down. And vice versa. But it's not penny for penny or even dollar for dollar, for that matter. In my mind, that's just one place where the manipulation and its associated volatility can come into play. As I've already said, even though silver and gold are considered commodities, they are unlike most other commodities that are traded on the stock market; when you invest money into a company or commodity, you do so with the anticipation of the value of that commodity rising and getting some sort of return on your investment. Not so with gold and silver; you only expect the same outcome from gold as far as the manipulation and volatility come into play. Another way to look at it; when you invest in gold you do so by hoping the value of the dollar goes down. That's the only way you can win with gold; unless you time the manipulation and the volatility just right and buy the dip. That's why it has long been said with regard to buying Silver and Gold, (notice I didn't say "investing" in silver and gold), "Be careful what you wish for, you may just get it". Mining stocks… that's a slightly different story. Aside from Silver and Gold's inherent price manipulation and volatility, in my mind, it can only be considered an investment if you are somehow able to buy low and sell high at any given point in time. But for most of us in the long haul, silver and gold are an insurance policy against the declining value of the dollar.

    11. @matthewalig57 on

      Futures markets function to suppress the price, regardless of the commodity. Silver is unique only because of the size of the outstanding short position of the "big boys". Remember, prior resistance becomes support. $50 is probably the absolute bottom.

    18. @JoelDahmen-s9o on

      One thing I have learned about the Bitcoin is that it is very very manipulated. It will not let investors know when it go up or down. It will always do the opposite what investors think it might do… If investors can figure out what the market is going to do, companies will go bankruptcy…. So I don't waste my time and energy to bother what the market is going to do…… for me .. Long & short-term trading is generally safer, allowing investors to weather market volatility. I have managed to grow a Portfolio of around 38 bitcoins in the space of a few months in the space of a few months.Thanks again, Marie for the regular updates……

    19. @PcUser-m6b on

      Did you ever hear the song about the GLENDALE TRAIN ? I’m betting that a spur line was built smack dab into the basement of Fort Knox a long time ago. A SUBWAY, so no one could see them coming and going, as they pilfered out all the GOOD FOR DELIVERY 440 OUNCE BARS, and replaced them with TUNGSTEN CORE bars that were LASER ACCURATE replicas of the bars they took out. Remember, TUNGSTEN weighs almost the same as GOLD, so simply weighing the bars is not sufficient for any type of audit !!!

    21. @healthyhuman74 on

      In September 2020, JPMorgan Chase was fined US$920.2 million for widespread market manipulation involving precious metals, including silver and gold, and U.S. Treasury markets.

      Between 2008 and 2016, traders engaged in thousands of spoofing episodes, placing large orders they intended to cancel to create false impressions of supply and demand and influence prices. The settlement included $436.4 million in criminal penalties, $172 million in disgorgement, and $311.7 million in victim compensation.

      Several former precious-metals traders were criminally convicted, with some receiving prison sentences. This was documented market manipulation, not merely speculation or allegations.

      Those who say it doesn’t happen are ignorant or complicit.

    22. @sling_trade on

      Three weeks ago 1400 tons, 46 million ounces, of paper silver was dumped on the market in 1 second at market open. That is what caused the drop from $61 to $56. Those contracts were all bought. Now here's the thing. Who would be buying 46 million ounces? There is either enough demand to buy 46 million ounces in 1 hour or some traders think silver is going higher OR this is all wash trading where the seller and the buyer are the same party, highly illegal, but since this occurred in the Asian markets, I'm not sure what their rules are about that.

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