"A crucial change in the way financial derivatives are packaged and sold on Wall Street is enabling traders to bypass new regulations aimed at limiting reckless speculation, enhancing the prospect of another derivatives crisis, warn some market participants."*
The Dodd-Frank financial reform law came into effect in 2007 in response to the financial crisis- it required safeguards for investors to cover losses on their derivatives trades. But what if investors found another, risky, way around that? That's what's happening now. Is it time to start the financial armageddon clock? Cenk Uygur breaks it down.
SILVER'S PAPER TRAIL: The ETF, COMEX & Mining Stock Story Behind the Squeeze
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(Companion piece to the Fed/macro breakdown — this version goes under the
hood of the paper market: SLV, COMEX vault mechanics, mining stock
leverage, and ...
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