Recently I posted a piece reminding investors about Max Keisers fraudulent "Crash JP Morgan, Buy Silver" campaign from 2010.
I also showed that Keiser was desperate to pitch that nonsense in order to sell silver coins at 50% higher than competitors.
See: If the SEC Goes After GameStop Reddit Crew, Max Keiser Should Be Very Worried
Although I cannot recall exactly when, I stated that I was willing to bet that Keiser will tap into the reddit GME manipulators to push his silver scheme once again.
Guess what. That's precisely what he's doing.
Take a look: Max Keiser: Silver Price Gap of $500 Required to Short Squeeze Wall Street’s Fake Sell Orders
Take a look at s small sample of websites that have posted Keiser's BS.
Keiser is breaking the law by specifically encouraging people to buy silver in order to cause harm to JP Morgan.
Now of course Keiser's claims are 100% bogus. JP Morgan isn't going to collpase because a bunch of suckers buy silver because they believed a known fraud. But Keiser's intent is what counts.
Do your part and spread this around and email the SEC complaining about the parasite fraud Max Keiser.
help@sec.gov
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