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Didn't JPM move their trading desk there sort of recently?

Why? Im saying go buy silver next week. Not stocks, options or any paper electronic bullshit but you can't ignore the reason for the price volatility and we the people are constantly fighting to what is ours against an overspending government and a system looking to manipulate people to believe the rally is over.
Comex and JPM short buddies are throwing every trick they can to kill the rally so they can get out of their short position kinda like the Margin Call movie where they had a bunch of bad mortgages they needed to dump fast so they wouldn't go under.
I don't know if comex will institute silver rule 7 again at some point, or if they will restrict delivery to only to certain parties to slow the outflow, get loaned silver from JPM and others at a cheap lease rate, publish fake stories of starting up several coppelr/silver mines but what is do know is THEY are against silver price from going up historically and there's a clock as well.
Trump announcing a silver floor is either gonna be a good thing or bad thing but I think mostly good. Initially silver set to $85-150 is the range im thinking but scarcity is gonna drive that price up. Maybe its set to a ratio of gold or other things we don't know but that puts a clock on silver being low for only so long.
This cat ain't ever going back in the bag. But if misunderstood silverbugs and this is just a pure silver metals thread then ill just post in /silver

I have experience with Webull, Schwab, IBKR, and FIdelity. No Vanguard or JPM. So through my experience, I would say Fidelity first for overall ease of use. Your investment deposits are credited the same day, and withdrawals from a margin account are credited back to your bank account the next business day. Plus they have the most “on time” dividend payments I’ve ever seen in my experience.
Whichever one you decide to choose, just know that I truly wish you the best on your journey, and feel free to check out my channel if you like. I share a lot of financial info there as well. 😊🫶✌️
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BofA/ME, Chase/JPM, Citibank, E-Trade/MS, Fidelity, PNC, TD AmeriTrade, Wells do not charge for partial ACATs.
Have not tried Schwab yet.
I have not had IKBR or Vanguard accounts.
Robinhood is the 1st time I've heard of a partial ACAT fee.
PNC said they had a $39 brokerage account closure fee, but when I went in branch they closed my brokerage account for free (I left $1 in the account).

No shit? Really? All this time I thought good ol’ JPM had my best interests in mind.
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Don't ACAT everything. Keep a little in the account (Chase/JPM requires $1,000) and withdraw that in cash.
Haven't had to pay ACAT fees.
I did have one ACAT fee reversed (for mistaken full ACAT).

A billion dollar hit to JPM is just the cost of doing business
Jamie D won’t lose sleep over it

I heard all the JPM silver Bear's and Shills like Charts.... So I'd like to share a few......

Since i was born we had...5-6 global financial crisis.Im 30.
Since 2008,its known the state wont let big banks fail.
BAC and JPM have bigger assets than countries

We are having the strongest equity retail flows according to JPM Equity Research
On an index that’s down 2% and Nasdaq down 5%
Ah, okay

I don't want to. I talk about my port IRL. But if I develop a real rapport with you and can trust you maybe I will disclose more.
But I'll happily give you my positions which is quite boring. 80% VOO.
Rest individual positions JPM, V, META, NVDA, AMZN, AAPL, NFLX, GOOGL, WMT, BRK, COST, AXP, MS. Very small RDDT, 🌽,UNH less than 1%.

Could they be that much bigger than BOA, JPM and Goldman Sachs? I do know that they're popular with the younger generations but I don't know how much TAM is left

Send the JPM Metals trading desk home

You can't say that all charts using patterns, fibonacci and indicators don't work, but in this market, that has been so heavily controlled for decades, I couldn't agree more; the chart may show some support and resistance levels but little of the price action seems authentic. Especially when leveraging or margin calls can be changed overnight by a single entity. Now Shanghai is about to close for just over a week for the Chinese New Year. That gives JPM the opportunity to short the price lower before Feb 28th when the March contracts begin to get filled. The contracts that are lies, with not nearly enough physical silver to cover what is on paper (or so we are told). We could see a large difference in the price soon. It is illegal, they do pay fines, people have gone to jail, but if their wins outweigh the losses, they'll just keep doing it. We're just peasants, they can do whatever they want with little fear of repercussions.

For those who say SLV will be worthless.
If the physical silver market is highly disrupted, Blackrock can legally suspend creation and redemption of shares. The share price will then disconnect from the silver price and will be priced according to supply and demand of the outstanding shares. There are about 500m oz of physical silver in SLV. No, JPM will not steal this silver. This is not spoofing, it would be theft. The people doing this would go to jail for a long time. And as JPM is also the custodian of all its bank deposits, they would suffer gigantic withdrawals and probably lose their banking license. So, no, SLV silver will not be stolen and SLV shares will not be worthless.

Call me naive, and I think the average wall streeter has ethics only slightly better than Patrick Bateman (minus the killing), but I don't believe in this pulling the strings, it's a market, there's buying pressure or selling pressure.
If they are pulling strings it's narrative. I've learned to never ever listen to a dimon or an Ackman (yes Buffett or probably future Abel), they are brilliant, they lead their firms amazingly. But of course they say words that are best for Pershing or JPM, whatever combination it takes.
Think back to COVID, ackman literally said Hilton shares were going to zero, two weeks later he's got billions in Hilton and sings their praises today on podcasts.
But at the end of the day I arrogantly think I'm brilliant too. When you tell me with cool slide decks nano banana will ai slop future coke Zero ads independent of Adobe, I have the right to hold my shares and buy more bc I know you're full of excrement.

This guy value invests.
Respect. I only won't do this bc I arrogantly think I'm a weird hybrid of pabrai Abel Buffett burry with a hint of ackman, and trade deep value swings.
But I think what you're doing maybe along with markel and Fairfax holdings maybe JPM blackrock Brookfield... Is a great play, much better than voo and chill idiots.

That makes sense, thanks for explaining. It seems like Schwab is less reliant on interest than JPM or MS though, right? And it seems like that risk is somewhat offset by a big cash pile with low debt

Sorry if my comment was confusing, and I may be mistaken about JPM’s book value.
But my point is that I don’t think P/B matters much in Schwab’s case. If they’re making money at a similar clip to JPM or MS, I don’t see why it’s important that they have the same book value behind it.
I’m open to hearing about why that matters, but at first glance I just don’t see it.

This is unrelated to SLV holdings. It's more structural to COMEX itself.
I'm really not sure what you are trying to say here.
Either SLV has silver distinctly allocated to it, or it doesn't.

If it doesn't, the silver cannot be used to rescue COMEX when it runs out of registered.
If it DOES, then where it actually is matters when it comes to silver being reallocated to COMEX. You cannot use ounces physically in London to meet physical delivery in the US.
Yes, JPM could potentially play games with what they do have at COMEX (moving ounces around to look like delivery when they are robbing Peter to pay Paul), but they have to work with what is there.