Silver on the move from Mocatta to JP Morgan. More evidence that JP Morgan is going long on silver. At least they won't have to pay storage fees in their own vault. Cheers

IS JP MORGAN GETTING NERVOUS ABOUT ITS SILVER INVENTORIES?

JULY 27, 2013

Something interesting has been going on in the Comex silver warehouse inventories this week. Not only have large amounts of silver been removed from the Comex since Monday, but there also have been some large transfers that seem quite peculiar.

In three days this week, Scotia Mocatta transferred 1.8 million oz of silver from its registered inventories to JP Morgan’s eligible inventories. Furthermore, a total of 2.7 million oz of silver were withdrawn from the Comex (net of transfers) and Scotia Mocatta saw its registered silver inventories decline nearly 20%.

The real question is… what’s going on here? Is JP Morgan building physical supplies to hand in against delivery notices?

In the beginning of the week, there was a large 2.2 million oz withdrawal of silver from the Comex. However, part of this amount was transferred to JP Morgan:

Here we can see that Scotia Mocatta transferred nearly 600,000 oz of silver from its Registered inventory to JP Morgan’s Eligible. Basically, the registered category is silver that is available for delivery and is also labeled as the dealer inventory. The eligible category is silver owned by an individual or party that is not available for delivery and is known as the customer inventory.

Now, on Tuesday we had another large withdrawal of silver from the Comex but the majority of it came from Scotia Mocatta’s warehouse. And again, if we look at the spreadsheet below, we can see another large transfer of silver from Scotia’s registered inventory to JP Morgan’s eligible:

So, we had 600,000 oz transferred on Monday and another 600,350 oz on Wednesday for a total of 1.2+ million oz in just two days. I find this quite interesting because JP Morgan has a substantial amount of silver in its eligible inventories of over 20 million oz.

Then on Thursday, there was another large transfer of silver from Scotia to JP Morgan:

In three days, Scotia Mocatta transferred 1.8 million oz of silver from its registered inventories to JP Morgan’s eligible inventories. Furthermore, a total of 2.7 million oz of silver were withdrawn from the Comex (net of transfers) and Scotia Mocatta saw its registered silver inventories decline nearly 20%.

The real question is… what’s going on here. Could this be just a typical transfer of metal from one bank to another? Or could it be that an individual or party has transferred their silver from Canada to the U.S.? Those are all probable answers.

However, we really don’t know what is going on here as everything in the Banking Industry is a big secret. All we can do is speculate. I wrote Harvey Organ and asked him what he thought of these transfers. He replied be saying it could be that JP Morgan is building physical supplies to hand in against delivery notices.

While the more professional traders and Wall Street analysts would blow off these silver transfers as part of doing a honest days business… there really isn’t much honesty left in the banking community. For example, we just learned of new govt. probe into Goldman and JP Morgan’s warehouse industry via ZeroHedge:

GOLDMAN AND JP MORGAN PROBED OVER METALS WAREHOUSE MANIPULATIONS

Following our initial uncovering of the manipulation and monopolization of the metals warehousing business two years ago, the last few days have seen the public’s attention grabbed by the reality of what the banks are actually doing. Following this week’s hearing, as the Fed reconsiders banks roles in non-banking businesses (and the ‘societal benefit’), it seems the CFTC has woken up. As the WSJ reports, theDepartment of Justice has opened an initial probe into the metals warehousing industry and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission has also sent letters to some firms telling them to preserve documents, in what is likely the beginning stages of an investigation.

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With this and all the other conspiracies and frauds taking place such as the LIBOR scandal and etc, I actually believe something is AMISS and there is probably something STRANGE taking place in JP Morgan’s silver warehouse. I wish I could shed more light, but at least I can reveal what is taking place and we will have to see how this unfolds in the future.