Die GRÖßTE SILBER MANIPULATION ALLER ZEITEN😨🤑 der SPEKTAKULÄRE Fall der Gebrüder HUNT‼ +2400%

thesaurus-finance

Die größte Silbermanipulation aller Zeiten - Wie die Hunt Brüder den Silberpreis Manipulierten

#silver #silberpreis #investing

In diesem Video untersuchen wir, die dramatische Geschichte des "Silber-Donnerstags" im Jahr 1980, als die berüchtigten Hunt-Brüder versuchten, den globalen Silbermarkt zu beherrschen. Erfahre, wie ihre spekulativen Machenschaften den Silberpreis um unglaubliche 2400% in die Höhe schnellen ließen, nur um dann in einem spektakulären Crash zu enden, der Schockwellen durch die Finanzwelt sandte. Die große Silber Manipulation aufgedeckt. Der Aufstieg und Fall der Gebrüder Hunt

#silber #investment #edelmetalle

Gliederung:
00:00 Intro 2400% Anstieg des Silberpreises
00:47 Wer waren die Gebrüder Hunt
01:42 Der Beginn der großen Silber - Spekulation
02:27 Die Strategie der Hunt - Brüder
04:15 der große Crash am Silver Thursday
06:08 Was bedeutet das für dein Investment
08:00 Fazit
09:14 Outro

keine Anlage- oder Kaufempfehlung!

Kategorie

📚

Lernen

Transkript

Vollständiges Videotranskript anzeigen

00:00Imagine the price of a precious metal rising by a whopping 2400% within a very short period of time.

00:07Your investment multiplies several times over.

00:11You are suddenly rich.

00:13And then, in a single day, everything collapses.

00:17What sounds like fiction actually happened.

00:20It is the true story of the greatest silver speculation of all time.

00:25So welcome back.

00:27Today we talk about the rise and fall of the Hand Brothers.

00:30A story about wealth, power, greed, and the most spectacular rise and crash of a precious metals market in modern history.

00:39What happened then could happen again today.

00:42And the lessons are indispensable for every precious metals investor.

00:46So let’s get started right away.

00:48Who were the Hand brothers?

00:49Nelson Banker Hand, born in 1926, and Wilhelm Herbert Hand, born in 1929, came from one of America's wealthiest dynasties.

00:59Her father, H.L. Hand, had built an oil empire and was at one time considered the richest man in the world.

01:05After his death, the two brothers inherited a fortune that most people can only dream of.

01:09The Hand Brothers were known for their conservative attitudes and were deeply skeptical of the American financial system.

01:15They firmly believed that the government would devalue the dollar and that paper money systems were doomed to failure.

01:23From today's perspective, they were only too right in their assumptions.

01:26The brothers were two billionaires with almost unlimited resources, convinced of the impending collapse of the financial system.

01:34So they came up with a plan that would change the global silver market forever.

01:39The beginning of silver speculation

01:41The story begins in the early 1970s, a time of economic turmoil.

01:47In 1971, Nixon abolished the gold standard of the US dollar.

01:51Inflation rose.

01:52The Hand Brothers were convinced that silver was drastically undervalued compared to gold.

01:57While gold was already recognized as a store of value, the price of silver hovered at around $2 per ounce.

02:03Hardly imaginable these days and for Hans it was an absolute undervaluation that they wanted to exploit.

02:09In 1973, they began systematically and on an unprecedented scale to short the silver market.

02:16They acquired not only physical silver but also futures contracts.

02:19With the aim of actually taking possession of the metal.

02:22A strategy that completely surprised the market.

02:25Let me explain it to you in more detail.

02:27The Hand Brothers' strategy includes several key elements.

02:291. Massive purchases

02:32They acquired approximately 150 million ounces of physical silver.

02:37That’s over 4,700 tons.

02:39And controlled another 200 million ounces through futures contracts.

02:43This meant they owned about a third of the world’s privately held silver.

02:47So an extreme amount.

02:492. Safe storage

02:51They distrusted the American government so much that they had their silver transported to Zurich and London in specially chartered cargo planes.

02:59Beyond the reach of American authorities.

03:02At this point they already owned so much silver that several cargo planes were needed.

03:073. Strategic partnerships

03:09They worked with wealthy businessmen from Saudi Arabia to further increase their purchasing power.

03:15These alliances allow them to buy even larger quantities of silver.

03:194. Leverage effects

03:21They used loans to finance their purchases and increase their market power.

03:26Thanks to their name and wealth, they received better credit conditions than other speculators.

03:31An advantage they took full advantage of.

03:34As a result, the price of silver rose from about $2 per ounce in 1973 to almost $50 in 1980.

03:42That's an increase of 2400%.

03:45The Hand Brothers’ investment was worth billions on paper.

03:49Imagine if you had invested just $10,000 in silver in 1973 and achieved the same return.

03:56Your investment would have grown to $250,000.

04:00The Hans had invested a thousand times over.

04:03Their profit was astronomical.

04:05He reached heights that are hard to imagine.

04:08But it didn’t stop there.

04:09The fall of the Hans brothers was imminent.

04:11And this one was going to be spectacular.

04:13Silver Thursday.

04:15The day everything collapsed.

04:18What the Hand Brothers did was not formally illegal.

04:21But it threatened to unbalance the entire precious metals trading system.

04:25American regulators watched developments in the silver market with growing concern.

04:30On January 7, 1980, the New York commodity exchanges Comex and the American commodity commission CFTC intervened.

04:37They introduced Silver Rule 7, which severely restricted the purchase of silver.

04:43Margin requirements on commodity futures contracts were increased to 100% and only sell orders were permitted.

04:49In other words, Hans's game was abruptly stopped by new regulations.

04:53As if that weren't enough, the brothers were even denied physical delivery of the silver they had legally purchased.

05:00The rules of the game were simply changed, depriving the brothers of their rightful possessions.

05:05The Hans still held steadfastly to their remaining positions.

05:09A fatal mistake.

05:10On March 27, 1980, the so-called Silver First Day, they received a margin call for $100 million, which they could not meet.

05:19Because this enormous sum was due immediately.

05:21And even as billionaires, the Hans couldn't raise it in the short term.

05:25Their assets were largely tied up in silver.

05:28A silver whose price was now in free fall.

05:30The price of silver plummeted from almost $50 to $10.80.

05:35A loss of over 75 percent within a very short time.

05:39Millions of investors who had bet on the rising price of silver were swept along.

05:43The panic also spread to other markets.

05:45Stocks fell and the price of gold fluctuated.

05:48A banking consortium provided the brothers with a $1.1 billion credit line.

05:52Not to save the brothers, but to prevent a complete collapse of the financial system.

05:57Nelson Banker-Dog, once one of the richest men in the world, filed for bankruptcy in 1988.

06:04His assets were largely destroyed.

06:06What does this mean for today's precious metal investors?

06:09The story of the brothers-dog contains valuable lessons for anyone investing in precious metals today.

06:14And in times of economic uncertainty, rising inflation and geopolitical tensions

06:18More and more people are turning to gold, silver and other precious metals.

06:23So what can we learn from this story?

06:241. Diversification is essential for survival.

06:28The Hans put everything on one card.

06:30That was her only mistake.

06:32What does your portfolio look like?

06:34Have you spread your assets across different investment types and thus diversified them?

06:382. Beware of leverage.

06:41Hans took out enormous loans, which accelerated its downfall when the market turned.

06:46I think it is very important to trade only with your own capital

06:49and always be aware that you can lose it in case of doubt.

06:53In today’s world where loans are easier to obtain and financial products are even easier

06:57to be leveraged, this warning is more important than ever.

07:003. Regulatory risks are real.

07:02Regulators can intervene at any time and change the rules of the game.

07:06Even today, governments can use trade bans, export restrictions or new tax laws

07:12influence the market.

07:13Today's relevance.

07:15Why is the story of the Hand brothers still relevant today, more than 40 years later?

07:19Because the basic mechanisms of markets and human psychology

07:22have not changed.

07:23The hand’s silver speculation led to important regulatory changes, such as

07:28the introduction of position limits to prevent a single entity

07:32can dominate the market.

07:33But are these rules really sufficient to prevent a recurrence?

07:37In a globalized world with electronic trading systems, algorithmic trading and

07:41new financial instruments, the possibilities for market manipulation are perhaps even

07:45bigger than in the days of the Hands.

07:47The markets are more interconnected, the potential domino effects more dangerous.

07:51At the same time, we are repeatedly seeing signs of coordinated actions in various

07:55markets, such as the GameStop phenomenon on the stock markets.

07:59Conclusion and recommendations for action, although this is of course not investment advice

08:03is.

08:04So what can we take with us?

08:051.

08:06Treat precious metals as part of a diversified strategy.

08:09It is recommended to hold about 10-20% of your assets in precious metals.

08:132.

08:14Only invest money that you don’t need in the short term.

08:17Precious metals can be subject to strong price fluctuations.

08:193.

08:20Find out about the different investment options.

08:24From physical ownership to ETFs to mining participation.

08:27Each option has its own advantages and disadvantages.

08:30The story of the Hand Brothers is a timeless warning of the dangers, greed

08:34and the underestimation of regulatory risks.

08:36At the same time, it demonstrates the ongoing fascination with precious metals as tangible stores of value

08:41in an increasingly uncertain world.

08:44And it shows something else.

08:45At the beginning of the Hand Brothers’ work, the price of silver was $2 per ounce.

08:50Even after the spectacular crash, it was still at $10.

08:53That's still 5 times higher than at the beginning.

08:55And recently it has risen from 25 to 30 and now even over 35 dollars.

09:01And I personally think that it will continue to rise significantly.

09:03Yes, I would even go so far as to say that a price explosion like the one we experienced during the days of the Gebrüder Hand could occur.

09:10You can see exactly why and what price I consider realistic in this video.

09:15If you enjoyed it, please leave a free subscription.

09:18Thank you.

Schreibe den ersten Kommentar

Kommentar hinzufügen

Empfohlen