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02/09/21

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Originally posted by Avenarius: ↑

Interesting, A lot of people have been complaining about SLR management ignoring Shareholders. Maybe that is precisely what they are doing.
76% owned I think by the likes of HSBC, JP Morgan, Citibank, Correct me if I'm wrong. These banks have been convicted in America for manipulating the price of Gold. In JP Morgans case they have been fined Billions.
I wonder if Mr Tonkin has been told by his majority Shareholders to keep a very low profile including not going to the Diggers and Dealers, not releasing drill results, not buy backs, while these banks try to cover their shorts on the Comex , which must be urgent now when London becomes Basel 3 complient.
The shorters on SLR are having a ball, let the price go up to $1.41, borrow a few million shares, push down the SLR price to $1.31, then buy at that price and make 10 cents profit per share, definitively a license to print money.
What annoys me is that they do this from our shares that get borrowed without our permission

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I don't believe the shares are actually owned by HSBC, JPM or Citibank - they are custodians.

I know my shares are held via Citibank.

A small percentage of SLR is shorted - it may even include my shares. This does not worry me as I am an investor, not a trader. If shorting lowers the share price below what you think it is actually worth surely this is an opportunity for you to buy cheap shares?

SLR Price at posting: $1.37 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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