JPM and HSBC do not have massive holdings. Only a few/several percent. There still is a semblance of the free-market and it is a lot bigger than the odd jab here and there JPM and HSBC might (?) be inflicting. They maybe hedging their silver shorts? Hard to say. Putting my conspiracy hat on for a sec, maybe CCU have to allow JPM and HSBC on the share registry, i.e those entities are in bed with politicians the world over and can force no mining permit approvals. CCU still needs a mining approval, 99.99 % certainty would think. Whatever happens CCU is probably going to have million volume sessions for days on end coming this year. As I mentioned JPM and HSBC can only do so much before they get overwhelmed by the free-market. This is especially so given the small holdings these entities have in CCU to begin with.
CCU Price at posting:
95.1¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
