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Comment for Sunshine Act Sunshine Act Meeting: March 25, 2010

  • From: Manfred Kruger
    Organization(s):

    Comment No: 20419
    Date: 4/25/2010

    Comment Text:

    10-005
    COMMENT
    CL-00120
    From:
    Sent:
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    Subject:
    Manfred Kruger
    Sunday, April 25, 2010 5:11 PM
    Metals Hearing
    Re: Metals Position Limits
    Miami, April 26
    th,
    2010
    CFTC
    Attn: Mr. Gensler
    Dear Sirs,
    Although time is running out you are in still a position to make a difference before the extreme and
    growing manipulative positions held by the bullion banks (As identified by the commitment of traders
    positions reports) blow up. The bullion banks clearly have enormous advantages in terms of available
    capital (Thanks to TAX PAYER funded bailouts), as well as superior market intelligence and political
    connections to push their agenda versus the rest of us. But they have committed tremendous blunders
    before (CDS, MBS anyone?) and are no match for foreign central banks that are just beginning to
    accumulate metals to protect their depreciating reserves. When, not if, these central banks get serious
    about protecting their foreign reserves, the bullion banks are going to get run over, their limitless
    naked short positions will not be deliverable, and you and the CFTC will be responsible for the ensuing
    mess. Are you going to fix matters now? Or do you prefer another tax payer funded bailout when they
    blow up?
    You have been warned and all the danger signals are clearly visible for anyone with an average IQ and
    education. Tolerating this situation and allowing such excesses to grow any further reeks of complicity
    that will haunt you in the future. You can always say you are sorry again, as you did after your stunt at
    the Treasury in 2000, when the CDS and MBS mess was allowed to spread under your watch, but this
    time the warnings are well documented and you will not be able to get of that easily. I will be saving
    this letter for your future perusal. You will be accountable for your actions, or inactions.
    Respectfully,
    Manfred Kruger
    [email protected]