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BLATANT MARKET MANIPULATION?

Written on July 7, 2010 by David in Between Battles, Market Opinion, News From The Frontlines

A futures trading friend of mine forwarded the following video about possible price manipulation in the futures market. I do not trade the futures so I cannot say whether I agree with the following or not. As with everything else I post here I will leave that up to you to decide. Watch carefully.

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