RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:CEO responded to my email last nightpetersburggray,
So let's review the situation. An ETF decides to sell its entire position in USAS, just one day after an 8.1 magnitude earthquake hits Mexico? Maybe they know something that we don't know yet?
And tonight, we get another 7.1 magnitude earthquake with severe damage in Mexico City and over 100 lives lost and several dozen building collapses in Mexico City. But not to worry, right? Because Sinaloa is hundreds of miles away from the epicenter of this disaster?
What if there are widespread power outages, or if Mexico's government puts an emergency tax on silver mines? No impacts, right? Maybe the guys that run this ETF had some very good reasons to sell?