J.P. Morgan vs. Silver

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2010 seems over already:

Gold had a "remarkable" rise of some +30% since the beginning of this new decade.

Silver even had a "sensational" year rising some +70%, which equals to silver outperforming gold 2.3-fold: so far - so good.

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Accordingly, the (following) Gold-Silver-Ratio experienced a "crash-like" performance in 2010 that can be explained with a thrust to the downside out of the (darkblue) triangle that formed between 2008-2010 - which is actually supposed to be a thrust to the upside out of the (lightblue) triangle that was built between the beginning of this century & 2008. However, it will be considered as a thrust to the downside (out of the lightblue) triangle, as soon as the thrust to the downside (out of the darkblue triangle) is trading beneath the triangle-apex of the (lightblue) triangle at approx. 46. Hence, gold is expected to perform better than silver now until this potential event occurs - as the price-level of the apex represents strong hold.

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On December 2^nd, Max Keiser stated at the Guardian.co.uk in his readworthy article "Want JP Morgan to crash? Buy silver" that this investment bank currently (?) owns & holds silver short-positions equaling to some 3.3 billion ounces equaling to some 1.5 trillion Dollar in liability - if in need to be covered.