Second, it was definitely not Soros's selling that caused the international silver price to plummet. What needs to be clarified is that in the international financial market, no speculator can control the price of any financial product, not even the US government. Only the China stock market will have this phenomenon, and the big bookmakers can control a stock price to make a set for the retail investors. Don't judge the international financial market by the experience of China stock market. The sharp rise or fall of the international financial market is a group behavior. When everyone makes the same judgment on a financial product, they will take the same action, which will lead to concerted action (skyrocketing or plunging). If Soros's selling caused the international silver price to plummet, it can only be said that Soros's judgment on the international silver price is consistent with that of most people, and his selling led other speculators to follow suit. He has a celebrity effect, just like Buffett.