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@silvercatjr @silvertrade Comex is a fake exchange is the narrative yet they can't explain with the LBMA price isn't higher.

@silvertrade Keep controlling silver we will liquidate you comex

🚨1-MONTH SILVER LEASE RATE TURNS NEGATIVE ⚡️Bad news for those of us hoping another silver squeeze is imminent, as silver lease rates have once again eased back into negative territory- indicative of a normally operating market:

@FOXLA so he’s not asian

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@silvertrade pay attention to this dude...! He knows his shit unlike 99% of the leptons out there.

🚨RISK-OFF SENDS GOLD & SILVER DOWN HARD 🏦Former Bullion Banker Robert Gottlieb warns Banks are UNWINDING Arbitrage positions in gold & silver: "Risk-off again and the price action is telling. No resolution to the Iran crisis, and markets are reacting accordingly: Crude +4% Silver −4% Gold −2.6% Higher oil is reinforcing the “higher for longer” rate narrative, keeping pressure on both precious metals and equities. Investors are stepping back and frankly, that’s understandable given the backdrop. Patience is a position. While the long-term bull case for gold remains intact (geopolitics + structural uncertainty), the near-term is being driven by rates, positioning, and liquidity. We can still see gold and silver test lower before we resume the bull case. On the microstructure side: Gold OI on CME likely continues lower Banks are unwinding arbitrage positions Investors are liquidating longs The June gold EFP (~$10 / ~3.07%) vs. ~3.95% 1-month OTC London creates a clear incentive: ➡️ Sell OTC forwards ➡️ Buy back short June CME futures ➡️ Lock in ~88 bps (~$2.86/oz) That unwind is already showing up in CFTC swap dealer positioning, now approaching recent lows and likely not done yet. See WatchGold.org chart below of swap dealers' positions. Bottom line: Markets are shifting from narrative to positioning unwind. Until that clears, expect continued volatility and pressure."

@MBAeconomics1 @dobledeuce so why isn't Silver higher at the LBMA?

@dobledeuce In due time! The correlation will turn positive, as it always should have been. The manipulation at the comex will be coming to an end soon. High oil is extremely bullish for silver!

Inverse #silver and #oil correlation in full swing. As this war escalates and oil approaches $150 and $200+ a barrel, i wonder if the silver price will go negative! In all seriousness, the silver price decline accelerates the #Comex supply drain.

@hajiyev_rashad but you swore it was gonna moon

The price action in precious metals is becoming absurd. Sometimes it feels that the whole news chain is deliberately spread to suppress gold and silver. The bigger the base, the higher in the space...

@NWO_Huntr @silvertrade crack is a hell of a drug

@silvertrade I’m waiting for July 4th 😊

🚨THEY SOLD GOLD TO GET SILVER DOWN! Vince Lanci breaks down a disappointing morning for precious metals- silver still has upside left intact - ⚡️"If You're Bullish on Gold, BUY SILVER!" x.com/Sorenthek/stat…

@GrantKH1961 @ThHappyHawaiian then why isnt it higher at the LBMA

@ThHappyHawaiian Yes. I am referring to when it's true value is realized outside of the Crimex control

When oil + silver hits 260, what is the price of each respectively? Oil $200 and silver $60? Or silver $200 and oil $60?

@IntlStacker what happens if you break below?

🚨Are We There Yet?🚨 👇👇

@profitsplusid @hoop6363 what you are saying is that most of the info online is crap in a nice way

@hoop6363 Many in this industry are promoting products and services. Much of it is really infotainment vs actionable information.

Silver Futures Alert Open Interest in the Silver Futures contract has collapsed to levels not seen since the 2008-2009 (after the financial crisis). Currently at 95,802 contracts. Registered Inventory levels have also been pulling back steadily since October of last year. Volatility continues to pair back. This fits the profile that Bank research department may be constructive on the metals, however, trading desks are focusing on shorting the volatility to capture premium. These trading desks have an advantage that retail does not. They get to see order flow. If order flow is diminishing, this gives them a green light to capture arbitrage or anticipated reduction of volatility as money is seeking the next hot market.

@silvertrade probably going back to the LBMA and will settle at or around the pre-tariff amounts

🔥MAY SILVER DELIVERIES SURGE PAST 23 MILLION OZ‼️ 🏦COMEX SILVER DELIVERIES REPORT🏦 After an unexpectedly MONSTER First Notice Day of COMEX Silver May deliveries Thursday, another 48 notices have been issued, sending COMEX Silver May Deliveries OVER 23 Million oz after only 2 days⚠️

@ThHappyHawaiian how much leverage?

Rare actual numbers disclosure, because it's cathartic March was by far my worst financial month ever. I'm already aggressive, and I can say I was far too aggressive in March (and wouldn't bail on the Iran news) Still a good trailing 12m, but fix a few big mistakes... I'm up 10% for April if anyone cares (I know no one does)

@duane2020a back to the LMBA pre-tarrif?

$SLV #silver vault in NYC that is run by JP Morgan and who's silver is 99% chance included in the Comex vaults has shrunk 9 million ounces since Feb and seems to be trending down alone with the COMEX vault totals. Silver is leaving.

@JPMI_index @MilesFranklinCo @MichelleMakori @ASchectman Silver Buffalo Round | 1 oz .999 Fine Silver Buffalo | APMEX US street physical price is spot + 7-9 dollars at the moment so like $79

@MilesFranklinCo @MichelleMakori @ASchectman Rotation narratives are one thing but the signal is already showing up in physical pricing COMEX silver: ~$71 Japan retail: ~$101+ Same metal, different clearing prices

Bank of America’s Michael Hartnett says commodities could dominate the rest of the decade. BlackRock is moving away from the 60/40 portfolio. Capital is rotating into: gold miners, copper, uranium, energy. @MichelleMakori and @ASchectman break down what’s happening at the institutional level. Watch the full episode of The Real Story 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=32NZvH…

@NoLimitGains bruh …

🚨 Nokia reaches a 16-year high. Did they pivot to AI or something?

@SirSilverQuack @TheonGreystark7 haha sure buddy keep losing peoples money i’m trying to save them

Yes, COMEX registered silver hit lows around or below 30M oz in past years, but today’s ~76M oz registered (with ~315M total) faces far higher open interest, massive ongoing physical draws, and repeated stress levels that didn’t exist back then. Every time you reply, you expose your ignorance maybe take a break, buddy.

🚨 Silver isn’t dead, it’s being mechanically compressed: price pinned below $75.37–$81.05 under a descending structure + 200MA = controlled distribution, but repeated bids at $64.19–$61.11 show absorption (not collapse), RSI resetting mid-range without new lows = momentum reload, and this coil means a reclaim of $84.20 likely triggers a reflex squeeze through thin overhead liquidity $91 → $98 → $103 → $117, because everyone who “sold the top” becomes fuel the moment structure flips.

@TheonGreystark7 @SirSilverQuack bruh Comex inventory was 30 million before

@SirSilverQuack @laswyguy Damn, wasnt it like 120m two days ago? Was msot of it pushed to july?

@SirSilverQuack lol

That’s a child’s understanding of price: supply-demand imbalance doesn’t have to scream on every exchange at once to exist, especially in silver, where COMEX paper, MCX landed-cost pricing, LBMA liquidity, import taxes, FX, freight, and EFP plumbing all distort the signal before the physical market finally forces repricing; saying “it isn’t showing up anywhere” while dismissing Indian premiums, vault depletion, delivery stress, and persistent deficits is just pretending the smoke alarm is fake because the house hasn’t fully collapsed yet.

🚨COMEX silver market is exhibiting classic pre-squeeze stress—open interest collapsing to multi-decade lows (~101k contracts / ~506M oz paper exposure) while registered (deliverable) inventories sit critically low at ~75.7M oz (covering just ~13-14% of OI, well below the 15% danger threshold for months), and the CME’s desperate >21% margin cut is a transparent bid to revive paper liquidity after twice halting rallies, signaling that physical scarcity is finally overwhelming the paper casino’s ability to suppress prices

@buntingaaron11 @Tekeee it’s not…

@buntingaaron11 @Tekeee no it’s locked

Savings accounts are at 5.25% right now. $2M in there = about $225K/year. Why aren’t more people doing this?

@SirSilverQuack You’re the one talking about a supply demand imbalance which isn’t showing up in price in ANY exchange.

Spectacularly ignorant take: MCX doesn’t need to touch COMEX paper to print a premium because it reflects landed physical reality (duty, GST, freight, actual demand), and when that clears above COMEX spot it’s the arbitrage signal welding the markets together; yelling “no premium” while the world’s largest importer pays up just proves you’re confusing exchange venue with price discovery and willfully ignoring how physical tightness feeds back into a paper market already running on fumes.