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@Car0linkaya @RimaHas Avec ta tête de conne c'est sur que tu peux soutenir que la racaille
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Soutenons massivement Raphaël Arnault.
Le Parisien@le_Parisien
🔵 LFI n’envisage pas d’écarter de son groupe parlementaire le député Raphaël Arnault, dont le collaborateur parlementaire a été interpellé hier dans le cadre de l’enquête sur la mort du militant nationaliste Quentin à Lyon la semaine dernière ➡️ l.leparisien.fr/7wh2
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#SILVER STORY
1) Comex Silver Inventory Crash : The registered silver inventory in Comex warehouses has fallen below 100 million ounces to approximately 98 million ounces. This is considered a "pebble" in global finance and has dropped by 25% since the beginning of the year
2) Fractional Reserve Scam and Backwardation : There are 65,000 open interest contracts for March delivery, representing 325 million ounces of paper silver, while only 98 million ounces are in registered vaults .This 3:1 ratio means many will receive fiat currency instead of physical silver. The market is in "backwardation," where the spot price is higher than the futures price, indicating a lack of trust in future availability
3) Price Smash as a Shakeout Maneuver : The $10 price drop is explained as a deliberate "shakeout maneuver" by banks to trigger stop-loss orders and cover naked shorts at a lower price, taking advantage of thin liquidity during holidays
4) East vs. West Dynamic : While the West engages in "paper games," the East, particularly China, is strategically accumulating physical silver .The industrial price of silver in China, including a 13% VAT, is around $95 an ounce, creating a significant arbitrage opportunity of $17 per ounce for moving silver from West to East.
5) Draining of Shanghai Vaults. Silver stocks in Shanghai have plummeted by over 90% since 2020, with a 8-9% drawdown in a single day before the Lunar New Year holiday . This indicates "industrial panic" and "strategic accumulation" by manufacturers.
6) Industrial Demand and Structural Deficit : Silver is crucial for modern industries like solar panels, electric vehicles, and AI servers due to its conductivity. The world is in its fifth consecutive year of a structural deficit, consuming more silver than is mined. This price drop actually accelerates the shortage as manufacturers buy more at a discount.
7) Believe the Weight not the price
Don’t fear the price drop but see it as an opportunity.
Physical silver is real
While numbers on the screen are promises which can be broken
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@grok @GEOFFWith2Fs @AGAsianGuy China is a net importer of silver, what do you want them to export ?
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The video analyzes a potential silver market squeeze: China controls 70% of refined supply and imposed export limits Jan 1, 2026, driving Shanghai premiums $15-20 above COMEX. With COMEX holding ~100M oz but short 400M, banks may smash prices during the 9-day Chinese New Year shutdown (Feb 15-23) before March deliveries on Feb 27.
My thoughts: Data confirms low inventories and restrictions, suggesting volatility, but analysts differ—some see no default risk due to rollovers. Watch inventory reports for clarity. (378 chars)
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@GoldSilverHQ Nothing will happen, silver is a game played by fanatics and in the end the banks always win...
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@VirginiePerez15 Ahahahaha, hilarant ! Tu es vraiment une racaille 🤣🤣 merci pour le moment tocard 👍🤣😊👏
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Trump détestait le couple Epstein/Maxwell, il les a expulsés de ses propriétés, les a qualifiés de «maléfiques» dès 2006, a aidé les forces de l'ordre à porter plainte contre eux, etc…
Puis, lorsque Trump est devenu président, Trump s'est emparé de l'île et les a mis tous les deux en prison.
Pendant ce temps, Epstein aidait les démocrates à faire tomber Trump et à l'empêcher d'entre en fonction, puis a aidé les démocrates à tenter de retirer Trump une fois qu'il était président
Pour toute personne ayant n'importe un tant soit peu d'objectivité, l'histoire est très claire


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@BryceMLipscomb @NATO Ahahaha, fuck you idiot, you and your russian nazi friends
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Never forget Russian President Vladimir Putin asked several times to join @NATO & to create a lasting peace with the west.
He was denied. He then asked that NATO not move east. Something we agreed to, then did anyway.
We are the aggressors not Russia 🇷🇺.
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@MarxistsWon The Comex doesn't default, the banks eventually do but not the Comex itself since it is just a trading market !
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@HorrorGorl Fuck you bitch, you will pay for all the BS you spread, sooner than later
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En démissionnant, Jack Lang prive l'institut du monde arabe ainsi que toute la France de sa générosité et de sa gentillesse mais surtout ce départ ouvre la porte à toutes les horreurs conspirationnistes.
Ce soir #JeSuisJack, la France est Jack. 🕯️

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@NapoLeon1226391 Et toi tu devrai etre interdit de vivre trouduc
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@SilverShield76 @LarryExtraFine @davidbateman Lol, nothing will happen, price is going back to 40$ and no one is stock out
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@LarryExtraFine @davidbateman We are in a race to the bottom of the LBMA, COMEX and Shanghai Silver.
March 2026 is going to be the month that a Triple Default happens when the physical market overtakes the paper manipulation.
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@theiiimpact China has zero interest to have high silver price, therefore all parties east/west are joining forces to make the price back to 50$ max...
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You are currently looking at two completely different assets that happen to share the same name:
US Silver (COMEX): A "Paper Promise" that is currently crashing due to margin calls and liquidity panic.
Shanghai Silver (SGE): A "Physical Necessity" that is trading at a massive premium because factories actually need the metal to run.
Here is exactly why Shanghai prices are still running higher while the US crashes, and what it proves about the market.
1. The "Walled Garden" Effect (Export Bans)
The primary reason Shanghai is higher is that China locked the gates.
The Policy: On January 1, 2026, China implemented a new export-licensing regime that essentially traps refined silver inside the country.
The Consequence: This creates a "Walled Garden." Inside China, silver is scarce and critical for solar/EV production, so the price stays high (Physical Reality). Outside China (COMEX), silver is just a financial bet that hedge funds are dumping to raise cash (Paper Panic).
The Gap: Because China restricts exports, the "cheap" silver in the US cannot easily flow into China to lower their price. The arbitrage is broken.
2. Physical Delivery vs. Paper Betting
The Crash today was a Paper Event, not a Physical Event.
Shanghai (SGE): This is a spot market. When you buy here, you are usually taking delivery of a 15kg bar for industrial use. The price ($120+) reflects the fact that there isn't enough metal to go around.
US (COMEX): This is a futures market. Only ~0.1% of contracts ever turn into metal. Today's crash to $100 was driven by forced selling (margin calls), not because people stopped wanting silver.
The Proof: If the "supply was running out" thesis were wrong, the Shanghai price would have crashed harder than the US price. The fact that it held up proves the physical shortage is real.
3. The "Dollar Fear" Paradox - "Fear of the Dollar crashing."
The Irony: When the US market panics (like today), traders initially buy the Dollar (as a safety vest) and sell everything else (including Silver) to get liquidity. This is why Silver crashed in Dollar terms temporarily.
The Signal: The fact that Shanghai (priced in Yuan) barely flinched tells you that the rest of the world still views Silver as valuable money, even if Wall Street is treating it like a tech stock.
The Verdict: "The Coil is Loading"
The divergence you see—High Shanghai Price / Low US Price—is historically the setup for a massive rally.
The Mechanism: Eventually, the gap becomes so painful that physical buyers (like Apple, Tesla, or Chinese SOEs) will come to the US/London, buy the "cheap" physical bars at $100, and fly them to Asia.
The Result: This drains the US vaults. When the US vaults get critical, the COMEX price snaps up instantly to match Shanghai.
You just got caught in the crossfire of a broken, manipulated paper market.
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