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They are really fighting the $59 level and we popped out there for an hour or so.... I imagine they are in major pain now.
Personally I think $59 is the picket fence. $60 is the trench just behind it.
I agree with u 100%. It's not " different " this time, as Silver will over shoot & then drop back. The " change " this time will be that the floor that Silver drops back to will be significantly higher than $50 given the increased demand.I don't know. The free falls today aren't like the old free falls. Theres to much working against them. China wants control and power thru their own moves and thru BRICs, of course Industrial demand is at an all time high, theres quite a lot of consumer demand and Institutional demand, the dollar is shiite as is the rest of the fiats, national and International debt, and yada, yada, yada. You know all the rest.
There appears to be a built in safety net for silver right now that softens the blows and brings the prices right back up. Its headed right back up to $77 or $78 as we speak and it almost seems like were reaching a point where price doesn't matter, or doesn't matter that much, access only does.
In the end were buying and using more then were digging. I mean thats the bottom line ain't it ? It seems to be an exponential market where one thats patiently holding physical tightly just can't lose.
I don't believe ( 100% ) anything reported out of China.It's hard to compare, with an economy that's closed to free exchanges - both silver, the material itself, and dollar exchanges.
Remember, when we hear of "The Chinese" buying silver (gold, mercury, whatever) it's not Hoy Choi YinYang buying it. It's the GOVERNMENT - in the form of the People's Bank of China, or the People's Liberation Army, or whatever shell-facade corporation the move is hiding behind this week.
Its hard to believe anything these days.... and just rolling out giant silver bars in a makeshift market... Ya I mean who knows.
Maybe they went to the vault and did a in person inventory countOk I've noticed a bit of a change in the delivery patterns here. Delivery notice from yesterday... doesn't seem that different. BUT OI in the front month has been declinging with zero deliveries... So I checked the past few days.
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This has now happened FOUR days in a row. They have delivered ZERO contracts Jan 15, Jan 16, Jan 20 and then Jan 21... There has been a lot of EFP and TAS activity. is the COMEX Empty NOW?
Same thing in gold but it had a Big increase in OI yesterday.
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... is the COMEX Empty NOW? ...
I am a PADI certified rescue diver. I dove mostly in Florida, but have gone in Cozumel and Caymans. The best reef diving in Florida is in Key Largo and it's relatively cheap.$1k silver and I'm definitely taking SCUBA diving lessons!
I'm going to Disney World!$1k silver and I'm definitely taking SCUBA diving lessons!
$1000 silver...and Disney World will be closed.I'm going to Disney World!
Then next door to nick's place for hookers and blow.
$1000 silver...and Disney World will be closed.
Because Disney and its NPC customer-base, will both be ruined.
Precious metals are the thermometer. Our economy right now is feverish; but $1000 is indication of impending death.
Thousand-dollar silver, and going grocery shopping will involve getting ten well-armed true friends, and going to the impromptu bazaar or farmer's market, or else the black-market location where your meat-source trades.
The armed backup will be to protect against brigands on the way - which, you can bet, WILL involve former police, now cut off from wages and pension hopes.
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While COMEX previously offered a Gold Kilo Futures contract (GCK) from 2015 to 2025 that allowed physical delivery in approved Hong Kong vaults (e.g., Brink's Global Services Hong Kong Limited, Loomis International (HK) Ltd., and Malca-Amit Far East Ltd.), this contract was delisted in March 2025 due to low trading volumes and is no longer available. There is no equivalent for silver, and no current COMEX contracts support delivery in Hong Kong.
Participants can use Exchange for Physical (EFP) transactions to exchange futures positions for physical metal off-exchange, potentially arranging delivery elsewhere (including Hong Kong) via private agreement, but this is not facilitated or approved directly by COMEX as part of its exchange mechanisms.
$1000 silver...and Disney World will be closed.
Because Disney and its NPC customer-base, will both be ruined.
Precious metals are the thermometer. Our economy right now is feverish; but $1000 is indication of impending death.
Thousand-dollar silver, and going grocery shopping will involve getting ten well-armed true friends, and going to the impromptu bazaar or farmer's market, or else the black-market location where your meat-source trades.
The armed backup will be to protect against brigands on the way - which, you can bet, WILL involve former police, now cut off from wages and pension hopes.
.Adam Taggart recently had Andy Schectman on. Couple things I did not know.
1) US mint was ordered to limit production of silver eagles (Illegal) and comex has a warehouse in either Shanghai or HK where you can take delivery. So it is fairly easy to buy contracts at a 10.00 discount on the comex and take delivery in Asia.
Ah, but the world is. It's just in the early stages.Maybe, or maybe not. Back in 2000 when silver and gold were 5.00 and 250.00 people would have said the same thing about the current prices today. That is a 20x move since then and the world isn't burning.
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