🚨 SILVER IS SCREAMING — AND ALMOST NOBODY IS LISTENING
Let me say it simply and humanly:
If you think silver is worth $100/oz, you are not seeing the real market.
You are looking at a number on a screen.
Because in the physical world, the story is different 👇
🇺🇸 COMEX (paper): ~$100
🇯🇵 Japan (physical): ~$145
🇨🇳 China (physical): ~$140
🇦🇪 UAE (physical): ~$165
That is not a minor difference.
That is a system under pressure.
In a healthy market, that gap would not exist.
Arbitrage would erase it in days.
But it hasn't happened.
And that says a lot.
🔎 Why isn’t it correcting?
Because the paper market cannot allow silver to rise.
Banks hold large short positions.
If silver trades where it really settles — $130–$150 —
the losses stop being theoretical.
They become:
Real
Accounting
Deadly for balance sheets and capital ratios
At that point, it's no longer about trading.
It's about survival.
⚠️ What is happening now feels like this:
Physical silver is quietly leaving the vaults
More paper contracts are being printed
The real value is being stored
Promises are multiplying
That works… until it stops working.
When inventories thin out, when delivery stress increases, the paper price stops mattering.
I’m not saying it will explode tomorrow.
I’m saying the tension is rising.
Silver is not calm.
It is contained.
And when the containment breaks…
it doesn't do so in an orderly fashion.
Most won’t see it coming.
Because they are looking at the wrong price.
