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Silver Price Watch

I'm wondering how much free float is left in London. SLV has added a massive 500 metric tons to their London holdings over the last two days (reducing LBMA's free float). COMEX has also been adding to their vault stock. PSLV recently added ~80 metric tons to their vaults. All that silver has to come from somewhere....
 
I'm wondering how much free float is left in London. SLV has added a massive 500 metric tons to their London holdings over the last two days (reducing LBMA's free float). COMEX has also been adding to their vault stock. PSLV recently added ~80 metric tons to their vaults. All that silver has to come from somewhere....

I wish there was a way of really knowing where it comes from. I also don't get why this isn't the most spoken about topic by everyone in the silver space.
 
One day we will find out that mining has been occuring in places we never knew, and you shall then bend at the knee and declare me the returned messiah for making such an unprovable assertion. All heil the gooch.
 
As expected, my price target has been hit. The anticipated decline that follows is here as well. A healthy drop from this point would be beneficial for the POS to move forward. It needs a good dump, a nice consolidation period and then the moon.
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Are you talking to me? I think the physical market, which underpins the paper markets, is getting very tight. I don't believe that the LBMA has much free float left. As such, the paper markets are getting closer to a real squeeze. I don't think there is a lot of runway for actors to short the market presently. I think the actors wanting to force options to expire worthless yesterday afternoon already shot their load over Friday and Monday. If I'm correct, silver probably goes sideways for a week or so and then resumes upward momentum. I'm terrible at the crystal ball game though, so DYOR - I'm not offering trading advice. I'm a simple stacker waiting for the physical price discovery jubilee to crush the paper markets.
 
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