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COMEX Silver Vaults Drop 83% - The Inventory Crisis Explained

COMEX registered silver inventory has fallen below 30 million ounces for the first time in over a decade - down more than 83% from the 2015 peak of 182 million ounces. This documentary-style analysis examines what's really happening inside COMEX vaults, why registered inventory is declining, and what it means for silver markets. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Introduction: The Vault Question 01:42 - Understanding COMEX Inventory Mechanics 03:43 - Supply Side: Why Registered Inventory is Falling 07:09 - Demand Side: Why More Traders Stand for Delivery 09:28 - Mechanics of a Potential Delivery Squeeze 12:33 - Counterarguments: Is the Squeeze Narrative Overstated? 15:17 - Recent Market Developments (January 2026) 17:36 - Implications for Investors and Markets 20:18 - Closing Analysis 📊 KEY DATA POINTS COVERED: COMEX registered silver: Below 30M oz (January 2026) Historical peak: 182M oz (2015) Current decline: 83%+ from peak Global silver production 2025: ~843M oz Solar panel demand 2025: ~230M oz Open interest vs registered inventory ratio Physical premium trends 🔍 TOPICS ANALYZED: ✓ Eligible vs Registered inventory explained ✓ Industrial demand drivers (solar, electronics) ✓ Investment demand trends ✓ Delivery squeeze mechanics ✓ COMEX operational risks ✓ Market structure implications ✓ Multiple perspectives (bullish & bearish) 📈 This analysis presents fact-based examination of COMEX silver inventory dynamics without hype or speculation. All data sourced from exchange reports, industry publications, and market data as of January 2026. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial advice. All investment decisions should be made after consulting with qualified financial professionals. Silver markets are volatile and carry significant risks. 🔔 Subscribe for in-depth financial market analysis and documentary-style investigations into commodities, stocks, and macroeconomics. #Silver #COMEX #PreciousMetals #CommoditiesTrading #FinancialMarkets #InvestingEducation #MarketAnalysis