$80 in USA, $90 in CHINA – The Silver Arbitrage Is BREAKING (Paper Silver Trap Exposed) скачать в хорошем качестве

$80 in USA, $90 in CHINA – The Silver Arbitrage Is BREAKING (Paper Silver Trap Exposed)

Silver is currently trading for $80 in New York, but $90 in Shanghai. This $10 gap isn't just a glitch—it’s a signal that the global silver arbitrage mechanism is officially breaking. Why can’t big banks just buy in the US and sell in China to close the gap? In this video, we expose the "Paper Silver Trap" and why the global shipping, insurance, and refining infrastructure can no longer keep up with physical demand. If you own Silver ETFs (SLV), mining stocks, or physical bullion, you need to understand the "Redemption Mechanics" hidden in the fine print of your prospectus that could change everything during a market squeeze. What we break down in this deep dive: The $10 Arbitrage: Why physical metal is decoupling from the COMEX paper price. The ETF "Fine Print": Why you don't actually own silver when you buy a fund, and the "Cash Settlement" trap. Authorized Participants: The secret role of big banks in keeping prices aligned (and what happens when they stop). Physical vs. Allocated: The pros and cons of every silver investment vehicle in a high-volatility environment. The 1980 & 2020 Precedents: What history tells us about "Emergency Rule Changes" during commodity spikes. The spread between New York and Shanghai is the widest we've seen in modern history. Does this mean the "Paper Price" is officially a lie? I want to hear your strategy—are you sticking to ETFs or moving to Physical? Let’s discuss in the comments.