COMEX Has 105M Ounces. Contracts Demand 380M. The Math Just BROKE Silver. скачать в хорошем качестве

COMEX Has 105M Ounces. Contracts Demand 380M. The Math Just BROKE Silver.

Silver crashed to $64 on Friday. By Monday morning it was back at $80. That is not a normal market. That is a crime scene. While the paper price was collapsing, physical dealers were selling out. While algorithms triggered margin calls, veterans were lining up to buy. And behind it all, the COMEX numbers reveal a mathematical impossibility. 380 million ounces demanded for March delivery. Only 105 million ounces available. In this video, I break down exactly what happened, why the crash was a bear trap, what the physical market revealed about real demand, and why March 2026 could be the month where paper and physical finally collide. The vaults are empty. The shorts are trapped. And the real move is just beginning. #Silver #SilverSqueeze #COMEX #PhysicalSilver #PreciousMetals #SilverPrice #SimpleCurrency #SilverCrash REFERENCE SOURCES: COMEX Warehouse Data: Silver Registered Inventory Report (February 2026) Bullion Dealer Reports: Physical Silver Demand and Premium Analysis (February 8-9, 2026) CME Group: Silver Futures Open Interest - March 2026 Delivery Month Kitco: Silver Spot Price Movement February 6-9, 2026 Reuters: Precious Metals Market Volatility Analysis (February 2026) DISCLAIMER: This video is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. The content represents pattern recognition, historical analysis, and personal opinion. I am not a financial advisor. Precious metals carry risk. Always conduct your own due diligence and consult with a professional financial advisor before making investment decisions. silver price, gold price, japan bond market, JGB yields, market crash 2026, the great repatriation, yen carry trade, federal reserve, money printing, debt monetization, hyperinflation, silver squeeze, boring currency, macro economics, financial crisis, nvidia stock, tech bubble, retirement planning, gpif, sovereign debt crisis, global margin call, hard assets, wealth transfer, dollar collapse, bond market explosion, triple digit silver, gold price prediction, economic collapse, liquidity crisis