THE $14 LIE: Silver Is $71 In New York But $89 In China (72 Hours Left) скачать в хорошем качестве

THE $14 LIE: Silver Is $71 In New York But $89 In China (72 Hours Left)

Silver is showing two different “realities” right now — and the gap is insane. As of Dec 29, 2025, New York (COMEX) is pricing silver near $75, while Shanghai is pricing it near $89 — a $14 spread on the same metal. In a normal market, arbitrage would crush that gap in minutes. So why is it still there? In this video, I explain the $14 lie: how global market “connective tissue” breaks when arbitrage dies, liquidity disappears, and physical demand starts overpowering paper pricing. What we break down: How arbitrage normally keeps global prices aligned (and why it’s failing here) Why China’s reported export licensing changes (starting Jan 1, 2026) could trap metal and distort flows The real meaning of the Shanghai premium and what it signals about physical demand Why this week is “Ghost Week” (holiday liquidity vacuum) and how it creates liquidity air pockets How institutions use thin liquidity to trigger stop-loss cascades and “flush” weak hands What a delivery squeeze looks like when paper contracts collide with physical scarcity The next 72 hours and what to watch (spread, volume, inventory, policy headlines) This isn’t hype. It’s a market-structure breakdown — and the lessons apply to every leveraged / global market, not just silver. 👍 If this analysis helps you understand what’s happening, hit Like 📌 Subscribe for daily updates as this 72-hour window plays out Disclaimer: Educational content only — not financial advice. Markets are risky. Do your own research.