Silver Crashed 11% on 130,000 Jobs. Then Bounced 2.5% in 48 Hours. Nobody Covered the Recovery. скачать в хорошем качестве

Silver Crashed 11% on 130,000 Jobs. Then Bounced 2.5% in 48 Hours. Nobody Covered the Recovery.

Wednesday, February 12th, 2026. Silver opens at $84.20. At 8:30am the BLS drops the January jobs report — 130,000 nonfarm payrolls. By 10:15am, silver is at $75.78. An 11% collapse in under 90 minutes. Friday, February 13th, 2026. January CPI prints at 2.4% — below the 0.3% expectation. Silver bounces 2.5%. Gold makes a record weekly close in London. The 10-year yield drops to 4.07%. Rate cut bets for Q2 surge. The crash was everywhere. The recovery got silence. In this investigation: 🔍 The 161,000 job discrepancy — the establishment survey said +130,000, the household survey said -31,000. Which one did the algorithms read? 🔍 86% of January jobs came from healthcare and hospitality — the data buried below the headline 🔍 Why the 10-year Treasury yield only moved 3 basis points if the jobs report was genuinely strong 🔍 Physical dealer premiums held at 15-25% over spot during the entire paper crash — what that means 🔍 COMEX March open interest: 85,000–91,000 contracts (425–455 million paper oz) vs. 82 million registered physical ounces — the 5:1 ratio explained 🔍 33.45 million ounces physically withdrawn from COMEX in 7 days in January alone 🔍 First Notice Day for March contracts: February 27th — 13 days away 🔍 The asymmetry: why 11% down got wall-to-wall coverage and 2.5% up got nothing Every number in this video is publicly verifiable. BLS data is archived. COMEX updates daily. CPI release: BLS USDL-26-0186, February 13, 2026. ⚠️ This is not financial advice. This is market structure analysis using publicly available government and exchange data. Always verify independently and protect your capital. #silver #silverprice #silvercrash #COMEX #CPI