THE SNAPBACK: Why the $7B ‘Paper Storm’ Failed and the SGE’s Rule 589 Is the Only Move Left. скачать в хорошем качестве

THE SNAPBACK: Why the $7B ‘Paper Storm’ Failed and the SGE’s Rule 589 Is the Only Move Left.

On January 15, 2026, Wall Street unleashed a coordinated $7 billion forced liquidation designed to crush silver below $90—but the price refused to break. Now, with options expiration behind us and Shanghai vaults at operational zero, we're staring at a terrifying truth: a 300-million-ounce physical deficit, an $83 premium gap between paper COMEX and physical coins, and Rule 589—the nuclear cash-settlement clause that could detonate the entire derivatives market. This video breaks down exactly what happened during the overnight COMEX dump, why the Bloomberg Commodity Index rebalancing failed to suppress prices, and how the Shanghai Gold Exchange withdrawal rate of 17.3 tons per day is draining global silver supplies in real time. We expose the $13 arbitrage gap between New York and Shanghai, analyze why US Mint Silver Eagles are selling for $173 while paper silver trades at $90, and explain the catastrophic implications if the SGE invokes Rule 589 emergency cash settlement. The physical silver shortage is no longer theoretical—it's mathematical. With only 80 million ounces in COMEX registered inventory and March delivery contracts approaching, industrial demand from solar manufacturers, defense contractors, and Asian buyers is creating a structural failure in the paper derivatives system. Watch what happens when the world's most manipulated commodity runs out of actual metal. Key Signals to Watch: Silver closing above $91.50 for three consecutive days, March COMEX delivery notices exceeding 5% of open interest, and any Shanghai Gold Exchange announcement regarding Rule 589 emergency measures. This is not speculation—this is a countdown to a supply chain breakdown that could send silver prices vertical when shorts are forced to cover positions they can't deliver. Disclaimer: The content in this video is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial, tax, legal, or investment advice. I am not a licensed investment advisor, broker, or tax professional, and nothing in this video constitutes a recommendation, solicitation, or endorsement to buy or sell any securities, cryptocurrencies, or other investments. Investment and trading carry risk, including the possible loss of principal. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always perform your own due diligence and consult a licensed financial advisor, CPA, or attorney who understands your unique circumstances before making any financial decisions. Content may contain opinions or estimates that could change without notice; accuracy is not guaranteed. I am not responsible for your investment outcomes