Silver Premiums Hit $180 in Singapore – US Shows $34 (Arbitrage Impossible) скачать в хорошем качестве

Silver Premiums Hit $180 in Singapore – US Shows $34 (Arbitrage Impossible)

Silver Premiums Hit $180 in Singapore – US Shows $34 (Arbitrage Impossible) Something unusual is happening in the global silver market right now. The COMEX spot price shows $106. US retail is $115-$140. But in Singapore, verified dealer prices are hitting $150-$180 per ounce for the same products. That gap should not exist. Arbitrage should close it. But it's not closing. I break down exactly why — with verified dealer data you can check yourself. ⚠️ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. I am NOT a financial advisor, commodity trader, or investment professional. Nothing in this video constitutes financial, investment, or trading advice. I am NOT recommending you attempt arbitrage trades — such trades involve significant costs, risks, and regulatory complexities not fully covered here. Silver prices and premiums are volatile and can change rapidly. The price data referenced is based on publicly available dealer listings at the time of research and may have changed. Verify all prices independently through the sources provided. Regional pricing varies based on taxes, duties, product availability, and local market conditions. Past premium patterns do not guarantee future behavior. Consult qualified professionals before making any investment or trading decisions. Make your own informed choices. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to Silver Dollar Collapse for fact-based silver market analysis using verified data and primary sources. No hype. Just information you can verify and use.