One of the best sources I know of that goes over all the aspects of the paper vs physical gold and silver markets is GoldSilverPros. Their articles and youtube videos are very informative.
only 1/3 of the worlds silver supply is in circulation.. there is no way to squeeze this market... not like GME... I'm not a financial adviser, just like a short saled stock that can bust the damn hedgefunds and repay them for the pillage of 2008< mildly retarded
That is true if it is their silver and not their client's. Also there are questions surrounding whether or not that silver has multiple claims on it through the paper market and/or leasing it.
This is why we need to buy the physical metal for it to work. Cant lay claims on something someone rlse has at the end of the day, especially when thousands to millions have it.
Exactly, if JP has a billion in physical and a billion in paper, they are actually holding someone else's physical. In reality, they are probably at 3 or 4 paper to one physical, they will never be able to dig out of that hole.
The key to all of this is that people need to demand physical silver only. I am no expert, not even close, but from what I understand, the paper market for silver is, by some estimates, up to 500x the actual amount of physical silver (same way fractional reserve banking works). And if there is not enough physical to deliver for everyone who busy, physical silver will become extremely scarce and skyrocket in value. From what I've been reading, it sounds as though they have artificially kept the value low because they need it for manufacturing every piece of electronics on the market. I know it's probably pie in the sky thinking, but I'm really hoping it gets up to 900/oz like many seem to estimate the value should be now. Mind you, I'll be happy if we get it to 100/oz even. But it will definitely be interesting to see what happens.
I don't know about all that. But what I do know is that it seems likely the dollar is going to crash one way or another and I would rather have something with inherent value, so I think it extremely unlikely that buying physical silver would end up being a bad move. But I'm learning new things every day so take that with a big old grain of salt. :P
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One of the best sources I know of that goes over all the aspects of the paper vs physical gold and silver markets is GoldSilverPros. Their articles and youtube videos are very informative.
only 1/3 of the worlds silver supply is in circulation.. there is no way to squeeze this market... not like GME... I'm not a financial adviser, just like a short saled stock that can bust the damn hedgefunds and repay them for the pillage of 2008< mildly retarded
Idk much about it, but I heard the silver they all own, is on paper. Idk how significant that is, but ya.
its bc banks have no Silver and its all a paper trial.
JP Morgan has plenty of silver. All we would be doing is making their silver worth more.
That is true if it is their silver and not their client's. Also there are questions surrounding whether or not that silver has multiple claims on it through the paper market and/or leasing it.
This is why we need to buy the physical metal for it to work. Cant lay claims on something someone rlse has at the end of the day, especially when thousands to millions have it.
Exactly, if JP has a billion in physical and a billion in paper, they are actually holding someone else's physical. In reality, they are probably at 3 or 4 paper to one physical, they will never be able to dig out of that hole.
The key to all of this is that people need to demand physical silver only. I am no expert, not even close, but from what I understand, the paper market for silver is, by some estimates, up to 500x the actual amount of physical silver (same way fractional reserve banking works). And if there is not enough physical to deliver for everyone who busy, physical silver will become extremely scarce and skyrocket in value. From what I've been reading, it sounds as though they have artificially kept the value low because they need it for manufacturing every piece of electronics on the market. I know it's probably pie in the sky thinking, but I'm really hoping it gets up to 900/oz like many seem to estimate the value should be now. Mind you, I'll be happy if we get it to 100/oz even. But it will definitely be interesting to see what happens.
I don't know about all that. But what I do know is that it seems likely the dollar is going to crash one way or another and I would rather have something with inherent value, so I think it extremely unlikely that buying physical silver would end up being a bad move. But I'm learning new things every day so take that with a big old grain of salt. :P
Physical...
Gotta finish the gme squeeze before anything else.
Owners of the paper. You can short that to make the physical more affordable, then slap it hard with as much as you dare spend
Yup they are trying to manipulate us. Don’t fall for it
GME, DIAMOND HANDS< SILVER=LARP
GME is less than silver which is a larp? You make no sense.
https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/l9runf/the_silver_squeeze_is_a_hedgefund_coordinated/