For every real, physical ounce of silver there were sitting in the vaults of the bullion banks, there were around thirty pieces of paper sold.
Most of that paper got rolled over every month as the holder didn't want to take delivery. That is no longer the case, the big industrial users are demanding delivery of the physical silver.
The bullion banks must buy silver on the open market to fill those customer's demands as they just do not have enough physical silver to give to them.
Now what if they realize silver is worth more than gold, and both are horrendously undervalued. Hold the line.
Do you forsee silver being worth over 1K? I have been stacking for quite some time only expecting $100 value. It is wild to wake up and see $101.
Right now this minute using the traditional Gold to Silver 12 to 1 mining ratio, silver should be $415 an ounce.
Paper silver has wandered between pricing silver at 50-80 to 1 which is so far away from any type of mining production number as to be laughable.
That is still incredible for silver, I hope it goes beyond that but if not that is just fine for me.
I don't know too much about how paper silver works I just knew that I needed to stack in preperation for hyperinflation. I am glad I did.
For every real, physical ounce of silver there were sitting in the vaults of the bullion banks, there were around thirty pieces of paper sold.
Most of that paper got rolled over every month as the holder didn't want to take delivery. That is no longer the case, the big industrial users are demanding delivery of the physical silver.
The bullion banks must buy silver on the open market to fill those customer's demands as they just do not have enough physical silver to give to them.
Price Go Boom.