At some point, the normies will figure out that PAPER silver is (nearly) worthless, and they'll be willing to sell WELL below the current rate (so that they can recover SOMETHING before it all goes to $0/ounce).
But the 'sell at all costs' price will also affect the price of PHYSICAL silver.
Does this create a HUGE DIP in the silver prices for a while (for both PAPER and PHYSICAL) -- or will we see two SEPARATE prices?
...it already has...
...for those who know...
...physical $ 111.60 - paper $ 103.30
Price is just catching up.
When the corrupt/traitorous media starts actually reporting on what silver is doing is my guess.....FOMO....then REAL price discovery starts.... I don't really see much if any of a dip when looking at lack of supply vs current and future demand....especially with Samsungs soon to be produced batteries.
Try to buy some actual, physical silver at the "paper price."
Good luck.
When the comex runs out of physical silver to sell,they can no longer set a real price. Few few actual people have paper silver,their is SLV but we don't know how much silver they actually have.
Things should happen by March or sooner,hard to tell,record amounts are leaving this month,so it could happen sooner.
I don’t expect a prolonged dip. What I expect instead is silver continuing higher until the disconnect between paper price (COMEX) and real-world physical price becomes impossible to ignore.
At that point, the system doesn’t reprice paper downward — it breaks. A force majeure or cash-settlement event is declared, paper silver is settled in fiat, and the paper market effectively ends as a price-discovery mechanism.
Physical silver then trades independently based on availability, industrial demand, and replacement cost — not leveraged derivatives.