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Let me count the ways? Dollar up a tiny bit and probably temporary posts Fed announcement. Tech got hit and silver is also a industrial but we know in this case there is still a shortage. Less they expect a crash and recession in which case PMs will recover And do well during that time. Are the tariffs settled? Is Iran settled? Is this a temp stock reaction. Never the less there are stocks still with A upside potential and others just hit their first targets with more to come.
agreed…re never see…….but this is being done while millions more watch……..if there is no news, then many will wonder just why such smashes are allowed…plus I think the admin want prices up.
Well if they can’t beat the big guys they’re going after the stocks and little guys. This morning early trading before open they bid PM shares up like a fishing hook. It gave me the opportunity to sell something thank you very much but I wouldn’t buy yet. You can’t be sure till you see what comes next. Then overpriced starts dropping and starts the selling.
Silver isn’t moving because of retail hype — it’s moving because physical demand is tightening while institutional flows quietly suppress silver miners. In this video, we break down why BlackRock’s influence on capital flows, rising margin pressure, and distorted hedging behavior are creating a dangerous disconnect between silver prices and silver mining stocks.
As silver pushes toward critical levels — including the widely discussed $94 silver threshold — the paper market and mining equities are lagging in ways that don’t make sense on the surface. Kevin O’Leary has repeatedly emphasized how incentives, capital concentration, and passive investing distort price discovery, and silver is becoming one of the clearest examples. This isn’t about conspiracy theories. It’s about mechanics: • Physical silver demand vs paper supply • Why margin hikes don’t always mean lower prices • How byproduct mining limits silver supply • Why miners lag before violent catch-up moves • How institutions manage narratives during regime shifts
When silver miners finally move, they historically don’t move slowly. They gap, reprice, and force late buyers to chase. The question is whether this rotation happens cleanly — or violently.
Right … and when’s the last time the bankers (BIS, etc.) got squeezed going into first delivery?
Actually it was last month … but in terms of the last 50 years … this is a very new development that is a result of the global thirst for physical gold and silver.
Scroll your shares right now, awhile ago the asks and bids were higher than the close yesterday.. early trading anyway of could be a hook less your selling anything. We’ll have to wait and see.
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