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SVRTSc1·Moscow·USD
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-0.077(-0.11%)
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Silver Futures Discussions

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again, people on this site make false claims. silver is not used the solar panels silicon glass copper aluminum steel are mainly used now for solar panels. before you post, please do your homework and Google about solar panels and don't just take people's work for it because they're all a bunch of fools and people follow fools into the wrong ditch
Im guessing jack Stein is worried...all weekend no life bashing silver spreading lies....sad
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Russia and Mexico planted double production in Silver This year for hard currency. Mexico is the largest producer of silver in the world and they're not going to let this price get by them because they need hard currency. Russia on the other hand needs to pay for war. so they'll be selling huge amount of silver in the market to pay for their war
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The most precious commodity in the world is not metals, not food. not AI is water without water. you have nothing. and right now there are droughts all over the world due to a water shortage. so if you talking about AI needs water if you're talking about mining needs water if you're talking about food needs water. so if you want to invest invest in water not silver
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All you people make me laugh. the largest silver producer is Peru, Russia, Mexico, Canada, South Africa, etc. China produces minimal amount of silver yet they sold last year 10 times the amount of silver which basically means they really don't care about how much silver is in there vault. last year there was only 42 proved license to sell silver. now there's 44 so if there was a pullback they wouldn't issue any license. This is not the first 2 years that they issued licenses. they issued license 2 years prior. and most of the silver China users is for jewelry. and right now most dealers are not buying silver due to the price. so if you think most silver is used in AI or in cars, you're wrong. most silver is used for jewelry, repurposes and jewelry sales are way down
Nope. We have shifting trade and geopolitical dynamics, including changes in Chinese export behaviour, rising Indian demand, and the increasing concerns of physical delivery through futures exchanges. Alongside this industrial story runs a monetary one, as silver begins to be treated once again as money in an environment of rising debt, currency debasement, strained bond markets, and fragile policy credibility.
Dude, korea now needs 1 kg of silver per car for their new batteries. Solar cells need silver. And its the best conducter of all of the universe. Now recalculate
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Abraham Raine electric cars are part of the past. now they will produce natural gas cars which are free from all the elements and it's cheaper to run than electric cars. that's why Elon musk is going out of business because no one is buying electric cars, even BYD and a lot of the Chinese companies that produce cars are seeing the slowest selling time ever. All the electric cars are just piling up so every person so far has solar panels so there's not much more solar panels that are going to be sold. most of California residents already has solar panels right most of Europe as solar panels and most of China have solar pads. so that's another false claim
In real physics/chemistry, you can’t just invent stable elements like silver without nuclear reactions. You’d need to change the number of protons in an atom’s nucleus, something that only happens in particle accelerators or nuclear processes, and it’s not commercially viable. China, like other advanced nations, has nuclear research and materials labs, but nothing publicly credible suggests they’re manufacturing silver from scratch. there are two unique isotopes in silver that cannot be replicated. so let's nip, this stupid stupid story in the bud.Please.
Many stupid …idiotic stories nowadays.
Saki Kalasaki stupid is as stupid does
china produces lab silver , cost of production is 126$ per ounce. still cheap now
SILVER FUTUR AND OPTION ACURATE LEVEL 90230 AND 74228
Silver opens at $85 in China....confirmed
Its true ??
indian timing to search ??
shanghai supposed to open at 73 dollars... confirmed
lol you can't confirm that lol
Who confirmed? You ?
fry is not charting..he's got a shift at Wendy's and today he's got to mop the floors
hes the fry cook
tomorrow's tone and pace is gonna be set from Shanghai only... Tokyo is gonna be stable, indian markets are duds...so...my session holds not much significance for tomorrow...just shanghai
Shanghai's first session won't be until january fifth monday
No Jeff . It opens at Friday 2nd of Jan.
Tomorrow black friday silver 60
you have lost it....I bet a million, it won't go less than 70. 70 is huge support
with comex in default lol
literally ghost week extremely low volume ...volume return friday and Monday and the biggest firms can't cover futures contracts lol...anyone short silver now is in denial
what are we seeing 10 hours from now.. silver at 75 as shanghai o!!pens
$85
Anyone telling you silver is dropping tomorrow is lying straight to your face. Next week its triple digits on silver $120.
thursday margin hike pushs forced liquidation, so tomorrow drop in silver
lol comex in default
71.26 closing price at Shanghai metal stock exchange.
shanghai is supposed to open at 73 dollars
Nobody knows . I am betting 71.3 to 71.5
Comex future contracts are 150,000 x 30 leverage. They are in default. Paid bears are here and those who did not do their recent homework in the past 24 hours. Comex was denied physical silver last night.
large number of contract holders simultaneously demand physical delivery and the COMEX or its clearing members cannot provide it, several scenarios could unfold: Cash Settlement: The COMEX can force a cash settlement instead of delivering physical metal, effectively defaulting on its physical delivery obligation. Market Separation: This could cause the physical silver market to separate entirely from the paper futures market. Industrial buyers who need physical metal for production would be forced to seek alternative sources, potentially at much higher prices. Price Volatility: Such an event would likely cause a radical repricing of silver, leading to a significant price surge as it would confirm a severe physical shortage.
china will produce lab silver. it will change the system. all bulls gone.
So you are saying that china harnessed the power of a super nova ?
You can't replace the two isotopes that only are in silver.My friend
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I'm telling you the internal big players news. silver to hit 35 to 40 dollars soon. wake up bulls
this guy is master of foolishness
sell huge target big. stop these spammers who ask to buy buy. 40 dollars soon. brainwashed gamblers
comex is owned by blackrock and vanguard and can't secure physical silver....silver will skyrocket as comex and MCX will go bankrupt if no bailout is approved
clowns hovering over...come to the immediate attention and point. what are we gonna see tomorrow..is there any expert?? fry is not here I reckon!! tomorrow silver over 72 or down??
$85 to $90 comex in default
Expert? .if you listened to Fry you'd still be in a short position back at $35
Stan Smith he is a clown but sometimes he is right, yesterday was one of those days and poor oldie was 73 and long
comex is in default ...lol it can't secure physical silver. Bailout denied. Wake up shorts. Most go broke tomorrow
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