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Silver opened at $96.69 today and was hammered down to $88 — nearly 9% — on the first trading day of the March delivery month. During a Middle East war. While gold breaks $5,400. Every safe-haven asset on earth is surging.
And silver gets slammed. That's market manipulation. That's desperation.
On First Notice Day (Feb 27), 10,526 contracts stood for delivery on COMEX. That's 52.63 million ounces demanded against approximately 86 million ounces of registered vault inventory. Simple math: 86 minus 53 leaves roughly 33 million ounces. For the entire Western commodity pricing system. And March just started — delivery notices file every trading day through month end. This is a quick emergency update.
In this video:
→ The vault math — what 35 million ounces actually means
→ The CME trading halt scandal (Feb 25–26) — 31,000 contracts traded while the public was locked out
→ Why silver got hammered $9 against a war
→ The tools COMEX has left — and why they're running out
→ What force majeure means and when they've used it before (Hunt Brothers, 1980)
→ What I'm personally doing to prepare (not financial advice)
This is part of an ongoing series covering the silver supply crisis, COMEX mechanics, and what happens when paper promises meet physical reality. This is about so much more than financial markets. This is about you, your family, your future.
If you're new here, start with Video 1 for the full picture.
https://youtu.be/O2KBnLhEztQ
Video 2 explains in detail what happens if the banking system fails:
https://youtu.be/abJtBSC-d18
DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. I am not a financial advisor, registered investment advisor, or broker-dealer. Nothing in this video constitutes financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. All investments carry risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Do your own research and consult qualified professionals before making financial decisions. Any personal actions I describe are my own and should not be interpreted as recommendations.
#Silver #COMEX #SilverSqueeze #PreciousMetals #ForceMajeure
By Richard L HaightSilver opened at $96.69 today and was hammered down to $88 — nearly 9% — on the first trading day of the March delivery month. During a Middle East war. While gold breaks $5,400. Every safe-haven asset on earth is surging.
And silver gets slammed. That's market manipulation. That's desperation.
On First Notice Day (Feb 27), 10,526 contracts stood for delivery on COMEX. That's 52.63 million ounces demanded against approximately 86 million ounces of registered vault inventory. Simple math: 86 minus 53 leaves roughly 33 million ounces. For the entire Western commodity pricing system. And March just started — delivery notices file every trading day through month end. This is a quick emergency update.
In this video:
→ The vault math — what 35 million ounces actually means
→ The CME trading halt scandal (Feb 25–26) — 31,000 contracts traded while the public was locked out
→ Why silver got hammered $9 against a war
→ The tools COMEX has left — and why they're running out
→ What force majeure means and when they've used it before (Hunt Brothers, 1980)
→ What I'm personally doing to prepare (not financial advice)
This is part of an ongoing series covering the silver supply crisis, COMEX mechanics, and what happens when paper promises meet physical reality. This is about so much more than financial markets. This is about you, your family, your future.
If you're new here, start with Video 1 for the full picture.
https://youtu.be/O2KBnLhEztQ
Video 2 explains in detail what happens if the banking system fails:
https://youtu.be/abJtBSC-d18
DISCLAIMER: This video is for educational and informational purposes only. I am not a financial advisor, registered investment advisor, or broker-dealer. Nothing in this video constitutes financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. All investments carry risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Do your own research and consult qualified professionals before making financial decisions. Any personal actions I describe are my own and should not be interpreted as recommendations.
#Silver #COMEX #SilverSqueeze #PreciousMetals #ForceMajeure