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💥 Huge drop in London silver “free float” — and a perfectly timed paper dump.
LBMA just released their September data, and the numbers are… interesting.
Let’s break down what’s really happening 👇
💥 Huge drop in London silver “free float” — and a perfectly timed paper dump.
LBMA just released their September data, and the numbers are… interesting.
Let’s break down what’s really happening 👇
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According to LBMA, silver inventories in London fell by 65 metric tons in September.
At the same time, ETFs and ETCs added 824 metric tons of silver to their holdings.
That’s a net drain of 888 tons of real silver from the system.
According to LBMA, silver inventories in London fell by 65 metric tons in September.
At the same time, ETFs and ETCs added 824 metric tons of silver to their holdings.
That’s a net drain of 888 tons of real silver from the system.
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Yet, somehow, the price chart shows a “natural” sell-off right after.
Totally normal, right?
Just another coincidence that paper markets crash exactly when physical disappears. 😂
Yet, somehow, the price chart shows a “natural” sell-off right after.
Totally normal, right?
Just another coincidence that paper markets crash exactly when physical disappears. 😂
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LBMA claims all silver in their vaults counts as “free float” — even the ounces owned by ETF investors or private holders who have no intention of selling.
But let’s be honest — that silver isn’t “floating.” It’s locked away.
LBMA claims all silver in their vaults counts as “free float” — even the ounces owned by ETF investors or private holders who have no intention of selling.
But let’s be honest — that silver isn’t “floating.” It’s locked away.
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So the real “free float” — the silver actually available for trade — is much smaller than LBMA’s official numbers suggest.
It’s like counting everyone’s savings account as “money in circulation.”
So the real “free float” — the silver actually available for trade — is much smaller than LBMA’s official numbers suggest.
It’s like counting everyone’s savings account as “money in circulation.”
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This discrepancy is becoming critical:
LBMA’s own data show only 3,429 tons left of “free float.”
That’s less than a year’s worth of global industrial demand for silver.
Tick. Tock. ⏳
This discrepancy is becoming critical:
LBMA’s own data show only 3,429 tons left of “free float.”
That’s less than a year’s worth of global industrial demand for silver.
Tick. Tock. ⏳
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If this trend continues, London could face a run on physical silver —
where buyers demand delivery, and the vaults can’t keep up.
That’s when paper illusions start to crack.
If this trend continues, London could face a run on physical silver —
where buyers demand delivery, and the vaults can’t keep up.
That’s when paper illusions start to crack.
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Remember: the LBMA and COMEX can print contracts infinitely.
But they can’t print ounces.
When the music stops, the only thing that matters is who actually holds the metal.
Remember: the LBMA and COMEX can print contracts infinitely.
But they can’t print ounces.
When the music stops, the only thing that matters is who actually holds the metal.
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And for those who think this is tinfoil talk —
LBMA has a long history of “revisions”, “adjustments”, and outright market manipulation cases.
So yeah… nothing to see here. 🙃
And for those who think this is tinfoil talk —
LBMA has a long history of “revisions”, “adjustments”, and outright market manipulation cases.
So yeah… nothing to see here. 🙃
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“Free float”? More like “free fall.”
Every paper dip is just another test —
to see how many stackers still have diamond hands. 🪙💪
#SilverStacker #SilverSqueeze #StackerLogic #LBMA #COMEX #PhysicalSilver
“Free float”? More like “free fall.”
Every paper dip is just another test —
to see how many stackers still have diamond hands. 🪙💪
#SilverStacker #SilverSqueeze #StackerLogic #LBMA #COMEX #PhysicalSilver
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