They openly push the story that the London vaults are mostly allocated, but ignore the glut of silver sitting in JPM vaults in Manhattan (and jersey). One simple agreement will allow for some silver to move, no more squeeze.
There is nothing tying the physical silver to the markets, just notional. The shortage of coins isn’t considered a factor since there’s lots of paper to but. When a true “disconnect” happens, then the squeeze will be on.
They openly push the story that the London vaults are mostly allocated, but ignore the glut of silver sitting in JPM vaults in Manhattan (and jersey). One simple agreement will allow for some silver to move, no more squeeze.
There is nothing tying the physical silver to the markets, just notional. The shortage of coins isn’t considered a factor since there’s lots of paper to but. When a true “disconnect” happens, then the squeeze will be on.