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Just days after Friday’s historic silver crash, the same playbook ran in Shanghai this morning. Except this time we got names. We got numbers. And we got an exchange that will actually do something about it.
1.3 billion ounces of silver traded at the Shanghai Futures Exchange in two hours. Read that again! That is nearly double the entire world’s annual silver production. Traded in a single morning session. On one contract month alone – April 2026 – they moved 674 million ounces.
This was not some retail players. This DEFINITELY was not some organic market event. This was a coordinated assault on the silver market, and it left fingerprints everywhere.
Thanks, tired of getting gaslit by stories that say this is normal for silver. Sorry, a metal that is in high demand for all future endeavors drops more in a day ($45), than it’s been priced at for 99.99% of it’s existence? No, that’s not fucking normal, I don’t care how many times I read a story telling me it’s normal, it’s not. It’s like being in the movies…Get Out, They Live, The Stepford Wives, Invasion of the Body Snatchers….
I agree there AA. There was nothing normal about this at all. The shock decline was a record setting event. It made me sick as it unfolded even though I had little to lose personally. But I felt bad for so many of my friends who I knew were getting hurt because it was such a heart stopping event.
There was nothing normal about the ramp either, as Fully posted day after day.
So what’s good for the goose is good for the gander, no?
Sorry, but nasty reactions from price wandering BEYOND the 3sd MONTHLY band is … not normal … but entirely to be expected. I did.