Thunder Good-Oil
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The Reddits can affect the silver derivatives, but they won’t be Hunt brothering the commodity.
In reality, the SLV has in its prospectus that they can settle in cash. So there technically won't be a default of metal delivered. But, two things would happen. You mentioned the first, there would be a divergence between the "paper" price and the actual physical price of silver. That right there should highlight the rampant fraud in the market right there. Also, even if they don't settle in metal, they will have to settle in cash. How much liquidity would that require?I agree. They won't be partying like it's 1980. Even with a run on physical metal, it will be broadly distributed rather than hoarded by a singular party, but it still impacts the commodity. What do you think happens with an attack on the derivatives? SLV doesn't buy or sell silver as GLD does with gold. It's based off JPM silver holdings. If the derivative gets squeezed, I would think it only impacts that ticker since it doesn't deal in the metal. I guess it would break the ETF's ability to track the spot price. What is the broader effect beyond that?
@Rasputin_Vol - Thoughts?
You may as well keep it. That's only about 30 toz. I mean, if the physical price goes up to $50 (the all time high), there's a good chance it could overshoot for a period of time. Maybe sell then???I have about 2 pounds worth of 99.999% silver coins, if they are going to go through the roof, where can I get rid of them quickly?
I have about 2 pounds worth of 99.999% silver coins, if they are going to go through the roof, where can I get rid of them quickly?
Also, one more question about this graph. Is this showing what individual account holders have collectively between them or is this how much Citadel has in its name only?Careful with SLV.
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I've been collecting silver eagle proof coins for years. I don't have any use for them and just thought if silver was going to go up in price like gamestop did I'd capitalize on it. I don't follow the market much anymore and don't trade either, I'm just sloow and steady.Yeah, but 32 ounces of silver is only worth about $800-$900 based on recent prices.
I assumed he was being serious.