Click on image to enlarge. I did an accounting of silver ounces in COMEX depositories earlier <click here>. The chart above shows a rapidly declining inventory of silver in COMEX warehouses. With inventory running low, the multiple paper claims on each ounce of physical bullion is causing a short squeeze on silver. Buyers are demanding physical delivery on their futures contracts, and JPMorgan is allegedly settling contracts with cash, offering premiums of up to 80% because they can't deliver the physical bullion. To me, when a seller cannot deliver physical inventory, that is technically a default. JPMorgan's vaults are empty, hence, they are naked shorting silver. I've believed and blogged this for several years, and it's getting increasingly difficult to argue against this contention. |
Friday, April 22, 2011
COMEX warehouse registered silver ounces
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COMEX inventories,
registered silver
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