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Strategies & Market Trends : Natural Resource Stocks

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From: Hugh Bett9/25/2025 9:18:18 PM
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I’m hearing serious rumblings about a potential silver squeeze coming over the next 4-6 months. If what I am hearing is true, above ground silver storage has been rapidly dwindling over recent months. Five years ago, the LBMA had over a billion ounces of silver standing around in vaults. Almost all of that is now gone. A few million ounces remain (supposedly). We have had four consecutive years of demand exceeding supply by over 100 million ounces per annum (average was closer to 150-160 mm oz) and you cannot run those kind of deficits in any commodity indefinitely without hitting some kind of wall sometime. We are just about there now with silver. The next few months could see some tremendous volatility as price discovery unfolds to see what price will balance supply and demand as vault storage is exhausted and new sources of above ground supply need to be brought back into the marketplace, of course, at higher prices. But, how high do silver prices need to go to incentivize 150 million plus ounces to be sold from stackers? That’s an interesting question and I am not sure if anyone has the faintest idea.

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