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Posted on 1/1/26 at 2:27 pm to Kjnstkmn
Refinery bottlenecks further crushing supply
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Posted on 1/3/26 at 12:12 pm to Kjnstkmn
Will the Venezuelan news have any effect on prices or nah?
Posted on 1/3/26 at 8:36 pm to Rankest
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Will the Venezuelan news have any effect on prices or nah?
Nah, because when we extract it, we will do so under the cover of darkness.
"Does Venezuela produce silver?"
Yes, Venezuela does produce silver, possessing significant geological deposits, especially in the mineral-rich Guayana Shield, alongside other valuable minerals like gold, iron ore, and bauxite, though its mining output can fluctuate. While gold and oil often dominate headlines, Venezuela has a known silver potential, with some data showing historical production figures, indicating it's part of the country's broader mineral wealth, even if not always a top global silver producer.
Posted on 1/4/26 at 4:09 pm to Hangit
Didn’t save it but I read a post on X this morning while I was in the deer stand and it showed a confirmation from Grok that a bunch of silver had been shipped out of Venezuela to China & Russia recently before we took out Maduro. They were celebrating that the bankers wouldn’t be getting it.
Seems to me like if we had confiscated any it would have gone into the sovereign wealth fund or government funds and not to the bankers anyway.
More importantly heads up, Asian Guy is saying he has sources from the big banks that there will be a major forced sell off starting this coming Thursday and going through next Wed (1/8-14) that will cause a big price drop to the COMEX spot.
Fundamentals haven’t changed however so it should recover and go to new highs afterwards later in January to February.
I managed to find some dry powder so I’m going to wait until Friday or early next week and try to buy the dip.
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AG:
Seems to me like if we had confiscated any it would have gone into the sovereign wealth fund or government funds and not to the bankers anyway.
More importantly heads up, Asian Guy is saying he has sources from the big banks that there will be a major forced sell off starting this coming Thursday and going through next Wed (1/8-14) that will cause a big price drop to the COMEX spot.
Fundamentals haven’t changed however so it should recover and go to new highs afterwards later in January to February.
I managed to find some dry powder so I’m going to wait until Friday or early next week and try to buy the dip.
Not Financial Advice
AG:
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Posted on 1/4/26 at 4:47 pm to Kjnstkmn
Posted on 1/4/26 at 6:26 pm to Kjnstkmn
From the comments
Grok on beginning of year commodities index rebalancing when I prompted it:
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The **Bloomberg Commodity Index (BCOM)**, a major benchmark tracked by around $109 billion in assets, undergoes its annual rebalancing in **early January** each year. This process adjusts commodity weights based on production, liquidity, and performance from the prior year. For **2026**, silver's current weighting in the index has risen to about **9%** due to its strong outperformance in recent years (including massive gains in 2025). However, the target weighting for 2026 is just under **4%**. ### Key Details on the Rebalancing - **Rebalancing period**: Typically a five-day roll window, occurring from approximately **January 8 to January 14, 2026** (exact dates can vary slightly based on trading days). - **Impact on silver**: Index-tracking funds will need to sell silver futures contracts to align with the lower target weight. Estimates from analysts (including TD Securities and JPMorgan) suggest this could involve forced selling of **over $5 billion** in silver futures, equivalent to roughly **9–13%** of total open interest on the Comex silver market. - **Price implications**: This technical selling pressure often creates short-term downward volatility, especially in lower-liquidity post-holiday periods. Analysts have warned of potential "dramatic repricing lower" for silver, with greater impact expected this year compared to prior rebalancings due to silver's outsized gains. Similar (but less severe) selling is anticipated for gold. Other major commodity indices like the **S&P GSCI** also rebalance annually in January (often overlapping the same window), but the BCOM adjustment is the primary driver highlighted for significant silver selling pressure in 2026. This is a mechanical, flow-driven event rather than a reflection of changing fundamentals, and historical patterns show price impacts often fade by late January once the flows are absorbed. Silver's long-term outlook remains supported by industrial demand and supply deficits, but traders should monitor volatility around mid-January.
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Posted on 1/4/26 at 7:27 pm to Kjnstkmn
75.62
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+4.60
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Posted on 1/4/26 at 9:17 pm to Kingpenm3
Be cool if the $70 range was the new floor
Posted on 1/5/26 at 8:53 am to Kjnstkmn
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Not exactly what I wanted to wake up to on a Sunday, but this matters. Asian Guy breaks down why JP Morgan is warning of a potential silver sell-off for Jan 8th to Jan 14, even as China locks up supply.
JP Morgan could have simply said "we'd like yall to sell yours so we can buy it"
Posted on 1/5/26 at 9:55 am to FAT SEXY
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Be cool if the $70 range was the new floor
$70 has been a full tilt firewall during the previous rigging sessions to end 2025.
If JPMC dumps as much paper silver as AI baw talks about it may not hold but at that point the paper market may finally lose the last bit of confidence. I'm headed to my favorite coin shop in the 512 to see if they have moved to SHFE or are still using the KITCO/CME price.
Posted on 1/5/26 at 10:44 am to Pimphand
Debating if I want to buy more iShares Silver Trust ETF (SLV). It’s at $69.84 currently.
I have 35 shares of Energy Transfer (ET). The dividend for that stock is good, but otherwise it hasn’t done anything in a year and is well off its high.
Should I dump those 35 shares of ET and buy more SLV shares?
I have 35 shares of Energy Transfer (ET). The dividend for that stock is good, but otherwise it hasn’t done anything in a year and is well off its high.
Should I dump those 35 shares of ET and buy more SLV shares?
Posted on 1/5/26 at 10:54 am to SaveNewOrleans
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Should I dump those 35 shares of ET and buy more SLV shares?
If you are going to buy an ETF that is supposed to get you exposure to silver at least get PSLV from Sprott. They are at least a trustworthy custodian where SLV has JPMC aka the biggest crooks in the world as custodian.
Posted on 1/5/26 at 5:09 pm to SaveNewOrleans
My limit order of SILJ got filled just under $27 last week Friday.
I concur with Sprott's ETF fund since it's actually backed by the physical silver and not way overleveraged like SLV.
I concur with Sprott's ETF fund since it's actually backed by the physical silver and not way overleveraged like SLV.
Posted on 1/5/26 at 5:30 pm to SaveNewOrleans
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I have 35 shares of Energy Transfer (ET)
I have ET and love it. Got in aboot $13.
I bought 1000 PSLV today.
Edited to put the right symbol.
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Posted on 1/5/26 at 10:04 pm to Hangit
Metals are all melting up again tonight. DXY on the ropes.
Posted on 1/6/26 at 2:12 am to FAT SEXY
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Be cool if the $70 range was the new floor
I take that back.
Be cool if Silver goosed past $100 and never looked back.
Posted on 1/6/26 at 3:09 pm to FAT SEXY
Gentlemen ! …. The eighty dollar cake is baked !

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