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Deja Vu All Over Again: CME Halts Metals Trading Ahead Of First Notice Day For Silver

🔥The Last Time the CME Halted Trading, Silver Surged 127% Over the Next 60 Days⚡️


 
Silver Was Trading at $53.26/oz When the CME Halted Trading for 10 Hours overnight November 28th for “COOLING ISSUES”.
 
Silver then immediately spiked to an all time record high $56.78 immediately upon resumption of trading on November 28th.
 
Silver then proceeded to more than DOUBLE to $121 over the next 2 months as a historic physical short squeeze played out.
 
The CME “Cooling Issues” Trading Halt just HAPPENED to occur on First Notice Day for the December Silver Contract-
Reportedly After a CHINESE INDUSTRIALIST notified COMEX of his intent to take PHYSICAL DELIVERY of 30 MILLION OZ of silver.

JP Morgan PULLED 13 million oz of silver OFF OF THE COMEX, & the Chinese industrialist had to SCRAMBLE to cover his shorts with physical metal in China. The resulting move in silver was one for the history books.
 
Is it a coincidence that today’s CME Trading Halt (“official” explanation yet to be invented) IS OCCURING ONLY 36 HOURS BEFORE FIRST NOTICE DAY on the March Silver Contract⁉️
 
JUST AS SILVER IS PREPARING TO TAKE OUT $92 TO THE UPSIDE- WITH ONLY OPEN AIR OVERHEAD TO ALL-TIME RECORD NOMINAL HIGHS OVER $120⁉️


 
Where there’s Smoke 🚬, There’s Typically FIRE 🔥🔥🔥

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