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The Silver Market Has Changed Forever

Video thumbnail showing silver bars and coins at a busy indoor market, titled "The Silver Market Just Changed Forever"

This appearance was published by SGTReport (their show, their channel; Jon was the guest). The thesis Jon carried into it deserves a scoreboard check, because it was a big claim: the physical silver market has changed forever, paper promises are dying, and triple digits weren’t just likely but inevitable.

What the record shows since: silver printed $121 in late January. The LBMA squeeze drove lease rates to 40% in October. COMEX registered vaults spent months bleeding roughly a million ounces a day. China posted all-time record import months. India restricted silver imports entirely rather than watch its citizens drain the rupee buying it. And a generation of boomer coin-drawer silver got melted down into the market and CONSUMED. That’s what “changed forever” looks like in the data.

The correction from 121 tested everyone’s conviction. The thesis above was written before the run even peaked. Grade it yourself.

News from the world of SILVER is blowing minds and blowing up silver vaults all over the world. Dr. Jon Lindau the co-founder of silver & gold dealer SD Bullion and founder of SilverTrade.com joins the SGTReport to discuss as we share the data and proof that the global PHYSICAL silver market just changed forever.
The days of people and nations accepting paper silver promises is coming to its final abrupt conclusion and a triple digit silver price is not only likely, it’s inevitable.

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