>>24044136

>It's also the biggest climb in ages. Was only $30 bucks an ounce a short time ago in early 2025. Now it's $70+

For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

Tariffs imposed on China caused them to halt access to China Silver that is needed by industry.

Inventories are low, so the markets freak, to the market artificially drives the price

down or halts trading because of lack of inventory.

It's a game of chess, moves and counter moves in the days ahead is my guess.

>>24044229

>Think about Las Vegas doing a self inflicted downturn, the bosses are not stupid, they know silver operations, mines and jobs are going to boom in Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico. Brand new plan to cater to the needs of the boys.

Exactly.

It will hit the automotive/electronics industries hard though.