Silver SQUEEZE! Good luck buying *some* silver... Dates being pushed back further and further for some items.

The retail invest market is only about 10% of the total silvermarket. It is like believing that empty shelves of cornflakes means there is a shortage of corn.

Last Edited by Rompehode Frode on 03/19/2021 06:15 PM

Not anymore it isn't. 2020 it was above industry use, this year is far more intense demand. When the charts come out for this year I will not be surprised to see 700 million oz

How long does it take to make more cornflakes?

You can get indium on ebay for around $300 per KG which is around $9 per troy ounce. It's probably the most important industrial metal besides silver, and has some fun properties such as being able to melt it on the stove, bend it by hand, mark it with your fingernail, though it will rub off and coat your hand like gallium. (wash your hands)

Problem is nobody besides a few niche idiots like me will buy it, thus there's an illiquid market. If you can convince people to buy it though, because it's not traded on an exchange, you won't get paper manipulation. It would be easy to drive up the price of it with help from say the wallstreetbets crowd.

Around 800 metric tons a year of indium is mined versus 25,000 metric tons of silver, 175 metric tons of platinum, and 3000 metric tons of gold, and 50 metric tons of Rhodium.

If rhodium gets to around $50,000/ounce I'm going to trade it for platinum. I might jump before then. We'll see.

All metals are good inflation hedges. I'd say Indium is probably the cheapest right now, but with the disadvantages of lack of liquidity. Gallium was cheap. I bought up some of the remaining cheap supply on amazon, but the price has doubled the last month or two.

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Last Edited by Sholomar on 03/19/2021 06:35 PM

Royal Mint has been run dry too

r/Wallstreetsilver/comments/m8kt20/breaking_news_just_like_th​e_perth_mint_the_royal/

We are not interested in indium.

Silver is being manipulated by the fed, central banks, and lower banks for decades to hide inflation and to manipulate the USD.

We are purchasing Silver to fuck the banks over and to ultimately destroy the USD

Have you looked at prices for Copper?
Spot is $4/lb, but to buy...

Talk about "WTF?"

r/Wallstreetsilver/comments/m8hw6a/big_silver_raid_today_with​_had_85_million_oz_of/

Well I own all of these metals and own the most silver for the same reasons. Long and strong! Can still get silver for $27.XX per ounce for 100 ounce bars at the Baird mint.

Last Edited by Sholomar on 03/19/2021 06:53 PM

You mean was 10% of the market. Much higher now. No one knows the official numbers.

If I thought Buying Indium would expose the paper fraud and bring the destruction of the dollar. I would be buying heaps of it.

I agree, long and strong!! Silver Tards we ride!

What is the actual price of copper? What is the premimiums? I dont buy it, just curious.

~$4/lb spot.
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5oz $25
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100oz/6.25lbs = $199
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5kg/11lbs= $499
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You can find is for ~$25/lb though...
Even thru sites like these, it is $$$$
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Live now.

that's insane. i saw some idiot bought a 5lb bar on eBay buy it now yesterday for $199

it's only $4 a pound dang fools

Copper spot $8,220/ton

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Last Edited by PANDEMIC OF THE VACCINATED on 03/19/2021 07:41 PM

silver is the most undervalued commodity/asset on the planet.

Last Edited by _Trey_ on 03/19/2021 07:38 PM

great example of getting a discount for buying in bulk

smelted and poured into bars and rounds could get ~ $1.5 million

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havikshorst120: I hear Polish , Uk and US mint also have problems


The Competent Man@havikshorst120 Yes, there are reports those places are canceling recent silver orders and appear unable to deliver or delays of up to five days.

The Competent Man@havikshorst120 People are reporting that Perth Mint are telling some unallocated customers it might be months before they can get delivery. I fear Perth Mint could be insolvent and unable to deliver.

Jim Lewis: Some of these mints might be shutting down