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Now that the dust has settled 03/20/26(Fri)21:29:22 No.62012295

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Now that the dust has settled Anonymous (ID: 03Ldiow3) 03/20/26(Fri)21:29:22 No.62012295 Archived

Why didn't COMEX default?

Anonymous (ID: l9zkXdbb)
03/20/26(Fri)21:34:16 No.62012307

Anonymous (ID: l9zkXdbb) 03/20/26(Fri)21:34:16 No.62012307

>>62012295
Nothing has settled.

Anonymous (ID: /oKjhD0i)
03/21/26(Sat)00:15:47 No.62012672

Anonymous (ID: /oKjhD0i) 03/21/26(Sat)00:15:47 No.62012672

>>62012295
>Why didn't COMEX default?
Because they paused the market for over an hour and made calls to make people change their minds about taking delivery. Are they going to do that every month?

Anonymous (ID: fOBJ6A1l)
03/21/26(Sat)03:29:02 No.62012963

Anonymous (ID: fOBJ6A1l) 03/21/26(Sat)03:29:02 No.62012963

>>62012295
it never will. this is a false narrative being pushed to steer investors away from silver when it predictably never happens. what will happen is silver will continuously run in a supply deficit leading to higher prices over time. the only way to solve the silver shortages is for the price of silver to go up. high silver = more mining = more silver

Anonymous (ID: S343rbq8)
03/21/26(Sat)03:49:43 No.62012995

Anonymous (ID: S343rbq8) 03/21/26(Sat)03:49:43 No.62012995

Werewolves need to be protected at all costs

Anonymous (ID: Yp042VWd)
03/21/26(Sat)04:04:04 No.62013022

Anonymous (ID: Yp042VWd) 03/21/26(Sat)04:04:04 No.62013022

>>62012963
See you at $15 baggie

Anonymous (ID: fOBJ6A1l)
03/21/26(Sat)04:06:54 No.62013026

Anonymous (ID: fOBJ6A1l) 03/21/26(Sat)04:06:54 No.62013026

>>62013022
well the industry would love that but they won't be able to find anyone selling at that price
let me guess you have some long otm put and are hoping silver crashes? lol have fun losing all your money retarded gambler

Anonymous (ID: pDS9+smn)
03/21/26(Sat)19:27:40 No.62014607

Anonymous (ID: pDS9+smn) 03/21/26(Sat)19:27:40 No.62014607

>>62012295
PAPER IOU's and a ton of excuses.

>>62013022
get a load of this retard lol

Anonymous (ID: RFXUUowY)
03/21/26(Sat)20:15:38 No.62014728

Anonymous (ID: RFXUUowY) 03/21/26(Sat)20:15:38 No.62014728

>>62012295
The delivery contract holders have a selfish financial interest in rolling forward their delivery date if the Comex supplies are threatened. Think about it logically. If you had 1 million ounces owed to you by the Comex, but the attempted delivery of said 1 million ounces causes the Comex to default, the value of your delivery contracts plummet to zero while physical silver skyrockets. You as a contract holder have no silver and are paid out pennies on the dollar for your worthless delivery contracts. Better to cash in the delivery contract for USD while it still has any value, or reschedule delivery of physical if you are feeling bold enough. This dynamic ensures Comex default can never happen.

Anonymous (ID: RgfMvtge)
03/21/26(Sat)20:26:30 No.62014764

Anonymous (ID: RgfMvtge) 03/21/26(Sat)20:26:30 No.62014764

>>62012295
it's always the same old shit:
* big move happens
* stacktard schizos start mutually fellating about the apocalypse
* market returns to normal (i.e., crashing and crabbing)
* schizos continue to mutually fellate each other about the apocalypse
* nothing happens

Anonymous (ID: jKOlGLob)
03/21/26(Sat)20:28:08 No.62014770

Anonymous (ID: jKOlGLob) 03/21/26(Sat)20:28:08 No.62014770

>>62012295
Schizo jeet nonsense. You can still see them here
>SAAR THEY HAVE NOT SETTLED THE SILVAAR SAAR DO NOT REDEEEEEEM

Anonymous (ID: wWIxWm29)
03/22/26(Sun)11:28:19 No.62016426

Anonymous (ID: wWIxWm29) 03/22/26(Sun)11:28:19 No.62016426

>>62012295
i think it was because stacktards didnt stack enough, atleast thats how the narrative goes, silver is like GME, AMC only it actually has weight but is equally worthless