CA Tejas Gaikwad

The calm before the storm Silver, often called the “poor man’s gold,” remains one of the most undervalued, manipulated, and artificially price-suppressed assets in the market. For the fourth consecutive year, silver is experiencing a demand-supply deficit, yet its value has not been fully realized. Despite increasing industrial and investment demand, artificial price suppression continues. More than 800 million ounces of paper silver shorts which equivalent to an entire year’s global production are currently in the system. Every single one of these ounces represents a potential physical delivery obligation. The market is being held down by relentless shorting and manipulation, keeping prices artificially low. In mid-2024, short sellers were actively suppressing silver prices below the $25-$26 range. However, once that level was broken, silver moved higher. Now, those same short sellers have positioned themselves at $33-$35, but their grip is weakening. Once silver decisively breaks above $35, a massive short squeeze is likely to unfold, driving prices significantly higher and short sellers may be forced to cover their positions by purchasing futures contracts or acquiring physical silver, potentially triggering a massive price surge as demand overwhelms available supply. Silver sqeeze is inevitable but only question is when and the only mystery is the scale of its impact.... The time will tell, metal will shine and the banks will bleed... #silversqueeze #silverbees