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When the CME quietly raised silver margins by over 50% overnight, they didn’t just tweak numbers — they changed the rules mid-game. And exchanges only do that when the structure underneath the market is under stress.

In this video, I break down what the margin hike really means, why it happened at all-time highs, and why repeated margin increases are not bearish — they’re a historical warning signal.

Here’s what we unpack:

The exact CME advisory most traders never read

Why switching to percentage-based margins changes everything

How margin hikes expose a paper-to-physical imbalance

The real silver inventory vs. open interest problem

Why backward contract rolls signal urgent physical demand

What happened the last two times exchanges tried this (1980, 2011)

Why margin hikes don’t stop shortages — they confirm them

This isn’t speculation-driven mania.
It’s structural stress.

When an exchange raises margins repeatedly, it’s not trying to cool a market — it’s trying to prevent a delivery crisis. And history shows those efforts usually fail once physical demand takes control.

Paper rules can change overnight.
Metal supply cannot.

Watch this carefully if you hold silver — especially if you hold it in paper form.

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Disclaimer:
This video is for educational and informational purposes only and reflects personal analysis and opinion. It is not financial or investment advice. Markets involve risk, and viewers are responsible for their own decisions. Always do your own research before investing.