Скачать или смотреть Silver Price Alert: If You Own Silver, Watch This Before Monday’s Market Open

If you hold silver — or you're watching from the sidelines — this weekend deserves a closer look than most.
In the past 24 hours, several major U.S. bullion dealers have quietly pushed back their delivery windows. Standard silver bars are now showing 4–6 week wait times, a level of strain not seen since the turbulence of early 2020. That kind of friction doesn't appear without reason.
What makes the current setup unusual is the divergence forming beneath the surface. Physical inventory is tightening, yet activity in New York's paper market is moving in the opposite direction — commercial traders are building short positions even as real-world supply becomes harder to source. That combination has historically appeared before significant repricing events.
In this video, we break down:
— Why delivery delays often reveal deeper stress than price charts alone can show
— What rising premiums tell us about where real demand actually sits
— The growing gap between physical silver and futures contracts
— How this moment differs from previous "silver squeeze" narratives
Before markets reopen Monday, the question worth sitting with is whether this represents a temporary supply crunch — or the early stages of a structural shift in how silver is priced and distributed.
Stay through the end. New signals emerging from Asian markets may explain why pressure appears to be building now rather than later.