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Uncover why China just restricted global silver exports to only 44 approved companies on January 1st, 2026, and what this means for the paper silver market that's been operating on a 6.5-to-1 leverage ratio. While most investors missed this development during the holidays, industrial buyers are already paying $5-10 premiums in Shanghai over New York futures prices, signaling that physical metal and paper contracts are divorcing in real-time.

See how COMEX's fractional reserve system faces its ultimate stress test during January and February delivery months when contract holders demand actual silver instead of paper promises. Learn why the emergency 30% margin hike in late December was a warning sign that exchange operators know the math doesn't work when the world's dominant supplier locks the export door. Discover what backwardation, Shanghai premiums, and delivery pressure reveal about a market where 829 million ounces of paper claims are backed by only 128 million ounces of physical inventory.

Learn how the same supply squeeze dynamics that drove copper prices up 200% in 2005-2006 are now appearing in silver markets, and why the gold-silver ratio sitting at 65-to-1 represents a mathematical opportunity for those who understand what's unfolding before the broader market catches on.

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