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THE $36 SILVER GAP: What Shanghai Just Exposed About COMEX
The global silver market has just entered one of the most shocking, unprecedented phases in modern history — a $36+ price gap between Shanghai and COMEX that is shaking industries, traders, governments, and entire financial systems. The East is paying record premiums for physical silver while the West continues trading heavily-leveraged paper contracts that no longer reflect reality.

In this explosive deep-dive, we uncover the real reason behind the historic silver divergence — from global shortages, industrial demand, and refinery drain-outs to China’s strategic metals accumulation, silent bullion flows, and the collapse of Western price discovery.

This documentary-style narration explores:
– Why Shanghai silver is trading $36 higher
– Why COMEX paper pricing is losing global control
– Where the real physical silver is disappearing
– How China is reshaping global metals supply
– Why industrial demand (solar, EVs, tech, military) is crushing the U.S. supply chain
– Whether the silver market is hiding a crisis the public has not been told
– What happens when physical reality finally overwhelms paper markets

If you’re invested in silver, gold, mining stocks, commodities, energy, or global economics — this is a must-watch. The biggest market shift of the decade is happening right now, and most people have no idea.

This video brings you the full picture — the economics, the geopolitical stakes, the industrial pressures, and the systemic risks that are now impossible to hide.

Watch to the end — the last 10 minutes reveal the part of the story no analyst wants to discuss publicly.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER
This video is for educational and informational purposes only.
It is not financial advice, not investment guidance, and not a recommendation to buy or sell any asset. Always conduct your own research and consult with a licensed financial professional before making any investment decisions. All opinions are based on publicly available information and are subject to change.