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Between January 8th and January 14th, nearly $5 billion in silver is being forced into the market — not because demand collapsed or fundamentals changed, but because a rules-based index says it must happen. The Bloomberg Commodity Index, which controls roughly $109 billion in assets, is rebalancing. And this year, silver is one of the biggest losers.

As a result, passive funds tracking the index are required to liquidate more than half of their silver exposure in just five trading days. Institutional analysis suggests this could translate into roughly 13% of total COMEX silver open interest being sold during one of the thinnest liquidity windows of the year. The selling is mechanical, pre-announced, and unavoidable.

In this video, we break down how index rebalancing works, why this event is different from normal market selling, and what happens when forced liquidation collides with tight post-holiday liquidity. We also examine the growing disconnect between paper silver prices and physical premiums, historical parallels to past liquidation events, and why this single week may determine whether silver’s recent rally was driven by leverage — or by real structural demand.

This is not a forecast. It’s a structural stress test with a timestamp. And the outcome may reveal whether the silver market is repricing — or fracturing.

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Disclaimer:
This content is for informational and educational purposes only and reflects analysis of market structure and publicly available data. Nothing in this video should be considered financial, investment, or trading advice. Markets involve risk, and viewers are responsible for their own decisions.