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80% Price Gap Crisis: Japan $130, COMEX $71 – Bank Shorts Blowing Up NOW



80% Price Gap Crisis: Japan $130, COMEX $71 – Bank Shorts Blowing Up NOW

Discover why Japan’s $130 silver price while COMEX shows only $71 exposes an catastrophic 80% price gap that is destroying bank short positions in real-time, and how this unprecedented divergence proves Western paper markets have completely failed while Eastern physical demand forces the price discovery that will devastate institutions that sold silver they never owned. This isn’t market inefficiency you can ignore—when the gap reaches 80% it signals total breakdown of the pricing mechanism your savings and investment decisions depend on, and understanding why Japanese buyers pay nearly double Western spot prices reveals the supply crisis forcing banks into losses so severe their short positions are literally blowing up as you read this.

See how massive geographic price divergences create unstoppable arbitrage flows that drain Western vaults faster than institutions can cover their short exposure, and why recognizing this 80% gap helps you understand which price reflects reality versus which is the manipulated fiction that cannot survive physical delivery demands. Learn how bank shorts blowing up during extreme price dislocations represents the exact moment when decades of manipulation unravels into forced liquidation, and why Japan’s willingness to pay $130 proves Eastern markets have abandoned Western paper systems entirely while banks scramble to source physical metal at prices that guarantee catastrophic losses on every ounce they must deliver.

Learn the historical patterns where extreme geographic price gaps have consistently preceded the collapse of manipulated commodity markets and the destruction of institutions caught short during forced convergence upward.

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31 Comments

  7. @TheresaSolution on

    Brought to you by China, but why? He didn't show up until a week later, before China instituted its lockdown on silver exports. The info is, for the most part, true but isbit?. Last week, he said that JP Morgan had 750 million oz, but no longer mentions it.

  8. @hotheadedjoelhaha on

    Soo.. Today was SUPPOSED to be Crazy(you said). The market is the Furthest from Crazy we've ever seen! Now today your video simply Deflects and didn't mention Anything about the Craziness that DID NOT HAPPEN. Hmmm .. And ALSO you forgot to even mention that the Japan and China markets are CLOSED TODAY (Jan. 2nd). There was Not a Real possibility of markets going Crazy. It seems you're not fully informed.

  9. @edgeman148 on

    The truth (price) will emerge. For certain, Silver physical supply lags actual demand and this will not change, markedly. More succinctly, prices on paper for all commodities are largely a formulated fiction. Both Gold and Silver prices (and many other things) are manipulated downwards and I own neither so my thoughts are unbiased.

  20. @morganmarusteri8879 on

    As I see this, this is INTELLECTUAL WARFARE, if it’s ”real” or arranged as SCAPE GOAT is somehow irrelevant for the direction the ”price” (actually VALUE) of silver is going!

  25. @VinceTomJones on

    I texted my Mate in Tokyo around 1pm Friday.. Tokyo time….,,,, he said he was standing in a line outside a dealer in his Prefecture with 30 people in front of him and 40 people behind him.. and said it is freezing…. he said it was about 10 degrees Celsius.. He said the price then was $125 US oz…. Later in the day around 5pm Tokyo time I texted him again asking how he went…. His response "Nothing" 10 of the people at the front of the line went in and came out… then the dealer came out bowing and said they has no more Silver to sell today and they would be closed until mid next week….

  27. @LAStreetPreacher on

    Silver could be heading toward major support at $50 but talk about $130 in Japan keeps people holding their silver at higher prices when they could unload some now and buy back cheaper.