SILVER IS UNDER SUPPLY STRICT CONTROLS – HAS Short SQUEEZE BEEN TRIGGERED? 🤔 Silver reserves on the COMEX exchange are declining very rapidly. Since its most recent peak, COMEX silver inventories have fallen by 34 million ounces to 415 million ounces, the lowest level since March 2025. Looking further back, since last September's peak, inventories have evaporated by 117 million ounces, or -22%. What does this indicate? According to @KobeissiLetter, the demand for physical silver is surging. It's no longer about paper contracts or Derivative , but about real silver – real metal. The problem is that many traders are Short silver in the futures market, but when the delivery date arrives, they can't find enough physical silver to fulfill the order. Without the physical silver, they are forced to buy it on the open market – and the sellers then have the power to dictate the price. Price rises → Short position incurs a loss → forced to buy to cut losses → price rises even higher. A very familiar pattern. That's the mechanism of a Short squeeze – and with silver, this scenario is becoming increasingly apparent. 🧲