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Silver has officially crossed $100 per ounce, and according to Kevin O’Leary, this move may only be the beginning. In this video, we break down Trump’s strategic plan for silver, why the metal has been quietly repositioned as a critical national asset, and how global supply shortages, China’s hoarding, and U.S. policy shifts could drive silver toward a $500 price target.
Kevin O’Leary explains how silver’s structural supply deficit, exploding demand from solar, EVs, AI, and defense, and the possibility of a new U.S. strategic silver reserve could permanently change the silver market. We also explore why silver inventories are collapsing, why short sellers may be trapped, and how government involvement could trigger one of the biggest commodity moves in modern history.
This video connects the dots between Trump’s critical minerals strategy, China’s export controls, and the hidden forces driving the silver market behind the scenes. Whether you are a long-term investor, trader, or someone trying to protect your purchasing power in an era of rising debt and money printing, this is a must-watch analysis.
https://youtu.be/hWOzkS-AXDw?si=l6vkxoV1j2RfGXws
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Gold and silver markets are flashing a major warning sign. In this powerful 18-minute analysis, Peter Schiff explains why the gold to silver ratio is collapsing rapidly toward 7 to 1, signaling a potential historic silver revaluation.
This video breaks down what the gold-silver ratio means, why silver may be extremely undervalued, and how macroeconomic forces like inflation, currency debasement, central bank policies, and global debt are driving precious metals higher.
If you are interested in gold investing, silver investing, wealth protection, inflation hedging, or macroeconomic trends, this video provides critical insights you cannot afford to miss.
Watch till the end to understand how this shift could impact investors, traders, and anyone looking to protect purchasing power in uncertain economic times.
https://youtu.be/wY0K9l3P4Rw?si=CL-39WL1ChW7hz-y
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Silver has turned the negative drop and is on the upswing at $115.00 an ounce. From what I am hearing the mom and pop silver holders are liquidating their silver like crazy. However, after they sell their physical silver, the price of silver keeps on going up. Many sellers of silver at $70.00 are really regretting it and some are having severe marital problems because one of the married couple convinced the other to sell
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Silver price per ounce is $116.00 and going strong.
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There’s absolutely 💯 no doubt that silver’s upward move has strong momentum and it’s not rocket science silver price per ounce will exceed $1,000 an ounce
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Couple of questions. Why is silver’s price per ounce lower in the United States than it is in Shanghai China? Silver price in China is substantially higher creating a large spread between the price in China versus the United States. Also, what are the trading days and hours of precious metals in Central Daylight Time
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China Silver Price Today | Shanghai Premium - MetalCharts
Track the China silver price and Shanghai silver price in real-time. Live SGE prices from Shanghai Gold Exchange.
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why is silver price per ounce in China higher than the United States and what are the days and hours CDT trading precious metals.
Silver prices per ounce are higher in China mainly because the Shanghai market is driven by tight physical supply, strong local demand, and capital/transport controls that prevent easy arbitrage with US futures-based prices.
Why China’s silver price is higher – Chinese exchanges (Shanghai Gold Exchange and Shanghai Futures Exchange) are more focused on physical delivery, so prices reflect the cost of actual metal that can be taken out of vaults, not just paper contracts.
– Industrial demand for silver in China (solar panels, electronics, advanced manufacturing) and a cultural preference for **physical** bullion create strong, localized buying pressure.
– When local inventories are relatively tight, prices in Shanghai must rise to balance supply and demand, even if US/Western futures prices do not move as much.
– Moving bullion between the US and China is costly and regulated (shipping, certification, capital controls, import/export rules), so arbitrage cannot fully close the gap, allowing a persistent premium in China.
– Recent reporting notes spreads on the order of roughly 10 USD per ounce between US and Shanghai silver prices, underscoring how Chinese physical demand has decoupled somewhat from Western benchmarks.
Example: An analysis in January 2026 described US silver near 94 USD per ounce while the equivalent Shanghai price (after converting from yuan) was about 104 USD per ounce, with the difference attributed to strong Chinese physical demand and logistical/regulatory frictions.
Main precious metals trading hours (CDT)
Below are the key sessions for a Chicago (Central) time zone trader; note that US listings quote in Central Time (CT), which is the same as CDT outside of winter. Times are approximate regular hours and do not include all overnight/Globex nuances.
COMEX (CME Group) – gold and silver futures
– Floor/regular pit session (gold and silver): roughly 8:20–8:30 a.m. to 1:25–1:30 p.m. Eastern Time, which is about 7:20–7:30 a.m. to 12:25–12:30 p.m. Central Time.
– Electronic Globex session for metals runs from Sunday evening to Friday afternoon, with trading open roughly 5:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Central Time, pausing one hour each weekday from 4:00–5:00 p.m. for maintenance.
### Shanghai precious metals (silver/gold) converted to Central time
Shanghai operates on China Standard Time (CST, UTC+8), which is typically 14 hours ahead of US Central Time.
– Shanghai Gold Exchange day session: 9:00–15:30 CST, roughly 7:00 p.m.–1:30 a.m. Central Time the prior calendar day in Chicago.
– Shanghai Gold Exchange night session: 20:00–2:30 CST, roughly 6:00 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Central Time.
– Reports of Shanghai silver futures reopening around 5:00–7:30 p.m. US Central time fit into this overlap between US evening and Asian morning trading.
These overlapping windows mean Chicago-based traders see active precious metal trading most of the US workday via COMEX, plus significant liquidity in the evening and early morning tied to Shanghai sessions through global spot and futures markets
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Silver price per ounce is out of control. Heared through the grapevine that countless of Americans are regretting for selling Silver
Mom and pop folks are extremely disappointed with selling Silver at $70.00 an ounce. Gold is $5,300 an ounce. Many name brand experts have increased their price forecast of silver that silver should surpass $1,000 per ounce while GCA FORUMS NEWS raised their silver price per ounce forecast to $2,000 an ounce in the short term with potential to hit $5,000 to $8,500 an ounc3 within the next 18 to 24 months. Stay tuned folks
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Silver price per ounce is up to $119.00 dollars an ounce.
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