She has a typo – 360 to 1, not 360 to 10. 360 to 1.
🚨🚨360 PAPER CONTRACTS TO EVERY 1OZ OF PHYSICAL SILVER💣
Selling Precious Metals that don't exist.
📣📣LONDON IS OUT OF SILVER🚨
LBMA needs at least 150 MILLION OZ OF SILVER just to stabilize the situation.This unravels the illusion of free and fair markets based on supply… pic.twitter.com/L2lbDsakAw
— Stephanie 🇬🇧🇺🇸🦍 (@stephmase22) October 19, 2025
(Kitco News) – Investor demand has driven gold prices to record highs above $3,600 an ounce, but it’s not the only precious metal attracting attention in the marketplace. One major bank says silver’s momentum could ultimately push prices to record highs above $50 an ounce.
In a note on Friday, Daniel Ghali, Senior Commodity Strategist at TD Securities, warned investors that silver appears to be entering the endgame of the current cycle as demand—now driven by renewed investor interest—eats away at the last dregs of above-ground stockpiles.
In an interview with Kitco News, Ghali said that free-floating stockpiles in the vaults of the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) could run dry within seven months.
“If investment demand picks up, as we have seen happen in previous easing cycles, stockpiles could be depleted within four months,” he said. “The drain in global inventories persists amid years of structural deficits, exacerbated by megathemes that should continue to attract capital into precious metal ETFs.”
Selling Precious Metals that they don’t own is not just isolated to the Metals but it is a systemic risk in the entire financial system.
They are selling securities by the Billions that don’t exist each and everyday.
SILVER FAILURE TO DELIVER WILL EXPOSE THE ENTIRE PONZI SCHEME
Royal Mint warns of delivery delays as Londoners rush for silver !!
https://www.mining.com/web/royal-mint-warns-of-delivery-delays-as-londoners-rush-for-silver/
Buyers have been flooding into London’s street-level bullion outlets too, with voracious demand for small bars and coins prompting the Royal Mint to run its presses harder. Still, the institution is warning buyers of possible delays in silver deliveries.
The retail rush in London and other bullion hubs is driving up global physical demand, giving an extra boost to the gold and silver rally even with prices at record highs. The Royal Mint has struck additional gold coins and is working to replenish silver, though some customers may still face slightly longer delivery times, according to a Royal Mint spokesperson.
London’s institutional silver market — the epicenter of the global bullion trade — has been squeezed this week, pushing prices to unprecedented levels and raising concerns about liquidity. At the retail level, demand for physical precious metals has been “exceptional” in recent weeks, both in the UK and internationally, said Royal Mint spokesperson Carly O’Donnell.
h/t jlee2027