Walk into the London bullion market today and you’ll find a strange silence—almost no liquidity left, according to Alasdair Macleod. The usual churn of silver trading has dried up, partly because the latest price shakeout scared away retail ETF buyers. That’s more important than it sounds. Most of the silver stored in London vaults exists to back those ETFs. When investors stop buying shares, new metal stops flowing in. But when that demand inevitably returns, it will slam into a market already starved for supply.
Andy Schectman, CEO of Miles Franklin, points out something unusual happening in the metals markets. Typically, traders who want physical delivery of gold or silver declare it at the start of the delivery month—October 1st, for example. But this time, both markets saw a surge in mid-month delivery requests, long after that window should’ve closed. Silver deliveries jumped nearly 200% after day one, and gold deliveries rose about 90%. In other words, while prices were being pushed lower, a wave of buyers suddenly decided they wanted real metal, not paper promises.
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This is not to be considered investment advice. You should always speak to a licensed financial adviser before making any investment decision.
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All statements in this Video, other than historical facts, are forward-looking statements. These may include expectations about Bitcoin's future value and adoption rate; Gold's future value; Silver's future value; US deficit projections; currency values; cryptocurrency adoption rates; money supply projections; future energy demand; future inflation rates; mining stocks' future value; future market trends; and other future events. Such statements are speculative, based on assumptions that may prove inaccurate, and subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially.
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Andy Schectman, CEO of Miles Franklin, points out something unusual happening in the metals markets. Typically, traders who want physical delivery of gold or silver declare it at the start of the delivery month—October 1st, for example. But this time, both markets saw a surge in mid-month delivery requests, long after that window should’ve closed. Silver deliveries jumped nearly 200% after day one, and gold deliveries rose about 90%. In other words, while prices were being pushed lower, a wave of buyers suddenly decided they wanted real metal, not paper promises.
Hear directly from top financial minds like Rick Rule, Peter Schiff, Mike Maloney, Lynette Zang, and many more. Get the latest insights on gold, market trends, and global finance. Stay ahead — subscribe now and empower your financial future!
Credits:
This is not to be considered investment advice. You should always speak to a licensed financial adviser before making any investment decision.
“This video uses AI-generated voice for narration.”
All statements in this Video, other than historical facts, are forward-looking statements. These may include expectations about Bitcoin's future value and adoption rate; Gold's future value; Silver's future value; US deficit projections; currency values; cryptocurrency adoption rates; money supply projections; future energy demand; future inflation rates; mining stocks' future value; future market trends; and other future events. Such statements are speculative, based on assumptions that may prove inaccurate, and subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially.
#Gold #GoldForecast #andyschectman #alasdairmacleod #EconomicInsights #WealthProtection
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