Silver Is On A Tear Today

I smell a bale-out for some of the big banks with huge short positions. Of course if this turns out to be the case the fed will disclose this because there is 100% transparency.

 

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haven't they already been doing it in the repo market .. behind the scenes ?

https://www.dcreport.org/2026/01/01/ny-fed-follow-up-34b-cash-infusions-wall-street/

 

Remember the 2008 financial crisis when it took an act of Congress for the fed to disclose their bale-outs for banks, and not just in the US.

 

Now i'm waiting for a crash.
Can you be patient give it the same amount of time to make a slight correction.

 

"...hey isn't it thrill to see them crawl..." Billy Joel

 

But I was told that silver was going down because of rebalancing.

Be careful when listening to AI videos online, most are propaganda.

 

When rebalancing occurs, it's due to institutions reallocating their assets to areas predicted to be more profitable than what's currently in the portfolio. I would think institutions would be adding more PMs rather than shedding them. Of course, there has to be some profit taking along the way, PMs do not pay dividends.

 

Not sure that’s why index funds rebalance. But I guess you know

 

My wife has a private broker for her 401k funds which are a nice little chunk of change. When she turned 59 she moved those funds there. Every quarter they have a conference call with her regarding rebalancing and my wife has to agree to sign off on it. Index funds are generally a large diverse portfolio of individual stocks and or other index funds, similarly constructed. With some brokers you get what they give you, no choice in the matter, like it or leave them. Hers is a little different, fiduciary advisor.

 

It's almost as if someone were directly attacking the Fed, and thus making people nervous about the US financial system as a whole. Uncanny, really.

 

I like the idea of an annual review on retirement accounts.
The index funds rebalance that I’d refer folks to is this.
Or google Bloomberg Commodities Index rebalancing
https://bulliontradingllc.com/blog/bloomberg-commodity-index-rebalancing/

 

Can’t make this stuff up

 

I see what you are saying. However, it appears all of that is based on futures contracts derivatives, not physical possession. That's how banks got caught with their pants down, when prices shot up they couldn't deliver. That in turn starts a short squeeze, because contracts are heavily leveraged just like put and call options. I don't fully understand it myself. What I do know is that when large banks start to fail, the government usually steps in and bails them out.

 

This is how a nation loses 'world reserve currency' status.

As for the silver price...nice.

 

This is it exactly, these funds are required to have specific percentage limits both high and low.

To me this is old school thinking and why for stocks specifically, I let my winners run and sell the losers. Why sell something that is doing good to buy something that is not? I know the answer is risk. I follow the market and can manage my own risk. I'm not saying this works for others, but it has worked for me. Thanks God I did not sell NVDA after it was up 100%.