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Central Missouri | Consider this on margin requirements in silver…..exchanges increase margin requirement to decrease speculation…….maybe this time it isnt speculators driving price…….maybe it is the endusers and they are short bought and intend to take delivery.
Have you ever exercised a long contract on a futures exchange and taken delivery?
To do that you have to margin your long position to 100% before the comex will assign you bar numbers and a location to pick up your bars, So
If the short bought end users are the ones driving up price they dont care if margins increase because they are intending to take delivery because they need the metal.
Michael oliver explained why commodities werre poised to move higher. He explained that the stock market to commodity price was at an all time wide disparity and that it would take a monthly close over 108 on the bcom index, which occurred in december. Once that occurred new investment money and money from stocks would start rotating into commodities.
Edited by ehoff 1/6/2026 22:24
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