SILVER $110 IN 48 HOURS: Banksters Face Massacre as Shanghai Premium Explodes

Silver isn’t “moving” this weekend.

It’s loading a trap.

As of Saturday, January 24, 2026, New York went offline with silver around $99… but Shanghai didn’t. And according to the numbers on screen, the Shanghai price is already printing above $110, creating a gap so large that it turns the Sunday Globex reopen into a potential forced-buying event.

This video breaks down the mechanics of a weekend gap-up, why a wide cross-market spread can trigger algorithmic arbitrage, and how a sudden repricing can cascade into margin calls, liquidations, and short-covering feedback loops.

If this setup plays out the way the math suggests, the opening prints on Sunday night could be nothing like Friday’s close.

In this episode (35 minutes):

Why a Shanghai vs COMEX spread matters when the West is closed

How arbitrage desks and algos react when the gap is obvious

Why thin liquidity at reopen can create “missing prices” on the tape

How short positions can face instant variation margin after a gap

The hidden risk: wholesalers hedged short on paper vs physical inventory

Historical context: how gaps behave differently than normal sessions

Why this could be more than a metal move — a currency confidence signal

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This video represents analysis, commentary, and scenario discussion only.
It does not constitute financial, investment, legal, or trading advice.

I am not a financial advisor. Markets are volatile, prices can change rapidly, and cross-market spreads can close unexpectedly. All examples discussed are illustrative, not guarantees of future price action.

Nothing in this video should be interpreted as a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any asset. You are solely responsible for your own decisions. Always verify market data independently and consult a licensed professional before acting.

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