TESLA vs SAMSUNG: 85M OZ SILVER BATTLE (Why $120 Is Next)

TESLA vs SAMSUNG: 85M OZ SILVER BATTLE (Why $120 Is Next). What if the next “silver squeeze” doesn’t come from retail traders… but from technology giants fighting for physical supply?

In this episode, we break down the market chatter around a Tesla vs Samsung procurement battle for massive silver volumes (often cited as ~85 million ounces) and why—even if the exact figure is debated—the mechanism matters: when industrial buyers treat silver like a strategic input, the market stops behaving like a normal commodity.

We cover:

Why silver has become a critical bottleneck for EV power electronics, advanced batteries, solar, and AI/data center infrastructure

How China’s tightening export/licensing environment can amplify physical premiums and “two-price” behavior (paper vs access)

Why a multi-year deficit narrative + rising industrial demand can make $120 silver feel less like hype and more like a potential clearing level

What “paper price vs physical price” really means for investors, manufacturers, and miners

The signals to watch next: premiums, delivery timelines, inventory behavior, and spreads between hubs

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