Silver at $100 Isn’t the End — It’s Where the Real Crisis Begins | John AG

John AG : If you’re watching silver approach the $100 level and assuming the move is nearly finished, this video challenges that assumption from the ground up.

A rising silver price is not the real story. The real issue is what happens when paper promises collide with physical reality. In this breakdown, we walk through why round numbers like $100 can become psychological traps, how short positioning and registered inventory expose structural stress, and why the most violent phase of a squeeze often begins after prices already look extreme.

This video explains the mechanics in plain language: how short exposure builds, why physical silver availability matters more than headlines, and how margin pressure, delivery constraints, and forced buying interact inside the system. We connect historical squeeze behavior with today’s silver market structure to show why price alone does not tell you where the move ends.

Rather than focusing on hype or predictions, this is about understanding how stress actually resolves in markets — through positioning, supply, and obligation, not comfort levels. If you want to understand why silver keeps showing up in conversations about systemic risk, this video lays out the full picture and what signals matter most going forward.

⏱️ CHAPTERS

00:00 — Why $100 silver is not the finish line
01:18 — The psychological trap of round numbers
03:05 — What a real short squeeze actually looks like
05:02 — COMEX positioning vs. deliverable silver
07:20 — Why short exposure is still growing
09:15 — Paper vs. physical: where stress really shows
11:30 — Physical premiums and global demand signals
13:40 — Eligible vs. registered silver explained simply
15:55 — Margin pressure, rule changes, and containment
17:10 — When squeezes actually resolve

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