
SILVER’S FINAL SQUEEZE: LBMA STOCKPILES MAY VANISH IN MONTHS
Let me ask you something: How much longer do you think they can keep the lid on this pressure cooker before it blows?
TD Securities just rang the alarm bells—and this isn’t some fringe theory from a guy shouting on the internet. We're talking about a major Canadian bank saying that silver is on a countdown clock, and when the buzzer hits, prices could launch past $50 an ounce in a matter of months.
How? Because the LBMA’s silver vaults—one of the last big sources of above-ground supply—are on track to run bone dry in seven months. Maybe four if investment demand surges like it did during past crises.
If you're not stacking silver now, you’re missing the endgame of the #SilverSqueeze—and I’m telling you, this isn’t Reddit hype anymore. This is institutional panic hiding behind calm language and sanitized headlines.
“Structural Deficit” Isn’t Just Jargon—It’s a Warning
Let me translate what TD Securities’ Daniel Ghali is really saying here: for five years straight, the global silver market has been bleeding supply. And now, industrial use is eating away at what little remains like termites in the foundation.
The Silver Institute’s 2025 report confirms it—117.6 million ounces short this year alone. You don’t fix that by flipping a switch or printing more dollars. Mining takes time, capital, and higher prices to incentivize production. And guess what? We’re not there yet.
Investor Demand Is Back—and It’s Hungry
We saw this movie in 2011, when silver shot up to $49 an ounce almost overnight. That was without half the conditions we’re seeing now:
- A potential 50 basis-point Fed rate cut around the corner
- A broken fiat system propped up by media spin and digital sleight-of-hand
- A green energy boom that can’t function without silver (solar, EVs, semiconductors—you name it)
And now? Retail and institutional money is flowing back in. ETFs are snapping up ounces faster than miners can pull them out of the ground. And the big banks know it. That’s why they’re warning each other in analyst notes while the public gets breadcrumbs.
The $50 Ceiling? That’s Not a Ceiling—It’s a Launchpad
Ghali says we’re approaching the endgame rally. Let me tell you something from experience: when the herd moves, it moves fast. And with silver at $41.24 and climbing, the last resistance left is psychological—$50.
After that, there’s no technical ceiling. Only air.
He even admits that in melt-up scenarios like this, it’s impossible to predict how high silver can go. He’s right. There’s no limit when panic meets scarcity. I’ve seen $2 stocks go to $40 in a week during frenzies. Silver’s a different beast, but the principle is the same.
Gold May Lead—But Silver Could Outrun It
Yes, gold is holding strong thanks to central banks hoarding it like it’s 1933 again. But silver? That’s where the asymmetric upside is.
The gold/silver ratio is still near 88, way above historic norms. That tells you silver’s still got a lot of catching up to do. When that ratio starts to compress—which it will—silver could easily double while gold gains 20–30%.
So What’s It All Mean for You?
It means this:
- You’re running out of time. The vaults are draining, the Fed’s cornered, and inflation is simmering under the surface.
- Silver is one of the last affordable lifeboats left.
- Once this rally hits full speed, getting in late won’t just be expensive—it might be impossible.
🔥 Frank’s Final Take
You know I grew up in a blue-collar family. My old man worked double shifts at the plant and kept a few silver dollars tucked away in a sock drawer—just in case. He didn’t trust the suits, and now I know why.
Because they’ll warn each other first, and leave you out to dry.
Well, I’m not leaving you in the dark. This is your warning. And it might be the last one before silver goes vertical.
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This isn’t just a silver squeeze. It’s a silver reckoning. Get ready.
—Frank Balm