Why Silver is so Cheap & why this just won't last. [Key Insights from Ted Butler]

Опубликовано: 20 Июнь 2026
на канале: Miles Harris
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Despite recovering significantly from its lows in March silver as a key strategic metal remains enormously undervalued. Today, we explore why silver is so cheap and why this just can’t last. So let’s dive on in.

The COMEX futures market has faced enormous stresses so far this year. Numerous commentators such as Alasdair Macleod have cited how this market is now being used in a way that was never intended. That is that investors are now requesting physical delivery of their silver. We look at key research courtesy of Ted Butler, a true silver market specialist.

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