A Historic Moment for Silver.
Yesterday, SLV (the world’s largest Silver ETF) traded $38 Billion in total value and 393 Million shares in total volume:
It was SLV’s highest-ever value traded (no other day in history even came close).
It was SLV’s highest-ever volume (prior records: May 5 2011, February 1 2021).
To gauge the true scale of this frenzy…
Let’s compare it to SPY which traded $42 Billion yesterday.
In its entire 20-year history, SLV traded this much relative to SPY *only once* before:
On April 25 2011.
Other notable dates highlighted in the chart:
April 28 2011 was the third-highest ratio ever recorded — at 0.5041.
Only two days in history came this close to 1.00.
Just a bit more, and SLV could have traded more than SPY for the first time ever.
That’s how big yesterday was.
Thanks for reading.
Onwards and upwards, -MC
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MC,
Don’t you think the March COMEX expiry could prove to be a pivotal moment? Were I managing a hedge fund—given the well-known challenges banks face with shorts and the limited physical supply at the exchanges—the most straightforward trade might well be to go long futures, take delivery, and sell into the ensuing squeeze.
Best regards,
Thorsten
Hi MC … the reveal of your skill set is set out in my NOV 2 25 post … You were my Sherpa ascending back to where the air is skinny … you get a ton of credit for keeping my great life intact and making it better …
This chart is a ton of you … but my utmost respect for S/D and thousands of years of beliefs so deep they are embedded in the DNA of those who still know … what they knew then … I own metals down to scanadium … $MMs …