January 01, 2026, 07:04
MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUSSILVER
Statistically, COMEX cannot meet its required delivery of 50million ounces of SILVER as it only has about 20 million ounces left. This will lead it to force cash settlement which will leave it open to $230nillion in defaulted contracts to pay for.
Worse, the Stock Markets around the world are utterly dependent on Hi-Tech stocks. These all depend on safe supply of SILVER. During the last five years, consumption has way outstripped supply from the mines, and the shortfall has been made up by using warehouse stock.
Well. the warehouses have run out.
THERE IS NO MORE SILVER...
So, three guesses what will hasppen when Tesla,Samsung and Apple will have to put their manufacturing workers on part time at best?
January 09, 2026, 11:25
MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUSChina Is Weaponizing Silver Using Export Restrictions
“China just weaponized silver. And they did it while Americans were busy arguing about whether bitcoin is real money.”
Silver now finds itself at the center of a geopolitical wrestling match over critical elements.
In what is clearly an effort to control the market, China recently announced export controls on silver. This could exacerbate global supply shortages already creating a significant silver squeeze.
Under the policy that took effect on January 1st, only large, licensed, state-approved companies with an annual silver production capacity of 80 tonnes and a credit line exceeding $30 million can export silver. According to analysts, the rules will lock hundreds of small and mid-sized exporters out of the system. These smaller firms are key suppliers to industrial users and silver refiners around the world.
The government recently released a list of 44 companies approved to export silver under the new rules.
Silver spot price...$80.00 an ounce
S/G Ratio...56:1
Got PHYZZZZZ?
Glp
January 09, 2026, 13:07
Shinmen Takezoi've seen these spike in silver year past. Once where some Mo-Mo's tried to corner the market and the price soared. This is another manipulation--as all of the precious metals are heavily manipulated.
January 11, 2026, 06:54
MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUSquote:
Originally posted by Shinmen Takezo:
i've seen these spike in silver year past. Once where some Mo-Mo's tried to corner the market and the price soared. This is another manipulation--as all of the precious metals are heavily manipulated.
I disagree. I studied the Hunt brothers play. The problem was the paper futures market was part and parcel of the scam that manipulated the pm market. Silver is scarce. IMO you can't lose. Of course,that's just one guy's opinion.
January 12, 2026, 00:32
MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUSHope you bought your silver, Shinny, It went up four dollars per oz.
January 12, 2026, 00:36
MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUSGoing to a hundred dollars an oz in short order. If I am not heard, I could disappear in a moment's notice.
January 12, 2026, 07:31
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January 12, 2026, 08:08
MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUSquote:
Originally posted by MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUS:
Hope you bought your silver, Shinny, It went up four dollars per oz.
A small purchase could net you BOKU dinero.
January 12, 2026, 08:27
Brutusquote:
Originally posted by MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUS:
quote:
Originally posted by MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUS:
Hope you bought your silver, Shinny, It went up four dollars per oz.
A small purchase could net you BOKU dinero.
Max, "beaucoup" is the word you were looking for there.
To keep it all in French and not mix it with Spanish, the proper term would be "beaucoup d'argent" - "a lot of money".

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January 12, 2026, 10:17
MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUSquote:
Originally posted by Brutus:
quote:
Originally posted by MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUS:
quote:
Originally posted by MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUS:
Hope you bought your silver, Shinny, It went up four dollars per oz.
A small purchase could net you BOKU dinero.
Max, "beaucoup" is the word you were looking for there.
To keep it all in French and not mix it with Spanish, the proper term would be "beaucoup d'argent" - "a lot of money".
Thank you Brutus. Vietnamese/French vocabulary needs work. A ex Nam vet that used to work for me used that term a lot. Well I must Didi, see you on the flip side.
January 23, 2026, 07:04
MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUSknow many or most of you are aware that FDR, in effect, confiscated all the gold held by US citizens, but do you know the details and magnitude of this act?
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, as his first official act as POTUS, signed into law on April 5, 1933, Executive Order 6102 which required all "individuals, partnerships, associations and corporations" to deliver all "gold coin, gold bullion or gold certificates" to a Federal Reserve Bank "on or before April 28, 1933." Failure to do so could result in a fine of up to $10,000 (about $250k today) and/or imprisoned up to 10 years.
The banks then delivered the gold to the Treaaury Department (of course the banks were reimbursed for the value of the gold plus all expenses incurred) The gold coins were melted down, formed into bars and stored at Fort Knox where it remains to this day... NOT! But that's just a conspiricy theory, right?
So, how much gold are we talking about? 2665 Metric Tonnes!. One metric tonne = 32150.0 Troy ounces
At today's gold price of $158,728,006 per tonne that's $243,010,135,723. So, why no rebellion? Your guess is as good as mine, but it was 1933 and up to $100 in gold or gold certificates were exempted. How many averate Joes had that kind of cash lying
Glp
January 26, 2026, 05:33
MAXIMUS PANDAMONIUSGold is $5800.00 silver $109.00