$XAG Many of you ask me why traders are selling silver bars at a price higher than the global screen price. The problem is that you don't know the difference between the prices. The difference is that the screen price is a paper price and not an actual price, while the real price is the actual price that you pay money for and receive silver in your hand. This is the difference between the actual and the paper price. The screen price is a paper price; contracts mean that you don't have actual silver in your hand, just a contract written in ink on paper stating that you own a silver bar, but it is essentially not there, just contracts, and the vaults are empty. Each silver bar has thousands of contracts sold and published at the same moment, which is why you see the screen price is low due to the pressure of contracts, and banks only have contracts; there is nothing actual. However, if you pay attention to the markets in China, the UAE, Japan, and Iraq, these are real prices because this is an actual market, meaning you buy actual silver in your hand. This is why you find those prices to be very high compared to the screen price. Why? Because this is a real market and the price is high because demand exceeds the available silver. The silver market price will rise more and more compared to the screen price because it is an actual market where you deliver and receive, not contracts written on paper. This is why you find the screen prices to be low because these prices are just contracts, pressure, and printing contracts to prevent banks from losing. But this will not last; the price will explode on the screen one day because demand is increasing, and thousands of contracts are being printed, and the price is resisting these contracts. Therefore, the price will inevitably explode.
But the traders are coming to sell the prices at the actual real price, not the paper price, and you ask why the traders sell at prices different from the screen. Do not compare the actual market with the screen prices because reality is very different. However, the traders are outsmarting you in one thing, and you must pay attention to it: the traders are selling you at the actual real price, not the screen price, and this is correct. But they are only outsmarting you in one way, which is when you sell, they buy from you at the screen price, and this is the problem. This means they sell you at the actual real price, which is different from the screen, and they buy from you at the screen price, which is the paper price. Here lies the difference, so I advise you not to sell at all and wait for the explosion of silver prices because the demand in the silver market is huge and very high, and the supply does not meet the demand, and prices are rising. Leave the screen prices, which are contract prices; these are just ink on paper contracts and have never stood the test. We will explode the price, and the actual price will prevail over the screen price.