CHINA JUST WOKE UP: They Are Draining Silver Tonight (Must Watch)...

Описание: It is Monday morning in China, and the Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE) has just opened with massive buy orders.

While the Western Spot Price is hovering around **$78.00**, the physical price of Silver in China is trading at a significant premium, equivalent to over **$86.00**. This massive arbitrage opportunity is causing a drain on global silver supplies as Asian markets buy up cheap Western contracts tonight.

In this video, I analyze:
1. *The China Arbitrage:* Why Silver is $8 more expensive in Shanghai right now.
2. *The Sunday Night Drain:* How Asian buying pressure is squeezing the market while the US sleeps.
3. *The Monday Forecast:* Why this buying wave will likely push Spot Prices to $80+ before New York opens.

*CRITICAL:* The "Smart Money" is moving East. Don't ignore the global flows.

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 China Just Woke Up: The Monday Drain
02:30 SGE Premium: $78 vs $86 Arbitrage
05:15 Why Asia is Buying Physical Aggressively
08:00 The Impact on Tomorrow's NY Open
11:20 Price Prediction: Breaking $80 Tonight
14:00 Conclusion: Follow the Eastern Money

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DISCLAIMER: This video is strictly for entertainment and informational purposes only. I am not a financial advisor. The opinions expressed here are based on speculation and market theories and do not constitute buy or sell recommendations. Investments in precious metals involve risk. Always do your own research (DYOR) before making any financial decisions.

📚 DATA & SOURCES (VERIFIED):

1. SGE PREMIUM TRACKING:
Source: https://www.sge.com.cn/english/
(Shanghai Gold Exchange official data showing price differentials).

2. ARBITRAGE STRATEGY:
Source: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/...
(Explaining how price differences between markets create buying pressure).

Disclaimer: This video is a macroeconomic analysis of market inefficiencies. Not financial advice.