| Is COMEX Going to Collapse in March? Delivery intensity is rising. Registered inventory is thinning. Physical demand remains firm despite a sharp correction. And March is approaching. This episode is not about panic or sensationalism. It is about understanding whether the balance between paper leverage and physical possession in the #silvermarket is beginning to shift. Jan Skoyles explains: • Why #COMEX delivery behaviour into March is drawing scrutiny • What would actually need to happen for extreme scenarios like force majeure • Why this may signal a deeper evolution in how silver is priced • The difference between eligible vs registered inventory • Why higher margins don’t create ounces • What rising delivery participation really means • How retail demand, regional tightness, and geopolitical shifts factor in • Why price discovery may be entering a new phase COMEX is built on probabilities. Most contracts are rolled. Only a minority stands for delivery. But when delivery participation rises while registered inventory declines, the system becomes more dependent on behaviour and pricing incentives. That doesn’t mean collapse. It means the mechanics matter. March is not just another delivery month. It is a test of elasticity. A test of whether the exchange stabilises smoothly or whether the price must adjust to attract supply. #Silver may not be entering a crisis. But it may be entering recalibration. For physical holders, the question is not whether the exchange fails. It is whether access and exposure remain equivalent in tighter conditions. Download our free guide: How to Protect Your Wealth in Uncertain Times- https://info.goldcore.com/how-to-protect-your-wealth-in-uncertain-times Book A Free Strategy Call Here: https://hubs.la/Q03LSWHQ0 If you're looking to buy gold or silver coins or bars, GoldCore currently has good stocks available visit the following website to learn more: US & ROTW - https://www.GoldCore.com UK - https://www.GoldCore.co.uk Ireland - https://www.GoldCore.ie _________________________________________________________________ GoldCore TV is the only channel where you will find GoldCore produced video content. Subscribe to be alerted to our upcoming videos brought to you by real people, with real opinions based on real news. GoldCore TV is the home of precious metals market information. Our channel features news, interviews, and podcasts with prominent industry figures to help people make informed investment decisions. Subscribe to our channel to stay up to date on the latest precious metals news and views. Follow us on social media: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GoldCore Twitter - https://twitter.com/GoldCore Disclaimer: Videos published are not investment advice and the views expressed may not reflect those of GoldCore ltd. |
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