I’m Buying Silver Below Melt During a Melt-Up

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How I’m Buying Silver Below Melt During a Melt-Up 🐂🔥

🧠 The Real Silver Math💥

Before we get into it—if you want to understand why silver’s moving like this (and who can’t afford it to), you need to read The World According to Martin Armstrong.

Martin’s model called this breakout, just like it nailed Bitcoin’s last surge, the 2024 debt pivot, and a dozen other turning points the media missed. It’s not magic—it’s math, cycles, and hard-won experience.

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Yesterday, I picked up $5 face value of 90% junk silver coins on eBay for $133.99 shipped.
That works out to:

• $26.80 per $1 of face value ($133.99 ÷ 5 = $26.80)

• With 90% silver content, each $1 of face value = 0.715 ounces of silver

• So I effectively paid:
  $26.80 ÷ 0.715 = ≈ $37.48 per ounce

📈 But spot silver at the time was $39.10/oz — meaning I bought below melt value, by:

• $39.10 - $37.48 = $1.62/oz

• That’s about 4.1% under melt — not counting eBay Bucks or credit card points 🤑

In other words:
I’m buying physical silver under melt… while silver’s melting up. 🔥

Wait, Why Is That Possible? 🤔

Because retail pricing hasn’t caught up. And because the big players—the bullion banks and their ETF frontmen—are still trying to hold the line at $40 ahead of the July 29 options expiry.

Yes, I said “expiry,” not “expiration.” Here’s a fun fact for your cocktail party arsenal:

🧠 “Expiry” is the term preferred in international finance and commodities markets.
🇺🇸 “Expiration” is the more common U.S. usage.
🎓 But “expiry” is shorter, punchier, and just plain cooler—so we’re rolling with it.

Why the Real Squeeze Starts After Monday 💥

Right now, it looks like they’ve conceded the $38 and $39 lines. But $40 is the Maginot Line. The shorts have circled the wagons. Option writers are praying.

But come Tuesday? 📆

If silver breaks $40 post-expiry, the structural shorts—many of whom aren’t hedged—may be staring down the most expensive cover in years.

And just like that, my cheap eBay junk silver looks genius. 😎

Déjà Vu in Bitcoin Too 🪙🚀

If you think this is only happening in silver, think again. Bitcoin is doing the same thing—coiling below resistance, while the paper pushers try to cap the move ahead of key expiries.

But unlike fiat, crypto and silver don’t lie.
Neither does Martin Armstrong.

📘  The World According to Martin Armstrong

In case you haven’t grabbed it yet, my latest book breaks down how Martin saw this coming—from sovereign debt crises to the rise of private money. But Martin nailed the breakout zones for both silver and Bitcoin. His model isn’t magic—it’s math plus history, plus a little Socrates flair. 🛡️

My Playbook This Week:

• Keep stacking under melt 🪙

• Add cheap LEAPS on select silver producers 🎯

• Ride this rocket with both hands on the wheel 🚀

• And don’t get shaken out by expiration games.

Silver below melt in a melt-up is like finding a filet mignon at McDonald’s prices. Don’t expect it to last.

📈Today may be the last time the price is this wrong. Until then: stack smart, watch the expiry, and trust the math.

—Kerry

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