sorry not to include further detail:
the text explaining what i copied (i can't edit my above post) was "We should also note that most of the LBMA silver is allocated to ETFs already, of what isn’t is owned by someone so it’s unclear how much is available in terms of a ‘free float’. Most importantly the vaults aren’t independently audited, so it could be bullshit anyways"
and the source provided is https://www.lbma.org.uk/articles/london-gold-and-silver-vault-holdings-end-march-2021
with an indication to look at the update at the bottom.
SO, THE LINK IS TO LBMA'S "Record Stocks of Silver in London Vaults - End March 2021" AND THE UPDATE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE IS ACTUALLY AN ASTERISK - originally it posted:
(the asterisk refers above on that page "As at end March 2021, there was a record stock of silver held in London vaults. In total there was 38,859 tonnes of silver, representing an 11%* increase on the previous month, valued at $30 billion which equates to approximately 1,259,310 silver bars.)
and an asterisk indicates:
*A data submission error led to the publication of an incorrect aggregate figure for the total silver held in London vaults in March. The corrected figure is 1,143,194 Troy ounces ('000s).
the text explaining what i copied (i can't edit my above post) was "We should also note that most of the LBMA silver is allocated to ETFs already, of what isn’t is owned by someone so it’s unclear how much is available in terms of a ‘free float’. Most importantly the vaults aren’t independently audited, so it could be bullshit anyways"
and the source provided is https://www.lbma.org.uk/articles/london-gold-and-silver-vault-holdings-end-march-2021
with an indication to look at the update at the bottom.
SO, THE LINK IS TO LBMA'S "Record Stocks of Silver in London Vaults - End March 2021" AND THE UPDATE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE IS ACTUALLY AN ASTERISK - originally it posted:
(the asterisk refers above on that page "As at end March 2021, there was a record stock of silver held in London vaults. In total there was 38,859 tonnes of silver, representing an 11%* increase on the previous month, valued at $30 billion which equates to approximately 1,259,310 silver bars.)
and an asterisk indicates:
*A data submission error led to the publication of an incorrect aggregate figure for the total silver held in London vaults in March. The corrected figure is 1,143,194 Troy ounces ('000s).

