From the game station incident, we can also see that the strength of retail investors is still great. The violent fluctuation of the game station stock also triggered the turmoil in the US stock market. However, in order to maintain the stability of US stocks, the stock market regulators have also released big moves. So that the game station incident was calmed down. However, although retail investors can disrupt the stock market, it is much more difficult for retail investors to win the silver-air war.
In order to gain more benefits, retail investors directly disrupt the US stock market through the gap in the game station in the stock market. Finally, in order to control the situation, the trading institutions directly refused the admission of retail investors. As a result, the power of retail investors has nowhere to release.
Under such circumstances, there are retail investors in the forum who advocate that everyone go to the futures market to force money. In this way, the price of silver futures also fluctuated greatly. Retail investors also officially launched a silver air battle.
The futures market is not a stock market. American retail investors can start a fierce war in the stock market, but their power in the futures market is probably much smaller. There are essential differences between the silver futures market and the game station in the stock market. The futures market ultimately relies on the bulk trading of silver, unlike the stock market, which is a gradually expanding bubble.
In addition, it is actually more difficult for retail investors to make a difference in the silver futures market with unstable prices. Silver futures trading volume actually accounts for a limited proportion of total inventory. Once the price of silver futures fluctuates, the stock of silver will show its power. American retail investors will not pay attention to silver for long.
Ladies and gentlemen, what do you think of the silver air war initiated by American retail investors? You can speak freely in the comments section.