Not me, I've been saying it all the time in my previous posts that a sharp sell-off is inevitable with a huge open short position still in place. And as you can see the sell-off is far more intense than the run that silver has experienced from $9-10 levels. And as the history has a tendency to repeat itself, quite a few times already in the last couple of years in silver futures, I would bet you $1 )) that tomorrow is going to be just as bad.
Just trading spot through Oanda. Until their spreads went to hell this morning. (5000 pip spread on silver at one point...hahah!)
excerpt from www.bloomberg.com -Comex halted trading in silver for 15 minutes when the price decline neared the exchange's $1.50 trading limit, which was later expanded to $3.- -Silver reached a 23-year high of $14.69 earlier. The decline was the biggest fluctuation of any commodity today.- one precious metals analyst was quoted as saying -It may well be that Barclays will take a `go slow' approach on it until the price comes off- -The last thing they want is a bunch of people buying the shares at the top of the market.-
in 1987 (?) if my memory serves me correctly the comex closed for a day ... silver had a steep selloff down perhaps $2-4 from the highs and gold dropped maybe $30-45 from the highs perhaps since it is now 2006 and we have a much better ( I hope ) system in place for brokerages and their clients and the COMEX to track down and correct any "bad errors", "out-trades" , over margined clients and firms they will not have to do anything as severe as in 1987.