Why is silver market frozen at COMEX?

Too many orders & calls made

Orders for investment
Calls ( cash outs ) billed

Not enough material processed, so a put /stay has been made

They do not want it over $100 but it is inevitable. They can no longer stop it with shorts. China is at $104 now.

We know
WE see it pricing at almost $200 before leveling & setting around $130 per

I see it going to $1200

Possibly, but it will be a disruption in the mineral economy & not sustainable at that price, many in investment realm are not factoring in the ramping up of rare minerals in American territories & mines, which, as of this moment, mineral refineries are going online at an accelerated rate

Suggest you invest in those co's

The rea gold to silver ratio is 7 to 1 based on scarcity. Silver has become infinitely more value to modern technology. I see the ratio getting as low as even.

True, but remember, Mexico is the only nation in this hemisphere mining the mineral at capacity ( paid by U.S. ), but when the refineries begin to out put at capacity, the price will drop, then, by quality, which other nations can not match, our price will remain at production + profit, while export will increase price in foreign currency, as with what is happening with crude Brent & oil markets, simply, the rest of the world can not compete,
So buy now
Sell high
Or hodl & lend at $dollar point + percentage
One of the largest mineral deposits have been given the go ahead to be mined in the West & South West
Not to mention the other minerals associated with extraction

Silver is difficult to mine. It is a byproduct of other mining. Silver deposits are not concentrated. i do not see manufacturing catching up with demand for at least 5-10 years. Copper the same.

Cooper not a biproduct but regulatory hurdles to increase supply

Those hurdles have been lifted,
As for it being a byproduct, makes no difference, the tech to produce & refine is ahead of every other nation, that is why tech manufacturers are returning, oil is a byproduct as well with thousands of other uses, does it make a difference?
It is not the oil or minerals you invest in, it is the companies involved in mining & refinement & the manufacturers of the machines used by purchase of mineral " silver or oil "

So... Who mines it?
Either way, there are coins to be made
News will soon hit the waves

I would never buy stock. Wall Street is a scam run by criminals

No, brokerages are, stocks belong to the company in question, you can purchase stock/bonds from multiple sources including the company itself, just so happens that many listed companies have backroom deals with brokerages to sell/buy stock at a set price for a certain amount then offered for public consumption, silver for example & the suppression of its actual listing through, you guessed it, brokerage firms, if a Bank has an investment product, then that Bank has a brokerage division
Silver is not difficult to mine anymore, the tech exists to retrieve it faster & more efficient than ever before, just as rhodium, tungsten, iron, nickel, etc...
The choice is yours, you can purchase coins already set or you can purchase a price of the company that mines the mineral used to make that coin

Word of advise, invest in tungsten