Quick answer: COMEX (operated by CME Group) and the London Bullion Market Association both publish their silver warehouse and vault inventory data publicly and for free – framing this data as secretly hidden from ordinary people is inaccurate, since anyone can look it up directly.

Where the real, public data lives

CME Group publishes daily COMEX warehouse stock reports showing registered and eligible silver inventories, and the LBMA publishes monthly vault holding figures for London – both are official, freely accessible sources, not insider information.

Why ‘hidden data’ framing is misleading

Describing publicly published exchange data as something ‘Wall Street is hiding’ misrepresents how these markets actually operate – the data has always been available to any member of the public willing to look at the exchange’s own website, which takes only a few minutes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I check COMEX silver inventory myself?
CME Group publishes daily warehouse stock reports on its own website, free and public, showing registered and eligible silver inventory levels.

Is exchange inventory data useful for predicting silver prices?
It’s one data point some analysts monitor, but inventory levels alone don’t reliably predict price direction, since prices are influenced by many additional factors.

Source: CME Group – COMEX Warehouse Stocks Report

Written by Samuel, Certified Public Accountant. Published August 2026.