ProShares Ultra Silver AGQ - オプションチェーン

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行使価格	買値	売値	前回の価格	中間価格	前日比	前日比 %	出来高	建玉	最終取引
80.00	8.00	10.90	7.80	9.45	2.90	59.18 %	51	22	2026/6/12
81.00	7.60	9.80	8.70	8.70	5.50	171.87 %	29	5	2026/6/12
82.00	5.60	9.10	7.00	7.35	4.15	145.61 %	44	9	2026/6/12
83.00	6.50	8.30	7.40	7.40	5.15	228.89 %	99	40	2026/6/12
84.00	3.80	8.90	6.35	6.35	3.92	161.32 %	51	13	2026/6/12
85.00	4.80	6.10	5.40	5.45	3.80	237.50 %	208	100	2026/6/12
86.00	2.25	5.70	2.61	3.975	1.26	93.33 %	42	47	2026/6/12
87.00	2.10	7.20	4.08	4.65	2.50	158.23 %	46	47	2026/6/12
88.00	2.85	3.70	3.50	3.275	2.27	184.55 %	126	31	2026/6/12
89.00	2.50	3.20	3.01	2.85	1.81	150.83 %	36	37	2026/6/12
90.00	2.10	5.40	2.40	3.75	1.90	380.00 %	487	69	2026/6/12
91.00	0.60	2.65	1.99	1.625	1.34	206.15 %	15	363	2026/6/12
92.00	0.60	2.50	1.72	1.55	1.37	391.43 %	19	364	2026/6/12
93.00	1.05	1.55	1.30	1.30	0.97	293.94 %	267	70	2026/6/12
94.00	0.65	1.40	0.45	1.025	0.18	66.67 %	4	420	2026/6/12
95.00	0.60	1.00	0.80	0.80	0.59	280.95 %	268	143	2026/6/12
96.00	0.15	1.30	0.70	0.725	0.54	337.50 %	11	91	2026/6/12
97.00	0.05	0.75	0.30	0.40	0.05	20.00 %	2	52	2026/6/12
98.00	0.40	0.80	0.50	0.60	0.35	233.33 %	1	34	2026/6/12
98.50	0.30	0.40	0.35	0.35	0.05	16.67 %	12	12	2026/6/12

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行使価格	買値	売値	前回の価格	中間価格	前日比	前日比 %	出来高	建玉	最終取引
80.00	0.25	0.70	0.43	0.475	-2.27	-84.07 %	127	222	2026/6/12
81.00	0.15	2.00	2.40	1.075	0.90	60.00 %	1	6	2026/6/12
82.00	0.25	0.90	0.60	0.575	-3.01	-83.38 %	27	26	2026/6/12
83.00	0.40	0.90	0.90	0.65	-3.44	-79.26 %	12	58	2026/6/12
84.00	0.65	1.50	0.85	1.075	-2.65	-75.71 %	10	34	2026/6/12
85.00	0.60	2.70	1.00	1.65	-3.35	-77.01 %	53	118	2026/6/12
86.00	0.50	2.15	1.28	1.325	-2.42	-65.41 %	22	40	2026/6/12
87.00	1.00	2.70	6.80	1.85	0.00	0.00 %	0	45	-
88.00	1.40	3.20	2.52	2.30	-3.67	-59.29 %	9	23	2026/6/12
89.00	1.70	3.00	2.43	2.35	-6.17	-71.74 %	3	33	2026/6/12
90.00	2.35	3.20	3.05	2.775	-6.30	-67.38 %	63	261	2026/6/12
91.00	3.00	6.90	10.32	4.95	7.32	244.00 %	1	17	2026/6/12
92.00	3.80	4.50	3.85	4.15	-6.15	-61.50 %	39	69	2026/6/12
93.00	2.70	7.60	6.73	5.15	-3.77	-35.90 %	18	14	2026/6/12
94.00	4.70	8.10	12.10	6.40	0.86	7.65 %	2	15	2026/6/12
95.00	5.50	9.00	9.39	7.25	-2.81	-23.03 %	5	113	2026/6/12
96.00	4.50	9.80	12.35	7.15	0.00	0.00 %	0	58	-
97.00	7.20	10.60	16.35	8.90	2.59	18.82 %	2	15	2026/6/11
98.00	8.10	11.50	10.35	9.80	-5.30	-33.87 %	1	60	2026/6/12
98.50	8.60	12.00	17.70	10.30	0.00	0.00 %	0	2	-

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銘柄コード

株価

出来高

ADTXAditxt Inc

US$ 0.013

(-29.73%)

656.14M

SMCISuper Micro Computer Inc

US$ 31.97

(9.22%)

251.86M

HKITHitek Global Inc

US$ 0.5522

(26.65%)

222.33M

INTCIntel Corporation

US$ 116.96

(9.27%)

188.47M

PPCBPropanc Biopharma Inc

US$ 2.44

(80.74%)

174.62M

$AGQ ⚡ Core Supply-Side Pressures
Physical supply constraints — Mine output has been flat or declining in several major producing countries.

Falling ore grades — Many mines now extract lower-grade deposits, raising cost and reducing yield.

Few primary silver mines — Most silver is a byproduct of copper, lead, and zinc mining, limiting supply flexibility.

Underinvestment in mining — Exploration budgets have lagged for a decade.

Long mine development cycles — New mines take 7–12 years to bring online.

Geopolitical risk — Major producers like Mexico, Peru, and Bolivia face political instability.

Environmental restrictions — Stricter permitting slows expansion.

Energy-intensive extraction — Higher energy costs reduce output.

Declining scrap recovery — Less silver is being recycled due to industrial embedding.

Nationalization trends — Some countries consider taking control of mines, creating uncertainty.

⚡ Industrial Demand Surges
Solar panel demand — Photovoltaics are now the largest industrial consumer of silver.

EV manufacturing — Electric vehicles require significantly more silver than combustion cars.

5G infrastructure — High-frequency electronics rely on silver’s conductivity.

AI data centers — Massive server expansion increases silver-heavy electrical components.

Medical applications — Antimicrobial uses continue to grow.

Electronics miniaturization — Smaller devices require more precision silver components.

Battery technology — Some next-gen batteries use silver alloys.

Water purification — Silver ions are used in filtration systems.

RFID and sensors — Growth in IoT increases silver-based sensor demand.

Green energy expansion — Electrification broadly increases silver intensity.

⚡ Monetary & Investment Drivers
Hedge against inflation — Some investors treat silver as a store of value.

Safe-haven demand — Periods of uncertainty often increase precious-metal buying.

Low above-ground stocks — Some analysts argue available bullion is historically tight.

Central bank policies — Loose monetary policy can push investors toward hard assets.

Gold-silver ratio — Historically high ratios lead some to expect silver outperformance.

ETF demand — Investment vehicles can absorb large amounts of physical silver.

Retail bullion buying — Coins and bars see spikes during economic stress.

Currency debasement fears — Some investors accumulate silver as protection.

Wealth diversification — Silver is uncorrelated with many asset classes.

Low unit price — Silver’s affordability attracts small investors.

⚡ Structural Market Dynamics
Industrial vs monetary duality — Silver is both a commodity and a monetary metal.

Inelastic supply — Production cannot quickly respond to price changes.

Opaque inventories — Some argue that reported stocks may overstate availability.

High industrial consumption — Much silver is consumed and not recoverable.

Exchange shortages — Periodic tightness in COMEX/LBMA inventories sparks concern.

Refining bottlenecks — Limited refining capacity can slow supply.

Concentrated production — A few countries dominate global output.

Rising extraction costs — Higher costs can reduce marginal supply.

Industrial substitution difficulty — Silver’s conductivity is unmatched.

Long-term depletion concerns — Some analysts warn of future resource exhaustion.

⚡ Macro & Geopolitical Factors
Energy transition — Electrification increases silver intensity across sectors.

Global population growth — More people means more electronics and infrastructure.

Emerging market industrialization — Countries like India and China increase consumption.

Trade tensions — Supply chains become less stable.

Resource nationalism — Countries may restrict exports.

Currency instability — Precious metals often benefit from volatility.

Debt cycles — High debt loads historically correlate with metal demand.

War and conflict — Disruptions can reduce mining output.

Energy price volatility — Mining becomes more expensive.

Global supply chain fragility — Disruptions tighten physical markets.

⚡ Technology & Innovation
New silver-intensive tech — Innovations often require high-conductivity materials.

Printed electronics — Silver inks are expanding rapidly.

Nanotechnology — Growing use in coatings and medicine.

Advanced semiconductors — High-performance chips use silver components.

High-efficiency solar cells — New PV tech uses even more silver.

Robotics — Precision electronics require silver.

Aerospace applications — High-reliability components use silver alloys.

Quantum computing — Some experimental designs use silver.

Medical coatings — Hospitals increasingly adopt silver-based materials.

High-end audio/electrical — Niche but growing demand.