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treasuries edition

>Some helpful links to numb the pain
https://findahelpline.com/
https://www.nvidia.com/refunds/
https://www.whitehouse.gov/refunds
https://jlingz.com/

>Educational sites:
https://www.investopedia.com
https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain

>Financial TV Streams:
https://www.newslive.com/american/cnbc.html
https://www.livestreamy.net/bloomberg/

>Charts:
https://www.tradingview.com
https://www.finscreener.com
https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com

>Screeners: so you feel like in the movies
https://finviz.com/
https://etfdb.com/

>Gambling:
https://www.optionsplaybook.com/options-introduction/
https://www.optionsprofitcalculator.com
https://optionstrat.com/
https://www.optionistics.com/quotes/option-prices

>Pre-Market and Live data:
https://www.investing.com/indices/indices-futures
https://finance.yahoo.com/

>Calendars
https://www.marketwatch.com/economy-politics/calendar
https://www.earningswhispers.com/calendar
https://www.cmegroup.com/trading/interest-rates/countdown-to-fomc.html
https://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/data/building-permits

>Boomer Investing 101: so zoomers with meme stocks can outperform you
https://www.bogleheads.org/wiki/Getting_started
https://www.sec.gov/search-filings

>Misc smg:
https://www.financialjuice.com/home
https://finance.yahoo.com/trending-tickers
https://market24hclock.com/
https://www.dividendchannel.com/drip-returns-calculator
https://brokerchooser.com/
https://www.chathamfinancial.com/technology/us-market-rates

Previously on /smg/
>>61695398
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>>61701129
Why did Mazda take a pounding this week? I thought a weakening yen was going to be good for exports?
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You're all gay and poor.
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>another tariff spaz out
I'm so fucking tired
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>tfw bought the NFLX bottom
Too bad I was a pussy and didn't go in harder
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>buying the O valley
Shits gonna fly once the FED cuts in 10 years.
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yurp

Sold my MUU again. Saw /biz/lets posting threads so I decided it's probably a local top. Bought a little SNDK since it was 50 bucks down from the tippy top. It has gaps around 458, 420, 390 etc that might get filled. Like how Micron went down prior to its earnings last month. People taking profits on SNDK, but SNDK will likely post better than expected earnings. Dip to 420 then pump to 600 by this time next month.
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>>61701199
I am not poor sirs
>>61701254
Best Macedonia gets a lot of shit from China and it is shit. Cheap toys and tools where the batteries blow up like balloons. Electrical stuff like wall sockets and drop cords that can’t handle the voltage and short out. I don’t see how anyone can actually buy that stuff, even if it allowed into the country.
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donald, if you lurk here, you will go down in history as the biggest pussy if you don't strike Iran tonight
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>>61701403
Is she hiding legos in that bulge or what is going on here?
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The sell america movement is killing the dollar and increasing inflation with mortgage rates in the united states.
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>>61701714
He's sneeding and feeding hard right now walking back his anti NATO statements so IDK shit is probably gonna go back to normal in a month
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>>61701968
Nah he just took his meds.
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I never invested before. What do.
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>>61701968
That won't stop Japan and India from dumping dollar assets
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>>61702367
Go to your grandma's house and take her silver candle holders. Tomorrow you'll be up 3%
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>>61702600
If he's not working his ass off to stop the bomb in japanese bond market usa might legit default. I'm sure they'll do some tariff lowering deal for Japanese cars again (which would be ironically as he spew shit about Chinese imported cars killing US car industry).
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>>61701254
BASED another tariff event to buy the dip on
THANK YOU KING BOBO
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You are the golem you jidf agent
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>why are you invested in the American stock market? Why don't you you invest in the Australian stock market?

I like money?
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Is it too late to fomo into USAR?
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>70% FZROX
>25% FZILX
>5% FXNAX

I love automatic investing. Feels so fucking good bros.
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Why is there always some clown shit happening in USA during the weekend? MIGA effect?
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>>61704774
Left Wing protester got themselves killed by Ice. It turns out if you attack government agents and then threaten them with a gun in your pant there's a good chance they will shoot you
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Let's just say I start investing steadily

At some point the growth of the shares will be significantly more than the amount I'm contributing

At what point should I stop contributing new money?
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>>61704786
We are allowed to have guns in America. Minnesota is an open carry state. The retards murdered this guy.
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>>61704786
He didn't pull the gun thoughever, he was just armed: observably true, despite your headcanon.
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>>61704804
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Ubisoft is a fucking penny stock right now kek

How do I profit from the inevitable video game industry crash happening soon?
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>>61704804
>>61704801
No CC permit on his personal, he had an illegally concealed firearm
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>>61702367
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>>61701129
BRICS sisters I dont feel so good
>>61701255
Insane week ahead
>>61702600
>>61702629
Some serious stuff went down in japanese government
https://www.asahi.com/sp/ajw/articles/16304825
>>61704801
Only good americans desu
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>>61701255
Finally a chance to slurp TI.
Those motherfuckers always collapse after (positive) earnings.
Love how people don't realize that they influence literally every aspect of your life.
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>>61704851
The punishment for failing to carry your permit on you is a petty misdemeanor charge (provided that you do in fact hold a valid permit), not 10 bullets. Law enforcement may only use deadly force when they have reasonable belief that the subject poses an imminent danger of death or serious physical injury; this is why Bovino had to rush out a statement bullshitting about the man "violently resisting" when he clearly did no such thing.
No point crying over it but it's silly to act like the guy deserved to be murdered.
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>>61704905
SSD supply chain is fucked. I ordered a 4TB SSD at the start of the year and it's been in limbo for weeks.
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The Canadian media is downplaying the Alberta succession petition ongoing that will complete in May, which means it has a good chance of going forward to a full referendum. If it does, CADUSD will likely drop 3-8% within days of the announcement no later than May 23rd, and we will see capital flight and Canadian stocks (including miners and oil companies) taking a hit, which is what happened back in 1995 when the Quebec sovereignty petition announced a successful outcome. Meaning certain resource stocks will be at a discount for at least few months. Smart money will likely begin to position in March or April.

Now imagine a few other wild cards:

>Carney calls a snap election to solidify a majority, further polarizing Albertans and increasing tensions with the US
>USMCA fails to be renegotiated in mid to late summer
>Trump follows through with 100% tariffs across the board against Canada
>Saskatchewan, emboldened by Alberta's successful petition and deteriorating situation, decides to advance with their own referendum bid, which in turn spills back over into boosting the populism for Alberta's own referendum

How are you positioning for this?
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>>61704943
would they want to join the USA or be a landlocked rectangle?
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>>61704923
fighting with police when you are illegally carrying a firearm has risks.

Should he have died? no, but it wasn't murder, it was death by dumbassery
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>>61704951
>"police"
you mean an unaccountable illegal paramilitary force swarming a sovereign state by the tens of thousands under the guise of "immigration enforcement"
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>>61704948
If they declared independence, the Trump administration has already agreed to fully recognize them as an independent country, give them free trade, zero tariffs and working to immediately increase pipelines south into Montana, as well as giving them an option or pathway for full US statehood (which would likely require another referendum later on).

https://x.com/SprinterPress/status/2014975716165648695
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What specifically should I learn about if I want to branch off of just buying VOO and get individual stocks?
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>>61704975
learn how to use AI instead of wasting your time asking people who are too busy trying to better themselves you disgusting parasitic pest
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>>61704975
Just turn your brain off and buy whats hyped.
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I did the meth on running the wheel strategy on NVDA (I only considered the short put part of it because who gaf abt the CC part). It's brutal. It just leads to a yearly appreciation of 21% of the deployed capital. This is with a delta of 0.27, which is on the borderline between risky and less risky.
This is ONLY if every single put you sell lands. If NVDA accidentally an entire earnings report, it's way worse (altho you shouldn't trade across earnings anyway).
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2026 is the monetary collapse of the United States. You are not prepared.
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>>61705088
I own the schd computer company. I'm ready.
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It's over
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>these are the people working at Intel
LMAAAOOOing at INTCucks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjALTvfWl5I
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>>61705007
actually works amazingly well ngl
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What should I do with my cash? Was going to DCA into VTI for the next 6 months,
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talk me out of going ALL IN on the U100 ETF
Basically the NASDAQ-100 but also hold some NYSE stock as well, has outperformed the NDQ slightly since it started in late 2023, and it has lower fees.

i guess basically, why not just invest everything in the nasdaq-100, and get 20% average returns?
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>>61705258
iShares Core 80/20 Aggressive Allocation ETF (AOA)

SPDR Bridgewater All Weather ETF (ALLW)
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Currently looking at a contrarian play into tourism once I'm done soaking up Korean hardware gains and Japan gets too risky. No I don't mean burning my money on unstable cruise operators but instead hotels, tour operators and airlines. Car rentals might be too risky 4 me.

My bet is that things are so stressful and fast-moving already that the sentiment of "fuck it" will win out this summer and we'll see a lot more people chase the sunshine. It's also helped by the weather this summer looking good (and early heatwaves) against what is already a damp winter.

Positives
>Long-haul recovery in swing
>Tourism has already had several good growth years
>Consumers already prioritising travel as their luxury expense
>V.strong hotel and tour operator fundamentals

Hilton (balance) and Marriott (premium) will smash expectations and the market hasn't woken up to it yet because it's too focused on winter shitstorms. The downside is that I'm now thinking about a cheap trip to Japan around Halloween once the yen is in freefall because 'economic crash: Japan'.

Soundtrack to my cheese on toast:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xp5Sj0Z69jE

>>61701254
>100% tariff on oil and gas

Is this dude just trying to kill the Midwest?

>>61704943
>>61704958
This is as likely as California seceding. Even less now that there's an unstable gorilla trying to eat them alive. USMCA renegotiation is what everyone is looking at with the likely buy point just as you'll be selling.

>>61705272
Your story is that it has outperformed in recent years?
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what happens to our stock when the dollar hyperinflates?
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>>61705194
Big if true
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>>61705387
>Is this dude just trying to kill the Midwest?
Wouldnt that boost us demand and prices for us domestic oil, hence more rigs? Its now a better price to buy from american companies.
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>>61701254
You know, if Trump just tariffed China, and got everybody else to do the same by offering to invest in their industries and reduce duties instead of coming after them for no reason, this trade-war would've went a lot more smoothly. We'd be diversifying our trade partners, reducing our reliance on China, building up manufacturing capabilities at home and among allied countries, and everyone but for the most butt-hurt, seething liberals and a few extremely lazy and greedy execs would've loved him for it.
Instead we get this.
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>>61704804
>redditards discover fancy academic old timey words and use them wrong and out of place
you redditor faggots really are braindead midwits, stop using two words combined that mean the same fucking thing
you dont sound smart, you sound like a fuckin tryhard nerd which is what you always were, thats why Chad shoved you into a locker every day you pasty fat fuck, go back to moderating r/ponyfleshlights
ITS "THOUGH" OR "HOWEVER" NOT BOTH
god i fucking hate redditors

also buy GAMB & GRRR SRRR
praise vishnu
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>>61705463
Based, they all act the same midwitty smarmy way that reeks of insecurity.
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>>61705387
NDQ has consistently averaged 20+ since inception
https://www.betashares.com.au/fund/nasdaq-100-etf/

Since inception p.a. 19.78% 20.18%
Inception date 26-May-15 -

there is no point in going into the dotcom bubble collapse era, as that was a unique situation caused by multiple unrepeatable conditions.

the u100 is based off studying what makes the NDQ successful, and not limiting themselves to the NASDAQ

Just transferred $1000 into the broker, will get there in a few days and my u100 domination will begin!

is this right? i just offer to buy at the last price? or what?
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>>61705387
I see your thesis about your investment targets, but want to provide a couple key counter points for your consideration.
I do think Marriott and Hilton are in a great place, shareholder-performance-wise. They have some stable numbers with decreasing costs, all things that point to good things. However, one consideration is that there is significant pressure on franchisees for maintaining new builds on big interest rates in areas that have slowed leisure travel. Maybe banks will be forgiving long term, but I've heard there is some current stress that will need adjustment. This is a big reason Marriott in particular has focused on lowering operating costs and relaxing build requirements recently. I do think it's a net positive investment.
Airlines are pretty fucked though, unfortunately. The bread and butter business traveler is starting to disappear, especially for long haul over the Atlantic. You might see an increase over the Pacific, but that expansion comes at significant capital investment on the operator and the airport. Some of that has been made on the West Coast, but the Hub-based operators are going to struggle. This might be the year we see AA or United make a desperation play. I think Southwest has lots of upside, the new CEO is making the, seemingly, right moves. Plus, if your bet is leisure travel, SW or Delta is your likely play.

tl;dr you're probably right with some caveats
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short gamestop
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>>61705476
so if i set the limit price to 16.400, it would buy 60 shares from that top one? is that what's happening?
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>>61705438
It take decades to build out the infrastructure at huge cost and is contrary to how the US has designed its regional energy markets. Even for Canada it's an impossible ask to move energy to Europe and Asia this side of the 2040s.

The US and Canada may not like it but they're stuck together. The senile in chief might thump his chest about the US at the macro level but in a brutal trade war it's going to be absolutely brutal on specific regions and some of those regions (I am told) contain voters and industries.

>>61705476
>It's a good idea because of past returns

>>61705478
I agree with your points but would counter that Marriott and Hilton collect franchise fees regardless of franchisee profitability where franchisees can't easily exit multi-million dollar branded properties. The operators hold the leverage to renegotiate terms (which Marriott is doing) while maintaining fee income. If anything, relaxed build requirements reduce future supply growth, which supports RevPAR for existing properties and a net positive for the brands' fee streams even if unit growth slows. It's still a metric to watch over the medium term of course.

Totally agreed on airlines, I'd even add that legacy operators can't compete on trans-pacific routes with Asian operators.
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>>61705529
>It take decades to build out the infrastructure
Permian basin infrastructure is already built out though. They can up production pretty quickly.
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>>61705529
>>It's a good idea because of past returns
10 years ago someone said that, and didn't invest in NDQ

19.99 annualized return since then
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also, check out the management fees in Australia

https://www.marketindex.com.au/asx-etfs
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>>61704943
The Alberta movement is nothing compared to the quebecoise movement. Even of today. Go walk around even big cities and you'll find people who want nothing more than to leave and hate Canada. Albertas separatist movement is 3 cia agents in a trench coat with a bunch of hicks out of work in the oil fields. If you can't win Edmonton and Calgary, you cannot separate.

Also because of the way the political structure is set up, albertas resources are property of the federal government under the condition that Alberta will use them to forward national interests. Quebec has an absolute legitimate shot at leaving. Alberta does not
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>>61704408
i don't know. i was pointing out that i can't figure out how much of the shitting up of the threads with "u side dum" on every /pol/ happening now is organic or mostly bots. supposedly a website of schizos can't figure out that somebody in the white house had this plan drafted out ahead of time waiting for a renee good. then started sending even more guys equipped with two weeks of training, badges, guns, and memories of kids calling them blockhead in school to a city of shrieking mental patients. gee whiz oh another goverment shutdown huh wild. hence; is everybody a retarded faggot or bots?
>>61705387
i like it, mostly from the angle of hugely big tax returns and incoming trumpchecks + stimulus before midterms
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Are you guys also getting a million of these stupid captchas?
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>>61705567
I haven't, what region are you in just curious
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>>61705594
Northeast but I cleared my cache yesterday, bastards
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>>61705594
I am getting them
region: southwestern europe
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>>61705594
I don't get capchas. SE USA
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>>61705567
Stars is still the worst
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>>61705613
>>61705567

Althoughhoweverbeit those symbols can also be annoying, especially the fishlooking one
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>>61705602
Ah, would be hilarious if they were like filtering india with this
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>>61701254
Another opportunity to buy the dip
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Here’s something you can do with pure 999.9 gold: take a tiny flake from the bar and hit it with 100,000 volts DC. This supposedly transmutes the gold beyond its physical form into a white powder. Then, you consume the powder. It’s said to be an ancient story carved into the reliefs of almost every pyramid on the planet. Gold will be driven to astronomical prices and people will be eager to trade it for paper or its digital equivalent.
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>>61705463
it's sharty-fag terminology you dipshit
it was spammed all over /qa/ and /int/ back in the day
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Deeply regret listening to the faggots on here who said silver couldn't go over 70.
Never again.
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>>61705730
thanks for playing
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>>61705730
I mean it was a historic thing for silver to hit $100. Never happened before so easy to think it wont happen.

Anyway silvers going to $200 minimum and gold to $6000. Buy in now or post the same regret in a year.
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>messed around with but missed out on crypto
>missed out on GME
>messed around with but missed out on Rolls Royce
>missed out on MIC with invasion of Ukraine
>missed out on gold/silver
what's the next thing I will want to kill myself over?
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>>61705804
Hey retard, all you have to do is look at biz and look into what the consensus is. Biz has been talking about pms forever. You have to be a retard to have missed it. People saw this coming back in 2009.
The other thing biz is on is the gme short squeeze. All you have to do is get some shares and then literally be patient.
If you think you have to trade instead of locking in guaranteed wins then you’ll lose every time.
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>>61705804
copper
oil
fertilizers
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>>61705724
ERM SOURCE???
GOT A QUOTATION FOR THAT????
yeah thats what i thought chud heh gotcha
shut up you fucking redditor you cant fool me, sharty hasnt invented jack shit except uglier memes
youre just scared youve been found out, Chad at work will still shove you in your locker, just like at school

>>61705836
CPER has such shit returns holy fuck it barely pumped at all and calls can barely 2x before they fizzle out
I WANT PPLT TIER RETURNS
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I've been doing some asymmetric upside analysis for some silver miners. Stuff that could 10x plus in the near term if silver remains anywhere above $80. I thought I would share two interesting ones I like.

Note: These are a couple I will be starting with just 2k small bets each. And ill watch the news to see how they near production. If positive I will be adding.

See next post.
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I am scared of fed losing independence and dollar currency reserve status... what currency should I buy?

Considering Swiss Franc and Euro, no I am not buying Silver or gold when its fucking crazy priced
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>>61705858
rupee
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>>61705856

1. Silver Mountain Resources

Silver Mountain Resources is a textbook **asymmetric restart opportunity** that tends to perform best in strong silver markets. The Reliquias mine in Peru is a past producer with underground development, an existing processing plant, and a defined restart plan — all of which materially shorten the path to cash flow. AGMR has raised roughly **US$30+ million**, meaning much of the usual junior-miner financing risk is already behind it.

If silver remains **above $80/oz**, even moderate production scenarios could generate margins large enough to compress payback timelines into **months rather than years**. That matters, because the market often re-rates companies rapidly once production credibility is established. A shift from a developer valuation to a producer valuation alone can imply **2–5× upside** over a **12–24 month timeframe**, without relying on aggressive expansion assumptions.

The downside is relatively contained by existing infrastructure, while the upside expands sharply with sustained silver strength

2. Silver Storm Mining

Silver Storm represents **higher risk, but much higher torque**. La Parrilla is a fully built Mexican silver complex that has already produced **30+ Moz AgEq historically** and is now being rehabilitated for restart. Today, SVRS trades as a non-producer — but the moment ounces turn into revenue, the risk profile changes dramatically.

If production is achieved and silver holds **$80–100+/oz**, the cash-flow potential relative to Silver Storm’s current valuation is extreme. Even modest output at those prices could justify a market cap **several multiples higher**, especially as dilution pressure fades and financing risk collapses.

This is a near-term re-rating story (Q2–Q4). Execution risk remains, but that is precisely why the upside is asymmetric. In strong silver cycles, restart juniors like this have historically delivered **5–10× outcomes** once production is proven.
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What happens Monday bros? I'm unironically considering liquidating because of the impending civil war. It's either that or call for the end of the week because nothing ever happens.
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>>61705858
emerging markets
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just ate a bagel, AMA before the powers wear off
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>>61704786
Go back to pol you braindead migger
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>>61705881
>He thinks the bread and circuses for the niggers and spics affect markets
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>>61705902
Is it true that eating a bagel with lox guarantees you make money with your first OTM 0DTE of the day?
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>>61705463
It's a meme lol
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>>61705856
>I've been doing some research
>>61705866
This is LLM speak.
>Textbook
>That matters
>Asymmetric
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Orange nigger did the unimaginable, he has shaken my faith in VTSAX and relax. But I don't want to start spazzing out and chasing exotic metals and strange currencies and obscure semi cos. What is good sane broad market index fund that minimizes exposure to trump insanity and the potential end of american hegemony? Is there something more sustainable than VXUS? Talking about something to dca into for decades and chill with. My experience with crypto has taught me I do not have what it takes to pick individual stocks.
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Gold will easily open above 5k. On cryptoplatforms (yes yes, I know not real market) and weekend futures it's above 5k
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>>61705866

5 more restarts with big upside.

Americas Gold and Silver (USAS)
Acquired Dec 2025; grid power connected, fleet expanded to 11 units, site upgrades finished. Fully permitted past-producer; synergies with Galena for low-cost silver/copper/antimony (1–2M oz Ag equiv./year initial).
Timeline: Mid-2026 restart (Q2–Q3).
Upside: Mid-cap ($1–3B); US jurisdiction + multi-metal leverage could drive 3–5× re-rating on production hit (strong execution, funded).

Bunker Hill Mining (BHLL)
Historic zinc-silver-lead; 2025 progress on safety/permits/engineering; optimizing for higher silver content; 64% complete restart plan.
Timeline: H1 2026 ramp-up (Q1–Q2 production start).
Upside: Junior ($200–500M cap); critical metals + silver exposure; success could 3–5× stock on cash flow/reserves growth (high momentum, US-based).

Silverco Mining (SICO)
Permitted past-producer; dewatering complete at Promontorio (Jan 2026), rehab underway; JDS restart study advancing; La Negra acquisition adds cash flow. Targets 10M oz Ag equiv./year long-term.
Timeline: H2 2026 restart (Q3–Q4).
Upside: Junior ($100–400M cap); M&A + funded path; hit could 5×+ on scaled production (good progress, Mexico risk).

GoGold Resources (GGD)
Ongoing leach pad/processing tweaks for silver-gold; incremental ramp-up possible from existing ops.
Timeline: Ongoing/2026 phases (Q1–Q4).
Upside: Mid-cap; low-capex leverage; 2–4× potential if silver sustains (established, lower risk but less explosive).

Guanajuato Silver (GSVRF)
Turnaround with small restarts/optimizations; cash flow from existing assets.
Timeline: Incremental 2026 (Q1–Q4).
Upside: Small cap; production momentum could 3–6× on silver rally (execution variable, Mexico exposure).
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>>61701403
nice bugle
suorce?
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>bittycoin dumping again
kek saylormoon gonna get margin culled this year.
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>>61705931

Yes. You can use LLMs to crunch the report and find out whos reopening mines and check the financials. Then you can use it to condense notes to 1900 character to share here. You useless fuck. Ive make 167k this year. 4x what I started with. What have you done? And I intend to 5x that this year or more.

Proper use of LLMs speeds up research is you give it data and ask the right questions. Now beat it. Some one may actually find this as an entry point for leveraged risk on gains if they cam late.

You useless cumsock of negativity.
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>>61705804
unironically agriculture.
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>>61705931

And while you are at it. Go check out the gains these have made just this month. Idiot. These are rockets. Useless cunt
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capital controls inbound?
>>61705836
based
>>61705858
swissie
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>>61705940
ETFs that cover the south american markets
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>>61705946
>GoGold Resources
im enjoying my 91% gains in GGD today
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>>61704790
just keep contributing so that it grows even faster
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>>61706032

Same here on GoGold over 100%.

Consider the first two I mentioned. They are approaching production on already existing mine infrastructure, proven resources, proven producers. Ventilation being installed and vehicles being deliver. Very under-priced because they are in pre production phase.
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>>61706014
>capital controls inbound?
why?
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>AI slop analysis in /smg/
Welp, that's it. It is just going to be pajeets AI slopping at each other now. RIP.
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>>61706032

Do you want some of my gold restarts?
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You know, if USA wants to save the USD they need to set the interest rate to 10%

It would break a lot of businesses and create massive unemployment, but that's where we are.

It would absolutely fist gold and silver. Not seeing it happening with Trump, even if it's the feds decision.
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Silver will open at 130 it was revealed to me in a dream
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>>61706072
>JUST SET THE INTEREST RATE TO 10% COME ON DO IT JUST INVERT THE YIELD CURVE AGAIN DESPITE UNEMPLOYMENT RISING AND INFLATION COOLING AND BELOW THE RATE COME ON DO IT I WANT 9% RETURNS ON SHORT TERM TREASURIES PLEASE
Kek. Sidelined cashbaggies are still crying.
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>>61706014
IKBR gives me literally 0% return on CHF, but I know that it will appreciate vs the USD
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First big earnings week of 2026. QQQ Predictions?

personally: we basically stay flat Mon-Tue, maybe hit 619 low and 625 high. Then ASML reports and kicks the week off before market open on Wed. We breakout and hit 633 by Feb 3 but not ATH until next week at best
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>>61706072
Drumpf will lower it to -2.5% to create le strong stock market.
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>>61706072
>to save the USD t
Except the USD isnt dying and inflation is 2-3%. Why would you then crash the entire economy to get down inflation 1% and crash everything else? You achieve nothing.
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>>61706072
What currency should I go to? I have a significant amount of USD I want to get the fuck out of this country/economy
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>>61706072
The entire VC ecosystem is built on forever ZIRP. They are clueless trust fund babies which gives them all the time in the world to mostly spend lobbying on ZIRP 5ever
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>>61706091
I'd take that money and dump that into VOO last April.
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>>61706087
Based on the INTC call I think AAPL and maybe SNDK will drag it back after ASML
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>>61706059
I like BHLL the most, thanks for bringing it up
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>want to see if there's some weather news
>consider a site like NYTimes about city forecast
>ponder that the shitlib rag will probably have tons of Minneapolis gaslighting
>click enter
>wall to wall Ice Vs. Minneapolis Heroes stories
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>>61706106
>A blizzard of gaslighting
business as usual
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>>61706032

This is the Miner I am actually most excited about. Its a junior restart. But actually restarted production early. Its got great drilling results and is taking off as we speak. The best part? It hasn't even been picked up in the bull yet. Its self funding already. And given production is underway expect free cash flow to explode immediately at $4900 oz. And I mean explode!!

Jumped 8% Friday. Dont miss out. I think this is a 10x in 6 months.

I love this one. I really do. Dont wait around on it. Its going vertical Now.
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explain like i'm stupid (i am) how people buying US treasuries outside of america means you sell america
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>>61705272
>all-in
The main argument against is that it's not aggressive enough. You could always add at least 1-2 growth companies to your portfolio.

Also, this seems to not just brainlessly capture the 100 biggest nasdaqs, it's more sophisticated -- ready kooky -- than that. These never outperform a 2x leveraged nasdaq or SP500 etf.
>>61705387
You know the saying "don't try to predict the market". It's imprecise. If you ride e.g. the AI supplier wave, you're not predicting anything, you are just taking assessment of the situation. That is correct "predicting".

But you are now trying to predict market. As in, pre-empt the market. It will almost assuredly flop, because right now there is zero bull momentum/narrative around tourism stocks. You probably won't lose money, but also not gain any money.
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>>61706127
Just went all in with 500 dollars and now I'm ruined wtf mate
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>>61706128

That makes no sense
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>>61706128
do americans even have enough money to lend it to the us government...
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>>61706135

Youll thank me in 2 months if you did. Be offering me a BJ in 12.
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>>61706127
noted ty
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>>61706145
I'm referring to the OP pic
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>>61706128
>>61706189
Its badly worded like so many articles these days. Its questioning the argument that people made of sell America and repeated the question with skepticism.

A better title would be: Despite the sell America narrative, Europe pilled into Treasuries for 2025.

Its saying that Europe didnt sell America. Which is true.
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>>61706177
I'm not blowing anyone for anything other than a mercury dime you sick fuck
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>>61705516
Yes, limit orders means you hoover up until your thirst is quenched, i.e. up the best price someone actively has a sell order on (or hits "market sell in that second") until your limit or share count is reached.

Btw thirst, megascalers are still drinking away all the RAM like a herd of camels at an oasis. Buy MU calls.
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>>61706168
There is an infinite amount of cash at the federal reserve
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how fucked are we this week

tech/defense crash from administration sentiment?

y'all got cash ready?
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Not sure if this is bearish or bullish for gun manufacturers. Short guns?
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>>61706236
Got 20 grand for lotto puts but I'm scared to pull the trigger desu
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>>61706236
>how fucked are we this week
im heavy in silver and space so likely not much.
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>>61706281
I'm heavy in gold silver and copper so those 3 will probably crash soon.
You guys can buy stocks instead, I don't have that
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I'll keep posting miners I've found opening old miners with huger upside in very near future. Some seem to like. Here's another beauty.

Sixty North Gold (SXTY)
Fully funded. Q1 restart expected. Drilling showing some crazy its of 30g/t. If first pours show high grade results. It could 5x extremely quickly. Hasn't taken off yet. Excellent buyout potential. Risk is on location. Remote winter roads can impede offload to refiner logistics. I'm just putting 500 on this and watching how it goes. Any sign of good news from first pours. Ill drop 2k down. High risk high reward.
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when do REITs become good again?
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looks like crypto jeets are liquidating to buy silver.
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>>61706252
Sig uncommanded discharge starts national unrest
>short sig sauer
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BTC collapsing

Stonks will follow
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>>61706341
Im not reading an AI text wall of company facts.
Virtually every miner will go up this year.
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>>61706351
Despite all the whining from failure to launch millennials, housing has been flat for 2 years now. Stocks, metals, etc all outperformed it. Hell, the only asset not outperforming housing is chainlink at this point.
I just don't see REITs being that profitable going forward with the current rates and lack of interest. I might be missing out on a "buy low" moment when it comes to REITs/Real Estate but I'm not seeing it do anything aside from crab for the near future.
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>>61706083
>>61706088
>>61706089
>>61706093

Ok but hear me out for the bear case.
Dxy is actually crashing now. BOJ is signaling rate hikes. Everyone is thinking silver is free money.
If mag 7 underperforms, then J pow can say: fuck it, I'm going to save the dollar, stock market is already bad, I'm hiking, I'm out in May anyway.

Trump throws a fit and blame everything in jpow. Gold and silver crashes.

We're almost there.
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>>61706400
would rate hikes improve the current eur/usd situation in favor of the usd?
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>>61706400
>pow can say: fuck it, I'm going to save the dollar, stock market is already bad, I'm hiking, I'm out in May anyway.

He doesn't want to "accidently" fall out of a window, so he probably won't.
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>>61706383

Genius. And some will do 10x and some will do 2x. Why do you hate money? Actually. Why even have this forum. Who the hell wants to maximise gains.

Do you want to know how I know your either a baggie or a windowlicker with no capital?
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>>61706091
If you think there's big rate hikes then USD is actually good.
If you think they'll trash the dollar then gold, oil, and maybe Chinese market.
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>>61706400
Where in the feds dual mandate does it mention the share price of the MAG7?
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>>61706400
>I'm going to save the dollar,
Why would powell save the dollar? Its not the feds job and its not dying. Trump intentionally wants a weaker USD for exports. The fed doesnt decide to raise rates simply to get a stronger dollar when there isnt any real reason to and when usd isnt lower than its been before that its a problem. DXY is back to where it was before covid so why would he think suddenly its a problem that requires extraordinarily unusual and rogue fed behavior?
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>>61706416
I just say it's less likely fed wants to crash the stock market, but if it's already crashed then there's less to lose. But sure, they could hike even if tech ATH
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>>61706435
>but if it's already crashed then there's less to lose
Hiking rates in a crashing market is even stupider retard. They would go to ZIRP to inject money into the system to restart investment. Do you even have any idea how and what the fed does and tries to do?
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MU isn't going to dump on Monday right... right?
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Heres another restart mine story.

Minnova Corp (MCI)
Funded, plant in place. Ramp up beginning. Permitted and studies all completed. Very fast move to this stage so management is on the ball. Its begging to lift off already. As before 500 to begin and 2k soon as it lifts off. 5-10x on good first offloads. Will go fast.
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>>61706407
post port of miners
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>>61706435
The Fred's dual mandate is super simple to understand:
>use monetary policy to promote maximum employment and stable prices (ideally 2% inflation)
That's it. You're a sidelined cashbaggie who doesn't even understand the basics of what the fed even does.
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>>61706457

Gimme a few. Ill be reorganising everything tomorrow so its good for now. I'm shrinking the list try to get it to 15-20
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>>61706436
Oh, like they did in the 80s? Inflation will be hotter as dollar goes in the dumpster(and it already is way higher than 2.6%). But I was just saying the bear case, wtf do i know
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>>61706458
How's that 2% inflation feeling? I wonder why gold is so high. It's almost like there's a history behind high gold price and inflation.
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>>61706497
>Oh, like they did in the 80s?
to combat 12% inflation. Not 2.6% retard. They arent going to hike it to over 10% for this amount of inflation. Also they didnt do it to save USD so your entire USD angle makes no sense.
>the bear case
There is no bear case of the fed chair going rogue and trying to hike rates for no reason. Its not even a real case here. You are just making up nonsense scenarios now.
>if a meteor hit tomorrow and blew up silicon valley itd be bad for the market so im thinking of shorting, did you consider this could happen bulls??
Its not a thing retard. Im not shorting for nonsense scenarios.
>>61706509
Except gold and silver didnt budge when inflation was 8%. Its climbing now for a variety of reasons and inflation isnt the biggest one. Its shortages for industrial uses primarily.
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>>61706400
isn't dollar destruction the goal of the fed?
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>>61706451
Why would they?
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>>61706509
Inflation doesn't feel bad, but I also don't use Uber eats or GrubHub and gas is cheap.
Gold is expensive everywhere anon. If it was just mooning in the US, I'd understand, but it's also Europe, China, India, Russia, Africa, South America, etc too.
Name 1 country on the planet where the currency has kept up with gold.
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>>61706527
Government shutdown, end of the world, etc.
Lot of FUD going on right now.
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>>61701465
If you do not say "I denounce the talmud and torah" you are a kike shill
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>>61706534
>>61706520

Alright, you guys win. I do think there's a bear case, but maybe it's not as bad.

What do you guys think will happen with dollar, inflation, and gold in 2026?
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If you're not on experimental peptides, maintaining a Mac Mini farm of Clawdbots, have 50 Claudes doing your bidding 24/7, squatting ATG 4 plates for reps, cranking Dr. Pepper zero sugar and nootropics, liposomal creatine, using intracranial NIR photobiomodulation, on sleep-maxxing stack, and 60/40 portfolio of 60% miners 40% physical metals, you're NGMI in 2026.
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>>61705946
Don't forget 1911 Gold (AUMBF)
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IT'S THE DOLLAR AGE COLLAPSE
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>>61706553
>dollar, inflation, and gold in 2026?
dxy continues to drop further. inflation 2-3% for another 2-3 years, and gold goes to 6-7k.
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>>61706457

Here is the current list. Was so much longer. SO many great ones. All making me mad money.

But I want to get to

7 big bets (green)
3 mids (white)
4 small cap 10-20x potentials (red)

I will think about it more tomorrow. Who stays who goes and allocation size. Also selling 50% physical tomorrow to increase all bets on this list. Maintaining all my physical gold. Might even add 3 oz tomorrow from silver sale and split with stocks.

Things are getting dicey now so im not going below 50% gold overall physical. Rest you can see here. Even though my stocks have far outperformed. But I use them to buy some more gold to keep things balanced.
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>>61706579

Was hard to let it go but consolidated into Bear Creek to make shit more manageable. Was a coin flip for me. May rebuy on news.
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>>61706610
Bear Creek is currently voting to be acquired by Highlander. The acquisition will derisk the project, but it limits upside.
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>>61706600

West lake and silver storm and silver mountain are if you like risk but maybe big returns. Were all meant to be purple.
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>>61706628

Thanks for info. May shift back to 1911 or look elsewhere. SO many sweeties.
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>>61706640
Highlander will still 4-5x from here if silver prices stay at $90-$100, but Bear Creek is no longer a 50-100 bagger that it was.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAm4SUFOhsQ&t=231s
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>>61706394
housing is very fake market, propped up by boomers

new building techniques especially with robotics will produce superior houses that are also cheaper and faster to build than the shitty american houses that boomers fell in love with
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>>61706652

Are we getting screwed on the deal :D
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Is a PE of 340 too high at this time for this company? No options available.
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>>61706664
Not necessarily, it was fairly risky project to begin with. It needed to be derisked.
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>>61706697

Thanks. Anything else out there you like?
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>>61706707
I like Silver Tiger Metals.
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>>61705804
potash, graphene
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>open roth
>100 percent into VT
>international does good
>isleep
>international shits bed
>isleep
>US does good
>isleep
>US does bad
>isleep
>tech sector blows up and packaged food companies do good
>isleep
>everything blows up but banks eat good
>isleep

why are you all stressing out so much? Nothing ever happens. Line goes up.
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I'm buying this dip
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>>61706802
But I don't just want the line to go up. I want to time the market. I want Poetry. I want Goodness. I want Sin. I want a 10x. I want Real Danger.
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Looks like Canada already folded on the tariffs so now we just need democrats to fold on DHS for a green monday.
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>>61706817
Favstian man
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>>61706660
Yea bro all new houses will be 3d printed by 2020 it'll only take 3 days to build one
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I've been 100% into physical silver, gold and miners for 5 years now. I'm gonna take some phat profits, but what the fuck do I rotate into? Ofc I'm gonna keep some, for this bull market, but I've already done a 10x on this shit and I need to be gay, I mean diversify. What's next? Copper? Am I gay for selling physical? I don't wanna baghold for 50 years after this.
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>>61705906
you are in SMG asking if you should liquidate because some rando retard in a flyover state got killed for being a moron, yet call someone else braindead. He wasn't black so nothing to worry about.
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>>61706836
You're a dumb person. You know that?

Modularity, customization, utilities, all of these things become massively bolstered the moment matchstick boomer houses become a thing of the past
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>>61706836
Tickers for that?
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>>61706859
Yea bro I read all the headlines in 2010. Fsd will replace every trucker by 2020 too inform yourself chud. Have you even said thank you to the experts once??
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>>61706859
Not happening loser. Construction will always be a job by men, for men. Sorry a chatbot stole your white collar job, btw.
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>>61706850
Graphene (HGRAF), potash stocks, oil stocks, any medical companies doing life rejuvenation/extension
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>>61706881
>TRAD_WEST_
Sar
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>>61706883
I was considering the oil industries, thanks for the inspiration bro. Gonna look into it.
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>>61706860
DDD was hot back in 2013 I'm sure there doing incredibly well today with the huge advances they must surely have made in the technology. Basically every American has a machine shop in their garage now thanks to 3d printers. Seeking alpha assured me it would happen
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>>61706850
Utilities sector is where I am diversifying.
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>>61705931
Crazy how mad people get when you call them out for being a gptcuck
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>>61706899
Thanks bro. Found another one from australia. They do welding robots, too. FBR is the name.
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I'm glad nothing happened this weekend.
Ready for a comfy week.
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>>61706829
What happened?
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>>61706878
>>61706881
Actual real life stupid people

haha
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>>61704905
I bought a 4TB 990 pro on black friday last year, so I should be good
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>>61706829
Wait, I don't see any changes, they still allow EV for agriculture trade.
Is Trump Taco on the tariffs?
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>>61706850
uranium/nuclear is going to be big in the near future. even when the current ai mania fades, power consumption will continue to grow and nuclear is the only way
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Lads, what if MU isn’t just some quadrupler but a 12x bagger like Nigvideo.
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>>61707122
If that's the case I won't have to work anymore. Lets pray.
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>>61705940
Stop drinking basedmilk and listening to the opinions of leftists and euros. VTS and chill, literally just stop looking at the news and charts and you will come out ahead.
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>>61706850
Current data centers drawing lots of power straining the grid and natural gas is the fastest way to build new power generation. Natural gas pipelines are quickly building new lines and selling new connections to power companies and data centers for current and futuer data centers. Even if AI investent slows there still is a need for a lot more power. Its a bit late for some companies like GEV and BE, but keep an eye out for utlities building/expanding their plants to supply more power in Texas, midwest and east cost. Its not too late for space stocks - RKLB taking a little dip becuase of a tank test explosion delaying their Neutron rocket, which if successful this year will be money maker for the company. Also ASTS took a breif dip then recovered - once their sats get launched it will be a banger so look to buy some on dips. Also look at UPS, dip is probably over but it pays a goo dividend which you can auto reinvest or take for buying other stocks.
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>>61707095
"Nuclear power isn't cheap, and the only feasible way for AI data centers is building them in space. It will provide cheap solar power and lower cooling costs, but I guess radiation for chips is a challenge
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Is it more disgusting to eat someone else's turd rather than your own turd right?
Is eat worse to eat it hot and fresh or cold ?
I need financial advice about this
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I gave in. Just liquidated half my btc 'forever' stack and moved the funds to robin hood. Which metal funds do I ape at market open? Thinking about all in copper but worried it's too obvious at this point. I already have small physical gold and silver bags from the 2021 psyops campaign.

Part of me thinks silver is the still the answer because it still benefits from both the AI/tech infra angle and the geopolitical risk angle, so no matter what the chaos president does or says or tweets at 2am it still catches a healthy bid. But copper still sings to me since at least it didn't ATH in the past 72 hours. I can't ask pmg any of this because they will tell me to buy 13 metric tons of physical nickels.
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>>61706802
>>61706817
I dont want to wait 30 years to retire. I want it in under 10 and im projected to be there in about 8 right now.
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>>61707176
>btc 'forever' stack
4 year cycle anon. It peaked in nov and now will be sub 60k or even 50k before eoy.

I got SLV for silver but PALL for palladium, pplt for platinum. I prefer silver right now since it has more normie exposure.

>robhinhood
get a real broker first.
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Holy fuck. The Trading212 app ads on YouTube have switched to “trade silver with 212” instead of crypto.

Something is changing.
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>>61706410
I think Trumps retarded ass is going to put his own stooges in the fed and cut rates and cause hyper inflation. Id rather go to another currency.

I just fucking figure out which one to go to. Mostly considering CHF and Euro
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>>61707238
Take it as a sign. Silver is the new crypto. Impossible to crash, buy now everyone else is getting richer.

I sold my silver miners as I see everyone here trying to sell penny miners like it absolutely will 4x.
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>>61701255
>more than 60% of my portfolio is in the line this week
I will check all by friday night.
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>>61707259
I looked into chf, it seem like it's backed indirectly by gold. But i couldn't figure out if I'd make money out of it, even if I just parked my dollars in FXF. I guess it beats spy. Let me know if you figured something out.
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>>61707122
Meanwhile Sandisk went 13x in less than a year right under my nose.
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>>61707318
I am moving my USD to IKBR and then buying some other currency. I was planning ot just hold it until a collapse comes.
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How do I profit from the Nipah virus outbreak in India?
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>>61707314
this is exactly why fat people should be illegal
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>>61707370
The world profits just by letting it happen.

Also, I wonder what the actual mortality rate is for someone living in 1st world sanitary conditions vs someone living in subsaharan africa or india.
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>>61707370
>2 indians infected
>out of 800 bajillion
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2 hours until silver and gold futures open.
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>He didn't buy GRRR
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>>61707400
Right? Unless it somehow manages to wipe out 1 billion Indians in a year, then I'm not going to cry the sky is falling........yet
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It's about time to redeem some hot choccy contracts
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>all the trump tariff and government shutdown news is for one final shakeout before q4 earnings.
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>>61706072
I'm feeling like I should I have bought a house oh well I'm approved at 5.875
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PAXG and XAUt pushing up towards 5100. Implies strong buying pressure for gold and gold derivatives.

Expect a big day in gold stocks tomorrow. Maybe silver too if it does well on open in Shanghai.
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>>61707593
I bought some of that xaut. Has it been correlating with weekend trades to monday open?
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>Pre futures

>https://x.com/Veazlas/status/2012144987719500219
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>get excited for first trade
>have to direct deposit into broker
>3 buisness days
>public holiday on Monday
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>>61707610
Kek

Buttcoin is dying

I am concerned about my IREN stonks
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>>61707604

They’ve been extremely correlated with gold since the start. Whether they actually have the stated gold. That’s another question :-)

Just remember. Life the SLV and GLD ETFs. They are not audited. So if things get really sticky. Don’t rely on it like it WAS gold. Having said that. It’s a very good way to trade in and out quickly.
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>>61707668
>They are not audited. So if things get really sticky. Don’t rely on it like it WAS gold
yeah the only gold and silver you rely on is the physical one. Im just going for some gains.
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>12 inches of snow expected overnight
Anyone else looking forward to using their snowblower tomorrow? I don't even have anywhere to go tomorrow.
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>>61707731
I have a team of illegals coming to do it for free tomorrow.
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would you buy or sell this chart? isn't this a head and shoulders?
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>>61707796
bitcoin?
sell
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Gold about to break through a 45 year technical level Vs the Dow Jones.

Something bad is coming. Trump is about to push the button on the last round of this shit show. Pick a war, pick a retarded trade or domestic policy.

Investors and markets like cat in a room full of rocking chairs.
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>>61706580
THE SILVER PEOPLES ARE ATTACKING
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What killed btc?
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How will the market react when USA attacks Iran? What type of stocks will go up, other than military stocks?
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>>61707876
a shitty sailor
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>>61707877
Blood green across the board
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>>61707877
probably the same way it did when the US attacked Iran the last time
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>>61707876
the future government shutdown
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>>61707854
use log chart
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>>61707796
I would sell because crypto is a scam
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Any notable upcoming stock splits?
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>>61707370
just let it happen
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>>61707796
Sell. Check on it in Q4 to see if it bottomed.
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>>61707314
kek
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>>61707933
Anon, this is the bottom.
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Live now
https://www.youtube.com/live/rl08jfjMIU0?si=5a7C87y9D4jMR67h
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>>61707911
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>>61707941
Do GRRR
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>futures
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>>61707516
Based
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>>61707238
same shit with crypto exchanges
you can trade silver on all of them now lmao
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>>61707944
Tell 'em
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>>61707943
congrats, now use log always from now on
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>>61707172
yes
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>>61707955

Consider me nuked with...THE TRUTH
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>>61706958
>nothing happened this weekend
so we're pretending that the shutdown isn't happening?
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>>61707941
damn, posting my boy like that on 4chin
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>>61707943
?
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>>61706829
Dems won't fold on the shutdown because polls show a lot of republicans are against the brutality of ICE
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>>61706580
thank god
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>>61707984
this would mean that DJI would outperform gold, either by gold crabbing/declining and by DJI going up or crabbing
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Damn getting a shitload of snow to shovel outside
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>>61708038
do you think they'll close the stock markets?
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>>61708038
>Doesn't know snow shovelling is a leading cause of sudden death
>Doesn't just pay a minority to do it for him

NGMI
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>>61707984

Of course we dont know the future. But consider the image attached and all the things happening in the markets and wars boiling over without anyone on the brake. I am not trying to sell you on metals. But ask yourself.

The way things are going. Do you have any insurance if those at the top lose control or make an irreversible mistake? Its at that point for me personally. The stocks are just what I'm playing now because of all the leverage I am getting. If I get really worried. And I am getting there. I will go full defensive and take my substantial gains and go innawoods.

I am not a tinfoiler or SETF whacko. But I am very keyed into politics and geopolitics even more than finance. And the setup is genuinely grim as I zoom out. Up to you.

I dont see how that bond situation can reverse. Especially considering any nation the US may want to rely on to help. Is in an even worse situation because their reserves are dollar debt themselves. No more ammunition. All this was inevitable. We were just never sure when the bill was coming and for which generation. Be careful out there. I hope it reverses. Not sure how though.
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>>61708050
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>>61708038
just dont shovel it. it will go away on its own.
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What’s going on with euro /USD?
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>>61708073
just casually erasing all my gains from us stocks because I'm a eurofag ;)
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>>61708073
Doesnt that mean euros can buy more us stocks?
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60 Seconds until shitcoin drops to $79,000
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH
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>>61708073
i am bearish as of last week but holy god am i not getting infront of that steamroller. this could be another april, bond vol will be watched. (forced?) capital repatriation, yen swap lines?
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>>61708114

Yes. Dollar and dollar is selling hard. This is extremely unusual. 1.7% in 5 days.

If anyone is listening. I’d seriously think about getting into a defensive posture.
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Gold 5k
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How about the usd recovers? That would be helpful for once
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Silver 106
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>>61701255
Jee-zus. ASML, Microslop, Meta, Lam Research on Wednesday, then Western Digital and Sandisk on Thursday... gonna be a helluva week if you're invested in tech stocks, and particularly if you're riding the MU-led semiconductor wave. Hold onto your asses boys.
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Guys lol at gold and silver and bonds and Eurodollar. Get the fuck out of risk assets NOW!

Tomorrow might be nuts.
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CANCEL ALL (usd denominated) ORDERS
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>>61708073
nothing. Looks stable like it was in july, europeans started printing money in july otherwise they could win for free
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recycle
>>61705255
>>61705255
>>61705255
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wooooah no bepis
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>>61708159
who will force it to recover? the military can't force everyone to use it
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>>61704923
Actual CCW holder here: Getting into an altercation with anybody, not just the cops, while you are armed is itself felony brandishment, even if they don't know you're armed. This fuckknuckle undoubtedly knew the law but didn't care.
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>>61708215
>Actual CCW holder here
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>>61708236
we want spics and niggers out of our country howeverbeit



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