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Henkel's avatar

Oh boy gold and silver ready to crash....

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Robert R's avatar

I hope so. I'll buy it all.

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Becky's avatar

Exactly. I have no problem with a gold and silver crash

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Robert R's avatar

Yes. I'll be honest with you. I'd love to see 25 dollar Silver or less. Silver and Gold are on sale.

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Doug Youngman's avatar

... unless Elon beats you to it - you can buy it all at $30/Oz. (2-billion Oz above ground = $60B Mrkt Cap.) "Listen to your God-given intellect it will let you know when something doesn't seem or sound right." [GM] It's only rock 'n roll but I like it... you get too much for your $.

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Robert R's avatar

Lol I love you man !!! 😂😂😂😂

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Doug Youngman's avatar

;-) "In what world does a rapidly depleting natural resource with exploding demand go down in price? Is the return on Silver investment analysis affected by suppressed rates? DOUBLE DUH -DUH DUH?" [GM]

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Robert R's avatar

Lol Good quote Doug 😂 Yep rate suppression definitely affects price action. Also all those Silver and Gold paper derivative contracts held by JP Morgan. ☺

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Doug Youngman's avatar

... $52T (T-meaning Trillion ;-). Let's look at One Trillion in Hundies - imagine 4x4 SqFt pallets of $100-bills stacked four-feet high covering an entire football field... JPM's Squid has a football field high-rise 208Ft. Tall... covered by ~$2.5-T in 'assets' (might not include narco/pedo trafficing, blood/organs) make it up! I mean let's be realistic - you can only fit so much cash in your pockets when you're laundering money. Five Gs in each pocket front/back?

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Robert R's avatar

Those are fair points Doug.

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Doug Youngman's avatar

... we'd be much better off if stupid hurt as it should.

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Robert R's avatar

Your 100% right ✅

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Robert R's avatar

I sure do like Gold and especially Silver Doug. 😄

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Doug Youngman's avatar

Diamonds/Gold are off-loaded/buried as derivatives to fake scarcity... the only shortages are in government vaults/treasuries. It's time to call their bluff - or deal 'em face up from here on - Seven-card Day Baseball nuttin' wild... Fours you get an extra card - Threes you match the pot...$700T derivatives will keep most folks at craps/roulette tables... or there's the Bingo if you like shrimp cocktails at two in the morning - return to your room everythings been rifled-through - luggage gone - room is comepletely turned-over... you notice the phone is off the hook, 'Mr Powell - Mr Powell, this is your wake-up call.'

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Robert R's avatar

YES derivative contracts are over 700 trillion. That's crazy man

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Doug Youngman's avatar

Up up and awayyy - on my beautiful my beautiful baloooon. 'It's too easy - they make it too easy for us."[GM] ... imagine the "Vortex of Inflation" - the horror - watch the herd get chased right into commodities when crypto transaction failure rates dip to 80-90-percent - like staring into the.fire in the back of the madhouse - waiting weeks to cram yourself through the maze of mouse doors

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Robert R's avatar

Good analogy. 😂😂😂 Yes we need to make that call.. I think we are in a way by Stacking Silver and gold. My cousin just told me dimonds are under pressure because of those Dimond making pressure machines. They are making them artificial. He thinks Silver and gold will some day be made artificially. They've been trying to do that for centuries. Its too costly. What do you think about that Doug ?

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Doug Youngman's avatar

Too costly is good for us. People will tell you a lot of things - recycling solar panels will ad to silver supply - yeah BUT - recycling only pencils-out for $100/Oz Ag.. manufacturing the recycling infrastructure will take 20-years so they better get started trashing those brand-new (20-year-life) solar panels... and yes sir Global panal production should be 400-million Oz this year (40% of silver production/mining.) A lot of our social order is based on debt of the assets/reserves sitting in the ground and unusable in their present state yet owned by someone... a time of "Redistribution Day Of Infamy" arrives when men are told they can't have something and they want it even more. You wait

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Rex titus's avatar

Not trumps fault Greg?? So lockdowns, jabs, printing 11 trillion, closing businesses his first term wasnt his fault?

Not intersted in cucking to a genocide daddy but you do you. champ.

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Gregory Mannarino's avatar

Hold on... You are grouping A LOT together. I was talking about the recent economic situation.... champ.

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Rex titus's avatar

Your implication is that its not relative?

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Gregory Mannarino's avatar

Rex. Are you new here? I have covered all you said in your first comment many many times in a multitude of prior videos and other publications. My videos are relatively short, I cannot expound on everything that is relative. But with that yes, it all does play together obviously.

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Rex titus's avatar

His lockdowns caused the office building bust that Celente educates us about. So he was a direct factor.

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Gregory Mannarino's avatar

Im sure you are correct.

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Rex titus's avatar

Just here for truth boss, and Dr Shiva points out that telling truth at the right time is what really matters.

Im sorry for the disruption, honest.

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GJTL's avatar

I need suggestions for best crude oil investments, please.

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Hal Carlson's avatar

Some excellent reading esp top 3 post at

Kingworldnews.com

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Henkel's avatar

Platinum is the sleeping giant secret no one is talking about by design

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George Reichel's avatar

And no mention of silver?I'm shocked.LOL.

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Gord's avatar

Greg you do realize you have some Canadians here right?

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Shane's avatar

Just imagine the shit storm defaults on all the many paper gold holders if they did revalue Gold, that's one reason it might happen just because they like to shit storms..

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Lubxczy's avatar

How does one invest in crude oil?

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Jeff's avatar

I like silver better

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Brian's avatar

And Natural Gas too

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Big Moe's avatar

Duh. Duh. Duh.

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Hal Carlson's avatar

G Man U will like the article SHOCKED!!!

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Jay Blue's avatar

This time, the news did not wait until after the market close on a weekend. Trump's tariffs hit the news around 1318 Eastern Time, and that caused the SPX to blow through 15 strikes to the downside.

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Gregory Mannarino's avatar

Hit the news yes, will not take effect until tomorrow.

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Jay Blue's avatar

Yes, but the damage was done while the market was open.

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Gregory Mannarino's avatar

I disagree. Very little damage occurred. Moreover, Trump could change his mind. The market is probably not convinced it will happen.

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Jay Blue's avatar

Damage as something major to the market over days or weeks, perhaps not much, but letting this out during trading hours was disastrous to us day traders. That's the damage I was referring to. Trump could've and should've waited until after the close to drop the bad news.

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Doug Youngman's avatar

... another one tricked into accepting the security/errors of the Borg.

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Jay Blue's avatar

No, there is just no way to predict when they're going to drop a tape bomb.

Try looking at it from this perspective: you're trying your best to be profitable because your life depends on it, but the bigs are throwing big problems at you because they think that's fun, and they want to destroy you.

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