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Brook’s Golden State Of Mind's avatar

Ok so silver and gold . Bad news and talk of war and threats are hitting my newsfeed faster than I can read it.

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Markinthelight's avatar

Read this today. It is not a badge of honor to be well adjusted to a sick society. We can play the game, but the game sucks.

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Argiem's avatar

Will not the government (banks) be able to confiscate secured assets like real estate, Gold, silver, or even crypto? They've done it before and more than once. They can do it even if you have no debt and taxes are paid. They are doing it to political opponents right now.

The game itself is an illusion. So is any supposed freedom. We are milked from cradle unto death.

You already own nothing. But, I ain't seein the happy part yet.

America is a lie. We all bought it.

Now, we pay.

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JS's avatar

P.S. you might want to get involved on a local and state level to protect your rights. There are many already doing this and many more starting. Mofree.org just expanded their website to have forums so people can connect, network and exchange info on what to do, what's been done, what's happening currently. (So many from other states were calling and emailing to find out how to get effective grassroots started, what to do, it was too much to handle. Missouri Freedom Initiative is all volunteer, not incorporated, not officially "registered" and there's a reason for that. )

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JS's avatar

The tokenizing of everything is the play on that from what I can tell. It's definitely happening, announced repeatedly and already being done. I know people are already losing property due to increased rates, property taxes and insurance prices (also cancellation "non-compliance" with esg rules and such). Job losses will cause foreclosures. Maybe the financial burden squeeze on homeowners will result in more a gradual taking... offering them the "opportunity " to sell portions of their equity to retrofit for esg, hanging on a little longer. Maybe it will be faster and more just, lose it all fast. Probably combination of both. Already in the UK (and in the U.S.) rental properties are being sold and tenants kicked out because the owners can't/won't pay the astronomical amount for esg compliance. The # I just saw for the UK is 😮. But it's already started here too. Couple months ago I saw examples from California. (Of course, usually starts there.)

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Dan T's avatar

Who are they going to take the silver and gold from? This isn't 33 when everyone carried it around in their pockets. Just do a personal survey and ask everyone you know and start a conversation with strangers asking what they think about holding the metals. The worst case is they nationalized mines.

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Randy Best's avatar

Yes, America is now a Ponzi scheme. Just about everything, especially the US economy, is fake, phony and false, built on a pile of lies..

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JS's avatar

Crystal clear. Seems some want to be told the "one" winning move to make and that's not realistic. 1. Everyone's situation is different. Risk to reward and amount to work with varies 2. It's a moving target. Currency flows. You are laying out probability based on where the existing wires are. If someone wants to plug all their appliances into one outlet at one time, might have a problem. 3. There are variables in the puppet show script. Asking you to say exactly what FFs, etc, that cause disruption will happen and when is 😏. 4. Sounds like you are applying "float like a butterfly sting like a bee" . If one isn't set up to do that, how can they expect to get the same results? (Example, I'm not set up to operate like that in "the markets" but I can take the information you're giving and basing YOUR actions on, and figure out what I need to do, or not do. In some cases just stocking up on food and waiting/making it through the turbulence is the best bet. Some have a large amount of capital/assets to preserve and that's a different situation.)

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Al Knock's avatar

As General Flynn always say. “Steady Boys.”

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James Hagen's avatar

aRE you going to buy more JEPI stock? what about crypto? its starting to drop again.

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Dan T's avatar

Lyn Alden is bullish BTC in 2024

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Jan Sanders's avatar

If you're so net long why keep spewing doom and gloom? You've been doing this since last year.

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Andy Buchanan's avatar

BTM .. DBO... DBC ... NGD .. AG .. SIL .... Long

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John Phillips's avatar

What is going on in the Philippines? Sounds like a rip off scam to me.

MANILA -The Ayala Group’s Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) rolled out a P5-billion bond sale on Tuesday as it priced the 1.5-year debt offer at 6.425 percent per annum.

Read more: https://business.inquirer.net/426782/bpi-rolls-out-p5-b-bond-sale-notes-priced-at-6-425-per-year#ixzz8GO7lbZE2

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Smoke and mirrors's avatar

Are you kidding me! Long stonks? This is not 1995. There is going to be no ability to print money like we used to. No one will buy our bonds. Good luck with that one.

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Dan T's avatar

Silver/gold and the shares as well as uranium and crypto. Oil may take a hit a short while as well as natural gas but IMO only a short while.

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Randy Best's avatar

Amazing how investors/traders are still chasing returns/profits based in worthless Government/FED fiat money.

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Dave's avatar

Then what good is the MMRI? Go long/way long when it is in the extreme danger zone??????

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Wade's avatar

Excluding BTC buys I've lost my @$$ in this market. What to do with a 401k...

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Les Ranger's avatar

The Mag 7 cannot keep this market propped up forever.

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Wade's avatar

What made you go from SPY puts to long stocks and JEPI?

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