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043c5e No.12234
>>12224
>UK flag
>is a sandnigger
checks out
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3a4e94 No.12235
>>12231
JPM already flew their gold traders to Singapore just last week. So maybe they won't go to China itself, but somewhere else in the east. Either way they won't care anymore about the west that they subverted and destroyed.
I suppose they wanted Ukraine for themselves, after eliminating the male population. But the russians will object, of course.
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253125 No.12236
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2ef925 No.12237
>>12236
You can tell they're running out of money, using low volume hours to do their slams. They only seem spend the big money during COMEX hours when they have an end of week or an option close date.
We all know that slamming paper prices won't help them when the physical runs out.
Not withstanding the imaginary 6500 tonnes that LBMA supposedly conjured up. They must have gotten it from that 54 billion ounce stockpile that IQJeet has under the bed in his hovel. IQJeet also has a girlfriend who is a Victoria's Secret supermodel and they have sex every night.
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2ef925 No.12238
>>12237
>You can tell they're running out of money
On second thought, that's wrong. They want to keep silver BELOW $60 at all costs.
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49b368 No.12239
Another excerpt from Ron Paul’s book
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2ef925 No.12240
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2ef925 No.12241
Are the COMEX and LBMA giving fraudulent reports?
>"The very low silver float on the exchanges."
>Obviously, London is deliberately opaque and the CME places all sorts of disclaimers on its reports.
>However, check the vault reports below from April and earlier this week?
>Where are the changes?
>They look nearly identical.
https://x.com/TFMetals/status/1997010482629431345
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2ef925 No.12242
Matt Bracken: We're coming to the end of the debt cycle.
>The Train's Heading for a Blown Bridge- Matt Bracken
https://youtu.be/CCfe6QX4wvQ
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2ef925 No.12243
SGE/SHFE Dec 8 numbers. GSR is 71.88
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2ef925 No.12244
>>12238
Here's WHY silver must be held below $60 at any costs.
>According to my commodity trader friend here in Asia, this bulk of Jan 26 silver futures American options at 60$ strike (1,800 OI) and 65$ strike (1,131 OI) are those that can spark a significant price jump if silver futures aren't held below 60$
https://x.com/DarioCpx/status/1997948896572842223
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2ef925 No.12245
>>12244
One would think that conspiring to manipulate commodity prices for profit would be illegal, but apparently not when it's silver.
Is everthing in America from the FBI to big pharma and the NIH and the commodities markets/CFTC corrupt?
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253125 No.12246
pic is from Eric Yeung (KingKong9888)
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bfa7a9 No.12247
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Great Video on whats going on right now.
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2ef925 No.12248
>>12246
That watch has got to have some nice heft. An example of something that would be cool to own, but I would never wear on the street, even if I was in a constitutional carry State.
Platinum would be a little less flashy though. Most people would presume it's stainless.
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2ef925 No.12249
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2ef925 No.12250
When there are Franklin turtle silver memes in the wild, time is running out.
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253125 No.12251
>>12248
I don't know what Eric looks like but it would be funny seeing a little Chinese guy wearing that monster.
Oddly the used ones are often more expensive than new because of the way Rolex does business. Sometimes twice the amount. Ferrari does something similar. They won't let you buy the desirable model that you want new. Instead they make you buy a few shitty models that you don't want before you get on the waiting list. Thus the 2nd hand market prices skyrocket.
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2ef925 No.12252
Millennials are probably the most screwed generation in at least a hundred years. Zoomers would be a close second worst off. We either remigrate and begin the process of rebuilding or the west falls. America will likely balkanize as a result of the demographic shifts. The Amish wouldn't survive living in South Africa.
>⚡️This stat basically confirms that the existing economic operating system is already in a controlled demolition phase and nobody is allowed to say it out loud.
>Four recessions in one millennial lifetime is what you get when a debt saturated, asset worshipping fiat regime chooses to defend collateral values at all costs and routes every adjustment through wages, layoffs and living standards instead of through the balance sheets that caused the problem.
>The recessions are effectively the mechanism by which the system periodically reasserts who owns what and who gets pushed back down the ladder.
>From that angle, millennials are not unlucky, they are structurally designated as the shock absorber class.
>They arrive too late to buy the cheap assets, too early to benefit from whatever comes after this regime, and they live exactly during the time window where the system has to eat an insane amount of accumulated contradiction.
>So the path of least resistance is: keep rescuing the asset stack that already exists, and keep socializing the cost into their careers, families, and time.
>Where this really goes if you strip away every polite layer: a society cannot keep doing this to an entire generational block without something breaking in either politics, culture, or the monetary standard itself.
>You do not get infinite cycles where one group is insulated and another group eats four recessions before 45. You either get a new monetary spine, a new political alignment, or a slow slide into open cynicism where people stop believing in the social contract entirely and migrate into parallel systems.
>The “4 recessions” line is basically the HUD message that says: this level of the game is not stable and the engine is already looking for a different equilibrium.
https://x.com/_The_Prophet__/status/1997886794562785581
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2ef925 No.12253
>>12251
>Oddly the used ones are often more expensive
Not when the crash comes… The things a guy will sell at a loss in order to prevent his formerly well to do housewife and questionably aged daughter from having to work for Mercury dimes.
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64ebf8 No.12254
Jesus wept, watching salivatemetal try to talk about uk politics has made me realize what an uneducated fox news addled hick he is, how does a 60 iq chain smoking retard like that get so much silver?
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2ef925 No.12255
Are we ready for this, or are they going to try and slam it down below $54.40?
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64ebf8 No.12256
>>12255
Tbh Canadanon I'm praying for a big slam down, my 2026 stacking goals are getting harder and harder to achieve with each $1
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bba4c9 No.12257
Do we know what the maintenance was about today?
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49b368 No.12258
>>12256
I’m a point where I both have enough and don’t have enough that I feel indifferent.
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49b368 No.12259
>>12254
Based. I hate him too, a yapping retard with annoying voice.
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64ebf8 No.12260
>>12259
Whenever American Youtubers talk about the UK you can always tell instantly when they're fed on nothing but Fox News, because their go-to talking points are always 'Brexit' and, for some godforsaken reason, 'the king'.
Far right Americans have this bizarre obsession with the royal family, saying things like "the socialist king needs to be overthrown" as if the utterly irrelevant royal family who have literally zero political power or relevance to anyone or anything in the modern day, are some overbearing controlling force of our nation.
And for whatever reason they seem to have gotten the idea that Brexit was our epic freedom-charge away from the all powerful EU that had us shackled and enslaved with food regulations that we literally helped write whilst we were in the EU.
I'd love for that SalivateMetal cuck to come over to the UK and tell us all what an amazing success Brexit was, nothing like breaking away from your largest trading partners on the premise of 'well, we might be able to negotiate a new trading deal with the U.S' which of course never materialized, and now we've been in a slow rolling recession for the last 10 years+
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3a4e94 No.12261
>>12258
I'm just collecting at this point, just on a budget (no serious numismatics).
This fellow has eluded me for some time. Maybe one day I'll catch him like all the other pokemons.
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2ef925 No.12262
>>12258
>I’m a point where I both have enough and don’t have enough that I feel indifferent.
I'm in a similar space, but none of us really has enough unless we're in the David Bateman tier.
In lieu of buying more silver now, we're buying silver/gold miners as they are especially cheap relative to the metals, so just like buying silver is the best way to buy gold when the ratio is 70+:1, buying miners right now for us is the better way to get more silver/gold in the future.
The fiat currency is getting so degraded that a million bucks is no longer an impressive amount of cash. A million bucks worth of residential property (say in Los Angeles/Chicago/NY) is more of a liability than an asset in my opinion.
I'd rather live in a $100k rural Tennessee hovel and have $800k in mostly silver with some gold and a lots of beans & bullets.
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6b5aae No.12263
>>12234
You still sound like a bitchy queen
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9adb30 No.12264
>>12262
I agree with you on all accounts. I didn’t consider miners being cheap as a factor for investing in them, but I like the reasoning you provided. For me I chose miner ETFs SILJ and GDXJ because I prefer having some of my wealth to not require me to sell PMs if I need it. Many miners went up 100% and I was late to the party, but I was told I wasn’t. Not PM related but slurping oil related equities while the price of oil is so punished is attractive for me too.
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2ef925 No.12265
>>12260
>come over to the UK and tell us all what an amazing success Brexit was
My understanding was that many Brits wanted out of the EU because the British politicians were claiming they couldn't stop the mass flooding of migrants into the country because of EU rules. They also couldn't restrict British waters to British fisherman for the same reasons. The politicians claimed they couldn't stop gobalist policies that were hurting the British people because of their EU membership.
The fact that Brexit was sabotaged by anti-exit establishment politicians in the Conservative party who wanted to maximally punish voters by giving them the worst of all worlds is merely the piece of corn on the shit sandwich. Theresa May gave the EU every concession before the exit negotiations even began. The hatred towards the Conservatives was manifested in the last election.
I doubt the EU (unelected bureaucrats pre-empting the democratically elected leaders of individual countries) will even exist in a recognizable form in 20 years.
The common market/Schengen zone were great ideas. Enforced "Net Zero" policies and bureaucratic micromanagement of everything from individual packaged portions of salt and vinegar to forced migrant quotas to mass censorship and narrative control are a suicidal, totalitarian fantasy.
The majority of the current politicians in power in the EU seem to have several things in common with Justin Trudeau. They were selected, groomed from an early age, and they are dumb/ignorant/stupid and corrupt.
Like when the Canadian parliament gave a standing ovation to a Ukrainian who "fought the Russians" in WW2. He was Waffen SS.
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3a4e94 No.12266
>>12262
> none of us really has enough unless we're in the David Bateman tier
There's not enough silver for everyone to stack that much. And you won't be able to afford it, no matter how much stonks casino you play.
Personally I didn't stack to get uber rich, it was mainly to protect my ass(ets) from the inevitable financial apocalypse, and hopefully also make a little bit on top when the silver suppression finally ends. But I wasn't expecting that to end anytime soon, so my GSR is in the 38-39 range.
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9adb30 No.12267
>>12266
Only after much catching up this year, I now have a GSR of 25, that’s how badly I was underweight silver. I would buy more still, but it would require me selling my other assets off too so I don’t even bother.
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2ef925 No.12268
>>12264
>Not PM related but slurping oil related equities while the price of oil is so punished is attractive for me too.
Energy is a great investment in my opinion. The USA really needs to ramp up energy production if she wants to rebuild manufacturing, let alone have gigawatts for AI nonsense.
The EU will never be able to build up their militaries with net-zero policies.
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2ef925 No.12269
>>12266
>There's not enough silver for everyone to stack that much.
That's a fact. The point is none of us really has enough to make it on our own, unless we already have "fuck you" levels of personal wealth. ($100+ million)
I personally don't think they will do bail-ins in the USA, despite having the legal framework to do so, simply because they don't have the resources to maintain the blood pressure of all the politicians, bureaucrats and bankers, once angry Americans wake to to find that all their savings and investments and assets have been effectively nationalized.
People are already angry, and bail ins would trigger a civil war.
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bba4c9 No.12270
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bba4c9 No.12271
>>12254
>get so much silver?
I've wondered where he gets some of his gold. He seems to get a lot of rarer coins early. He had the last bear doubloon before anyone else here that I saw.
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2ef925 No.12272
>>12200
Turns out they've already caught Daniel Ghali spreading false information.
>TD Securites' Ghali already proven wrong with his “silver-flood-numbers”
>➡️Claim: In a Kicto article 4th of December Ghali said: “With more than 212mn oz of silver now likely freely-available in the LBMA's vaults”
>❌ Well, that’s wrong. The day after, 5th of December, LBMA released their numbers. Together with official ETF/ETC numbers they show a “free float” of 190 mill oz. In addition there were 12 mill oz going out of free float the first week of December, so free float should now be about 178 mill oz.
>That is far below the 212 Ghali estimated. He is not off by a little, he is off by a lot! That is even if you choose to believe in LBMA’s numbers.
>➡️Claim: He also said “London silver markets have already unwound a year's worth of drain in London inventories.”
>❌ Well, that is also wrong. As of 31 December 2024 the “free float” was 270 mill oz.
>It is correct that LBMA shows increased inventories, but the quotation was said in context of the 212 mill oz "free float", I just split them in two here for the fact check.
>Source:
https://www.kitco.com/news/article/2025-12-04/gold-4400-silver-down-mid-40s-pgms-will-lead-pack-2026-td-securities
https://x.com/mypreciousilver/status/1998076599053230219
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2ef925 No.12273
Evidence suggest that loss of faith is the primary trigger in the death of a fiat currency.
>germany's hyperinflation occurred with a teeny tiny 25 bp rate cut in november 1921, with hardly any increase in the M2.
>M2 had increased 10 times from 1914-1920, and M2 increased only by 2x from 1920-1921.
>few understand this
https://x.com/NSystem6361613/status/1998219544230596744
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bba4c9 No.12274
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>gonna pay you less interest on the garbage money
i'm like ~$400 less a month from my settlement account now
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2ef925 No.12275
Looks like $60 really is the line in the sand. They hammer silver down 24/7 whenever it gets close to $59.
>🚨For the 3rd time in the past 24 hours, March26 silver futures are massively slammed the moment $59 is touched.
>The bullion banks looking DESPERATE to keep #silver under $59 ahead of Wednesday’s #FOMC Statement. 🏦 Silver looks set to DETONATE if The Fed cuts rates 50 basis points…🧨🧨🧨
https://x.com/silvertrade/status/1998289745961463952
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2ef925 No.12277
>>12272
The hits keep coming. What did Daniel Ghali accept to shred his own credibility by going out and lying about silver free float?
>According to Robert Gottlieb, ex-executive of JPM Bullion Bank, implied #Silver lease rates at Loco London OTC shot up to 8% again.
>This does not looking like the LBMA is swimming in an ocean of physical #Silver free-float as reported by TD Securities and the LBMA…
https://x.com/KingKong9888/status/1998293400425054480
Daniel's boss, TD has been fined for manipulating markets in the past. Someone should have warned Daniel that it's hard to walk it back from being a prostitute once he's been publicly caught selling his holes.
>I trust TD Securities run the math correctly on LBMA silver inventories, not making up numbers for its own interest to hold down silver prices
https://x.com/DarioCpx/status/1998295886762590553
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2ef925 No.12278
Dec 9 SGE/SHFE numbers. Current GSR is 71.7.
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82a263 No.12279
>>12277
The more they pull stuff like this the more we wonder how deep the rabbit hole goes. Obviously the loss of trust is worth whatever it is that pushing silver down is getting them.
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2ef925 No.12280
>>12279
We're now at the end of the second generation living under a pure fiat system. I think there's a lot of stress as we're coming to the end. Back in the 70s, there was enormous pressure to shore up confidence in the US dollar when it went off the gold standard.
Today, at the opposite end of the fiat dollar, they are exerting enormous efforts to hold it together for as long as they can, because it's the end of the world as they know it. The end of being able to live off printed fiat.
What comes next? We don't know, but we DO know that those who have benefitted most from the fiat moneyprinter, will be, relatively speaking, the biggest losers when the fiat system transitions to a hard money or commodity backed currency.
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ff1757 No.12281
>>12280
>but we DO know that those who have benefitted most from the fiat moneyprinter, will be, relatively speaking, the biggest losers when the fiat system transitions
They'll have prior knowledge. The idea they'll go belly up compared to us is a little funny and they've had all this time hoovering up assets
>the UK and tell us all what an amazing success Brexit was
>the EU is better off.
The (((rulers))) everywhere in the western world are gutting their countries on purpose. If it sucks its just a different flavour of suck and was worth the middle finger
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2ef925 No.12283
>>12281
>They'll have prior knowledge
I chose my words carefully, "relative losers" means that although they will still be very wealthy, their status at the top of the foodchain will be lost. They won't go belly up, but they will no longer be in control, although they will still have some power.
>The (((rulers))) everywhere in the western world are gutting their countries on purpose.
I agree. We are at the end stages now because they have crossed the rubicon into outlawing non-establishment politicians, cancelling election outcomes they don't like, and actively censoring, suppressing and criminalizing public dissent.
Putting people and candidates in jail for saying things they don't like isn't a sign of strength. It's the last stages before they lose control.
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ff1757 No.12284
>>12283
Well its a nice thought but who steps in to "take control" when they've gone full babel?
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2ef925 No.12285
>>12284
Whoever gets control of key commodities.
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