What Happens To Gold And Silver Next? Look Out Below?

Set the price, Regulate the price, Adjust the price, Control the price, Tamp the price, Manage, Administer, Guide, Manipulate....

Semantics, as far as I'm concerned, people will interpret it however they see it.

A margin change today and 1.84 billion ounces of non-existent silver traded last Friday was required to drive the price down. When will fraudsters be held accountable?

Never say never.

We have nothing but time.

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MrPink2018 can you explain what this move by the Netherlands implies and what you mean by the statement "the house of cards is wobbling."

Just trying to understand, thanks.

MrPink2018 you're not lying.

Please allow me to put it in a different way.

And this isn't just my opinion. This comes from a Gold and Silver lover, a trader and market historian that I follow closely. Someone with over 40 years in the market. A chartist and technician that analyzes the bejesus out of every single Bubble and Crash that's ever happened, and all the correlations between Gold and Stocks, and between Gold and the Dollar that lead up to these historic events.

Here is exactly what he said last week when he looked at all what's goin on in the market right now.....




And we all remember what happened in 2008 right?

May the force be with us...

i wasn't into coins & metals (or anything else of real substance-- except for maybe substance abuse, but I won't go there, stories for another time & forum), and things were a little different for me then, so I barely noticed the 2007/8/9 debacle, but I've done a lot of reading about it since. my take on the situation is narrow; I don't know everything, and there was a lot of stuff I simply skipped commenting on just for the sake of 'keeping it simple'. and, again, it was just my Two Cents.

i don't want to sound like I'm being a 'doom & gloom'er, but facts are facts and we have to look at them realistically. I'm in the trenches in the labor sector on a small island, but we here live under the same monetary regime & rules & laws as any other place in america; we won't be immune to whatever's coming, the effects of which are already felt, not so much from the coming situation itself, but from the set-up of it... policies that have overloaded the place with [what kissinger referred to as 'useless eaters']. I won't elaborate there, but there are simply not enough quality jobs here to sustain this population. it's difficult right now and it's going to get ugly sooner or later. one financial catastrophe away from bedlam. america seems to average a financial catastrophe every 10-20 years, maybe less than that. what was the last one? covid? 2007/8/9 before that? with 'minor' things in between? with so many underlying problems & the structural integrity of old paint, anything could give at any time for any reason. dig deep enough- or in some cases just scratch the surface- and you'll find human greed, every time.

so.... gold & silver... our lovely hedge, sooner or later will explode to the upside. keep stacking. hodl. I have been reading a book that gives a general reporting of the past hundred years or so of financial events. it's very interesting and it shows a very clear pattern which repeats. again: human greed. over the past 4-5 weeks I've been voraciously reading, finished 10 books in that time with my nose in several others. too much time on my hands lately and I figure I better fill it with something beneficial... so, brain food it is.




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