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Long-nose tribe keeps trying to smash metals down, but Silver and gold are bouncing back and trending higher.
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On the same day that Iran finally did something to israel without pre-announcing it beforehand (which will guaranteed lead a cycle of retaliatory strikes), markets are giving everyone a wakeup call.
Silver up, gold up, USD up, oil up, stocks down, cryptos down.
Stocks and cryptos are speculations, not safe havens, not digital gold, not hedges against uncertainty.
Silver, gold, and many of the physical commodities have proven time and time again to be safe havens that offer protection against uncertainty.
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Silver is smashing higher today, skipping over $31 on it's way to $32; and the GSR is still above 80:1 which means gold is dragging Silver higher, rather than Silver running higher on it's own two legs.
This decade of stagflation will see precious metals grossly outperform other asset classes similar to the 1970's.
@SilverStackerSS
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Fiat currencies are hot garbage, but also are in demand because of legal tender laws and foreign reserve demand.
For this reason, people from the vast majority of White countries have a historically rare opportunity... to acquire Silver and other rare commodities at distressed prices, in the middle of an asset bubble.
Imagine living during the Mississippi or South Sea bubbles, being paid with paper currency, and being able to trade it for many multiples the usual amount of Silver or gold.
The only difference between then and now is that this bubble is worldwide and significantly longer lived; but the ending will be much the same as each time before.
@SilverStackerSS
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Precious metals are reacting to the upside after yesterday's fed meeting confirmed for normies (who still believe the fed controls long-term interest rates, they don't, they just follow the market rate on 2-year treasuries) that a new rate cutting cycle has begun.
Tldr; precious metals have performed well during rate cutting cycles (2000-'08) as well as rate hiking cycles (late 60's+70's).
Metals initially surged higher on yesterday's news, then got smashed down, and now have rebounded upward again.
This type of volatility speaks to the instability of fiat currency which metals are priced in; and is less representative of the metals themselves doing anything to deserve wild swings up and down.
@SilverStackerSS
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Maxim “Tesak” Martsinkevich
8.5.1984 ~ 16.9.2020
On this day 4 years ago, the famous Russian nationalist was killed by the Putin regime in a gulag in the Urals, offical verdict “suicide”.
Never forgive, never forget!
@ultrasnotreds8
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McGregor Metals
(937) 325-5561
Info@mcgregormetal.com
2100 South Yellow Springs Street
Springfield, OH 45506
Their offices are closed for the day, but to leave a voicemail, just press “0” at the prompt!
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Silver and gold are pushing higher today with gold coming close to $2,600 and Silver close to $31.
Wild moves in Silver are normal because it's a relatively small market and any flurry of buying or selling can have an outsized impact on spot price.
Gold, however, is typically a more stable market due to it's large market cap. Sustained moves to the upside or downside can reveal the underlying health of markets and currencies, along with insider trends.
After being burned by an unbelievable amount of market manipulation in 2020 (several standard deviations beyond conventional market analysis) investors and traders have been more cautious going forward; which indicates that the renewed precious metals bull market is not some type of retail investor trend chasing, but rather a product of market fundamentals like inflation expectations.
@SilverStackerSS
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The US 2-year and 10-year treasuries have (ever so slightly) uninverted this week, with the rest of the yield curve slowly uninverting.
British and German bond markets are almost fully uninverted as well.
Tldr, whenever the yield curve inverts and then uninverts, a recession follows about half a year later.
This yield curve inversion has been larger than any in modern history and forecasts something much worse than what was seen in 2008.
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