Silver Price Watch
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Dock he's pay...that lil bastard is sniffing and overhandling the product! Stealing and cutting into companys profit line
When Trump is king it would be good for him to audit the fed. I'm guessing that they have been fiddling the books for a long time now, and it needs to be made public. The trillions that they are declaring compared to the true deficit is wrong and is much higher. When the truth comes out the streets of the USA will be a blood bath. Yep, civil war.
You know what, I'm overall very positive on silver in the long-term. I've said it many times; Until we deplete the aboveground stockpiles, the commercials will always have control over the market (as long as the Comex isn't challenged). But the most recent silver smackdown got to me pretty bad. It wasn't because it got smacked down, it was because I allowed myself to believe it wouldn't. I let all logical analysis go out the window and became invested in the idea of silver having it's time in the sun.
Between 2028-2032 is when I've determined we'll see a real physical shortage. For physical stackers, regularly analysing short-term price movements will only benefit us when buying and selling. The rest of the time it will just lure us into situations like mine where I became too short sighted and fell victim to ideas and beliefs not founded in reality.
^^^ He will with his Tariffs. Imposing Tariffs on Other Countries is the same as imposing sanctions, they go hand in hand. Trump needs to listen to his advisers or otherwise, inflation will go rampant. A massive Tax overhaul needs to be imposed to bring big corporate companies back to America to kick-start their economy again. They have already lost the grain trade, and shortly, they will lose their arms trade because Russia has the Yankee ass over a barrel with new technology weapons. All the NATO countries are like what the fark just happened with that missile demonstration from Russia! NATO weapons are now useless all of it. I like Trump in a way but can be an idiot in ways too
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Trump is a bully. That's his MO. His threats with tariffs are conditional. If he gets what he wants, the tariff threat disappears. It looks like Mexico has already agreed to concessions on handling the migrant situation at the US' southern border. Most likely, the proposed tariffs on Mexico won't happen if they are true to their promises.
Well I think the shape that America is in at the moment is its new incoming leader is treading on a lot of broken eggshells and they need cleaning up very fast and that old senile one is trying to push Trump under a bus before leaving office by starting WW3, If it was to happen Eastern Europe would be turned to dust including high-value targets in the USA UK nobody can stop the missiles to, pack up and go home before Armageddon is released on us all
How silver is under its 1980 peak is super fucked.
Their goal is to make us give up.
Ruin the economy so people have to sell then suppress the price brutally and totally absurdly while BTC runs to get anyone left to sell their metal for BTC.
I'm still a plan truster and "Gold shall destroy the FED." It's just a matter of time.
Their goal is to make us give up.
Ruin the economy so people have to sell then suppress the price brutally and totally absurdly while BTC runs to get anyone left to sell their metal for BTC.
I'm still a plan truster and "Gold shall destroy the FED." It's just a matter of time.
It seems Trump wants to take BRICS on head first with 100% Tariffs if they try to mess with the US dollar! Foolishness it is as it will just add to America's inflation woes and alienate the country even more on the Demographics stage. The USD is already dead; toilet paper it is, because they weaponised it with sanctions on other emerging countries. It's too late now, Mister Trump. The train has already left the station, and the US dollar is not on it. India will be the next powerhouse for BRICS, and then Africa while America shrivels into a third-world shithole it has become.
Trump's 100% tariff threat against BRICS could backfire on the US: here’s whyPresident-elect Trump has threatened to impose “100% tariffs” on the BRICS bloc if it creates its own currency or backs an alternative to the US dollar. What would this mean in practice? Let’s break it down.
The US has a $433.5 billion trade deficit with BRICS. None of the BRICS partners or candidate nations (over 50 countries in total) have significant trade deficits with the US, with Vietnam posting a $104.62 billion surplus in 2023. The US depends on BRICS for a wide range of physical goods, from machinery and pharmaceuticals to rare earth minerals, with the bloc accounting for 40%-70% of production in these sectors. Meanwhile, the US’s main exports - arms, petroleum, food, and cars - are widely available globally, especially within BRICS countries. Services and intellectual property, which made up $1.1 trillion in US exports in 2023, could be gradually replaced by domestic alternatives in BRICS countries. These include things like franchising, design, software, and consulting services. The US dollar, as the world’s reserve currency, is a major export in itself. However, BRICS economies, led by Russia, have already begun reducing their reliance on US debt and the dollar by shifting to local currencies in trade, now accounting for 65% of BRICS-to-BRICS transactions.
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