Gold at $25000. Silver at $600.

Silver trades at 98$ in The Far east. The physical market is leading and dominating, with the West playing catchup
 
PlunkettsGhost said:
Silver trades at 98$ in The Far east. The physical market is leading and dominating, with the West playing catchup
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japan is in trouble this week and to support the yen they have tried to quietly hide they are dumping 1.5 trillion dollars of USA treasuries -- the AI algorithms spotted it and the cascade effect is what you are seeing .
china has steadily got rid of its USA Treasuries and only holds 800 billion today from over 2 trillion 2 years ago as the USA threatened to default and sink any economy which held treasuries effectively robbing them of the trillions value.
watch the Patagonia fires caused by Israel following mileas changing of the ancient law prohibiting the sale or development of any land for 50 years following a fire which was the method used to get land previously .
vast areas are burning and Israeli TOURISTS have been filmed starting them .
there is a country in the world which holds 380 billion of these mad treasuries and its now no 4 in the world in the insanity of owning the most worthless currency on the planet --the fuckers who run it into the ground they have a tampon machine in the parliaments male toilets --its a tiny country on the edge of Europe and it backs my pension with these rolls of toilet paper --i wonder where this mad country is.
 
You are overestimating the amount of treasuries a bit but it is vital all right to watch Japan . You can see the yen falling to over 159 to the dollar.
 
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340 billion, how right you are.

They should have bought silver.

The decision makers are “playing safe”.


I fear a massive population collapse
 
Kitco are pricing eagles at over a 100
 
Declan said:
You are overestimating the amount of treasuries a bit but it is vital all right to watch Japan . You can see the yen falling to over 159 to the dollar.
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When you google it you see headings that Ireland is no 3 but my memory was of the RTE one which said we were no 4 as you can see if you type in Ireland is no 4 in treasuries .
the holdings of the companies based in Ireland are huge and when added to the Irish state holdings are bigger i think than china .
we are very exposed what do you think of our exposure --we had 2 competent ministers of finance and they were poached by the EU and the world bank --- Michael mc grath and pascal Donahue .
i find it strange we should find ourselves with a finance minister who is less qualified than i or you to be finance minister and has his role as party leader which is full time and his role as tainiste which is full time added to the job which 4 men would find difficult to manage as a unit .
we are badly served and we seem to have nobody to look after our interests in the dail it just seems to float aimlessly down a stream somewhere and we find ourselves in a dark drain ---- and we look around and say how the fuck did we get here .
 
BIG FAT HOOR said:
When you google it you see headings that Ireland is no 3 but my memory was of the RTE one which said we were no 4 as you can see if you type in Ireland is no 4 in treasuries .
the holdings of the companies based in Ireland are huge and when added to the Irish state holdings are bigger i think than china .
we are very exposed what do you think of our exposure --we had 2 competent ministers of finance and they were poached by the EU and the world bank --- Michael mc grath and pascal Donahue .
i find it strange we should find ourselves with a finance minister who is less qualified than i or you to be finance minister and has his role as party leader which is full time and his role as tainiste which is full time added to the job which 4 men would find difficult to manage as a unit .
we are badly served and we seem to have nobody to look after our interests in the dail it just seems to float aimlessly down a stream somewhere and we find ourselves in a dark drain ---- and we look around and say how the fuck did we get here .
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Ireland adrift is an exact metaphor, the current hurrying it along is whatever passes for an idea in the tumbleweed infested mind of VdL, the country has no distinct propulsion or rudder of its own.

Yet not is all lost, it has half a plaster or two for the holes in the boat in the form of big pharma which is worth 100 billion a year and big tech which employs 106,000, although I can't find an income figure easily.

Despite the threat of tariffs neither appear to be shifting out of Ireland much.
 
Mad as Fish said:
Ireland adrift is an exact metaphor, the current hurrying it along is whatever passes for an idea in the tumbleweed infested mind of VdL, the country has no distinct propulsion or rudder of its own.

Yet not is all lost, it has half a plaster or two for the holes in the boat in the form of big pharma which is worth 100 billion a year and big tech which employs 106,000, although I can't find an income figure easily.

Despite the threat of tariffs neither appear to be shifting out of Ireland much.
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If however the EU places sanctions on the US for taking Greenland, against it's will, all bets are off, possibility of Pharma etc forbidden to trade with the USA would see them having no choice but to leave. Would also lead to the destruction of NATO, a lot depending on these Greenland talks....
 
Perry said:
If however the EU places sanctions on the US for taking Greenland, against it's will, all bets are off, possibility of Pharma etc forbidden to trade with the USA would see them having no choice but to leave. Would also lead to the destruction of NATO, a lot depending on these Greenland talks....
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I'm not over perturbed by the Greenland situation, America will get its way by negotiation. Greenland isn't part of the EU anyway, it was the first country to leave, it might prefer to be under the wing of Uncle Sam.
 
Mad as Fish said:
Ireland adrift is an exact metaphor, the current hurrying it along is whatever passes for an idea in the tumbleweed infested mind of VdL, the country has no distinct propulsion or rudder of its own.

Yet not is all lost, it has half a plaster or two for the holes in the boat in the form of big pharma which is worth 100 billion a year and big tech which employs 106,000, although I can't find an income figure easily.

Despite the threat of tariffs neither appear to be shifting out of Ireland much.
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There are a number of patent expiration after happening.
Bio is stable. But small molecule APIs , not much happening.
 
jpc said:
A major panic has set in.
Is it the signal the dollar is gone and the Chinese are dumping them into whatever they can?
Or the physical silver scarcity is far more pronounced than heretofore acknowledged?
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All of the above. You can see Trump is panicked. The mad dash for Greenland, and control over South America and the ongoing feud with the Fed smack of someone that is watching the the sands of time run out. Trump wants the fiat party to never end. He really should be pivoting into real money, like other nations appear to be.
 
Mad as Fish said:
I'm not over perturbed by the Greenland situation, America will get its way by negotiation. Greenland isn't part of the EU anyway, it was the first country to leave, it might prefer to be under the wing of Uncle Sam.
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I actually think Greenland is a massive issue, much more so than Venezuela or Iran. Trump is looking to literally annex Greenland from Denmark - the EU and Nato will have to take sides - with major consequences for all. Denmark will not agree to what Trump is demanding - ie they give Greenland to him. Denmark offered the US more or less unlimited military bases, mining etc - but that doesn't go far enough - Trump wants Greenland as the 51st state of America - nothing short of that will do. Watch this space....
 
PlunkettsGhost said:
All of the above. You can see Trump is panicked. The mad dash for Greenland, and control over South America and the ongoing feud with the Fed smack of someone that is watching the the sands of time run out. Trump wants the fiat party to never end. He really should be pivoting into real money, like other nations appear to be.
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trump is not in control --the last man who had control was JFK -- i remember a neocon smirking after his death as a warning as to who really controls america .
""KENNEDY THOUGHT HE WAS GOD -HE THOUGHT HE COULD DO ANYTHING ""
Kennedy issued an american currency which was quietly withdrawn by Johnston this was known technically as treasury silver certificates --something trump does not have the balls to do today but rep massie would .
 
Of course there is a possibility the whole thing could blow over. No Greenland, no Iran, no squeeze , no disaster with ICE. Then we would see a massive pullback.

Either way, it will be a done deal by the time the markets open in NYC next Monday.

Two trading sessions and a weekend and Asian trading Sunday night.
 
Declan said:
Of course there is a possibility the whole thing could blow over. No Greenland, no Iran, no squeeze , no disaster with ICE. Then we would see a massive pullback.

Either way, it will be a done deal by the time the markets open in NYC next Monday.

Two trading sessions and a weekend and Asian trading Sunday night.
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"Of course there is a possibility the whole thing could blow over. No Greenland, no Iran, no squeeze , no disaster with ICE. Then we would see a massive pullback. "

Wouldn't it be a fine thing.
 
The mining company stocks are the buy of a lifetime here because they do not reflect 100 dollar silver
 
Declan said:
The mining company stocks are the buy of a lifetime here because they do not reflect 100 dollar silver
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I have a friend who managed a mine in Ireland and the private decisions taken by his Canadian parent co shut the mine as they needed to shut production,
to short the market and make more money for their shareholders.
who were big enough to be told as big shareholders who are kept out of the loop when serious money is to be made have a habit of putting a contract out on you.
he had to leave his family here and come home every 2 weeks from Sweden where he managed a mine there .
they completely fucked up his life and the lives of everyone working in the perfectly good and well managed Irish mine which is NOW reopening .
this was a close up lesson for me that what appears logical to you is not logical to the shareholders.
last night i was taking exercise in a gym and in the sauna i heard the inside track on the Irish dog industry where the product to mask the product which wins races is now discover able and is also killing the greyhounds .
stocks and shares in mines should be treated the same as a share in an Irish greyhound .
 
BIG FAT HOOR said:
I have a friend who managed a mine in Ireland and the private decisions taken by his Canadian parent co shut the mine as they needed to shut production,
to short the market and make more money for their shareholders.
who were big enough to be told as big shareholders who are kept out of the loop when serious money is to be made have a habit of putting a contract out on you.
he had to leave his family here and come home every 2 weeks from Sweden where he managed a mine there .
they completely fucked up his life and the lives of everyone working in the perfectly good and well managed Irish mine which is NOW reopening .
this was a close up lesson for me that what appears logical to you is not logical to the shareholders.
last night i was taking exercise in a gym and in the sauna i heard the inside track on the Irish dog industry where the product to mask the product which wins races is now discover able and is also killing the greyhounds .
stocks and shares in mines should be treated the same as a share in an Irish greyhound .
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Would that be out Limerick/Tipp way? They were sniffing arond the place with rigs a few years back and the word was that plenty of silver and zinc was left.
 
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Declan said:
Yes, your post is just a bit rambling. Are you saying people threatened death to the local operator of an irish mine
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no Declan
nobody threatened anyone .
i was relating the habit of very wealthy people to take the law into their own hands as they place no regard generally to the law .
very wealthy people have yachts to do their deals,
they moor offshore in international waters and the senior party to the agreement nominates a country where he has purchased the judiciary and any dispute is a fait accomplai as the deal was signed outside anyone's jurisdiction .
panama is frequently used as a nominated legal address to settle disputes .
people/major shareholders who are kept out of the loop when advanced knowledge would allow them to dump or buy through proxies are generally unforgiving and in Dublin i am told you can get a hit carried out for as little as 1500 .
when many millions are involved it is not healthy to hide facts from major shareholders .
and small shareholders like you or me are prey to all historically ,
that is why i have never bought stock .
you are driving the suburban again possibly and if i was listening to a 420 hp V8 all day i would be away with the faeries --it is such lovely music .
in the 1970s i worked for hertz in edgeware rd --they had 22 rolls Royce and there was a 2 day period in the year when the management went on a major bender .
i used to borrow one and do a tour of wales and back with about 5 pals all penniless like myself .
the rolls had a general motors 6.7 liter V8 and a GM gearbox also and while it was supposed to whisper i got it to growl .
great memories and i listened to the background noise when you did your podcasts and it brought back memories .
i hope i did not ramble too much --i frequently tell my life story about certain things and it may ramble a little but people know i mean well and are forgiving .
 
I feel we are very similar aside from my beauty
 
1500 for a homicide in Dublin on s a sad state of affairs
 
This is the stock that the prick ROC thought I was stupid to buy at $5.
I bought more today, it is a powerhouse, and another poster said that The Market Sniper daid would go to $70. I agree. It was down 90c earlier and I decided to wait til it got lower to sell some Puts, but it surprisingly turned up so I just bought shares. Bith actions are bullish . I will ride it up
 
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