>>16734493 (lb)

>Dubdubz checked. As a negatively-balanced anon, how do you propose a poorfag can purchase AG without funds? Inb4 'get a job' anon takes care of a relative for the free

Anon does not presume to significantly propose a solution to another's economics. Anon just knows that lots of things mysteriously aligned to enable anon to do so, and given the exponential increase anon expects to see, anon would advise people to do anything within reason to acquire even what seems like a tiny amount now, using the general mindset of "what would this be worth if it were gold right now instead of silver and what would I be willing to sell on craigslist or otherwise legally/morally do to obtain cash to buy even a few dimes." If you look at it as something with the potential to be worth 4-figures per oz that's now only 22 bucks per oz, you'll find more motivation than you knew you had. Everyone can find a way to acquire some silver, and I believe it will experience early-Bitcoin kinds of exponential growth/returns in the very near future.

>>16734749

>Retail sales data tomorrow.

We all know by now that market movements are fake and pre-orchestrated to specific dates, moons, cycles, etc to achieve effective symbolism. Whatever the market does or doesn't do tomorrow will have little or nothing to do with Retail sales data. If [they] want it to collapse, they will probably make sure the Retail sales data is bad and tie blame thereto, but the "excuse" connection will be all it is, as the collapse will have been warranted long prior for multiple other reasons. That said, it's not like they need a defensible reason as to why it shot up or fell down. The whole damned thing is utterly ridiculous at this point. The where, when and how-extreme of market movements is ALL scripted long in advance by the controllers behind the curtain.

>>16734836

I'm getting to this only 8 minutes later and a "fresh leg" already looks like this?

>>16734880

EDT stamp.

All stamps (time zone or reverse adjusted) have this in common.