>>20888072, >>20888130

Silver up 2.34% @ $32.21 in what is normally pretty quiet time for it. Gold up not as much but still active in the GLOBEX market, it’s up .78% @ $2433.30.

As previously mentioned it can be smashed down just as quickly as it has risen-was under $28/oz last Monday-fast. This is the legacy short position having to cover those contracts. It’s an old game with this so tread lightly and don’t be surprised if you see a drop out of nowhere because unfortunately it does habben and has for many years. If I was a betting man I’d look to Tuesday morning for a possible drop but could even come tomorrow as it’s history shows it’s the most manipulated commodity ever and that goes back to the late 1800s.

https://www.kitco.com/charts/gold

https://www.kitco.com/charts/silver

>>20889722

lb fir those posts

>>20889716

Yup…ghey

>>20889736

Not quite as it’s got a long way to go for that.

It’s gonna get bumpy soon as the short position will fight-they always have.

This feels different than when JP Morgan’s hit man Bill Daley (as Hussein’s Chief of Staff ) coordinated a run up to $50 in 2011 (because they inherited the legacy short position when they “bought” Bear Stearns in 2007) they ran it up taking in short positions all the way but smacked it hard on May 2nd, 2011 dropping it $6 in an instant-see cap 3

That was coordinated with (and to the second) they announced that Usama Bin Laden had been “killed”

Chart is that drop and timed to the second of that news hitting. They figured no one would be looking once the other news out so they hit it HARD.

https://www.barchart.com/futures/quotes/SIK11/overview

>>20889734

See

>>20889824

>>20889838

Yup it’s old hat for them

Although I don’t support cryptos in long term if you can trade them in/out and make some dosh why not?

It’s not like the old days with Mt. Gox when it was one exchange and you were out of pocket for 7-10 days on that money

>>20889853

Agree on other things safer but since it’s a moving part just don’t bet house money on it and gotta watch it.

Can’t be at work and lose track of it or even on the shitter cuz I’ve seen that too.

>>20889851

Most of the ETFs that track sector performance like Software or Agriculture etc are loaded with them.

Read the prospectus on them and you’ll see they have a small % of what they are supposed to track and the rest is US Treasuries.

>>20889896

Once it’s cleaned up but as it’s constructed now it’s all got back doors in them. Every last one of them does and also the problem of the 21m BTCs lost in Mt. Gox failure.

Blockchains have a future but not like they are now and until the Blythe Masters’ of that world are cleaned out of it for good I’ll be a non-supporter of it as it’s the wild west. Gary Gensler bizzy picking winners and losers there.

Just too much of a shit show imo.

>>20889925

Point being they aren’t full of what the layman thinks is in there.

>>20889958

This ^^^^

>>20889986

Lots of discussion on this after posted

>>20889722, Silver up 2.34% @ $32.21 in what is normally pretty quiet time for it. Gold up not as much but still active in the GLOBEX market, it’s up .78% @ $2433.30

>>20889990

They want America ruined and why doesn’t this habben to Airbus ACs?

China builds airplanes but where do they get the critical parts like avionics from?

Boeing and Airbus

Weaken Boeing enough by infiltration and these stupid DEI hiring practices so you can take it over and then you own it.

>>20890029

It’s not about military aircraft.

Neither was the OG post

Read before responding

Bye!

>>20889971

Breh your responses have nothing to do with posts you reply to.

It’s just you and ego

Why you have that many posts as it’s all about you and verbal masturbation.

Pointless

>>20890044

>I read all the posts

Unfortunately you didn’t

You can take your own advice asshole

Fuckin’ headcase

Hilarious!