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@DVSignals So 3-4 bagger. What might cause it to get to 7?

@DarvasBoxed North of 7 (for starters...)

@TheSqeakyMouse Small breakout. Let’s see what happens at next week’s close.

The S&P 500 has now broke down out of its 6 year long ascending wedge.

@johnarnold Just set it and forget it 😆

I think I finally solved the stock market.

@DVSignals Then it rips past $100 right?

$SILVER I’m still getting a lot of questions on my target. For those who read my silver update before the big plunge began: I already said that yellow scenario was rising sharply in probability. I have consistently said sub-72 was very much in play, and here we are. Now, after a drop this vertical, let me restate this clearly: the 37 scenario I posted a week or two ago is still not my primary. I mentioned it so people could be emotionally prepared if we do get a deeper flush or a nasty wick. That is not the same as saying it is my base case. My primary remains a more normal backtest in the 48–56 region. And yes, that lines up with the 0.5 Fibonacci, which is a very normal retrace after a move like this. In fact, that would also be a pretty textbook backtest from a structural point of view. You can call that crazy if you want, but then you may want to spend a bit more time studying Fibonacci levels before doing so...

@MPelletierCIO @TheGoldPrairie That is a beautiful chart!

@TheGoldPrairie oh boy, that is one terrifying chart!

Oh boy, if this continues A LOT of advisors and money managers will get destroyed in their performance and lose a lot of clients.

@SpeculatorPL1 @TheLastDegree @TheSqeakyMouse agree?

Today, $Silver options officially expire on the COMEX. Here is what that actually means for the price, without the financial jargon: Big institutions sold thousands of "bets" (call options) to retail traders hoping the price would go up. If Silver goes up, those institutions lose millions. So, all week, they aggressively shorted the paper market to force the price down. Their only goal was to make sure those retail bets expire completely worthless today. What happens next? After today, that massive artificial selling pressure stops. They no longer need to hold the price down, and they must buy back their short positions. This mechanical buying usually triggers a sharp upward rally. At the exact same time, we are seeing the formation of an Inverse Head and Shoulders (H&S) pattern on the chart—a classic trend reversal setup. Do you think this pattern will confirm and launch the next leg up? #Silver #COMEX #TechnicalAnalysis #Macro #Trading

@derekquick1 Do you have a projected upside from here?

@DarvasBoxed I bought at the $230 lows and been buying recently in the 260s again ;)

$UNH UnitedHealth Group just quietly dropped another major catalyst that the market is not pricing in yet. “Avery,” a generative AI companion now rolling out across millions of members, with plans to scale to 20M users this year. MCR% is really going to drop a lot and this years MA% with coding upwards of 7% will make earnings beat every quarter. -Avery will reduce administrative friction across claims, scheduling, benefits navigation -90% of interactions don’t require a human advocate boosting savings -Guides patients to lower-cost, in-network care which will improve MCR % over time - It enhances member experience leading to retention & pricing power - Feeds off billions of data points never used before compounding AI advantage. Healthcare was always the major sector that will increase margins the most as AI is introduced and is exactly the type of internal efficiency & cost control lever that drives margin expansion in healthcare. You will start to see it on next months earnings, you were warned ;)

@george_ @XMoney Cross River Bank isn’t your average fintech‑friendly bank: FDIC cited “unsafe or unsound” practices, high credit losses vs peers, heavy non‑core funding, and a looming <10B asset “cliff” risk—vs trillion‑dollar, better‑diversified major banks in US/Canada.

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@TheSqeakyMouse How don’t you have 10x the followers?

Silver is currently down 25% on the month which is exactly what I said would happen and people would then start calling this the end of the run. The euphoric stage for Silver is still to come.

@united How will they be priced?

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@MisterSlammy What app produced those widgets?

Go ahead, enjoy your little dead cat bounce! 🐈 For you know a great SLAM is around the corner. 📉 I’m waiting for my next move… 😈

@TheELongWave Is your chart suggesting 3.136% delineates support or resistance, going forward?

The Canadian five-year yield is telegraphing that housing will become more expensive in 2026. Debt Is Becoming Structurally More Expensive For 40+ years: Falling rates = rising leverage Rising leverage = rising asset prices Now: Rising rates = falling affordability Falling affordability = falling asset demand This flips the entire system. Even small increases matter because: Canada is extremely leveraged Debt levels are at historical extremes Deleverage is the only outcome!

@graddhytrading Yikes. I’ll still be up from your lowest support lines on both but damn… hope the upswing will have been worth the holding time. I’m long on both since 2022.

@graddhytrading Gold to $4K and silver to…?

@cdntradegrljenn @KennyZufall Interesting… what’s you’re favorite data source to pick your winners? How many tickers do you typically trade per day?

@KennyZufall I’m not trading a large percentage of my portfolio and my daily goal is a compounded 3 percent. I don’t like risk and protect my gains as first priority.

I’ve tried every form of investing and in the end my trading has come full circle. I’m back to day trading and closing positions to cash daily. For me, this is the most effective form of investing. There’s a stress free life in sitting in cash every single night. I have rare drawdowns and waking up to a red market is exciting. It’s like awakening to a Black Friday sale with an abundant bank account. Following this one rule has helped to exponentially grow my account… and I sleep.

@num8ersguy @DonDurrett

Here is Eric Sprott’s top 25 holdings' performance over the last month. Down ~$1.2B No panic selling. No capitulation. Just conviction. Hold on tight. This is where fortunes are made.

@BroadLuis 🙌 very nice!

@DarvasBoxed x.com/BroadLuis/stat…

This is no longer a correction. It’s a selection process. It’s been 39 bars since the correction in miners began, and I think the data is now clear enough to understand what’s really happening. This is not just a pause within the trend. And it’s definitely not a shallow pullback. What the numbers show is a fairly deep cleanup across the sector. The average decline is around 27%, more than 70% of miners are down over 20%, and a meaningful portion of the group has dropped more than 40%. That alone tells you this hasn’t been a minor move. But what interests me most is not the size of the decline. It’s what the correction is revealing beneath the surface. Because from a distance, it may look like everything has fallen the same way, like the whole sector has weakened at once, like we’re just seeing a broad phase of downside. But when you look closer, the picture changes. The vast majority of miners are still closing near the lows of this move. Over 90% are in the lower part of their range, and many have made their lows very recently. That suggests the selling pressure is not something from the past, it has remained active up until now. As a whole, the sector has not yet produced a meaningful recovery. And yet, at the same time, there’s a very striking internal divergence. Between the best and worst performers, there’s a spread of more than 140 percentage points. While some names have held up surprisingly well, others have suffered severe damage, with deep losses and clearly broken structures. That changes the interpretation. Because this is no longer a uniform correction. This is a selection process. The market is no longer treating all miners the same. It’s starting to discriminate. It’s letting some go while holding on to others. And in my view, that’s one of the most important aspects of any correction: it doesn’t just clean up excess, it reveals information. In fact, when you connect the data, the conclusion is quite powerful: the miners that were already showing strength before the decline are the ones that have held up best during these 39 bars. The gap between the weaker group and the stronger group is too large to ignore. And that reinforces a key idea in this sector: future leaders are often not the ones that bounce the most during the chaos, but the ones that break the least when real pressure hits. That’s why what I see here is not a destroyed sector, but one that is reorganizing in a tough, selective, and very revealing way. I don’t yet see a broad sector recovery. There may still be volatility. There are likely more shakeouts ahead. But I do see something that tends to matter a lot when markets begin to rebuild: a clear internal selection of relative strength. And many times, that’s where it all begins. 📊 Full study: shr.pn/lA08 #Gold #Silver #MiningStocks