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@iontecs_pemf @BuckRight This picture doesn’t make sense, reptiles don’t nurse.

The stock market is going to crash if they tell you about aliens…… 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Aliens are fake and gay just like space. We live in an enclosed plane / hologram. The stock market is a giant ponzi holding trillions of dollars of fake money that is going to collapse. They need a scapegoat.

@HustleBitch_ Do helicopters fly in 105 mph weather

🚨 ENGINEERED TYPHOON STRIKES ALASKA (AND THEY DON’T WANT YOU TO KNOW) This weekend, Typhoon Halong, a storm that started in Asia, slammed Alaska’s western coast with 105-mph hurricane-force winds. Homes underwater. Entire towns cut off. Dozens missing. Two small villages, Kipnuk and Quinhagak, have lost nearly 3% of their population. The Alaska National Guard is searching for survivors but outside the state? Total silence. A typhoon shouldn’t survive Arctic waters… yet this one got stronger. Radar data vanished. The government’s shut down. The media’s quiet. Modified weather? Weather warfare? Or just another “natural” disaster that doesn’t look natural at all? They call it Typhoon Halong. But anyone watching closely knows this wasn’t weather. It was precision.

$53 Silver 😎

@SunilRe89392848 Imagine

If this squeeze actually forces the paper side to deleverage, it won’t just reset silver, it could expose the limits of the entire fractional metal system. Once confidence breaks in the idea that every paper ounce has real backing, gold becomes the next stress point. A forced re-pricing there would make the silver squeeze look like a warm-up, essentially a contagion from silver to gold. In short: > A structural squeeze in silver doesn’t stay in silver. It questions the leverage model of the whole bullion system. #silversqueeze #Gold

THE SALT MUST FLOW!

What if…. #Silver #silversqueeze

GM silver bugs

#Silver #silversqueeze

Grok Imagine prompt: #Silver #silversqueeze #silvershortsqueeze

Rule 589 COMEX Rule 589: Special Price Fluctuation Limits Rule 589 is a regulation set by the COMEX (Commodity Exchange, Inc.), a division of the CME Group, that governs price fluctuation limits** for certain futures contracts, including silver futures (SI). It is designed to manage extreme volatility by imposing temporary trading halts or "circuit breakers" when prices move beyond specified thresholds in a single trading session. This helps maintain orderly markets and prevent panic-driven price spirals, such as during a potential short squeeze. Key Details of Rule 589 (Silver Futures Context) - Purpose: Limits excessive price swings in a single day to stabilize trading, particularly for high-leverage contracts like silver futures (~5,000 oz per contract). - Price Limit: For silver futures, the rule caps daily price movements at $15 per troy ounce above or below the previous day's settlement price. If the market hits this limit, trading may pause or be subject to restrictions. - Example: If silver futures settle at $50.25/oz, the next day's trading range is $35.25–$65.25/oz. - The $15 limit can be expanded for up to 10 consecutive trading days during extreme volatility, potentially allowing a cumulative move of $150/oz over two weeks. - Mechanics: If prices hit the $15 limit (up or down), a circuit breaker may trigger a temporary halt (typically 2–5 minutes) to allow liquidity to stabilize. - If volatility persists, the CME may adjust or suspend limits, though this is rare and requires oversight. - Relevance to Short Liquidations: In a short squeeze (e.g., silver prices spiking due to margin calls), Rule 589 could slow a cascade by pausing trading at the $15 threshold, giving short sellers time to meet margin calls or cover positions. However, sustained upward pressure over multiple days could still force liquidations, as seen in historical squeezes (e.g., 2011 silver rally). Current Context (October 12, 2025) - Silver spot is ~$50.25/oz, with futures closely aligned. Recent analyses note Rule 589’s $15 limit as a potential buffer against rapid short liquidations but warn that a sustained move toward $55–$57 could overwhelm shorts, especially with low COMEX inventories (~116M oz) and LBMA supply tightness. - If a short squeeze pushes prices to the $15 daily cap (e.g., ~$65.25 from current levels), trading halts could temporarily delay a cascade, but multi-day rallies would still pressure shorts to cover. Source and Verification - CME Group Rulebook: Rule 589 is detailed in the COMEX section of the CME Group Rulebook (Chapter 5, Trading Qualifications and Practices). The $15 limit for silver futures was referenced in recent market commentary (e.g., Ted Butler, March 2025) and aligns with standard CME volatility controls. Rule 589 acts as a speed bump, not a hard stop, for price surges. In a silver short squeeze, it could delay but not prevent liquidations if prices sustain above $52-$57. #silversqueeze #silvershortsqueeze #silver

@CryptoBull2020 Long liquidation, getting ready for 🚀

#XRP went from $1.57 to $2.80 in 30 minutes 😂

@WarClandestine Hoping for the best, but expecting a new batch of Trump NFT’s or something.

Trump claims that within the next few days, we will receive a “very big announcement” that will be a “truly earth-shattering and positive development for this country”. And he specifies “it’s not about trade”. No idea what it is, but Trump is setting a pretty high expectation.

@edward_farina Interesting, Wall st Bets vibe. Cool.

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