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Josh (Creator of Town of Salem)

@EvnFrtherBeyond

Creator of Town of Salem. Follow for posts about entrepreneurship, game development, business, fitness, anime, motivation and inspiration.

Texas, USA Katılım Mayıs 2025
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Josh (Creator of Town of Salem)
Everyone thinks they won’t let the stock market go down ever again. What if they need to crash the stock market to save the bond market?
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Coinvo Trading
Coinvo Trading@CoinvoTrading·
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BREAKING: 69% chance Anthropic announces an IPO this year Potentially joining SpaceX

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Resource Alpha
Resource Alpha@SpeculatorPL1·
Not a black swan. Revaluing gold to print more money isn’t some wild conspiracy - it’s a tool governments have used before (1934, 1971). When the debt burden becomes unsustainable, history shows they eventually turn to the only asset they can’t print: gold. I’m not saying it happens tomorrow. I’m saying it’s a scenario worth watching closely - especially for silver, which has much tighter physical fundamentals.
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Resource Alpha
Resource Alpha@SpeculatorPL1·
This could be one of the most important catalysts for precious metals in years. If the US government really revalues its gold to print more money, it would put enormous pressure on the entire paper system — especially silver. I’m watching this very closely. Game changer or just another rumor?
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July 4th, 2026, the US govt will start Gold QE, where they revalue their gold to print money. A #gold revaluation would drag #silver much higher. This could cause the Comex to FM silver and then at a later time the silver price floor locks in the high silver price.

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Josh (Creator of Town of Salem)
@SemperVigilant1 Now tell them 20% of tax revenue is going to just the interest on our current debt, that the debt is only increasing every year and that our debt is short term (like a variable rate mortgage) that will need to be refinanced at these higher interest rates. We’re fucked!
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Semper Vigilantes
Semper Vigilantes@SemperVigilant1·
2025 Increase in National Debt = ~$2.3 Trillion Tax Paying Citizens in USA in 2025 = ~$150 Million Increased debt per tax payer = ~$15,000 Sandwich at home = $3 Lunch out = $28 Savings = $25 $15,000 / $25 = 612 lunches out stolen from you. More lunches that you could ever dream of in one year. The problem isn't a lack of frugality from private citizens. It is the lack of frugality from government.
Semper Vigilantes@SemperVigilant1

This wouldn't be neccesarry if it were not for the 6 billion comments you see from boomers about how frugal they were. Great job packing a lunch though. Really crushed it on that one.

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TheApeOfGoldStreet
TheApeOfGoldStreet@TheApeOfGoldST·
This is tiring to see in the DM’s daily :/
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Eric Yeung 👍🚀🌕
Eric Yeung 👍🚀🌕@KingKong9888·
If the U.S. stock market bubble were to burst, federal revenues would likely collapse. I doubt that any “flight-to-safety liquidity” pouring into U.S. Treasuries this time would come close to offsetting those losses. A stock market crash hits these hard: ⭕️ Capital gains realizations plummet — Investors sell at losses or hold off. Capital gains make up a meaningful chunk of individual income tax revenue (historically ~8-10% of it in strong years). ⭕️ Corporate profits fall — Lower stock valuations, reduced consumer spending, tighter credit → lower earnings → lower corporate taxes. ⭕️ Broader economic slowdown — Rising unemployment, lower wages/bonuses, reduced economic activity → drops in income and payroll taxes.
Eric Yeung 👍🚀🌕@KingKong9888

The idiots out there do not understand simple math. How the hell can the U.S. government solve this without revaluing the only thing of real actual value on their balance sheet?

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Zac
Zac@Zac_Pundi·
My Korean friend says the subtle flex in the dating market right now is wearing an SK Hynix jacket to your first date. My Taiwanese friend says he is wearing TSMC shoes to his reunion. Wonder if I can buy both on Taobao and wear them for morning jog at East Coast Park. Semiconductor drip is the new streetwear. No wonder Nike stocks tanking.
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Dr. Potassium
Dr. Potassium@potassium_phd·
@EvnFrtherBeyond Thats exactly what I mean. It already spiked to $61 and couldn’t stay down there for even a day, it was so fast it was basically unbuyable. Imo waiting for those prices is a pipe dream, but if it does I’ll be buying as much as I can 🧘🏼‍♂️🥈
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Andrew 🇨🇦
Andrew 🇨🇦@GoldnGuitars·
@Dk56734025Dk Honestly, even though silver has been outperforming here looking at it it looks topped. The decline was much harsher than in gdx or gold. If I'm right about a wave higher in miners, it's entirely possible that silver puts in a double top.
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Andrew 🇨🇦
Andrew 🇨🇦@GoldnGuitars·
Gold Miners Cycle Map — Week of May 18 - A count question Typically the first DC out of an ICL is on the shorter side. For the bullish view to be maintained, we don’t want that to be the case. We want to be hitting a DCL here, as the day 30/May 4 lows in $GDX and #Gold have been violated. Losing that low means that we could be looking at daily cycle failure. That said, we need more candles to be sure. If we can see a swing-low emerge, that low can be used as a protective stop for any long position. From a PA perspective, $GDX also continues to hold the October top. #Silver is now on day 14 of DC2 - or is perhaps nearing a late DCL like Gold. It hasn't broken the April 29 low which we can consider a positive divergence for PMs - it has broken the inclining TL. If we see a daily swing-low, that could be the sign that silver is leading here. My overall view remains - as it was back in January - that $NEM and $GDX looked to be missing a 5th wave. But the bear case needs more attention than it did a week ago. Ultimately the previous ICL needs to be respected or the overall decline continues into Q4. Targets unchanged: GDX 135-140. NEM 165. Or higher.
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Gold Miners Cycle Map — Week of May 11 This week is a big test. DC2 is underway with Silver on day 9, #gold and GDX day 7. Left translation typically shows up around days 8-11, so the next few days are crucial. For bullish continuation, the DC1 highs need to be taken out GDX above $102 Gold above $4,882 Silver - already made a higher high with the higher low - making continuation look more likely. But it's not confirmed across the complex until $gold and $GDX follow. $NEM still stronger than $GDX but hasn't cleared its DC1 high at $122 yet. If left translation emerges here, a lower DCL is on the table - and potentially an ICL failure. That changes the top thesis. Upside targets with continuation remain: $GDX 135-140. $NEM 165. Invalidation: Breaking of DCL.

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Andrew 🇨🇦
Andrew 🇨🇦@GoldnGuitars·
#ETH $ETH gave us a weekly swing-high and is now in the declining phase of the intermediate cycle. I clipped the fractal from the 2022 decline and it matches up with this July, which would give a low around weeks 22-25, which is the typical timing band for an ICL. That said, given what are typically longer intermediate cycles, November 2026 remains the preferred timing.
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$ETH on week 13 and showing hidden bearish divergence. One more intermediate cycle to go before the long of longs.

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LBroad
LBroad@BroadLuis·
The market is confused. I am not. There is a moment in every commodity cycle when the noise reaches its peak right before the real move begins. That moment is now. Gold is trading above $4,500. The XAU has moved well above its 2020 highs. And yet consensus is still doubting, still asking for confirmation, still waiting for the perfect correction to enter. That correction will not come the way they expect. It never does. What the charts are saying: Gold has spent three years building one of the cleanest bullish channels in its modern history. Every pullback has been absorbed by the Kumo. Every breakout attempt has been contained. The Price Momentum Oscillator remains positive. The structure since 2022 is a textbook impulse, with waves ① and ② already confirmed and price now developing the central extension. Fibonacci targets point to areas that look like science fiction today and could become newspaper headlines twelve months from now. But gold is not the most interesting story. The GOLD/XAU ratio is. The ratio nobody watches, and the one that says everything: For decades, when gold rises faster than its miners, that ratio rises. When miners take leadership, the ratio falls. It is the ultimate thermometer of capital rotation inside the sector. That ratio has just completed a failed Elliott wave 5. It could not break above the wave 3 high from 2008. In technical terms, that is exhaustion of the ratio’s bullish impulse. What comes next is sustained compression, and compression in the ratio means only one thing: Miners are going to outperform the metal. The critical support is 11.20. If it breaks, we enter one of the strongest historical periods of miner outperformance versus gold. This is not an opinion. It is what has happened every time this structure has completed in the past. The XAU has already broken above its 2020 highs. That matters. There is a widespread narrative saying miners have gone nowhere. That is false. The XAU is at 362. Its 2020 highs have been widely exceeded. What happened is that gold exceeded its own highs even more, creating the illusion that miners were left behind. They were not left behind. The metal simply ran faster. And that is about to change. But there is something the index does not tell you: Internal breadth across the sector is still very narrow. In my system, which tracks more than 1,300 mining stocks across 10 asset families, only 1.1% of gold miners are currently in LEADER or STRONG regime. In uranium, 3.9%. In copper, 1.2%. That is not a sign of structural weakness. It is a sign that the rotation is still in its early stages. The indexes are rising because a handful of names with flawless structure are pulling the group higher. The rest of the universe is still building its base. When that breadth expands, and it will expand, the move will stop being selective and become a sector trend. And when that happens, those positioned in the right names will have captured the most asymmetric part of the trade. The thesis in one sentence: Gold has already done its job. Now it is the miners’ turn. The capital that entered the metal as a safe haven will start looking for operating leverage. And that leverage lives in the companies that produce, develop, and explore the gold, silver, copper, and uranium the world needs. Not every name will participate. The market is never that generous. But the names with structure, confirmed regime, and real momentum are going to offer some of the most important returns of this decade over the next twelve to twenty-four months. I already have the map. And I am following it. Trends build wealth. Judgment protects it. #Gold #GoldMiners #MiningStocks #Commodities #MinerAlphaLab
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TheApeOfGoldStreet
TheApeOfGoldStreet@TheApeOfGoldST·
#GOLD If #Gold would repeat any of the 3 last downlegs, here is were price would end up. Where do you think #4 will land? Comment below. Whoever gets closest wins one free month of access to my private Discord channel.
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