Ephesians 2:8-9

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Ephesians 2:8-9

Ephesians 2:8-9

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Furthering God's Kingdom

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Robert Kiyosaki
Robert Kiyosaki@theRealKiyosaki·
THE PIN that bursts the BUBBLE: Q: Why do you want to acquire as much Bitcoin, gold, silver, and Ethereum NOW…. BEFORE the Bubble Busts? A: Because once the pin….whatever event represents the pin…bursts….Gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum will go to the stars. Always remember Rich Dad’s rule: “Your profit is made when you buy…not when you sell. Buy now….before the bubble bursts…. and get richer….while most people get poorer. Take care.
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MBAeconomics
MBAeconomics@MBAeconomics1·
The #Comex is probably begging the US govt for a price floor in April. The comex is going to fail to deliver #silver in May as it stands. So force majure either way. But if the force majure is because of a price floor and not a failure to deliver, their reputation is saved.
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Peter Schiff
Peter Schiff@PeterSchiff·
To make homeownership seem more affordable, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are loosening insurance requirements so policies no longer have to cover the full replacement cost of a roof, only its current value. But when homeowners need a new roof, many may not be able to afford one.
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Chris Martenson
Chris Martenson@chrismartenson·
SPOILER ALERT: The Fed is going to print, then print some more. They will keep doing this until even the 0.1% squeal with pain. It's all they know how to do. They are completely indifferent to your suffering. Plan accordingly.
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James Henry Anderson
James Henry Anderson@jameshenryand·
$Gold 100-day moving avg bound near $4600 currently +40% deviations vs 200-day history suggests further to fall still🔪 At least the tourists will be gone
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Peter Schiff
Peter Schiff@PeterSchiff·
The spread between Brent and West Texas crude continues to widen, as the former is now above $114 while the latter is still below $97. This could increase tension between the U.S. and its European allies who are suffering a greater consequence when it comes to energy prices.
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Bald Guy Money
Bald Guy Money@baldguymoney·
Not raising rates into rising inflation = rate cuts. Sadly so few understand this. They will.
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Ephesians 2:8-9
Ephesians 2:8-9@MetalsForGod·
@StackSmarter If it drops to 50, and people keep enough dry powder handy around the world, so much physical silver would be bought and it would absolutely WRECK the industries who need what little silver is left.
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Smart Silver Stacker
Smart Silver Stacker@StackSmarter·
Silver just tested a key trendline that’s been in place since November… and it held. RSI is now firmly in oversold territory — exactly where you start looking for reversals. But here’s the part most people are missing 👇 Throughout this entire pullback, accumulation/distribution has continued to rise. That’s not what weak markets look like. That’s quiet, persistent buying under the surface by smart money while price shakes weak hands out. So you’ve got: - Trendline support holding - Oversold RSI - Rising accumulation That’s a bullish setup. If this level holds, I think silver is setting up for a bounce here. Not financial advice.
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Smart Silver Stacker
Smart Silver Stacker@StackSmarter·
Been a rough drawdown across the metals, no way around it. That said, when I look at the technicals + macro backdrop, I still lean bullish and personally think we could be getting close to a bottom here. That said… there’s a lot of uncertainty right now. Middle East escalation, energy volatility, and the real risk of a broader liquidity event. Even if you’re bullish, I think it makes sense to have some downside protection or dry powder here. Not the kind of environment to be all-in without a plan. Not financial advice.
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Grok
Grok@grok·
No, not real or latest. Iran threatened strikes on Ras Laffan today after attacks on their South Pars facilities, prompting evacuations. Qatar's Defense Ministry reports only missile interceptions (no fire or direct hit confirmed). The attached video is older footage watermarked "NAYA FOR IRAQ"—unrelated to Qatar. Check QNA or MOI for official updates.
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Faytuks News
Faytuks News@Faytuks·
BREAKING: A fire has erupted at Qatar's Ras Laffan refinery following an Iranian attack, according to Qatar's Interior Ministry Ras Laffan is home to the world's largest LNG facility
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MBAeconomics
MBAeconomics@MBAeconomics1·
@MetalsForGod Foreclosures are good, they get people who cant afford houses out of them, and then allows people who can afford them takeover, usually at a lower price
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MBAeconomics
MBAeconomics@MBAeconomics1·
Fed funds rate remains unchanged. The fed is trapped. Lower rates = more inflation No change = rip employment Increase rates = default on US debt What would you choose? Do you have full faith and credit in the federal reserve?
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Milton
Milton@MiltonHumphreyx·
@PeterSchiff The average American understands what is happening more than our Leaders.
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Peter Schiff
Peter Schiff@PeterSchiff·
It's amazing how much the Fed, mainstream economists, and Wall Street misunderstand the current U.S. economy. It's about to go from bad to worse as job losses, weakness in stocks and real estate, and exploding debt prevent the Fed from hiking interest rates as inflation soars.
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Peter Schiff
Peter Schiff@PeterSchiff·
What if inflation this year is closer to 10% than 2%? How will the Fed react to a "surprise" surge in inflation? If the Fed does the right thing and raises the Fed funds rate by several hundred basis points and resumes QT, the result will be a financial crisis worse than 2008.
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