Milan Prša

@hajiyev_rashad You thought we had free markets?

Nonsense continues to remain in the precious metals market gold rallies on de-escalation and dumps on escalation. Who determines this pattern? Free markets? Complete nonsense

@mark_slapinski To make a crapload of money... if you're an insider, of course.

I'm genuinely confused What the fuck was the point of the Iran war?

@Frank_Giustra @MarioNawfal And we got front row seats.

@MarioNawfal The world is a circus.

🇮🇱🇺🇸🇮🇷 Israeli TV have started a countdown for Trump's deadline

@steve_hanke I live in Switzerland and that's simply not the reality. Rent, food, energy, transport and health insurance are 10-30% more expensive than 5 years ago, while wages have barely increased.

Switzerland’s inflation rate is 0.1%/yr. That's at the lower end of the Swiss target range of 0%-2%/yr. NO SURPRISE. Switzerland’s money supply (M3) just came in at 5.0%/yr. That's within Hanke's Golden Growth Rate of 4.4%-6.4%/yr. THE INFLATION STORY = A MONEY SUPPLY STORY.

@badcharts1 Likely going to low 60s

You can TRY to spin this any which way you want... But silver's correction/consolidation is STILL ongoing. It only gets SAFER, once this resolves.

@MilesFranklinCo @mikemcglone11 @MichelleMakori I'm sure he's shorting gold and gold stocks. These people sound so confident, yet never dare put their money where their mouth is.

Has gold already peaked? Bloomberg’s @mikemcglone11 says yes and warns: • Gold → $3,000 • Silver → $50 • Bitcoin → $10,000 • Stocks → 50% crash @MichelleMakori pushes back on the structural case for gold. Watch the latest episode of The Real Story with Michelle Makori here👇 youtube.com/watch?v=zO_13f…

@StephenKing Oh, so it would have been ok with congressional approval?

In February, the average price of a gallon of regular gas in the United States was $2.91. Now it’s $4.22 . That's what you get when you elect an idiot the president of the United States, allow him to start a war without congressional approval.

@BryceMLipscomb That's ok. Just don't ever vote again and you'll be fine.

Voted for Donald Trump & I got: 1. War 2. Israel 🇮🇱 First 3. Higher gas $ 4. Large deficits 5. More spending 6. Higher grocery $ 7. Higher clothing $ 8. Higher vehicle $ 9. 401K losses 10. Investments down 11. Devaluation of the dollar. I’m FUCKING retarded. God I’m sorry.

@TrendingBitcoin They can always print enough

🇺🇸 "Big Short" investor Michael Burry warns US financial markets and the economy will crash. "The problem is too big to save."

@eurofounder You'd be happier in a 100 m2 apartment.

My apartment in Frankfurt is cozy 38 square meters Last month an American colleague showed me his house on a video call 4 bedrooms, a garage, a backyard, a pool "How much do you pay?" I asked "$4,200 a month" he said I chuckled Of course an American is getting scammed I pay €3,200 for our wonderful studio Americans need big houses because they have nothing else No culture, no community, no public transport Just rooms full of things they bought on credit My wife's boyfriend comes over almost everyday and we never feel cramped Small living spaces build stronger communities This is why Europeans are happier than Americans

@TheSqeakyMouse Not this Wednesday 😉

$SLV looking to break out of its pennant on the daily. I’d expect to see a move up by Wednesday.

@ShannonJoyRadio He made Hegseth wear the bunny costume?

Here we have the Mad King Donald casually discussing WWIII and dead soldiers while standing next to a giant fucking Easter Bunny. Seriously, get me off this ride ...

@tradition_money @SilverElMining A lot of people bought above $100

SILVER PRICE IS CRASHING… reality, silver is up more than +150 % over the past year. #silver Made possible by @SilverElMining

@compliantvc We must live in different Europes

went out for a wonderful breakfast this morning ate a delicious meal for only €8 (croissant + espresso) the waiter didn't beg for a 50% tip instead, the restaurant paid him a respectable living wage without having to rely on charity from the diners on my way home, I enjoyed a free ride on public transit instead of paying $3,200 a month for a leased car that costs an additional $750 a month in petrol just to operate The American mind cannot comprehend the beauty of living in Europe

@Handre He needed THAT to convince him communism had failed? 😂

In 1987, Boris Yeltsin visited a Houston grocery store and stood stunned in the produce aisle. The future Russian president couldn't believe ordinary Americans had year-round access to bananas, 30 types of bread, and shelves that never emptied. He later said this moment convinced him communism had failed. Meanwhile, Soviet citizens queued for hours just hoping the bread truck would arrive before supplies ran out. The contrast wasn't subtle: one system trusted millions of daily decisions by individuals, the other trusted a handful of bureaucrats in Moscow to coordinate everything. Today's supply chain crises offer a tiny glimpse of what central planning delivers permanently. When politicians promise to "fix" markets, remember Yeltsin's shock at seeing what happens when you simply let people trade freely.

@PeterSchiff What morality?

Trump told the N.Y. Times that the only limitations on his power as commander in chief are his own mind and morality. He didn't recognize the U.S. Constitution as restraining him, nor any internationally recognized rules of engagement. I'd prefer that constraint not be tested.

@LPNational That's like saying the goal is less cancer. No, the goal is no government.

The goal isn't better government. It's less government.

@RealRickRule I moved in 2010 because I was taxed at 50%!!

Why might this be occuring?

@BladeoftheS Then move to a country where there are only the poor.

Does anybody want to afford it?

@GregorPepe @Heccles94 No, that's not the definition

Capitalism means the people are controlled by the capitalists who own the markets. There is nothing free about it. It’s all debt and slavery.