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@HormuzLetter Easily fixed, have the Israelis bomb the road where it can't be rebuilt quickly

NEW: Pakistan has formally opened 6 overland transit corridors to Iran, with over 3,000 Iran-bound containers stuck at Pakistani ports now set to move by truck, bypassing the US naval blockade entirely, per Fars.

$NTLA It's mostly profit-taking after a recent run-up, plus the usual biotech volatility—nothing fresh like a clinical update or earnings drop today. The last big hit came late 2025 when a patient in their Phase 3 CRISPR trial for ATTR heart disease had severe liver issues and later died, triggering a clinical hold and a 40%+ crash. FDA lifted those holds earlier this year (January and March 2026), and they've shared positive longer-term data on their HAE program, so the pipeline's back on track. Analyst consensus is still Buy to Outperform, with average price targets around $20–$25—roughly 30–60% upside from here, though estimates range widely from $5 to over $100. Intellia's a pure-play CRISPR gene-editing biotech, using one-time treatments to fix genetic diseases like hereditary angioedema and ATTR amyloidosis.

BREAKING: The IRGC Navy is publicly calling Iran’s Foreign Minister Araghchi an "idiot" on international maritime Channel 16, broadcasting that the Strait of Hormuz "is still closed" and "we will open it by the order of our leader Imam Khamenei, not by the tweets of some idiot." He added "All vessels that have a connection with our enemies will be targeted if they try to pass."

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@Bgrew11 @KobeissiLetter

@KobeissiLetter The IRGC are clowns 🤡 acting tough after being totally destroyed , their airforce, their navy, their nuclear facilities, their infrastructure , and blockaded and their leadership killled twice 🤡🤣

BREAKING: Iran's Speaker of the Parliament Ghalibaf says President Trump made "seven claims in one hour, all of which were false." Speaker Ghalibaf says: 1. The US "did not win the war with these lies, and they will certainly not get anywhere in negotiations either" 2. "With the continuation of the US blockade, the Strait of Hormuz will not remain open" 3. Passage through the Strait of Hormuz will be conducted based on the "designated route" and with "Iranian authorization" 4. "Whether the Strait is open or closed and the regulations governing it will be determined by the field, not by social media" 5. "Media warfare and engineering public opinion are an important part of war, and the Iranian nation is not affected by these tricks" This statement came after markets closed for the weekend, following the S&P 500's fastest recovery since 1982. We expect to receive a US response soon.

A whole convoy of empty oil tankers on the way to the US to fill up. It could have been Canada but we have land acknowledgments to do and carbon tax instead.

TRUMP: “Open the strait by 8 p.m. or I'll end your civilization” IRAN: “No.” TRUMP: “Okay, fine. You want to play hardball, we'll play hardball. How about I agree to all of your terms?” IRAN: “Yes.” TRUMP: “Then we have a deal, losers.”

@goldseek Wouldn't it been easier to just take delivery? It would have been a days operation. Unless of course the gold was never there, then this is the face saving move between central bankers. #gold #silver #Miningnews

"Remember the golden rule of negotiating: He who has the gold makes the rules." - Donald Trump 2013 Did France give the rest of the world a good idea? Sell your gold held in the US, get dollars and buy gold and hold domestically.

@jfostertm They have a union to protect with a gold plated pension that u & I are paying for.

What does Canada Post do that the private market can’t do better? The private market is delivering to my door 24X7. How many days/hours does Canada Post work?

@garrett4999 @DonDurrett FVL is a huge position for Eric Sprott, the orignal GOAT. Just last week he was talking it up. Easy 10-20x from here as the gold in the ground gets repriced

@DonDurrett I believe Freegold Ventures is trading at something like $20 / oz for gold in the ground. Not on the list here, but for some reason I just keep buying it. Hope I’m not wrong

My big winners today. Up 8%, but still down big from the recent ATH. Which of these will be 10-baggers? 🤔

SHOCKING Under Carney, China has MORE "diplomats" in Canada by population than ANY country in the WORLD. It's a MASSIVE operation to SPY on Canadians & attack our sovereignty. Now Carney is ENABLING this interference by signing a "law enforcement" deal with Beijing.

Well this isn't good 😢 #MiningStocks #gold #silver

@lumiere07061654 Paradise lost. Import the 3rd world, get the 3rd world.

Trump says he is looking for a speedy victory. While starting a war is easy, it cannot be won with a few tweets. We will not relent until making you sorry for this grave miscalculation. #TrumpMustPay

The Swiss National Bank issued a rare warning that it may intervene in currency markets. That almost never happens. And the reason behind it tells you far more about where the global economy is heading than the inflation panic you’re hearing about in the mainstream media. Right now, everyone is focused on the oil spike and claiming it will lead to another wave of inflation. But Switzerland is showing the exact opposite. For the past three years, the Swiss National Bank has consistently overestimated inflation while the global economy continued weakening underneath the surface. Even after cutting rates all the way to zero, inflation in Switzerland is still barely above zero. In fact, the latest data shows: • Swiss CPI: 0.1% • Core inflation: lowest level in five years • Bond yields: still negative In other words: despite oil spikes, rate cuts, and endless inflation warnings… Prices still aren’t accelerating. Now add the latest development. As global uncertainty rises again, capital is rushing into safe havens like the Swiss franc and the U.S. dollar. That’s why the Swiss National Bank just warned it may intervene in the currency market. And if that pressure continues, the next step could be something most people think is impossible: Negative interest rates returning. This isn’t just a Swiss story. Historically, when Switzerland moves toward negative rates, the rest of the world usually follows in the same direction shortly after. Which means the real risk right now may not be inflation at all… It may be another global disinflation shock. In my upcoming webinar, I’m going to walk through exactly what’s happening behind the scenes in the global economy and why so many mainstream narratives are getting this wrong. A lot is happening all at once right now. And when these signals start appearing together, it usually means we’re approaching a major shift in the global financial system Reserve your spot for the webinar here: eurodollar-university.com/home-page-web Thursday, March 26 6:00 PM Eastern

@XueJia24682 Who's IP did they steal? #china #byd

✨🇨🇳China's BYD has officially unveiled its 2nd Generation Blade Battery, which can charge from 10% to 70% in just 5 minutes.

So much free cash flow sloshing in the system. Lots of takeout candidates as these companies need to replace production & reserves #gold #silver #miningnews $NEM $AEM $GOLD $AU $KGC $GFI

@utopia_escape @RockBtmEntries Nice trade!

@RockBtmEntries I bought $NTR last week as a nat gas/fertilizer bet.

What key commodity is most exposed to a Strait of Hormuz shut-down? Not crude oil. ~40% of global sulfur export trade ~30% of global urea export trade Fertilizers.

@DrMCordero1 @handre That is exactly what happened. It's the same playbook for all socialists/communists - can't help themselves...

@handre Once they stole everything from the wealthy and the middle class--Cuba had a very large middle class--they simply established themselves as the new elite, destroyed what had been a thriving economy, and mired the Cuban people in pervasive poverty and misery.

In 1959, Fidel Castro promised to redistribute Cuba's wealth and create equality for all. Within a decade, the island that once exported sugar and cigars to the world couldn't even keep its own lights on. The wealthy fled, but instead of their riches trickling down to the poor, everyone just became equally poor together. The revolucionarios had calculated that seizing the means of production would mean seizing prosperity itself. What they discovered instead was that prosperity isn't sitting in some vault waiting to be redistributed—it's created daily by millions of voluntary exchanges, investments, and entrepreneurial risks. When you abolish those mechanisms, you don't redistribute wealth; you redistribute poverty. Today's politicians make the same mathematical error Castro did: they see inequality and assume it represents a fixed pie that just needs better slicing. They never ask why some pies grow while others shrink, or why the countries promising equality most loudly seem to deliver scarcity most efficiently. The cruel irony is that the only truly "equal" outcome socialism reliably produces is making everyone equally worse off than they started.