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How Undervalued Is #Silver Really? (The REAL REASON It Won't Stay Cheap) youtu.be/l5K_1_YvG5k

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China's gold imports surged 124% year-over-year in Q1 2026. 352 tonnes in three months - the highest since early 2024. Retail investment demand led the way. Switzerland, Hong Kong, and Australia supplied 78% of total imports. The world's largest gold consumer just more than doubled its import pace in a single quarter. The physical market is tightening.

Brilliant: Al Arabiya says the earlier reports in Iran media about reaching an agreement were false

@IrradiatedThumb no options on pslv

@StackSmarter Why SLV and not PSLV?

Time will tell, but it feels like the latest peace deal headlines are just further attempts to suppress oil prices and bond yields. Picking up some cheap otm puts here on qqq and slv as insurance. Not financial advice

I think we've seen this movie before. More likely this is being floated to get oil as low as possible as we head into the long weekend. Then hostilities can resume.

BREAKING: The final draft of the US-Iran agreement has been reached with the mediation of Pakistan, which is expected to be announced within the next few hours, per Iranian State media.

🚨 BIG CRASH IN CHINA

🚨 IRAN'S PARLIAMENT SPEAKER SAYS OBVIOUS AND HIDDEN MOVES OF THE 'ENEMY' SHOW THEY ARE SEEKING A NEW ROUND OF WAR

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That's a huge IF

🚨 *US CRUDE INVENTORIES INCLUDING SPR DROP BY MOST ON RECORD: EIA

The IRGC released footage of an Iranian drone striking an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz. The vessel was allegedly attempting to transit without paying. @Osint613

Heavy U.S. military movement towards the Middle East

Massie or whoever else, its just rearranging seats on the Titanic. You're on your own until the system resets.

What we’re witnessing is a true polycrisis. Rising bond yields. A $39 trillion debt load. Energy chokepoints in the Middle East. Strategic petroleum reserves running low. Governments restricting access to silver. Food supply pressures. These are not isolated events. They are interconnected symptoms of a global financial system under increasing strain. In today’s livestream, I break down how bonds, oil, silver, and geopolitics are converging into what could become a full-blown sovereign debt crisis. Watch the full livestream here: youtube.com/live/AexTg2fUu…

The U.S. is now spending over $1.2 trillion annually just on interest payments to service the national debt. That number will keep climbing as Treasury yields move higher. This is the debt spiral in action: • More debt issued • Higher interest rates • Larger interest expense • Even more borrowing required At some point, the government faces two options: 1) Allow rates to stay elevated and let the debt burden compound. 2)Suppress rates through monetary intervention and debase the currency. Neither outcome is bullish for the dollar.

Gulf officials from countries Trump mentioned said they were not aware of the imminent plan to attack Iran: WSJ

Silver is losing the trendline here, and that increases the odds that the breakout into the mid-$80s was a false move rather than the start of an immediate leg higher. At the moment, the main driver appears to be the bond market. Oil remains elevated as the Middle East situation continues to deteriorate, and higher oil feeds directly into inflation expectations. That, in turn, is pushing Treasury yields higher. And that’s where the real risk is. The U.S. is already paying enormous interest on $37+ trillion in debt. If yields continue to spike, it raises the odds of a sovereign debt scare. Trump announced yesterday that planned military strikes were being delayed by 2–3 days, which conveniently pushes the decision into the long weekend. Depending on which report you read, the delay was either due to ongoing diplomatic talks or because Iran has strengthened its air defenses. Either way, the situation remains highly unstable. Even if some sort of deal is reached, it’s hard to imagine the Strait of Hormuz snapping back to normal overnight. Damaged infrastructure, elevated insurance costs, and lingering geopolitical risk could keep oil prices under pressure for some time. So from here, it looks like we have two possible outcomes: An ugly scenario. An even uglier scenario. In the short term, that may mean more volatility for silver and the mining stocks. But if this escalates into a broader debt market event, the real inflationary impulse will likely come from the Fed’s response. And when policymakers are forced to step in with liquidity, gold and silver are likely to be among the first assets to recover. That’s why, despite the paper price action, I still believe this is a time to own physical hard assets.

🚨 *NATO TO CONSIDER HORMUZ DEPLOYMENT IF STRAIT NOT OPEN BY JULY