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Stranius trying to survive the Fourth Turning

@StraniusC

Too bad common sense is not more common

Arizona, USA Katılım Mayıs 2017
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HealthRanger
HealthRanger@HealthRanger·
Within a few weeks, a desperate Trump will likely authorize ground troops to invade Iran. "Vietnam 2.0" will be unleashed, and if Trump persists, U.S. casualties could exceed 50,000 troops very quickly. How many U.S. soldiers must die for Israel (while Lindsay Graham cheers) before Trump is impeached and removed from power? There's apparently no limit to the sacrifices that U.S. mothers and fathers must make on the altar of Zionist Israel to appease Netanyahu. Trump will gladly sacrifice any number of U.S. troops to appease his handlers, it seems. Get ready for a steady flow of draped coffins returning to America, filled with whatever remains can be located for the U.S. soldiers who bled and died for a satanic pedophile empire.
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@KarelMercx @goldseek That is correct. For any metal sold in concentrate form that is in-transit at reporting date, the company estimates the month that payment will be received and revenue for that shipment is recorded provisionally based on the estimated month of payment futures price.
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Peter Spina ⚒ GoldSeek | SilverSeek
I cannot understand how Hecla achieved a $69/ounce average realized silver price sold in Q4. Doesn’t add up unless it was a mistake in reporting or …?!?
Tommy99@Tommy19801984

@goldseek HL’s Silver price earned of $69 was about $15 over 4th QTR average silver price ….hmmm. Is Comex relevant any more?

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The Kobeissi Letter
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·
BREAKING: Amazon stock, $AMZN, falls -10% after reporting Q4 2025 earnings. It's now down -15% on the day including its regular hours move.
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Rmoney-$@aremuhknee·
@MBAeconomics1 Who care lol. They can play around with their paper all they want, silver futures are going to zero as it decouples from physical. Btw anybody know how I can take possession of physical? It doesn’t seem to be an option at the moment
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MBAeconomics@MBAeconomics1·
ZERO SYMPATHY WHEN THE #COMEX COLLAPSES! NO BAILOUTS. THEY ALL GO TO PRISON.
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David Bateman
David Bateman@davidbateman·
I’ve learned recently that the local coin shops can’t sell their lower grade junk silver because a) refineries aren’t buying it because it’s easier to refine 999 silver and b) they are having trouble financing hedges against their existing inventories. This is creating congestion in the silver supply chain and causing demand destruction. I’m not super up to speed on how to wholesale networks are structured, but I decided to allocate up to $200M to help clear these back logs of 90% constitutional silver. If anyone can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it. The spice must flow
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TheHappyHawaiian
TheHappyHawaiian@ThHappyHawaiian·
Perfect breakout and retest for platinum sitting at the all time high right now Should explode higher from here
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Ian Smith, Sr.
Ian Smith, Sr.@iansmithfitness·
Crazy how we can kidnap Maduro and his wife to stand trial in the US but Trump and co. can't get a single meaningful arrest for COVID, voter fraud, Russia hoax, Epstein, Benghazi, J6, Biden corruption, Clinton corruption, Obama corruption, or literally ANYTHING.
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Gary Savage
Gary Savage@garysavage1·
If silver gets through $80 then $100 will start pulling like a magnet. It could literally get there in 5-10 days.
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@HealthRanger Hi Mike. I listen to your show almost daily and I am a big fan. I don't disagree. The issue is this: How much did you pay to a third party that developed the AI tools to do the coding you are describing & how does that compare to the cost they paid to develop it? Thats the gap.
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HealthRanger
HealthRanger@HealthRanger·
For anyone who thinks there's an "AI bubble," let me help you rethink your understanding of that. While stock market prices may indeed be inflated, the core capabilities of AI are still UNDER-hyped! The vast majority of people have truly no idea how radically AI technology is going to change the world in just the next two years. It's clear to me that 50% - 80% of "desk jobs" will be made obsolete by AI in that time frame. Here's proof: AI tools allowed me, as a single human being, to code the entire code base for the books.brightlearn.ai book creation engine in just a few weeks, with no other engineers. This book engine has, in just a few days, reached 10K downloads of free books. Soon that will be 100K, then 1M, etc. If I tried to build this with human engineers, it would have taken six months and several hundred thousand dollars... and many hours of my time trying to explain what I want to human engineers todo. Instead, I just tell the AI agents what I want and they build it in minutes, not days. Naturally, it helps to have a coding background (like I do) in order to understand content structures, db structures, caching, fallback measures, coding redundancies, error checking, adaptive screen response, etc. But I've built this entire project without speaking a single word to a single human engineer. If I can build this in 2025 without involving another human being, imagine what's possible in 2026... and 2027. Like I said, most people are UNDER-hyping AI capabilities. The things AI can do isn't a bubble. It's a birth, the very beginning of an era of incredible human abundance. For example, my engine is now generating books and giving them away for free, forever, under a Creative Commons license. Before long, we'll have 10,000 books available on every topic imaginable. Then 100K books. And then a million. Knowledge should be free, and access to knowledge is a basic human right. With AI and decentralized information, I'm making good on that promise to empower and uplift humanity, bypassing censorship and lowering the cost of book knowledge to zero. Couldn't do it without AI. And we use NVIDIA chips to make all this happen. NVIDIA's microprocessor infrastructure is revolutionizing everything. (And no, I don't own any NVIDIA stock.)
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🏴‍☠️@calvinfroedge·
@10009nyny I am in chemicals, and yet have a lot of cash I buy depressed cyclials I sell everything else
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🏴‍☠️@calvinfroedge·
I am nearly all cash and just watching the shit show unfold Will consider buying S&P500 at least 50% lower
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HealthRanger
HealthRanger@HealthRanger·
NVIDIA's earnings announcement today absolutely destroyed the "AI bubble" argument, at least on the hardware side of things. $57 billion in revenue (for the quarter) and nearly $32 billion in profit. WOW. This is what I've been saying, folks: NVIDIA has already pre-sold every single microchip it can manufacture for years to come. This isn't a bubble, it's a ramping up.
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Dave Collum
Dave Collum@DavidBCollum·
I've asked the most qualified person I know by DM, but can any of you tell me why Petrobras is so cheap? What am I missing?
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