
SherpaT
195 posts


@Cointelegraph Australians need to be placing their retirement savings into productive industries, equities and assets, not imaginary money.
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@JEChalmers If you would humble yourself even a little and acknowledge you and your party's contribution to this mess ppl like myself might be willing to forgive. But you blatantly lie and hide behind your words and misleading accusations.
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Today the independent Reserve Bank increased interest rates by 25 basis points.
Australians are already paying a hefty price for the war in the Middle East and this decision will make it tougher.
It will add to the pressure that families and businesses are under at a time of ongoing global instability.
We understand that people are under pressure which is why we’re rolling out responsible cost of living relief.
The uncertainty and volatility in the global economy mean there is an even greater premium on responsible fiscal management.
In the upcoming Budget, we’ll continue this government’s record of responsible economic management by saving more than we spend and banking all upward revisions to revenue.
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@silvertrade Christ said "a tree is known by its fruit" and "love your enemies" and "love your neighbour"
Only a psychopath would consider Trump's actions are in any way Christlike and worthy of salvation.
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🌴PALM SUNDAY: President Trump posts letter from pastor Franklin Graham telling Trump that he can be Heaven bound- & the ONLY way to Heaven is through the shed blood of Jesus Christ⚠️
“The Bible says ‘If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord & believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. (Romans 10:9)”

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@newscomauHQ So the US is coming to our rescue to solve a problem they created 🤣
Honestly, let them keep their f'ing oil!
Cause let me guess, they'll be expecting us to support their corrupt war!
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Australia relies on Asia for fuels. But three large shipments of petrol and diesel are on their way to our shores from the US. Full story: bit.ly/41sHoOc

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@silvertrade Oh look what we found when we invaded Iran. We had no idea Iran contained roughly 7% of the world's mineral deposits. How fortunate for us.
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@silvertrade Sounds like the plot from an American movie. Good guy US must destroy bad guy Iran.
If only the world was as simple as a Hollywood movie 🤔
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Trump wants a DEAL with Iran.
Trump HATES War.
Problem is Trump thinks Iran has learned from Operation Midnight Hammer & will come to the table.
It hasnt, & it won't.
This isn't Bush & Iraq 2.0.
The Iranian Regime is a radical fundamental Islamic regime bent on jihad, its ENTIRE PARLIAMENT has routinely chanted "DEATH TO AMERICA" for the past 5 decades.
Iran doesn't want a deal. Iran wants the US & Israel wiped off the map.
Iran is going to STRIKE FIRST (only after stalling as long as possible).
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@JulianHillMP Hoping the irony is not lost on you bro! The rise of One Nation is a direct result of Labour Party policy. 😄 You should think about that!
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Pauline Hanson’s One Nation caught out again - shitting on millions of Australians because of the colour of their skin. #auspol
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@TheBTCTherapist Ha ha dude, you guys been calling the top since $60. 😅 Current price on the Shanghai exchange is $120. The paper market will follow.
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This is what is known as a top signal.
Thank me later.

Binance@binance
Also, you can trade Gold & Silver on Binance.
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@BitcoinNewsCom More misinformation from the crypto purveyors hoping you'll sell your precious metals and buy Shitcoin.
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@TheBTCTherapist Meanwhile, the opportunity cost of holding Shitcoin has cost you 3x gains in silver.
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@cz_binance Crypto is like a closed loop financial system. In order to profit, someone must lose.
Sadly it's usually the little guy!
Fuck crypto!
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@TheBTCTherapist Seriously, like he's hardly likely to say anything else is he, even if he knows BTC is at a historical precipice, and the broader crypto market is screwed.
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@dotkrueger Bro missed his calling as a fictional story writer! 😂
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The Great Silver Crash of 2026
December 31, 2025 — 11:59 PM | $71
Silver closed the year at $71 an ounce, euphoric and untouchable. The narrative felt airtight. Inflation wasn’t “dead,” central banks were “trapped,” and silver—scarce, tangible, politically neutral—was finally having its moment. Charts circulated showing clean breakouts from decade-long ranges. The tone wasn’t speculation anymore; it was destiny. Owning silver felt prudent. Not owning it felt irresponsible.
January 3, 2026 — 9:30 AM | $66
The first trading days of the year brought unease, not panic. A stronger dollar crept into headlines. Treasury yields nudged higher. Silver slid into the mid-$60s. Commentators framed it as digestion after a historic run. “Healthy pullback” became the phrase of the week. Dip buyers stepped in confidently.
January 8, 2026 — 2:15 PM | $59
Margin requirements were quietly raised. It barely made the news. But the market felt it immediately. Silver cracked below $60, and suddenly the pullback narrative broke. Leveraged longs began trimming—not selling yet, just reducing risk. Liquidity thinned. Volatility spiked. Peter Schiff went on record calling the drop “a gift” and proof that silver was being deliberately suppressed. Meanwhile, almost unnoticed by silver diehards, Bitcoin was up sharply on the week, capital rotating into an asset that didn’t care about margin hikes, warehouse inventories, or COMEX explanations.
January 11, 2026 — 6:48 PM | $56
Vinny Lingham posted that he was doubling down. Silver, he said, was being “pushed around by weak hands.” The long-term thesis hadn’t changed. If anything, this was confirmation. Screenshots of the post spread fast. For many holders, it was reassurance they desperately wanted to believe.
January 12, 2026 — 10:42 AM | $54
The selling turned mechanical. Stops were hit. ETFs saw outflows. Futures liquidations accelerated. Silver fell through $55 in hours. Social media shifted tone—from confidence to confusion. Explanations multiplied, but bids did not.
January 14, 2026 — 8:20 PM | $51
The darker media ecosystem arrived on schedule. Podcasts and Substacks lit up with familiar refrains: paper silver, naked shorts, COMEX fraud. Warehouse charts were recycled. Any mention of leverage or positioning was dismissed as establishment gaslighting. The crash, they insisted, could not be real—because the thesis could not be wrong.
January 16, 2026 — 1:07 PM | $48
Panic arrived. The move became vertical, but downward. $50 failed instantly. Industrial demand arguments resurfaced, but markets weren’t listening. This wasn’t about fundamentals anymore; it was about positioning. Everyone who had to sell was selling at once.
January 18, 2026 — 9:12 PM | $45
Lingham reiterated his stance. Still long. Still buying. “This is exactly what capitulation looks like,” he wrote. But the market was already past the point of persuasion. Conviction doesn’t stop margin calls. Tweets don’t provide liquidity.
January 21, 2026 — 3:58 PM | $40
Silver printed $40. Outrage peaked. Dark-side media declared the drop “the final suppression event” and promised an imminent squeeze. View counts surged even as portfolios cratered. The same people who had warned against stop-losses now blamed exchanges for liquidations.
January 31, 2026 — End of Month | $42
Stabilization, not recovery. Volatility subsided as forced selling exhausted itself. The manipulation narrative lingered, then quietly faded as attention moved elsewhere. The real postmortem was dull and unshareable: excess leverage, thin markets, reflexive belief.
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@Vivek4real_ The chart reminds me of an ECG for someone experiencing heart failure.
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@MarkJCarney When you guys got rid of Trudeau we felt momentarily hopeful for you. What has happened to Canada?
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