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$GSVR Guanajuato Silver Adds Veteran Mine Operator to Board of Directors accessnewswire.com/newsroom/en/me…
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As a US taxpayer, I refuse to be on the hook for the eventual losses that will ensue from this vapid policy of selling oil futures.
I'll go further and declare this an act of spending without appropriation by Congress, and therefore illegal. The people who authorized this should be personally held responsible.
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter
BREAKING: US oil prices erase gains and turn negative on the day, falling below $98/barrel. Equity markets are also paring losses.
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@ArcadiaEconomic Don’t tell @TFMetals @SprottMoney as Craig would tell you “it’s the bankstas” guys a total clown 🤡
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Why #Gold & #Silver Prices Are Falling As Oil Soars, & What's Coming Next...
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Anybody ever play Zero Wing...?
First Squawk@FirstSquawk
US TREASURY SECRETARY BESSENT: WE'LL SEE IF KHARG ISLAND EVENTUALLY BECOMES A US ASSET
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@SantiagoAuFund @jtourzan Like he said, thy wont make the same mistake twice
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@goldseek The markets are fake and something or other 😂 read it on a fortune cookie.
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Iran Mulls Allowing Tankers Through Strait Of Hormuz If Trade Conducted In Yuan zerohedge.com/energy/iran-mu…
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@EFbullion And 1500 to 5000 was always going go be a bigger return than 100 to 150. Basic math is hard I know…
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@SprottMoney why do you have Craig Hemke doing your shows? Same story at all times, markets down “the bankers, options, China is closed, blah blah blah” markets up “normal markets” drop that clown 🤡 @TFMetals
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Military conflicts have driven some of the most intense intervals of White House pressure on the Fed in the past.
“I hope the Board will…not allow the bottom to drop from under our securities,” Truman wrote to the Fed chair in January 1951, as the Korean War deepened. “If that happens, that is exactly what Mr. Stalin wants.”
Nick Timiraos@NickTimiraos
The president expresses a desire for a rare intermeeting rate cut. The last one occurred on March 15, 2020, as the Covid shock overwhelmed financial markets. The Fed's next scheduled policy decision announcement—widely expected to be no change in rates—is in five business days.
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