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@ZngDaniel @EquityBrian Let me help explain with 1 picture @EquityBrian is talking valuation @ZngDaniel is talking technical

@EquityBrian Structure’s breaking down and longs aren’t fully wiped yet. One more flush to clear positioning before a reversal makes sense

Last chance to sell at 130s. Baba is obviously forming a double top today. Short $baba long $ceg

BREAKING NEWS: Covid-19 may not have originated in China but in the seafood industry in the US state of Maine, according to data circulated by a European scientist yesterday. The startling news came from a re-examination of a long-deleted social media post in Chinese, reports Science, an academic journal. It’s an extraordinary story. In September 2021, a post appeared on WeChat which said that people in Maine, in the middle of 2019, came down with a mysterious respiratory disease. Some attributed it to vaping, while others said it appeared to be a virus. By the end of the year, the virus arrived in China in frozen lobsters from Maine. They were sold at the Wuhan wet market—specifically at stall 6-29. As the lobsters thawed, live animals picked up the virus, and 17 humans developed anti-bodies to it. By 31 December, 2019, the Chinese government identified a mysterious respiratory disease at the market and closed it the next day. . 'CONSPIRACY THEORY' At the time, the 2021 post was dismissed as one of a dozen conspiracy theories attributed to China trying to “shift the blame”. The Maine lobster story spread on Twitter, but the accounts sharing it were closed down as “disinformation”. (It was later revealed that Twitter, before Elon Musk took over, worked regularly with US government agencies, who saw it as a political tool to control global narratives.) French virus scientist Florence Débarre dismissed the theory too, at the time. But when she revisited the WeChat post recently, she noted that it did not come across as a conspiracy theory. On the contrary, it contained a wealth of material that had never been released before, even by the Chinese government. This included detailed maps of the Wuhan market, identifying specific stalls which had infected live animals and the positions of stallholders carrying antibodies. “The maps contain information that was made public later, which indicates they come from an informed source,” Débarre told Science. In other words, a narrative deleted by pre-Musk Twitter as a conspiracy theory was in reality from a highly knowledgeable Chinese source, likely a scientist involved in the investigation at an early stage. The WeChat post, signed Kunlun Sword, says that Chinese scientists found 18 live animal samples which were positive from a stall numbered 6-29. This was the exact same stall that Débarre and other coronavirus experts had identified as the main source of the outbreak-- two years later in a 2023 study. Today’s development doesn’t conclusively “prove” anything—but it does indicate that a post telling a story quickly deleted from the western Internet, was a genuine source with a high level of access to original data. . STORY CANNOT BE DISMISSED It’s important to note that new story should not be dismissed as Chinese propaganda. Quite the opposite: The writer of the report in the Science journal takes a hostile attitude to the country, arguing that the story is “further evidence that China is withholding vital data on the contentious issue”. Some scientists remain skeptical about Débarre’s report, while others say it merits further study, the journal says. Still, at a more general level, the extreme politicization of the Covid-19 story means that all evidence that the virus circulated in the US and Europe in 2019 before being identified by doctors in China, is routinely omitted from reports. It should not be forgotten that the US government put the CIA in charge of Covid-19 origins research, not medical scientists. But as the Chinese make an increasingly large contribution to the world of research, the global science sector can at least hope for more balance in future.

@hanifproduktif Not fair tbh. That's still a decrease of take home pay, indonesia corporations pay attention to that, especially how malicious HRD interviews are asking for payslip etc. as soon as the interviewee innocently give in the payslip, that's it - market value gone. Interviewer must be

Setuju. Masih banyak loh orang yang belum move on dari era keemasan Gojek. Kemarin gue interview BD ex-Gojek. Minta gaji 20 juta/bulan. Pengalaman kerja 3 tahun. Gue tawarin: base salary 8 juta + 10% commission dari revenue yang dia generate. Orangnya ga mau. Lah. Kalau emang jago, 10% commission bisa dapet 30-50 juta sebulan. Lebih gede dari yang dia minta. Tapi dia maunya fixed 20 juta. Tanpa KPI revenue. Gaji duduk. Ini yang bikin gue mikir… Lo 3 tahun di Gojek, tapi ga berani dibayar berdasarkan hasil kerja lo sendiri? Berarti lo tau persis kemampuan lo di mana. Menurut kalian fair ga gue kasih gaji BD berdasarkan performa/KPI dia? (Masih ada base salary 8juta, dan ini di Jogja jadi 4x UMR) Atau gue harus bayar gaji duduk 20juta/bulan hanya karena dia ex-Gojek? Good luck nemu company yang mau bayar lo 20 juta/bulan without proven result di era sekarang wkwk. Sebenernya gue ga peduli sih mau orangnya ex-Gojek, ex-Tokopedia, yang penting bisa kerja.

@thesilverhermit What would happen when everyone sharing the same future movement price chart of silver snd gold? 🤔🫣

Six weeks ago, we were told that #silver had a generational top, that it's going to collapse back to $50 an ounce and trend lower for many years to come. Why did they say that? Because that's what happened in 1980. But of course, this is not 1980, and the conditions we have today are not similar at all. Back in 1980, the fiat US dollar was a relatively new phenomenon, and people did not realize what a scam it would turn out to be. Back in 1980, the debt to GDP in the US was about 30%, and the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates all the way to 20% without hurting the Federal Government. Today, this ratio stands at 120%, making it impossible for the Fed to fight the inflation. Also, in 1980 the inflationary cycle was 15 years old, and all commodities had a chance to catch up to the increase in the money supply. Nowadays, the inflationary cycle is only 5 years old, and most commodities have barely started to move. Comparing the current situation to 1980 is kind of silly. Right now, silver is close to breaking out of this pennant formation. This is not the only technical hurdle preventing it from advancing higher. It would also need to overcome horizontal resistance at around $96 an ounce, and later at its all time high around $120 an ounce. But given its overall strength in 2025, this could happen rather quickly.

@graddhytrading sorry to hear that, and I pray that for the best for your mom and get the best treatment!

@AndrewThrasher @grok what does this means?

One market that has shown a recent 5% canary signal with confirmation is Indonesia's Jakarta Stock Exchange.

🚨It's Black Wednesday in Asia. 🇰🇷Korea's Kospi -12% 🇹🇭Thailand's SET -8% 🇯🇵Japan's Nikkei -3.7% 🇮🇩Indonesia's IDX - 4.3% 🇦🇺Australia's ASX -2% 🇭🇰Hong Kong's Hang Seng -2.5% 🇮🇳India's Nifty 50 -2%

If you're from 90s, you have to read this.. 🧵

@graddhytrading @graddhytrading another please?

@graddhytrading Can you pls do $WPM and $FNV?

This delivery dad thought he might embarrass his son, who was on a date with a girl, but he proudly introduced him. This is how you know you raised your kid right.

@DonDurrett @DaveHcontrarian @xchchiamining @Silver__Santa following both for years, i can confidently say I'd pick Don's call over David's, no offence

Whoa. What? Missed it. I use future gold/silver prices to analyze mining stocks. We have never come close to the prices I use on my website. The bull market I am expecting in gold/silver miners has not arrived yet (it's too early to sell). Yes, I expect the bull market to reach its mania phase after the S&P rolls over -- a fear trade into mining stocks. I always say to ride the train (stay fully invested) and buy the dips. We will ride the train to the top of the mountain (and sell on the way to the top). Those who follow me have not missed anything. 😉

GOLD #HUNTER I'm still 95% invested, 5% cash. Silver and Gold remain very strong. The Miners are very weak. Climbing the wall of worry. Everyone's afraid. Maximum pain. In for the win. @DaveHcontrarian

@TheGladiatorHC Silver is critical minerals. Gold is not

I don't think this will include Gold and Silver. Will be focused on rare earth's and uranium.

Charlie Munger: 'China is successful because they copy Singapore'

@DonDurrett Also from the same guy x.com/i/status/20151…

Let's wait and see if he's a time-traveler. 😂

Politicians across the world should memorize these words 👇 "Those who serve as officials must not pursue wealth; those who pursue wealth must not seek official positions. Be clean and upright, and serve as an official with unwavering determination. As long as the breeding grounds and conditions for corruption still exist, we must keep sounding the bugle and never rest, not in a minute, in our fight against #corruption."

@rickmccracken But but but... you can't steal people's money legally without launching a token, no benefit...

Just my opinion, but if someone launches a new app, the app should simply use the underlying gas coin or a stable coin for payment and use. For LP and lending, the LP tokens should be used for governance vote weight. LP providers & lenders should get the vast majority of fees.

8 years ago, in 2018, I bought my first 2 rug tokens. They did not intend to be rugs, people just had no clue if tokenizing random bullshit utility would work. Here we are in 2026. Thousands of new tokens per year. Most of the token charts look like this over a long enough time:

@davidgokhshtein where (and who gave) did this "dr" get the passing degree as "doctor" ?

This isn’t controversial. It’s biology. Men can’t get pregnant. And the fact that anyone has to dance around that answer tells you exactly how broken the conversation has become.

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For years, the mining industry has been starved of capital, trapped in a vicious cycle of underinvestment and declining production. Environmental regulations, permitting delays, and the high risk of volatile commodity prices have made it nearly impossible to finance new projects. The result has been a chronic underinvestment in new supply, even as the world’s appetite for metals has continued to grow. By de-risking the sector through cheap energy, they are opening the floodgates of capital to create the next CAPEX cycle that will drive the needed supply to match the historic demand stack headed our way.