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Fake news spreading lunatic...who is also sometimes a bit of a dick
Katılım Temmuz 2013
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@TheGladiatorHC @KingKong9888 Being early is as good as being wrong
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Michael Oliver says the silver pullback should end today or Monday, with support in the mid-$70s. The next move is back to $90, and once that breaks, silver really takes off. The target is still $300 to $500 by late summer, the same way copper and lead exploded when they finally broke out of their decade-long ranges
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@TheGladiatorHC Silver won't go to $300 just because a line on a chart points to it.
There are no fundamentals that currently support those levels. Right now, industrial users say 'No'
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POSSIBLE WASHINGTON–TEHRAN DEAL NEARS FINALIZATION
Work is underway to finalize the text of a Washington–Tehran agreement, according to Al Hadath sources, with negotiations reportedly advancing in earnest.
Sources say a final deal could be announced within hours if Pakistan’s army chief does not travel to Iran, suggesting key diplomatic steps are nearing completion.
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@NaeemAslam23 So the container shortage had nothing to do with thousands of containers stuck on ships sitting outside ports that couldn't be unloaded because no one was allowed to go to work
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🚨 🇺🇸🇨🇳 SHIPPING CONTAINER PROBE JUST PUT SUPPLY CHAIN POWER BACK IN FOCUS
US investigators are examining whether major Chinese firms scaled back shipping container production before the 2020 global supply shock. China controls over 95% of global container output, and weaker orders before 2020 left the world exposed when demand suddenly surged.
The simple signal is dependency. If one country controls the boxes, it can shape freight costs, delivery speed and trade pressure.
Logistics, retailers and exporters benefit when container supply diversifies. China’s dominance keeps shipping risk alive.

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@financialjuice The figure quoted for UK is highly misleading.
Out of the $927 bin, only $200 bln is held by the UK gov, the rest ($700 bln) is held by private investors and institutions.
The $1.192 trln and $652 bln for Japan and China is predominantly gov held.
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@DaveHcontrarian @gspotprice @Charlotte_McL Industrial users (who are currently 56% of silver buyers) will disappear overnight at prices above $100.
Which group will come in and soak up the 56% excess capacity and drive the price up further?
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@gspotprice @Charlotte_McL Silver will likely outperform gold into the top this year but both with do well.
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Had a good interview with Charlotte McLeod @Charlotte_McL of InvestingNews.com,recorded 5/6/26.It was a timely update where discussed my bullish outlook on the stock,bond & metals markets & my bearish outlook for oil. youtube.com/watch?v=B6fHv5…

YouTube
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@silverstacking7 @KingKong9888 Who is going to buy a solar panel that lasts 10 years but requires 15 years of use before you get your initial costs back?
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Why Copper Hasn’t Replaced Silver — Despite the Obvious Cost Advantage ...
Silver vs Copper — What Actually Happens ...
(1.) Oxidation ...
Copper reacts with oxygen, forming oxides that increase electrical resistance over time.
Silver does not form problematic oxides in the same way, particularly within the sealed environment of a solar panel.
(2.) Diffusion into Silicon (Critical Problem) ...
Copper atoms can migrate into the silicon lattice, creating defects that reduce efficiency and long-term reliability.
This is a known issue in semiconductor systems.
Silver: Much More Stable in This Context
(A.) No Oxidation Problem ...
Silver can tarnish under certain conditions, but inside a sealed solar panel, this effect is minimal and does not significantly impact performance.
(B.) Much Lower Diffusion Risk ...
Silver does not migrate into silicon in the same way copper does, allowing it to be used directly as a contact material with far less risk.
Copper requires additional barrier layers between itself and the silicon layers to prevent diffusion into the silicon — adding additional processes, costs, complexity, and risks into the manufacturing process.
silverstackingmagazine.com/understanding-…
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Thanks Wall Street Silver for inviting me to your show. It was awesome 😎.
Wall Street Silver 🦍🚀@WallStreetSilv
🚨 New Wall Street Silver Talk Show episode. Karina and Kilo the Silverback sit down with Eric Yeung @KingKong9888 to discuss silver demand, manufacturing, China’s gold holdings vs the West, and rising East/West tensions. Squeeze Them. Stack It. Own It. #Silver #Gold
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We Were in The Private UFO Meeting for Pastors. No Cellphones allowed…
Just two days after a private pastors’ disclosure meeting on UFOs & non-human intelligence…
We were flying from Tennessee to Colorado Springs when six unidentified objects appeared directly in front of the plane.
They kept pacing us in the sky. Unexplained.
This happened February 20th, 2026 — the same week the President ordered agencies to reveal the truth about aliens & UFOs.
Pastors: start preparing your people now. The church cannot be caught off guard.
#UFOs #UAP #Disclosure
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@DD_Geopolitics China had no involvement other than:
Large-scale engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) work on core units of the refinery
150,000 tonnes of prefabricated steel
Supplied atmospheric towers
Equipment to expand the refinery from 650,000 bpd toward 1.4 million bpd
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China built a $20 billion oil refinery in Nigeria, and Europe is furious.
Nigeria, one of Africa's largest oil producers, had no refinery. For decades, it exported crude and imported gasoline at markup. China's Dangote Oil Refinery in Lagos changed that. Now Nigeria is exporting refined gasoline instead of just raw crude.
The refinery is operating at 94% of its 650,000-barrel-per-day capacity, meeting domestic demand with surplus shipped abroad. In March, Nigeria exported approximately 44,000 barrels of gasoline per day. A single shipment of 317,000 barrels reached Mozambique—the first delivery to East Africa.
Production is projected to reach 1.4 million barrels per day within three years, making it Africa's largest refinery.
For decades, Western oil majors kept Nigeria dependent while extracting crude, refining it abroad, and selling it back at a premium. China built the infrastructure Europe refused to. Now Nigeria controls its own energy supply chain, and European refiners are losing a captive market.
This is what economic sovereignty looks like. This shouldn’t surprise any of our subs, we covered this story back in November on DD Geopolitics.
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@ShangguanJiewen @KingKong9888 You seem to be missing the 'Chinese bridges are crap and will fall down' comments, so I'll chip in here. 🤣
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@Aaronusmagnus @Valen10Francois This is the mindset of capitalist thinking. Why must all projects be financially profitable? Especially if the benefits to the nation and its citizens far outweigh the monetary costs
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@Valen10Francois While its a marvel in many respects. I wonder if the high-speed trains will be the death of china. I mean as an example of mega-projects that are unprofitable but good propaganda that locks the gov into paying for, driving up debt hidden on state-run companies
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@FirstSquawk BREAKING: NETANYAHU PROVIDES TRUMP WITH CONCLUSIVE PROOF THAT IRAN CAN PRODUCE A NUCLEAR BOMB

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@KingKong9888 I always knew the Chinese were putting listening devices in their solar panels
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@FirstSquawk You're not gonna make friends with Trump saying the US is humiliated. 🤣
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@iNewsroom Trump is not gonna like the way you're slagging off the US like that.
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@financialjuice Interest payments are accruing at about $650 million per month, estimated at $10 billion currently
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@77Ccp65190 @financialjuice Mile Guo, a man convicted on nine of 12 counts, including racketeering conspiracy, securities fraud, wire fraud, and money laundering.
A man you can trust.
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@financialjuice ‼️Miles Guo warned us many years ago about the current axis of tyrannies and how exactly the CCP was backing Iran financially through the Bank of Kunlun. x.com/nfscspeak/stat…
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NFSC Speaks@NFSCSpeak
Miles Guo warned us many years ago about the current axis of tyrannies and how exactly the CCP was backing Iran financially through the Bank of Kunlun.
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