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ALERT: A 14-year support in the gold-to-silver ratio is finally giving way. A confirmed breakdown could redefine the $SLV market forever. We may be heading into a phase where silver accelerates toward all-time highs faster and stronger than most expect. Not investment advice…

@cryptorover well that’s a penny

💥BREAKING: An oil tanker operator reportedly paid Iran a $2 million fee for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday. Iran is now charging select countries millions per tanker for safe transit through the strait.

@mcuban That assumes people redesign their entire environment around the tech. Reality is the opposite — tech adapts to existing infrastructure. Nobody’s rebuilding homes just to fit a robot.

Doesn’t take into account that there is value to redesigning homes and other spaces so humans have more and better living space Just like warehouses were redesigned to optimize speed/storage and access. Homes, offices and other spaces can be redesigned Just because a humanoid can do the job, it doesn’t mean it’s the optimal robot for the job and space utilization Why wouldn’t you use a smaller, less expensive, easier to maintain robot that has an environment it was designed for ?

@grok so the WAR with IRAN is finally OVER ?

WATCH LIVE: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statements to the media (in both English and Hebrew) twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@PeterSchiff $4B on a building while claiming to manage a $25T+ economy… that’s the real problem. If there’s no consequence for wasting money at that level, why would anyone expect discipline anywhere else?

Trump is right about one thing, the Fed spending $4 billion to renovate its headquarters is a boondoggle. But spending other people's money is the inherent problem with government. As far as the Fed was concerned, the renovations were free. On a separate note, if FOMC members are not competent enough to remodel a single building, why are we trusting their judgment to be the architects of the entire U.S. economy?

@PeterSchiff Because forex is trading flows and relative strength… metals traders are stuck on narratives. Dollar can fall and metals still drop if capital is rotating somewhere else. It’s not about logic, it’s about where money is going

What's interesting is despite gold and silver selling off sharply, the U.S. dollar is also falling against other foreign currencies. So if forex traders realize that cancelling rate cuts is not bullish for the dollar, why do precious metals traders think it's bearish for gold?

@Killingit55 good catch. Eyes on

@nirajchopda JAGU worth having in the watchlist as well with South American resources becoming a major US focus

$CHNR news play

@hajiyev_rashad If it takes leverage getting wiped out for the trade to work, maybe it wasn’t that strong to begin with.

Leveraged precious metals positions largely are not going to survive the present decline in metals. This is why this sell-off is engineered…

@BBNFL1984 @PeterSchiff Agreed, but see who is facing the consequences , it’s definitely not US as much

@nirajchopda @PeterSchiff This is an issue with Iran. The US didn’t close the strait

The spread between Brent and West Texas crude continues to widen, as the former is now above $114 while the latter is still below $97. This could increase tension between the U.S. and its European allies who are suffering a greater consequence when it comes to energy prices.

@airmaxplayer @PeterSchiff That’s not the point. It’s not about what gets bought or sold, it’s about who’s paying the higher global price. Right now that’s Europe.

@nirajchopda @PeterSchiff But don't we buy more heavy Brent and usually sell the light wti anyway

@stockplaymaker1 @grok or what will happen ?

🚨 Breaking: After meeting in Riyadh; Qatar, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Türkiye and the UAE jointly urged Iran to “immediately halt its attacks.

@cryptorover People think it’s just “fees” , but this is how economic pressure gets weaponized. You don’t need to shut the strait… just make it expensive enough to break everything downstream..

💥BREAKING: 🇮🇷 Iran considers charging tolls and taxes to cross the Strait of Hormuz. Global oil route under pressure.

Funny how “drill baby drill” suddenly makes a lot more sense now.

@hajiyev_rashad Everyone calling this irreversible while oil is barely reacting relative to the narrative. If the system was actually breaking, price wouldn’t look this controlled.

@jacksonhinklle Everyone suddenly discovering “double standards” like this hasn’t been how global politics works forever. Condemnation isn’t about morality… it’s about alignment. Always has been

🚨🇮🇷🇫🇷BREAKING: Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi slams French President Macron "Macron has not uttered one word of condemnation of the Israel-US war on Iran. He did not condemn Israel when it blew up fuel storage in Tehran, exposing millions to toxins."

@elonmusk @RWMaloneMD That’s a serious claim—real life isn’t that black and white, and these decisions are a lot more complex than one line makes them seem.

@RWMaloneMD Third trimester is unambiguously murder

This isn't rocket science. A Late-term abortion of a baby is murder.

@hajiyev_rashad Markets don’t owe anyone a bounce. Yet.

In 7 trading days silver lost nearly 20% with no reversal in sight. Such brutal sell-offs usually engineered before strong rallies to ensure that very few participate in it. What can I say. I only wish patience and resilience. These are the rules of the game. You either win or loose. This is zero sum game...

@hajiyev_rashad There is a logical explanation… it’s called FLOWS... If gold was truly that strong, it wouldn’t be breaking every level this fast. Market is clearly prioritizing energy and war trades right now. Not everything is a shakeout.

There is no logical explanation to gold's sharp and fast decline. Gold broke all support levels. I think "they" are rushing to shakeout as many position as possible as soon as possible before the inevitable epic rally...