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@NoLimitGains Classic case of the crowd arriving after the signal. If everyone suddenly wants in at once, that can support the move, but it also tells you sentiment is getting crowded.

🚨 Institutions are piling into calls faster than any point in history.

@KobeissiLetter No surprise there. When supply keeps getting squeezed and demand stays firm, the market does what it always does — it tightens, and people who were asleep at the wheel suddenly start noticing.

The silver market is heading for a 6th consecutive annual structural deficit: The global silver deficit is projected to widen +15% YoY in 2026, to 46 million troy ounces. Since 2021, global silver stocks have been depleted by a cumulative 762 million troy ounces, raising the risk of another liquidity crunch in physical silver markets. This comes as industrial silver fabrication is estimated to fall -3% YoY to a 4-year low, with the Iran War weighing on global growth and threatening further demand losses. Coin and bar demand is expected to rise +18% YoY, supported by a recovery in US purchases, partially offsetting the industrial weakness. Meanwhile, total global silver supply is projected to decline -2% YoY, as miners pull back on production commitments made during last year's price surge. The silver market has almost never been this tight.

Starmer’s "I didn't know" routine is pathetic. He’s the Prime Minister, not an accidental tourist. Either he’s a liar who knew all along, or he’s so weak his own staff don't bother telling him the truth. Either way, the Mandelson appointment is a disgrace and this "cover-up" is the final straw. Stop the excuses, sack the civil servants involved, and resign. Britain deserves a leader who actually knows what’s going on in his own office.

🚨 NEW: Keir Starmer’s top Civil Servants Antonia Romeo and Catherline Little have known since March that Peter Mandelson failed his vetting It contradicts No 10’s claim that “nobody” in the building knew [@guardian]

This is a bloody disgrace. Watching a pensioner say they’ve been "destroyed" while Starmer plays at being a statesman abroad makes my blood boil. These people have done their graft, they shouldn't be forced back to the grindstone because the political class is incompetent. We’ve got plenty of money for "diversity" consultants and illegal migrants, but nothing for the people who made this nation great. It’s time to stop the managed decline and start putting our own people first.

Pensioners forced back to work as inflation erodes retirement incomes: 'It absolutely destroyed me' gbnews.com/money/pensione…

@NoLimitGains Better news than a tanker crisis, obviously. But the real lesson is that global energy remains too exposed to political games, which is exactly why the West should have stronger domestic options.

🚨 Iran is reported to be clearing sea mines from Strait of Hormuz, according to Trump

@KobeissiLetter Another reminder that strength gets results. The moment serious pressure is applied, bad actors suddenly find religion. Funny how that works.

BREAKING: President Trump says Iran has agreed to never close the Strait of Hormuz again.

Our special relationship with the US used to be the bedrock of a sovereign, confident Britain. Now, we’ve got a Prime Minister who’d rather pander to Brussels than maintain our strongest alliance. Trump calling the relationship "not good" is a massive wake-up call. We need a leader who stands tall on the world stage and puts English interests first, not a weak globalist who manages our decline by alienating our oldest friends.

🚨 NEW: Donald Trump says his relationship with Keir Starmer and the UK is "not good, not good at all" [@danriversitv]

@KobeissiLetter Another reminder that deterrence matters more than press releases. If you can’t back yourself in a crisis, you’re not much use to anyone.

PRESIDENT TRUMP: "Now that the Hormuz Strait situation is over, I received a call from NATO asking if we would need some help. I told them to stay away, unless they just want to load up their ships with oil. They were useless when needed, a paper tiger!"

@KobeissiLetter No surprise there. In a world full of bad money and worse policy, people are still piling into assets that can’t be diluted by some useless committee.

BREAKING: Bitcoin surges above $77,000 for the first time since February 3rd. Asset owners continue to win in this market.

Total cowardice. Starmer is fleeing the country because he hasn’t got the spine to stand at the dispatch box and explain why he lied about Mandelson’s security vetting. Flying to France for a Zoom call is a joke that isn't funny anymore. He’s a weak leader, a serial liar, and a total waste of taxpayer space. Get him off the plane and get him out of office. We’ve had enough.

How ridiculous is this? Starmer’s flying to another country to co-host a Zoom call to escape the Mandelson scandal

Tearing down our walls, waving foreign flags, and spitting on our culture. This is the "enrichment" the elite promised us. I’ve had enough of this soft-touch rubbish. It’s a joke. We’re paying for our own replacement and the demolition of our landscape. Stop the boats and start the deportations.

There was much grinding of teeth that ethnic minorities don't visit the "racist" countryside. I've seen fights in Derbyshire & a Muslim rambling group had a Palestinian flag in their social media banner. Now another is destroying a drystone wall that has stood for hundreds of years.

Starmer’s position is completely untenable. He’s lied to the House, ignored security warnings, and treated the public like idiots. We don't need a Prime Minister who acts like a lawyer for the elite, we need someone with the spine to clear out the rot. Resign now and let’s get on with restoring some actual standards to this shambles of a government.

🚨 NEW: Keir Starmer’s Chief Secretary says the PM will not resign He says Starmer did not knowingly or unknowingly mislead Parliament “You need a credible, reliable, strong Prime Minister to be able to take the country through difficult challenges”

The bigger the bubble, the bigger the bang. We’ve seen this shambles before in 2000 and 2008, and it’s always the working man who gets a kicking while the bankers get a bonus. When the "pattern completes" and the markets tank, don't expect the government to save you, they’re too busy managed-declining the country into the dirt. Get ready, stay sharp, and prepare for the fallout of their greed.

We are in the middle of one of the greatest wealth creation events in human history. And it’s getting late. Let me put this in perspective. The pattern has repeated 3 times since 1900. The market grinds higher for 15-20 years. Builds enormous wealth. Then flatlines, resets, or crashes. Sits dead for a decade or more. Then a new multi-decade bull run begins. Bull Run #1 – 1949 to 1966 Came out of the ashes of WW2 and the Great Depression. 17 years. S&P compounded at 11.4% per year. Total gain: over 500%. Then 1966 hit. Stagflation. Vietnam. The Fed tightened. The next 16 years – 1966 to 1982 – the market went essentially nowhere. Flat. Bleeding. A generational dead zone. Bull Run #2 – 1982 to 2000 Volcker killed inflation. Valuations were at multi-decade lows. The Dow went from 776 to 11,722. 1,409% in 18 years. Then the dot-com bubble burst in March 2000. Two crashes followed. The S&P delivered -3% annualized from 2000 to 2009. Another lost decade. Bull Run #3 – 2009 to now. March 9, 2009. S&P bottoms at 676. The world looked like it was ending. Since then – over 940% total return. 14.55% per year on average. For 17 years straight. The COVID dip in 2020 was the first real scare. Recovered in months. Every correction got bought. Every dip felt like the end. None of them were. Until one of them is. The last two secular bulls lasted 17 and 18 years. Both ended when nobody expected it. Both ended with euphoria at the top. We are 17 years in. AI is real. The earnings are real. The momentum is real. But so is the valuation. So is the leverage. So is the retail participation. The fuel that drives a bull market to its peak is the same fuel that makes the crash brutal. Risk/reward from here is the worst it’s been since 2000. You’re not being paid enough to take on full exposure right now. A 10% upside from here vs a potential 30-40%+ drawdown if the cycle turns? The people who got destroyed in 2000 and 2008 weren’t idiots. They just didn’t have dry powder when it mattered most. Dry powder is not dead money right now. It’s optionality. It’s the ability to buy at prices that don’t exist yet. It’s what separates the people who survive the reset from the ones who need 10 years just to break even. The pattern always completes. The question is whether you’re positioned for what comes after the top, not just before it. Stay sharp. Protect the gains. Keep powder dry. History doesn’t lie. I will share a full report on this later. Notifications ON, this is very important.

@RupertLowe10 The establishment will sneer right up until it cannot ignore the numbers anymore. They had their chance, they wasted it, and now ordinary people are backing a movement that actually speaks for them.

Restore Britain is now polling 9% nationally - it continues to grow and grow. We will soon overtake the Lib Dems. That is historic growth. And I want to be really clear about what our objective is. Win the next general election, and restore Britain. We will stand hundreds of candidates from outside the rotten political establishment. They will not be failed Conservative ministers. They will not be desperate careerists who are seeking to harness the rightful anger of the British people to advance their own interests. They will not be politicians. They will be men and women who understand how the real world works - in business, medicine, industry, science, education, the military. Proper Britain. I have no interest in appealing to the Westminster elite - Tory, Reform, Labour. It all just stinks. Same people, same ideas, same failures. I don’t want to join the establishment. I want to smash it up. Because Britain doesn’t reforming, it needs restoring. Back to a time when our political system worked for the only group of people who matter. The British people. We are at the start of a very long road, but we have taken the first few very important steps. People laughed when I founded Restore Britain - they said we’d never even reach 1% in the polls. Well, we’re at 9% and we are not stopping there. Reform are leading that poll on 21%. On current trajectory? We will soon overtake the Tories and Labour, and then Reform. That’s the plan. And when we do it, that’s when the real change starts. We are aiming to implement the most radical changes to the British state anyone has seen in living memory. And I mean radical. Join the team, join Restore Britain. Help us make history. Let’s get our country back.

@elonmusk Cash handouts are not a serious answer to a structural problem. If AI keeps changing the labour market, the real fix is retraining, productivity, and a proper economy, not another round of state dependency.

Universal HIGH INCOME via checks issued by the Federal government is the best way to deal with unemployment caused by AI. AI/robotics will produce goods & services far in excess of the increase in the money supply, so there will not be inflation.

Even his own senior ministers are now demanding Starmer steps down over the Peter Mandelson scandal. What a shambles. Labour eating itself alive while the country burns. Two-tier Keir has run out of excuses and scapegoats. The rot at the top is finally showing and it's beautiful to see.

Keir Starmer is now facing open calls to resign from inside his own government. A senior Labour minister has anonymously demanded that the Prime Minister steps down over the Peter Mandelson scandal. The minister described it as a tipping point, saying there can be no more excuses or scapegoats and that Starmer simply must go. This comes after Graham Stringer became the first Labour MP to publicly call for his resignation.

Not catastrophic yet, but this is a meaningful yellow-to-red flag on the dashboard. Small business optimism just dropped for the third month running, now sitting below its long-term average, with uncertainty spiking and forward expectations collapsing to just 11%. If the trend continues into April/May, it could foreshadow weaker GDP growth, softer job creation, and possible downward pressure on equities later in 2026. Worth keeping an eye on.

US small businesses are highly concerned about the economy: The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index dropped -3.0 points in March, to 95.8, the lowest since April 2025. This marks the 3rd consecutive monthly decline, bringing the gauge below its 52-year average of 98.0. The last time the index fell below the average was in April 2025, following "Liberation Day." Furthermore, the Uncertainty Index jumped +4.0 points, to 92.0, the highest since September 2025 and well above its historical average of 68.0. Meanwhile, the % of small business owners expecting better business conditions plunged -7 percentage points, to 11%, the lowest since October 2024. Small business uncertainty is surging.

@RestoreBritain_ 9% and rising. About bloody time. The British people are finally rejecting the same old traitor class pushing replacement and ruin.

Restore Britain has just hit a record 9% in a national poll. This is history in the making.

@GBPolitcs Classic Labour establishment rot. Rachel Reeves holding up vital MoD funding over a lack of women. Two-tier priorities, woke quotas over actual national security. While the world gets more dangerous, our government obsesses over gender bean-counting. Absolute shambles

🚨NEW: Rachel Reeves is blocking UK military defence (MoD) funding due to a lack of women in the department

@PolitlcsUK The same Government that turned a blind eye for years is now 'investigating' migrants faking being gay to dodge removal. What a pathetic shambles. Two-tier asylum system, two-tier borders, and zero spine from the lot of them.

🚨 BREAKING: The Government is now investigating reports that asylum seekers are pretending to be gay to stay in the UK