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@coaandub @garysavage1 Yup. His fallback is that options are all or nothing because his calls have been so bad.

@potaterpopper @garysavage1 He has been excellent at wrong calls, calling people stupid if they don’t agree, blocking and deleting comments and causing mind blowing losses.

@garysavage1 People are leaving because you've been wrong for the last 6 months. People don't pay for your service to be told to buy physical gold. You can get that advice from your average boomer.

@NevadaRacks @cubert9 @TheAlphaThought Glad you're happy being a slave.

@cubert9 @TheAlphaThought Exactly right. He’s good to quit and take a long break but he will need to go back to work at some point. Has money but nothing else

35 years old and $1.9 million net worth. No wife. No kids. No debt. Spends $25k/year. Wants to sit at home a play video games all day. Do you think this person should walk away from their salary forever?

@DVSignals @fernandowavesfx You gaslight as much as the rest with your constantly changing trend lines to fit your narrative.

@fernandowavesfx Since you’re clearly an expert in gaslighting, I’ll keep it simple: You keep calling this a trap, but oil is still sitting inside a bullish continuation triangle until proven otherwise...

Its over for bulls They fell for the trap again 😁 See you at 75 on oil next Pattern market doing right now is a head and shoulders, the spike at 108 is the head , currently right shoulder then free fall to 75

@garysavage1 @jawirski7516 Honestly not a whole lot in there either.

@jawirski7516 I'm mostly done posting investing content now that the SMT is closed to new subscriptions for the summer.

What socialist politicians want you to believe is that all of their "free" stuff can be paid for by just taxing the hell out of rich people. This isn't true, it never was true, and it never will be true. This is nothing more than a bald faced lie, but one that will get uninformed people to vote for them. If you want to give away a bunch of free stuff someone has to pay. Seriously, there is no free lunch in this world. If you want free health care someone has to pay. If you want free education, someone has to pay. Free busses, someone is paying. You get the picture. If you want free stuff everyone has to pay. There just aren't enough rich people with nearly enough money to fund all this free stuff. Plus if you take everything from the rich people pretty soon there won't be any rich people left and you will have to start taking from the middle class and then the poor. As Margaret Thatcher said, the problem with socialism is you eventually run out of other people's money. When Bernie Sanders points to Scandinavia as an example of Democratic socialism (democratic socialism is just good ole fashion socialism with a more benign name, but still just socialism) he is just lying to your face and hoping you won't take the time to expose his lie. The Scandinavian countries tried socialism back in the 70's. It failed catastrophically. These are free market, capitalist countries. They pay for their "free" healthcare, education, etc. by taxing the hell out of everybody. You make $70,000 you go straight to the highest tax bracket. On top of that everything you purchase has a 25% sales tax. So you work your ass off all year and the government lets you keep less than $35,000. Then they take a big chunk of that every time you buy something. So before you buy into this democratic socialism bulls**t ask yourself if you are prepared to lower your own standard of living significantly so politicians can give everyone a bunch of free stuff. They want to win elections. That's all they really care about and they will lie to your face to do it. That's the only way this works. Everyone has to pay.

@pp321321321 @garysavage1 @StuOnGold I’d say it’s a fair question for his subs

@garysavage1 @StuOnGold Then why don’t we invest in stock market rather than gold and silver 🤣

I'd say the odds are good that stocks are well into their bubble phase. Where the top is no one knows. But these can last longer than most people expect, and trying to short a bubble is an extremely efficient way to lose a lot of money very fast.

@garysavage1 What happened to churn sideways until midterms? Ignored a generational move for metals that were churning sideways

Without telling me your age. What is the first video game you played? GIFS ONLY!!!

$Silver is at an inflection point. $Gold / $Silver ratio plummeting, Silver looking to break through key confluence of resistance points. Bucking the recent trend of oil up, PMs down. Next stop, 96 @garysavage1 @DVSignals

@DVSignals It’s constructive criticism. I also pay for your service. Charts are very much the same there.

@potaterpopper Free value and still complaining..

$SILVER is a good example of why trading and investing always needs structure. At 82, I had a bear-flag thesis. That thesis failed. Since then, silver has continued to push higher, and right now this looks more like a small bull flag / bullish consolidation than anything bearish. The only real caution here is that we are pushing into broader resistance, so I still prefer to see how the weekly close develops. It is only Tuesday, and silver loves to fake people out mid/end of-week. That said, some miners are starting to look healthy again. Not all have confirmed or broken out yet, and some are still very depressed but that is exactly why both long-term swing trades and investment positions can have a place here. For longer-term followers, this should not be surprising. Throughout 2025, I posted plenty of bullish (daily) silver structures, bull flags and continuation setups all the way into the highs. The goal is not to marry one thesis. The goal is to update when the chart updates. Could silver go much higher over the coming decade? Virtually guaranteed. But tactically, one step at a time. If silver truly breaks out into a much bigger move, missing a couple of dollars on the metal - or a few cents on a small-cap silver name - is not the end of the world... After all, that’s what backtests are for 😉 Confirmation > chasing. Weekly close > mid-week noise.

@DVSignals Test

The broader thesis… reasserting itself. $ES / $SPY soft, $GOLD down, $SILVER weaker, #GSR bouncing, while $CL / #OIL keeps ripping.

@TomM7621 @thatdayin1992 JCPOA (2016–2018) 3.67% (limit) May 2025 60% enrichment This is publicly accessible data from IAEA Board Reports, Arms Control Association, House of Commons Library, Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation.

@potaterpopper @thatdayin1992 And you know this how? You’ve been there to see the level of enrichment?

Americans realizing the reason inflation is going up, gas prices are going up, and they can't afford groceries is that they wanted to stop a nuclear weapon that didn't exist and open a strait that wasn't closed

@True28200 @DougWahl1

@DougWahl1 Not funny to me, but that's why comedy is great. I'm sure some found it as hilarious as I did the George Floyd joke 🤷‍♂️ Jokes are jokes, either everything is acceptable or nothing is. Smoke a joint, relax and laugh a little. You'll feel much better

@TomM7621 @thatdayin1992 They were less than 3% enrichment before Trump tore up the nuke deal. Any increase in enrichment since then is directly his fault.

@thatdayin1992 So they didn’t have the material to make nukes? They aren’t the head of the terrorist snake ?

@TrippyAiArt @LqLana Do you have an example you care to share or are you just creating strawmen as you go?

@LqLana So it's ok for a black dude to claim insanity and not do any time but you got a problem when someone white does it...equality or some shit huhhhh

So he shoots his Black neighbor and he is not in jail?

@keyboardchief @PeterSchiff @JDVance @TheDamaniFelder Some reasons other than affordability to rent rather than own. 1. Capital stays liquid 2. Predictable monthly costs 3. No exposure to property value risk in a bubble economy 4. Avoiding the true cost of ownership 5. Larger gains per anum in other investment vehicles

@PeterSchiff @JDVance @TheDamaniFelder Where in the constitution do you read those rights, sir? The government has the right to regulate commerce according to the constitution. As for renting, I fail to see how this would prevent renting. The only reason people rent homes instead of apartments is affordability

The American Dream doesn’t belong to the highest bidder on Wall Street. It belongs to the American people, who work hard, save up, and play by the rules. I applaud President Trump’s leadership on this issue and urge the House to pass this bill.

$SLV Silver Seeing one of two trends on Silver today. Hoping Silver can rise above both resistance points.

@DVSignals @garysavage1 You should see the state of his board now. He has basically turned toxic against his subs and is refusing to admit he was wrong.

$SILVER $SLV Quick reminder: two weeks ago, at higher levels, @garysavage1 framed cutting $SLV June calls already down 85% as a stupid emotional move; after virtually no risk management. Looks like the people who wanted out were the smart ones..

@garysavage1 @AmoneyResists Either the fed is pumping liquidity, driving stocks higher (as you keep saying to your subs) or the economy is doing well, which is it?

@AmoneyResists Actually your chart shows that he inherited an economy that was already is sharp decline. You might want to think before you post next time. And if the economy was in any significant trouble the stock market would not be making new highs.

Donald Trump has single-handedly ruined the U.S. economy.