Nick
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BREAKING: We just received a legal letter from a West Sydney NDIS business accusing us of defamation and ANTI-MUSLIM HATE SPEECH. We're being threatened because we pointed out that their official NDIS business page advertises NDIS funded Quran classes alongside videos showing off luxury Mercedes sports cars. For overseas readers, the NDIS is a government funded program meant to support severely disabled Australians. Religious instruction is obviously not supposed to be covered by the NDIS. The program has been systematically defrauded in recent years to the tune of probably more than $10 billion. In our opinion this is just one small example of the scheme being systematically abused. The business appears to have hired some weird Lebanese lawyer named Tom Zreika to sign off on the legal threats. I checked out Tom's professional legal business page. He has multiple posts pledging support to the Iranian government and showing off his Lamborghini sports car. WHAT A FUCKING COUNTRY WE LIVE IN @PeteZogoulas





I’m seeing a lot of fear around silver, gold and commodities in general right now. You’ve got influencers calling for a “generational top” not seen since 1980 and 2011… but that completely ignores how commodity cycles actually work. Commodities and equities move in inverse cycles. You simply do not get a generational top in commodities without a generational top in equities first. And we haven’t seen that yet. If you study centuries of market history, you’ll notice a clear pattern. Money rotates between hard assets and paper assets. This has only happened a few times: Great Depression 1970s Tech bubble era And what I believe as the data suggests is unfolding now Look at the 1960s–70s. Equities went sideways for 15 years. Dead money. Meanwhile, silver went ballistic. Then from 1980 to 2000, silver entered a 20-year bear market… and equities absolutely ripped higher into the tech bubble top. Same again post-2000. Equities went sideways through the tech bubble and GFC. What did silver do? Massive bull run. Now look at the recent cycle: Silver in a bear market from 2011 until recently Equities soaring during that entire period Buffett Indicator now flashing overvaluation again Silver breaking out of a 40-year cup and handle You don’t break a 40-year resistance level… just to top and disappear for decades. That’s not how markets work. For commodities to put in a true major top, equities need to first go through a major topping process and likely a prolonged sideways phase. What I expect: Equities become “dead money” for a long period. A kangaroo market. Up, down, but ultimately going nowhere. Very similar to the 1970s. Silver? It will have zags along the way, but remains in a structural bull market. The answers aren’t guesses. They’re in the data. History leaves clues if you know where to look. For those calling a generational top in silver or gold right now, it’s a clear sign they’re not looking at the broader macro picture. If you want to dive deeper into this, I’ll be speaking at the Australian Gold Conference on the Gold Coast tomorrow. I’ll also be joining Ainslie Bullion on a panel discussing the precious metals market in detail. Would be great to see you there. live.goldevents.com.au/gcg Contact Kerry Stevenson for any questions.
















Interest rate rise + rising fuel prices, how long have we got?! 🤦🏽♂️









