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Get in loser, We're shipping 2 million barrels of A-Light through Hormuz. 🛢

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Marc Rich@Jimmy____D·
🚨1000% GAINS: ⛏️ Why Junior Miners Are the Next "GameStop" for Wall Street Good video on why positioning in silver smallcaps now can be the trade of your lifetime 🚀💥 youtu.be/GWHlmk3X5oc?si…
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Keith McCullough
Keith McCullough@KeithMcCullough·
WHEN Gold Vol starts to breakdown, Gold can start to breakout again Hopefully yesterday cleared out all the amateurs who don't get the longer-term setup
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Philip Pilkington
Philip Pilkington@philippilk·
Normies have no idea what is coming next… 🛢️📈📈📈📈
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EagleOnEagleSt@EagleOnEagleSt·
The Oz property bubble is likely going to pop now… - Interest rates rising - Bond yeilds rocketing - Unemployment rising - Ai taking jobs - Fuel running low - Stagflation It all comes down to confidence, and when confidence collapses, don’t look down! 2026-2028/29.
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Karel Mercx
Karel Mercx@KarelMercx·
Investors dumped 3.8 million ounces of physical silver through ETFs yesterday. The striking part is that the lease rate and the 1-year silver forward swap still refuse to normalize despite those daily sales. That tells you professional physical silver buyers are still there. Sprott silver investors are extremely bearish and dumping their silver at a 6% discount to spot, while silver keeps leaving COMEX every single day. Staying long is not hard.
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Karel Mercx@KarelMercx

Silver has built strong support at $70 in recent months. There was one washout to $63, but it still closed back above $70. Even after the brutal sell-off in recent days, a few million more ounces left COMEX yesterday. $70 has to hold. If ETFs dump hard, we have a problem.

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Marc Rich@Jimmy____D·
Some wick on the US30Y.
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DowGoldEquals1@DowGoldEquals1·
$NEM big picture. Some pain on a BT is possible.
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Sir. Silver Quack
Sir. Silver Quack@SirSilverQuack·
🚨🪙 BREAKING: The SILVER Act was proposed today—and beneath the bureaucratic language sits a quiet admission that the bullion system’s internal wiring is overheating, as policymakers move to lock down vaulting, constrain custody pathways, and install hard verification at the exact layer where synthetic supply has been manufactured through rehypothecation and collateral velocity; this is not about price control but about regaining control of market plumbing before a settlement failure forces it, because by geographically concentrating approved vaults and enforcing chain-of-custody discipline, the Act effectively reduces the float of rehypothecatable ounces, raises the cost of maintaining short exposure, and begins collapsing the illusion of abundance into auditable scarcity, a transition that historically does not expand liquidity but compresses it—fragmenting global arbitrage, amplifying regional premiums, and exposing latent leverage as paper claims are gradually forced into alignment with physical inventory in a market already strained by persistent deficits and rising strategic demand.
International Stacker@IntlStacker

🚨BREAKING: U.S. LAWMAKERS INTRODUCE THE SILVER ACT!🚨 👉Congress is moving to shake up the precious metals market: reduce risks in silver trading infrastructure, boost transparency, and shield investors from extreme volatility & paper market issues we've seen on COMEX! 👉If passed, this could create a fairer playing field, support genuine physical demand, and bring more stability to silver amid global shortages and industrial use! 🚨For stackers: This is a potential game-changer! 🔥Possibility for less manipulation risk means more confidence in physical silver as a long-term store of value! 👉Crustacean Nation: 🔥SILVER Act = bullish step forward? 🔥Think it actually passes? 🔥How much more are you stacking while Congress talks? 🚨Call your Congressional Representative and tell them you want them to support the SILVER Act! 👉Drop your thoughts & predictions below !👇🦀 *Not financial advice. Full story: moneymetals.com/news/2026/03/1…

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Sir. Silver Quack
Sir. Silver Quack@SirSilverQuack·
🇨🇳 China's frenzied retail rush to snatch up limited 600kg daily physical gold bar quotas at banks in under a minute—even as global paper gold prices correct sharply lower to ~$4,650–$4,900/oz in mid-March 2026—reveals a profound East-West divergence: while Western paper markets dump leveraged derivatives amid speculative blow-off fatigue and inflation/oil shocks, Chinese households are aggressively hedging into tangible metal as a cultural safe-haven and de-dollarization play, quietly reinforcing a structural physical demand floor that central banks (especially the PBOC's 16-month buying streak to ~2,309 tonnes) have already locked in, meaning any sustained paper suppression is increasingly fighting against real-world scarcity and could ignite the next violent leg higher once retail rationing eases.
Bai, Xiaojun@oriental_ghost

Gold plummeted and China big buying. The daily limit is only 600kg of gold bars for banks in China to sell, and 100kg on weekends. Sales start at 9 am per day and sold out within a minute. Source CCTV.

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Gold Telegraph ⚡
Gold Telegraph ⚡@GoldTelegraph_·
The largest gas system in the world, in Qatar, is now facing 17% LNG capacity offline for potentially up to five years. This is very bad and I don’t think the public has fully grasped the impact of this. Get used to seeing this: “Force majeure.” @ResourceWars_
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Ferg@trader_ferg·
“Long-term force majeure”
QatarEnergy@qatarenergy

Providing an update on the damage from the missile attacks on Ras Laffan Industrial City H.E. Minister Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi: The missile attacks reduced Qatar’s LNG export capacity by 17% and caused an estimated loss of $20 billion in annual revenue - Extensive damage to our production facilities will take up to five years to repair and will compel us to declare long-term force majeure QatarEnergy expects the damage to its Ras Laffan Industrial City caused by missile strikes, which occurred on Wednesday 18 March 2026, and in the early hours of Thursday 19 March 2026, to cost about $20 billion a year in lost revenue and to take up to five years to repair, impacting supply to markets in Europe and Asia. Providing an update on the damage to the facilities at Ras Laffan Industrial City, His Excellency Mr. Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi, the Minister of State for Energy Affairs, the President and CEO of QatarEnergy, said “I am relieved to confirm that no one was injured by these unjustified and senseless attacks, which weren’t just an attack on the State of Qatar but attacks on global energy security and stability. This was an attack on all of us who stand for development and human progress that is sustained by a fair, reliable, and secure access to energy.” The attacks damaged two liquefied natural gas (LNG) producing Trains 4 and 6 totaling 12.8 million tons per annum (MTPA) of production, representing approximately 17% of Qatar’s exports. Train 4 is a joint venture between QatarEnergy (66%) and ExxonMobil (34%), and Train 6 is a joint venture between QatarEnergy (70%) and ExxonMobil (30%). His Excellency Minister Al-Kaabi said: “The damage sustained by the LNG facilities will take between three to five years to repair. The impact is on China, South Korea, Italy and Belgium. This means that we will be compelled to declare force majeure for up to five years on some long-term LNG contracts.” The attacks also targeted the Pearl GTL (Gas-to-Liquids) facility, a production sharing agreement operated by Shell, that converts natural gas into high-quality cleaner burning drop-in fuels and produces base oils used to make premium engine oils and lubricants, and paraffins and waxes. “The damage caused to one of the two trains at Pearl GTL is being assessed and is expected to be offline for a minimum of one year” His Excellency Minister Al-Kaabi added. It should be noted that there will be a loss of associated product production due to this outage as follows: · Condensates: 18.6 million barrels which is around 24% of Qatar’s exports · LPG: 1.281 MT which is around 13% of Qatar’s exports · Naphtha: 0.594 MT which is around 6% of Qatar’s exports · Sulfur: 0.18 MT which is around 6% of Qatar’s exports · Helium: 309.54 MCFA which is around 14% of Qatar’s exports His Excellency the Minister of State for Energy Affairs, the President and CEO of QatarEnergy paid tribute to the Qatari military and security forces and to the energy sector emergency response teams whose courage and extraordinary professionalism ensured the situation was contained quickly and safely. #Qatar

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Chris Martenson
Chris Martenson@chrismartenson·
@chigrl No, no - It's totally a believable story. And, those sheiks were so desperate they also sold their platinum, palladium, silver, and copper...because aseverybody knows those sheiks love to store their wealth in Nymex copper!
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Tracy Shuchart (𝒞𝒽𝒾 )
Exxon, BP, Vitol ship most US fuels to Australia for a single month in three decades, traders say ExxonMobil, BP and Vitol are shipping a record volume of oil products to Australia ‌from the United States in March, shipping data from trading sources shows, filling a gap left by the loss of regular supplies from Asia as the Iran conflict disrupts supplies. Australia usually relies on Asia for the vast majority of its oil product imports, but China and Thailand have banned fuel exports to preserve domestic supplies ​and refiners across the region are cutting output as Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz sharply cuts crude exports from the ​Middle East. At least 200,000 metric tons of gasoline, diesel and jet fuel have been loaded, or will be ⁠loaded, by the end of March from the U.S. Gulf Coast and West Coast for shipment to Australia, shipping data from three trade ​sources shows. (Reuters)
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