re: sell … If we go up 3 or 400% from here I’ll be feeling OK.
If someone sold here … probably worst sale ever …
re: sell … If we go up 3 or 400% from here I’ll be feeling OK.
If someone sold here … probably worst sale ever …
The price spread between fake contract price and physical oil price is too big. And possibly manipulated. Just like we all knew decades ago. This is the first time I’ve heard this type info on TV. News tends to grow. And since the 2008 meltdown, everything is changing and in reverse. So things that were not kosher were common, (Bernie Madoff for one) and players and leadership or anybody, “can’t get away with non kosher things anymore. Or at the least, having trouble doing same ole same ole.
Donald Trump was a reversal type of president, unique different. And TPTB couldn’t get away with getting Hilary installed. Like they installed Obama and all the other anti American useless presidents including the manipulated Ron Reagan ’81 to ’89 gave tons of fabrication jobs away with tax write offs to buy Japanese and Korean machinery. Later came the Chinese allowed the latest to gang bang us to. I coin ed it the uni-party. Left and right wing on the same stupid bird of globalization global free trade give it all away party.
The “system” is over but the end phase is evolving very slow but could come suddenly as we all know.
I bought the policy years ago, it’s the most horrible insurance ever, really it’s just catastrophic coverage. The squeeze is happening in every direction. I need G and S to rip just to balance out from all this crazy feedback. My wife thinks it’s obsessive trivial behavior and wants to know why we can’t just sell now. I gave up trying to explain it to her.
Try APMEX for phiz. I hope you and soee are doing well with these markets.
Good to see you still posting, cheers from soee and me
Credit Suise may be embellishing their balance sheet. Those “off balance sheet” liabilities always seems to bite somebody. The liquidity crunch may be squeezing somebody a little too tight. Somebody may have some adjustable rate loans or has loans in a different currency and the exchange rate is working them over.
Be very careful if you are leveraged. I was long Swiss francs coming into today. I was a little ahead so my loss was minimal.
Insurance companies have their reserves invested and that little wind on the east coast may have wiped them out and unable to pay claims. General Reinsurance always gets hit hard on catastrophe losses.
Interesting fact:
Last time silver went up as much as today was November 2008.
That was the bottom and silver went up 400% in the next two and a half years. pic.twitter.com/ei5hBiA4CM
— Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) October 3, 2022
While spot was at $18.72 Don’s kids were asking $33.30 per silver ounce for new eagles, that’s a spread of $14.50 per coin. But no problem with getting them. It should be a law that the Mint has to sell them at some amount over spot within a few dollars, otherwise, make it illegal for Comex to project fake pricing. Why do we even need middlemen coin dealers? The US Mint should be forced to sell to the public at spot price or close the futures markets. Logic will not prevail until collapse.
I’m not argueing and I know from many times past, that u smell these turns well…..This wud be an ideal time and place to turn….which would allow a huge move to develop…..
Cheers
Right, but to me it feels different this time. Because everything got so extreme. The US Dollar is too high, and interest rates too high too fast. They will both probably start dropping. 10 year bond yield topped at 4% on 9/27 4 trading days ago, dropped by 10% to 3.6% today.
Gold and silver got too low. The mining shares got extremely too low.
How many times have we few seen a ‘change’, that is crushed within days……This is early days, though I must say it is impressive so far.
and everytime the Rally Monkey pops up…that is it.
Price of shipping a container across the Pacific ..
* last year: $19,000
* earlier this year: $14,500
* now: $3,900.@WSJ @conorsen #deflation https://t.co/89UTiY09KK— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla) October 3, 2022
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I see one month gains 10% to 50%, Geez. NGD+50%, CDE+45%, BVN+22%, EXK+19%, FSM+17%, MAG+13%, AG+13%, GATO+12% PLG+24%. We are way past due for a good run north. Back to buy the dips. We’ve been declining since June 2021, 15 ugly months.
And the siler low at $17 in today’s money is a stupid joke. We bought chicken parm heros last night $15 each. Naturally, there was no silver available to buy at $17. So even the futures market is a joke for realistic prices.
Some day they need to create New Car Futures contracts. And New Home Futures contracts. Can you imagine that? Ninety percent of players would be guessing and predicting the future and “voting” what they think the prices should be. And so be it. It happens. And if the gov’t wants a different value, higher or lower they just have Goldman Sachs buy or sell a bunch.
Imagine? Selling new houses and cars you don’t actually have.
Wake up gang. Say something on topic.
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Credit Suisse CDS spread…
Balance sheet with assets of 727bn financed with only 42bn tangible equity at end q2…
Market cap is a tiny 10bn…
CFO today said “Credit Suisse is at a critical moment”… counterparty risks are increasing… pic.twitter.com/Rl8RzK9wbM
— Wall Street Silver (@WallStreetSilv) October 3, 2022