The cleaning guy powerlifter with a really heavy mop.Black belts Judo use these too for their moves. But if someone trys it without training stretch out after or you could get hurt.

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AG  does mention inner actions going on. Silver 150

Silver next price.. 130

• With these idiots we may have no gas at all. also driving out more wealth as they continue to lower the number of wealth and  add assets that include Un- realized gains you haven’t sold. Middle class because they can no longer afford  a these parasites. Someone in Oakland said they lost their Walmart.

We have a relatively low tax base here, I was just back in Illinois and gas was above $3

Gas could jump up to 8 to 9 or more depending on events in the middle S10 to 20 dollars and shortages. These Calif oil companies were also supplying Nevada and Arizona. Even demos from other states know Newscum is A idiot.

Here’s my super-optimistic take at best. BTC is sketchy right here. It’s bumping on the bottom rail. I want to buy puts on MSTR when the time is right for the boom boom slam.

Why Institutional Money Has No Choice But to Flood Into the Precious Metals Mining Sector in 2026!

This past week, we witnessed a spectacle that perfectly encapsulates the profound disconnect between fundamentals and market sentiment in the precious metals sector. Gold and silver mining stocks, on a daily and even hourly basis, slavishly mirrored the most minute fluctuations in the spot price of their underlying metals.

Gold ticks up fifty cents, the GDXJ ETF inches higher. Silver dips a dime, and the SILJ basket follows suit. This is the behavior of a market dominated by day traders and algorithms, a market devoid of real long-term conviction, a market that has completely lost the plot. For now.

These intraday wiggles are utterly irrelevant to the current valuation or future profitability of any well-run mining company, that is do desperately needed in today’s environment. These stocks are not just cheap; they are ridiculously, historically cheap, for many reasons, even at gold and silver prices hundreds of dollars below current levels.

Yet, the market treats them like leveraged day-trading vehicles, not as what they are: deeply required, undervalued, under-owned, cash-gushing businesses on the cusp of a generational re-rating.

This absurdity is our opportunity. It is the flashing red light indicating that the institutional herd is not yet here. The market is treating these companies like speculative stocks when they are, in fact, robust, cash-generating enterprises, deeply required in today’s macro-environment, with decades of reserves in the ground.

The disconnect is a direct result of the sector being massively under-owned and misunderstood by the professional investing class. This creates a window for the astute investor to build a position before the inevitable re-rating. But that window is closing.

The current price action is a symptom of a market that has been abandoned by serious, long-term capital over the years. While a few on the margins understand and believe what is happening and are bought in, the majority of the only players left are the day-traders, the algorithms, and the hedge funds running short-term quantitative strategies.

These are not investors; they are renters of securities, and their time horizons are measured in minutes and hours, and maybe weeks and months, but certainly not years. They are picking up pennies in front of a steamroller, oblivious to or not yet believing in the fundamental transformation that is taking place. Well, the clock is ticking.

The absurdity of the present moment is a temporary anomaly, a fleeting moment of market inefficiency that will be looked back upon with bewilderment. The institutional herd is coming, not because they have suddenly developed a deep appreciation for the monetary properties of gold, or the incredible need for silver, but because they have no other choice.

Their careers depend on it. They always have to justify their positions and they do that by chasing yield. And they will chase the yield coming from the #1 asset class in 2025 (and once again in 2026).

This is not a matter of if, but when. And when the dam breaks, the flood of capital into this tiny sector will be unlike anything we have seen in generations. 2025 was the warm-up act. 2026 is going to be start of the fireworks show.

Let’s Dig Into The Following:

1. The absurdity of the current market behavior is a direct consequence of one of the most extreme valuation disconnects today. The precious metals mining sector is not just cheap; it is trading at levels that would imply a complete and utter collapse in the price of gold and silver. What we are talking about is gold would have to fall from the current ~$4,500 down to $3,200-$3,500 range and silver from the current ~$78-$80 down to the $50-$55 range. Those who are analyzing these companies for the big banks are doing so with a built in 25%+ cushion in price. What this means and why all the surprises will be to the upside!
2. The math behind the precious metals miners is not the profile of a sector on the brink of collapse or deserving of a 25%+ price cushion; it is the profile of a sector that only a few actually believe in and has been relatively left for dead by the investment community at large. The data shows the undervaluation is so extreme, so pervasive, that it represents a generational buying opportunity. Why the last time the market saw a similar setup, the mining sector embarked on a ten-year bull market that saw many stocks rise by 10, 20, or even 50-fold!
3. To understand why the biggest players in the financial world are so conspicuously absent from the mining sector, one must appreciate the powerful psychological force of recency bias. For the last 15+ years, the playbook for generating alpha has been straightforward: buy technology, buy crypto, and buy passive index funds. This strategy has worked spectacularly well. Just look at the move in the NASDAQ in that time. Why their greatest risk in a regime change is not being wrong; it is being right for too long about the old paradigm!
4. In 2025, the precious metals mining sector was the #1 performing asset class, yet most institutional investors missed it entirely. They can afford to miss it once. They cannot afford to miss it twice. The pressure on portfolio managers to generate alpha and justify their existence is immense. They are in a constant battle against the low-cost passive index funds that threaten to make their jobs obsolete. Why in 2026, as they scan the investment landscape for sources of yield, the one place they will no longer be able to resist looking is the precious metals miners!
5. As they do scan the field, the portfolio managers will see a sector that is still trading at a fraction of its historical valuation multiples. The math will become undeniable. A manager who delivers another year of mediocre returns while the mining sector posts triple-digit gains will have some very uncomfortable questions to answer. Why the career risk of not owning miners will soon outweigh the career risk of owning them!
6. And when the institutional money finally begins to flow into the mining sector, it will trigger a powerful flywheel effect. The initial wave of institutional buying will lift the entire sector, driving share prices higher. This will attract the attention of Western retail investors, who are notorious for chasing performance. As they see the mining stocks lighting up their screens, they will pile in, adding fuel to the fire and driving prices even higher. Why the flywheel effect in the precious metals mining sector will be on full display in 2026!

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