Loading ...Lots of snowflakes among the youngsters. What happens in 20 years when they are in control? I hope they have enough “safe places” and that no one is mean to them!
goldielocks @ 9:46
Hope so!
goldielocks
re war….the Euro’s can want as much war as they can imagine , but luckily they have no means of fighting it, even if they could persuade, their kids to to get off their beds and put down their phones…..
Was talking to an acquaintance the other day …about the modern ‘adult’…he said his son a policeman, in his early 50 ‘s, is constantly amazed by the younger recruits…..one the other day said, she was doubtful she could carry on, because before she joined up, ……..she had no idea, there would be so many nights involved !!!!!!!!!!
Ipso 9:42
Hopefully they can return the favor to the kidnappers.
Macleod
Forgot to mention I wonder what he would say about Europes NATO still wanting war when we got rid of the demos going along with Europes NATO and Trump was not going to get involved in a war to help them overthrow Russia and pulled away from their NATO.
Some areas of Mexico are dangerous
Mark
@Mark_IKN
Update: Three of the 10 kidnapped Vizsla Silver $VZLA $VZLA.to employees now confirmed deceased. QEPD.
Shares have a long ways to go
Don Durrett – goldstockdata.com
@DonDurrett
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If you pay attention, you will see chart after chart revealing that we remain early in this gold/silver miner bull market. This one is very revealing. 🧐
Alasdar Macleod
This was three years ago from a apparent English chap predicting in the future where we’re at now. I wonder what he has to say about the future today.
The war in Ukraine may be a more destabilizing event than many realize.
According to GoldMoney’s head of Research Alasdair Macleod, it may be accelerating the evolution of a new monetary system comprised of commodity-backed currencies.
Alasdair predicts such a regime will favor countries like Russia and China, and threaten to fully expose the worsening problem of purchasing power devaluation that afflicts the current major world fiat currencies – like the dollar, yen & Euro.
Could such a momentous transition really be underway? And if so, what will the implications be?
Well here we are now, the war still continues, gas lines broken in Europe negatively affecting their economies , untold dead, people displaced, more dollars that were meant for their own economy up in smoke or in the culprits back pocket, mass migrants that don’t belong there with more of their unrealistic anti tangible anti cultural anti Christ bad ideas.
Dollar gaining downside momentum
rates starting to come back in as well. Nice wind at our backs if it continues.
How long before the fiat system goes boom?
Plat and pall still down but coming back.
Don Michael
Good to hear that.
Holding up well
despite plat and pall taking a hit. Shares look decent premarket.
Dollar helping, heading south back toward the 200 dma. Rates are on the rise.
SM and Bitcoin have been drifting lower all morning.
We have inflation numbers in the form of the CPI today according to the calendar. We’ll see if .Gov is ready to put them out. Could be hot.
As of this moment we are the only game in town. Bitcoin reversed hard in the overnights, was up to $72K+, now barely hanging onto $69K
Hopefully we can hold up.
Buygold
Yes I saw that and these meddling politicians who have little realization with the real world around them or think it revolves around them exempting themselves with forced EV that doesn’t fit everyone and exaggerated milage gas centered cars that don’t even have room for a spare tire and if one blows then what and exaggerated regulations they come up with didn’t help either. That’s not to mention the merging of parts of the car and added complications increasing vulnerability and difficulty replacing parts now more costly when they’re merged into units it’s giving a real headache to the mechanics. That mixed with these parts or units only made for a few years then what. If those 1950s cars in Cuba were made before political trouble like they are today they would no longer still be running.
To most were already in inflation. Just one more thing is too much when for many it’s already too much. This rise in metals was not caused solely by inflation because those real numbers have been suppressed by bankers for decades but demand and increasing shortages. That parabolic rise went unnoticed by the public. That’s not to say that future prices in certain things might cost a little more down the road.
Both politicians and bankers made a similar mistake thinking they could suppress the prices of the metals but also focused too much on non tangible virtual unreality. Bitcoin for instance was intended by the buyers to be out of bank and government control or diluted and look what happened. Their pretend money bank went belly up and nothing tangible to back it up or recover. No car, house, business, product, just an idea, another one of their bad ideas.
Australian MInes
Australian indices are set for a shake-up as booming gold stocks climb the ranks, impacting both small and large-cap fund managers. Several gold miners, including Westgold Resources, Regis Resources, Vault Minerals and Greatland Gold, are poised to join the S&P/ASX 100. This shift, driven by a surge in gold prices, will increase the benchmark’s gold weighting to 5.5 per cent, the highest in decades. The changes, expected to be announced on March 6th and take effect a fortnight later, will trigger passive flows into the sector. (MarketMocha)
Goldie
ZH posted another article that mentioned trouble with sub-prime auto lenders (a big one just went belly-up recently) and problems with private credit. I wonder if they’ll just bring all these troubles to light in March and usher in another financial crisis. To me it feels like everything is about to blow, why not lump them all together?
You’re right, Ides of March, that has historically been a time of troubles for markets.
I’d just hate to see hyperinflation, at least right away.
Silver up near 5% tonight. Wild swings these days.