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Back to the Bad Old Days ?????

Posted by Maddog @ 11:27 on January 2, 2026  

au

maddog

Posted by Buygold @ 11:08 on January 2, 2026  

Yep. paper rules again. They must’ve found some new supply. This is non-stop paper dumping.

The shares go down because the QQQ’s go down. Silver shares trade as if silver is $30.

Nothing new with this bullshit.

buygold

Posted by Maddog @ 10:17 on January 2, 2026  

Like old times.

Yup not a nice start to ’26.

Coffee with Alex Colville …….. Happy New Year Goldtent Friends

Posted by winedoc @ 10:10 on January 2, 2026  

Winedoc

Usual opening suck

Posted by Buygold @ 9:40 on January 2, 2026  

We hold all night just to die at open of the SM.

Like old times.

Classic scum action in Oil

Posted by Maddog @ 9:13 on January 2, 2026  

Every time trouble brews in ME, that the US instigates , the scum bash Oil down.

Now why would Oil fall on the back of this ????

Posted by Maddog @ 9:05 on January 2, 2026  

“Locked & Loaded”: Trump Says US Will Intervene If Iran Kills Protesters

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/trump-says-us-will-intervene-if-iran-kills-protesters-adding-fuel-irans-protest-fire

This seems significant, but needs confirmation

Posted by drb2 @ 8:51 on January 2, 2026  
  • A seismic shift is coming to the investment world. An executive order, signed by President Donald Trump on August 7, 2025, has quietly laid the groundwork for what could be the single greatest catalyst for precious metals and the miners in a generation.
  • Starting in 2026, the floodgates will open for trillions of dollars in 401(k) retirement accounts to pour into alternative assets, including commodities like gold, silver, and the miners.

 

  • For a sector as small as precious metals, this is not just a game-changer; it is a paradigm-altering event.

 

  • For decades, the average American investor has been locked out of the assets that the wealthy and institutional players use to build and preserve real wealth.
  • While pension funds and family offices have long allocated to hard assets like gold and silver, the 90 million Americans in 401(k) plans have been relegated to a narrow menu of stocks and bonds.
  • This is all about to change. The executive order explicitly aims to “democratize access to alternative assets” for every American preparing for retirement. It directs the Secretary of Labor to relieve the “regulatory burdens and litigation risk” that have prevented 401(k) fiduciaries from offering these assets.

 

Section 3(a)(iv) is the key: it explicitly lists “direct and indirect investments in commodities” as a permissible alternative asset class.

 

The Wealth Gap This Order Aims to Close

To appreciate the significance of this order, one must understand the two-tiered system it aims to dismantle. For decades, a great wealth gap has been perpetuated by a simple reality: the rich and the average have access to different investments.

While public pension plans, university endowments, and ultra-high-net-worth individuals have long used gold, silver, and other real assets to generate inflation-proof returns, the average American with a 401(k) has been legally and structurally barred from doing the same due to structural and regulatory hurdles.

The public pension plans, university endowments, and ultra-high-net-worth individuals can more easily invest in a broader range of assets, 401(k)s have traditionally been limited to a narrower selection of investments. This is often due to concerns about liquidity, regulatory complexity, and potential liability for plan sponsors.

 

This executive order signed by President Trump explicitly calls this out, noting that the status quo has “denied millions of Americans opportunities to benefit from investment in alternative assets.”

 

It frames the move as a matter of fairness and democratization, giving the 90 million participants in defined-contribution plans the same tools as the most sophisticated institutional investors.

This isn’t just a new investment option; it’s the leveling of a playing field that has been tilted in favor of the wealthy for a generation.

So, Let’s Dig Into The Following:

  • The trillion-dollar trickle that becomes a flood! “It is crystal clear, this administration wants some of that 401K money to find its way into commodities and that is exactly what is going to happen.”
  • A catalyst meets an explosive backdrop. “Now, add to all of this perfect storm the single largest potential new source of demand in history: the American retirement account. The stage is set for an explosive 2026.”
  • The leveraged play on this incoming tsunami of capital. More importantly, the catalyst is not a wave of speculative hot money that can leave as quickly as it arrived. This will be a sustained, structural flow of retirement capital; sticky money that will provide a tailwind for years, not months.”
  • The capital starvation the mining industry has experienced for 15+ years is coming to an end! “This executive order is the rain that ends the drought. The flood of capital from American retirement plans will not just bid up the price of existing shares; it will provide the mininindustry with a source of growth capital it hasn’t seen in fifteen years.”
  • Is the timing perfect and intentional? The administration is reading the writing on the wall. They see the mathematical certainty of a debt spiral, the potential for a catastrophic policy error from the Federal Reserve, and the growing fragility of the entire fiat system. Not to mention the likelihood of a huge round of QE and much lower rates fueling fresh inflation and they are handing the American people a lifeboat, an escape-hatch.”…

Metals and Miners

Ferrett

Posted by goldielocks @ 8:42 on January 2, 2026  

Getting back to the person with the loose screw she doesn’t know where to put. Finished reading the other half of a scrambled puzzle she can’t match the pieces to. Not to waist too much time on it but does she know that Somalis have different tribes too. Like anyplace where you have better or worse neighborhoods. Apparently there’s too many coming from the bad neighborhoods or tribes.

We held all night

Posted by Buygold @ 8:04 on January 2, 2026  

No Shanghai fix that I can see, market closed?

Regardless, we’re nicely higher despite a stronger dollar.

PM shares stronger, moving along with the SM.

We’ll see if we can hold it all day as the volume dries up and the algo’s apply pressure.

I saved this until 2026. In case a banker and anti-silverite read it before the year was over.

Posted by goldielocks @ 7:44 on January 2, 2026  

Key support in silver is prior multi decade resistance as we know but since it didn’t test that resistance as of yet could be a sign of higher support  and ended above it. Here is a evaluation from a few known analysts for the end of the year.

To signal higher highs in 2026, silver needs to hold above key support levels established in late 2025 (around $50-$60) and break decisive resistance, with many analysts pointing to levels like $70+ and aiming for $100+ as confirmations of a strong 2026 rally, driven by supply issues, industrial demand, and loose monetary policy. A strong close to 2025 above $50-$60, ideally near $70-$80, would solidify the bullish trend, setting the stage for further price discovery into triple digits, according to forecasts from FXEmpire, FOREX.com, and Kitco analysts. 
Key Price Levels & Signals for 2026:
  • Crucial Support: Maintaining prices above the $30-$50 accumulation zone, with strong support around the $50-$54 breakout level, is vital for the bullish case.
  • Early 2026 Resistance: A first test for consolidation might occur near $65-$66; clearing this zone confirms continued upside.
  • Higher High Signals:
    • Sustained Breakout: Staying above the $50-$70 range, especially closing 2025 strongly (e.g., near $70-$80).
    • Target Levels: Analysts see $80-$100 as a realistic target range for 2026, with some projections going higher.
    • Technical Break: Breaking past the $73-$88 resistance area (extensions from 2011 highs) would be a major signal. 
Why These Levels Matter:
  • Price Discovery: Silver is in “price-discovery territory” after breaking 13-year resistance near $50-$54.
  • Macro Factors: Persistent inflation, dovish central bank policies (rate cuts), and geopolitical risks support higher silver prices.
  • Supply/Demand: Critical supply shortages and surging industrial demand (solar, EVs, semiconductors) provide fundamental support. 
In essence, holding the gains past $50-$60 by year-end 2025 and pushing towards the $70-$80 mark would strongly signal that silver is set for higher highs and potential triple-digit figures in 2026.

Ferrett 5:05

Posted by goldielocks @ 7:26 on January 2, 2026  

I’m not orientated to the total definition of what constitutes hostility toward that tribe. However, when someone from another tribe plans and carries out mass murder of another tribe on that same core culture they share I think that would qualify as being Anti-semitic.

I was reading an article by Janet Phelan on ZH.

Posted by ferrett @ 5:05 on January 2, 2026  

I’m not really sure who she is. I did Google her and am not much the wiser but she obviously thinks her opinions are worthy, but she was interviewed on The Raw Deal, which I’ve never heard of, and she seemed to think that it is important that she clarified some things that were said, or not said, about Israel which might have been misconstrued. It wasn’t what she thought that interested me, but her comment in the last paragraph, viz: “I am, however, Jewish. One third of my tribe resides in the state of Israel and roughly 50% reside in the US, the country of my birth”

My tribe.

Does that sound as though being American is more important to her than her tribal allegiance? As you may be aware, some Jews were shot at Bondi Beach a couple of weeks ago, and the reaction of her tribe was similar. “We are Australian Jews, and we demand more protection at synagogues and other Jewish tribal gatherings”. And the authorities responded, the state of New South Wales immediately allocating a further 350 police to patrol those areas. “Wooohooo” went all the criminals. Everybody is bending over backwards to be not anti-semitic. It is much more important to divert significant resources to protect one tribal group, a very small one, at the expense of the rest of the population and at the risk of being considered ‘anti-semitic’.

Anti-semitic. What does that mean?

Semitic : of, relating to, or constituting a subfamily of the Afro-Asiatic language family that includes Hebrew, Aramaic, Arabic, Maltese and Amharic.

So to be anti-semitic is to be against a language group? Anybody who calls someone anti-semitic truly has a screw loose.

Ok, ok, I know that a new meaning originated with a German whacko and it has been warped into meaning ….. what? It is used as the slightest provocation. It is a woke term, surviving the death of DEI, to be used by Jewish people or their supporters at anyone not supporting the …… what? The state of Israel? Zionism? Jews? Israelis? The elimination of Christians and Arabs on the West Bank, even though those Christians and Arabs are semites? And the shooters at Bondi were semites. How can the shooters be anti-themselves?

So you can see how that tribe has hijacked the narrative here. Just as during covid the definitions of words were changed to enable people to be cancelled, so has semite been mangled to enable the cancelling of, for example, Charlie Kirk. Permanently.

Tribal. Like Somalis. To be anti-corruption in Minnesota is to be racist, white supremacist. Those terms are really losing traction now.

Tribal. Like the Brits flying the Union Jack, or the English the George Cross. Racist and colonialists to the core.

Anti-semitic. A word that means whatever the tribe (and its supporters, and they are Legion) determines it means for any particular situation.

Sng

Posted by goldielocks @ 1:27 on January 2, 2026  

Oh plus where I bought and in all those years so never seen a warning in red that said  due to high demand delivery might be delayed. They’re usually fast 3 days so hopefully a delay is a normal time at other places  Theres crazy buying going on right now.

Sng

Posted by goldielocks @ 1:19 on January 2, 2026  

I usually don’t fall for Fomo but after watching AG last video and  giving out my  purchases monthly or more this year I decided to check out some silver maples 9999 and wanted to start buying copper  as I have added it a few times in the past 10 yrs and wanted to by larger quantities. Well check it out?!! They’re gone?! Even Apmex either holding or sold out. I could get the Maples at 73 as spot  price moving up not at Apmex though but no copper there either.  Fyi

COPPER SOLD OUT.

“We’re Praying Nothing Goes Wrong”—What I Heard in Basel’s Secret Bank Meeting / Yanis Varoufakis

Posted by silverngold @ 0:12 on January 2, 2026  

Nothing to sneeze at, better buckle up and get ready for the ride of your life. The Sh!t is hitting the fan. Better listen up and get prepared NOW!

130 oz silver in Japan panic buying.

Posted by goldielocks @ 23:51 on January 1, 2026  

Someone’s definitely taking advantage.

Back in 1980 there was no Hui and XAU was new..

Posted by goldielocks @ 22:31 on January 1, 2026  

The S&P local lagged the Dow and Gold

The ratio of gold (Xau) to the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) was approximately 0.97 in January 1980, and the ratio of gold to the S&P 500 index was approximately 8.17. 

Step 1: Gather necessary data
The approximate values for the indices and gold price at the end of January 1980 were:
  • Gold Price: approximately $850 per ounce (a peak price reached in January 1980).
  • Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA): approximately 875.85 on January 31, 1980.
  • S&P 500: approximately 104.09 on January 31, 1980. 

Buygold a look back in time.

Posted by goldielocks @ 22:15 on January 1, 2026  

Yep something to think about but who knows if they could be trading with some of the Brics in limited quantities and it could take advantage of the supply deficit. Meanwhile we have a printing press going and loss of billions with multi fraud going on in demo states. Not to mention in their presence of weakness during Biden war opportunities and money meant for citizens going to Ukraine and more fraud and theft of billions meant for our citizens going out the window.

 

A look back in time. What were the ratios in the stock markets during the inflation peak in1980 before they used interest rates which are generally bearish to the markets to bring down inflation. Also what was the physical ratio with the markets. Phyz vs the Stock Market Jan. 1980…

The XAU to gold ratio in January 1980 fluctuated, but generally remained low, nearing a historic low point of approximately 1.0 at one stage in the month. This means that the price of one ounce of gold was roughly equal to the value of the entire Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index (XAU) at that specific time. 
Here are some key figures for January 1980:
  • Gold Price: Gold reached a nominal peak of $850 per ounce on January 21, 1980. The average price for the month was around $677 or $614.75, depending on the data source.
  • XAU Index: The Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index (XAU) was established on January 19, 1979, with a base value of 100.00. Historical data suggests that around the time of the gold price peak, the ratio of the Dow Jones Industrial Average to gold (a related metric) fell to a low of 1.29 ounces in January 1980. This indicates that the XAU index value itself was likely near the price of gold in dollar terms, leading to a ratio near 1.0. 
The low ratio reflected a period of immense investor panic and high inflation, where physical gold prices surged dramatically while the broader stock market (and thus gold mining stocks comprising the XAU) experienced relative weakness. 

Goldie

Posted by Buygold @ 21:53 on January 1, 2026  

I see what you mean. I guess it will depend if there is still a Shanghai physical market trading. I would think that physical is always going to dictate the paper price. If there’s no physical market???

I don’t know.

Buygold

Posted by goldielocks @ 21:07 on January 1, 2026  

I wonder with the further up coming shortages and less customers to Shanghai if it will eventually switch to the West for higher prices due to supply demand and no more China supply.

Captain, Maya

Posted by Buygold @ 19:58 on January 1, 2026  

Captain – I think that’s right considering Trump will be replacing Powell in May. I don’t think this admin cares if gold goes up, it sort of falls in line with the revaluation/gold backed bonds scenario that has been rumored to take place in July according to Judy Shelton.

We can never forget that Scott Bessent’s largest holding is gold. It seems to me this admin is all about making money for themselves.

Maya – really cool pic

Looks like we’re off to a solid start on day 1 of 2026. Hopefully Shanghai’s am fix moves higher in silver.

Here’s to

Posted by aufever @ 17:08 on January 1, 2026  

Here’s to a profitable, fun, and no doubt entertaining year in precious metals.
Market opens in 1 hour.
With probably the most unknowns, and the most optimism, ever swirling around these markets.

Quite a go-getter!

Posted by ferrett @ 16:30 on January 1, 2026  

Dec 2007 – Jun 2012     Medicaid Supervisor, Franklin County

Nov 2102 – May 2015    Permanent Secretary, Ministry of interior and National Security, Federal Government

Oct 2014 – May 2019     Managing Director, Progressive and Health Care Services Inc.

Jun 2017 – Present         Permanent representative to the United Nations

Jan 1, 2026.                     Head of UN Security Council

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/ethics-questions-swirl-around-somalias-un-ambassador-tied-ohio-healthcare-company

 

Maya

Posted by goldielocks @ 16:20 on January 1, 2026  

Thank you for saving it.

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