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Maddog

Posted by goldielocks @ 8:41 on May 28, 2026  

In the US anyways if they do take Ag down to the 50s and gold down too but maybe not as harsh due to central banks buying I would wonder if there is something they know or fear that we don’t. Like a risk of possible interest rate hike instead of just leaving it where it is. But if they do it will take the equities down too.

Maddog

Posted by goldielocks @ 7:54 on May 28, 2026  

Yes it’s definitely under attack. Silver formed a bearish head and shoulders looking like it wants to, although you have to watch it, take it down under 70 to the 50s. Those who sold phyz at the highs can think about buying back even lower soon. India increased premiums way up to inhibit retail buying, dollar steady but don’t see any cause to lower interest rates. Someone said maybe Trump made a deal with China over silver. That could be possible including rare earths using oil and maybe via the Petro dollar. It could be A good spring board for a bounce. I do respect those who have enough faith to buy and hold long but besides phyz I don’t other than a small amount of shares cuz it’s constant war on PMs over their freshly printed paper maybe coming next digital. Might seem finicky but despite the trades being mostly PMs according to the brokers scale I have a 85 percent win rate and of the 15 percent loss is mostly due to letting the divis ride which averages out by the end of the year to 95 to 97 percent. Although it gets tiring have to watch all the time plus the time zone working against me. I only did it once this year with a small amount but wouldn’t hurt once in awhile to grab a short etf if you can watch it and if it turns against you which it probably wont less you stay in too long not settling for a small gain take a small loss over a bigger one or options.

200 day av under attack by GDX .GDXJ and now AU

Posted by Maddog @ 6:38 on May 28, 2026  

gdx

gdxj

au

Mruk

Posted by goldielocks @ 0:49 on May 28, 2026  

I realize I’m probably not going to see a hundred elephants trample over their compounds  but if not enough of  we the people don’t do something they they will go extinct. They will have to reason to bring children in this hell hole the way they’re making it.  Then these ass hats can import all the cheap labor they want to fix their roofs or what ever because it won’t be us. The prediction of the states succeeding and breaking up runs higher unless God has other plans by then.

 

goldielocks @ 17:21 on May 27, 2026

Posted by mruk @ 0:00 on May 28, 2026  

Goldie, I am looking real hard for signs of this, but I am leaning more to the optimistic frog that has that has waited in the pot to long, not only he hasn’t the strength to jump, the chef is placing the lid on the pot.

 

US carries out airstrikes in Iran

Posted by Maddog @ 21:15 on May 27, 2026  

https://therightscoop.com/breaking-report-us-carries-out-airstrikes-in-iran/

Here’s the Tahoe culprit.

Posted by goldielocks @ 21:13 on May 27, 2026  

Subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway.

The Nevada-based NV Energy will stop supplying wholesale electricity to the Lake Tahoe region’s local provider, Liberty Utilities, by May 2027. NV Energy cited the high demand from AI data centers and resource needs as reasons for the cutoff, leaving nearly 50,000 Liberty customers in California scrambling for a new power source.
  • Who is leaving? NV Energy (subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway) has informed Liberty Utilities it will not renew its wholesale supply agreement.
  • Who is affected? Approximately 49,000 residents and businesses on the California side of the Lake Tahoe Basin, who currently rely on Liberty Utilities.
  • Why is it happening? Rapidly expanding data centers in Northern Nevada are consuming vast amounts of power, causing utilities to reroute capacity.
  • Current Status: While residents feared immediate power loss, NV Energy pledged to keep the lines active until Liberty secures a replacement or transmission access. However, acquiring a replacement source involves complex state lines, as Tahoe is separated from California’s main grid and sits geographically in California but relies on Nevada’s power.
    YouTube·CBN News +7

ipsofacto

Posted by Maddog @ 21:10 on May 27, 2026  

Tks for the Equisetum update…..

Ipso

Posted by Aguila @ 20:32 on May 27, 2026  

Thanks for the update on Equis.

Ferrett

Posted by goldielocks @ 20:27 on May 27, 2026  

Sounds like a bleeding heart excuse for political siding  which isn’t a good enough excuse for jailing citizens they didn’t bother asking if they were okay with mass migration on the first place based on facts and holding them hostage in their own country and no telling what it’s doing to their culture. Sounds like something out of the stone ages. Although some lesser crimes are down and why, as long as they support them?  Violent crime however and cyber crime is up. Is it gonna change anything in the country where they came from ending in world peace or assimilate or at least tolerate other religions like most others or try to dominate over them and go backwards. If that’s the case all women can quit their jobs today. Sounds good

 

ferrett @ 19:41

Posted by ipso facto @ 20:23 on May 27, 2026  

LOL That’s a great idea! Run rings around the oppressors. Maybe their heads will fry! 🙂

Sadly

Posted by ipso facto @ 20:19 on May 27, 2026  

I was trying to get in touch with Equisetum and got a reply from his wife. He’s had several strokes and is currently in a long-term care hospital.

Pray for Equisetum

ipso 10:54, see, Dries Van Langenhove presents this is totally the wrong way.

Posted by ferrett @ 19:41 on May 27, 2026  

Having portrayed the facts as they are, instead of implying that this is a bad thing he should go full bore explaining all the benefits. Crime is down, and the social decline has been reversed in the countries that the migrants have come from. Belgium is much better prepared to house these unfortunates in jails where they can receive the rehabilitation and counselling they so desperately need, which aren’t available in their home country. Furthermore, the Belgian taxpayer is well placed to provide benefits to the alleged criminals’ families so that they don’t have to enter a life of crime to support themselves through prostitution, drug dealing, theft etc. breaking the generational habits in one go, while even enabling the families to send money back home to help relatives.

The authorities won’t see what he is doing. The people will know exactly what he is thinking. Gestalt.

Maddog

Posted by Buygold @ 19:30 on May 27, 2026  

There’s nothing wrong with the charts, they work pretty well for the most part in every other sector. We’re just in the most manipulated sector in the world. Nothing else goes up one day nicely and then reverses the next day as consistently as the pm sector. Fundamentals have never mattered either. It’s a bad joke.

I think Trump and Xi and all the bankers that accompanied Trump made an agreement to cap the silver price. Shanghai has been trading strangely. Last night the pm fix dropped $3 below the am fix for no reason at all that I could see. That was a guarantee we would get smoked today.

They’ve successfully taken out the general public and these coin shops are loaded with inventory and paying well under spot to sellers and there are no buyers. Joe 6-pack is afraid silver will go back to $30 – righty so. That leaves only the industrial sector and the governments are more than happy to help them get prices down. We are in a no-win game.

I guess we were lucky to get one decent year out of 15. These guys on YouTube screaming about $300-$500 silver are clowns.

I got this text message from a friend today.

Posted by goldielocks @ 17:42 on May 27, 2026  

It’s like a global coup d’ etat by weak links and communist sympathizers from within. She hopes the new woman elected will address this issue because the others were like Biden.

For the first time in modern Japanese history, the government is about to know exactly who owns its land.

The driver is Kimi Onoda — the minister Takaichi handed the foreign-resident portfolio to last October.

Here is what the Cabinet Office found when it finally looked.

In a single year, foreign individuals and corporations bought 3,498 properties sitting within one kilometer of Japan’s most sensitive facilities — military bases, US installations, government buildings, power plants, ports.

Nearly half — 1,674 cases — came from one country: China.

Taiwan was a distant second at 414. South Korea, 378. The United States, 211.

Tokyo alone accounted for 1,558 acquisitions. The hottest cluster was land ringing the JSDF medical school and the New Sanno US military center in Hiroo.

Think about what that means in practice.

A building owned by Beijing-linked interests, sitting on a hilltop with a clear sightline into a Japanese radar station. An apartment block beside a missile defense unit, with windows facing the gate.

A forest parcel uphill from a water source feeding a JSDF base. Land near a runway used by US fighters scrambling toward Taiwan.

In a Taiwan-contingency scenario — the one every Japanese defense planner now wargames — those parcels become forward observation posts, signal-jamming sites, or staging ground for the kind of “civilian” pressure China has rehearsed against the Philippines and Lithuania.

Until now, Japan didn’t even require buyers to disclose their nationality at the deed office. The country couldn’t answer the most basic security question: who is on the other side of the fence.

The new rule changes that. Every foreign buyer — individuals, corporations, overseas-based investors — must register their citizenship at purchase.

Companies acquiring “important land” must also reveal the nationalities of their executives and majority shareholders, closing the shell-company workaround Chinese capital has used for years.

The Cabinet is weighing whether to make the records public.

The previous coalition with Komeito at the transport ministry slow-walked this for years. That coalition no longer exists.

Should a country be allowed to know who is buying land next to its own military bases?

 

Mruk

Posted by goldielocks @ 17:21 on May 27, 2026  

Try not to think Soylent Green, try to envision the Boston Tea Party, the Georgia guidestones taken down.  1776 part deux. The young are already thinking of these centers as useless parasites using up our resources which they are and will quit communicating on the information gathering sources what’s really on their mind or listening to their propaganda.  Communication got around way before computers.

Maddog

Posted by ipso facto @ 16:37 on May 27, 2026  

It’s a pretty safe bet no agreement will be made.

Trump is trying to force all the gulf nations to sign the Abraham Accords as well. I don’t think that’s going to happen.

ipsofacto

Posted by Maddog @ 16:34 on May 27, 2026  

Not sure I want to put any money on a deal being done in the next few days , if those are the conditions being demanded.

“Iran signing the Abraham Accords” That’s a pipe dream!

Posted by ipso facto @ 16:03 on May 27, 2026  

The Hormuz Letter
@HormuzLetter
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BREAKING: Iran rejects Trump’s new comments “the Strait is going to be open to everybody, US will watch over it, but nobody’s going to control it” saying the Strait remains permanently closed, with Iran retaining “full sovereign control” over it and “preserve its nuclear materials as a guarantee of the other party’s compliance” in any future agreement, per a source close to Iran’s Ghalibaf.

Trump also threatened to “blow up” Oman if it doesn’t “behave,” and says he won’t lift any sanctions, release Iranian funds, or have a deal without Iran signing the Abraham Accords.

https://x.com/HormuzLetter/status/2059702853141147945

If anyone still wonders why the EU is a basket case….read this.

Posted by Maddog @ 14:47 on May 27, 2026  

https://www.zerohedge.com/economics/eu-packaging-rules-create-another-bureaucratic-monster

mruk @ 11:05

Posted by ipso facto @ 11:08 on May 27, 2026  

I’m tending to agree with everything you said. “Soylent Green World” better late than soon!

I’m out for a while

ipso facto @ 21:37 on May 26, 2026

Posted by mruk @ 11:05 on May 27, 2026  

Ipso, I see very little to be gained by the incorporation of the informational Data Centers. All the projections made about how it will be a boon to Mankind is a lie. The data Centers are the nexus of the surveillance and control system. There will be many jobs and careers that will be eliminated, and the promises of the ” Universal Basic Income ” is a lie also, just look around, how is the System treating the unemployed, under employed and the indigent presently, it will be far worse with the incorporation of AI technologies, we are headed to a ” Soylent Green ” world!

Maddog

Posted by ipso facto @ 11:03 on May 27, 2026  

It’s unbelievable. If you can’t speak the truth … where is your country going?

Maybe they’ll make the Madsen mine work

Posted by ipso facto @ 11:02 on May 27, 2026  

West Red Lake Gold Reports Q1 2026 Financial Results and Operations Summary

https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/commodities/articles/west-red-lake-gold-reports-225800325.html

Ipsofacto

Posted by Maddog @ 10:56 on May 27, 2026  

Re Belgium….really scary….we are in the same boat……

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