LOL That’s what I meant. They’ve got a real good record! 🙂
The public is like Charlie Brown trying to kick that football!
LOL That’s what I meant. They’ve got a real good record! 🙂
The public is like Charlie Brown trying to kick that football!
Probably in the same manner that the government promised transparency on Epstein, covid, financial crises, 911, assassinations, etc.
EPA Promises ‘Total Transparency On The Issues Of Geoengineering And Contrails’
It’s our time to shine! ![]()
i like the way you think !!
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Just got off the phone with the CEO of one of the largest mortgage lenders in the U.S. — mortgage delinquencies are up 200% in 6 months.
People aren’t just stretched. They’re snapping
“Maybe we go straight to $40.”
Let’s just go straight to $50! ![]()
Whoa! The first time I stared at a token’s market cap, I thought bigger was always better. It wasn’t. My instinct said “safe,” but then the numbers told a different story—much different. Initially I thought market cap was a straightforward risk gauge, but then I realized it often hides supply mechanics, locked tokens, and concentrated holdings. Okay, so check this out—if you only glance at a market cap number you miss somethin’ critical: what kind of supply it’s based on and whether that supply can be dumped in a heartbeat.
Really? Yep. Market cap is just price times circulating supply. But which supply? Circulating? Total? Fully diluted? Those labels scramble together in charts and tweets, and you gotta untangle them. On one hand a huge FDV (fully diluted valuation) can scare you; on the other, FDV can be misleading when token emissions are scheduled far in the future. Actually, wait—let me rephrase that: a high FDV signals potential dilution risk, though actually it doesn’t always mean an immediate sell pressure if emissions are slow or locked.
Hmm… trading volume is the heartbeat. Short bursts can signal hype. Medium, sustained volume suggests institutional or broad retail interest. Long, creeping volume with steady price movement generally indicates healthier price discovery, while sudden spikes often accompany bot-driven whipsaws or wash trading. Here’s what bugs me about raw volume numbers: exchanges, aggregators, and vanity metrics sometimes inflate them with non-economic trades, so you need context, not just a headline figure.
Whoa! Liquidity depth matters as much as volume. A token can show $5M in 24-hour volume, but if all that action happens in a 10% slippage trade, the number is useless for traders trying to enter or exit sizable positions. Medium traders and market makers look at order book depth, while many DeFi tokens hide liquidity in multiple pools across chains. Long-term, the most robust projects incentivize stable liquidity provision and staggered unlocks—these are subtle signals that often escape a casual glance.
Really? Price tracking tools save you time. But oh—your source choice changes outcomes. Some dashboards pull on-chain swaps directly, others rely on exchange APIs that can be laggy or manipulated. Short-term traders need sub-minute updates; swing traders can live with hourly candles. Longer-term investors should cross-check on-chain metrics against exchange-reported stats to avoid surprises…

Whoa! When I’m watching a new token, I layer metrics. Short windows, order book snapshots, and on-chain liquidity pools all matter. Medium-term patterns—sustained volume, declining supply unlocks, and reduced whale concentration—build confidence. For quick checks I often reference the dexscreener official site because it’s fast, shows multiple DEX pools, and surfaces slippage and liquidity in one place. Long story short: use tools to reduce noise, not to replace due diligence.
Hmm… it’s tempting to rely on single-source dashboards. I’ve seen pro traders flip coins on a “good-looking” volume spike and lose money when wash-trades disappeared. Medium vigilance is necessary—corroborate volume spikes with wallet flows and liquidity pool changes. On the other hand, obsessing over every micro-metric can paralyze decision-making, so set sensible thresholds and guardrails for action. (oh, and by the way… alerts that trigger on unusual wallet behavior can be gold.)
Whoa! Smart filters matter. Low market cap isn’t inherently bad. It often just means higher risk and higher potential upside. Medium emphasis: check token distribution, time-locked allocations, and vesting schedules before assuming it’s a bargain. Long analysis should consider token utility, burn mechanics, and whether volume supports price discovery rather than just pump-and-dump cycles.
Really? Yes. One practical trick I use: compare 24h volume to the liquidity pool size. If the volume-to-liquidity ratio is too high, expect big slippage and potential rug scenarios. Medium rule-of-thumb: volume consistently exceeding 10-20% of the pool signals an unstable market, though exceptions exist for newly listed tokens with concentrated early action. Actually, I’m biased toward projects that prioritize gradual liquidity growth and transparent tokenomics.
Whoa! Cross-chain differences are a hidden trap. The same token can look thin on one chain and wildly active on another, usually because of arbitrage, bridging quirks, or concentrated LPs. Medium-term traders should scan both sides; top-tier trackers let you do that quickly. Longer-term holders? Focus on total ecosystem health, developer activity, and real-world integrations—metrics that volume alone won’t reveal.
Short answer: no. Market cap is a useful lens but not the whole picture. Medium answer: it’s a quick proxy for relative size, but it depends entirely on which supply is used and whether that supply is free-floating or locked. Long answer: pair market cap with supply schedules, liquidity depth, and holder concentration to reach a more reliable view—otherwise you’re trusting a headline without context.
Whoa! Watch for sudden, short-lived spikes that don’t move price much—those can be wash trades. Medium checks include comparing exchange-reported volume to on-chain swaps and looking at the sources of trades (many trades from a few wallets is a red flag). Long-term indicators: steady, price-correlated volume and diverse liquidity sources. I’m not 100% sure there’s a foolproof test, but triangulating data reduces risk a lot.
Maybe we go straight to $40.
Doesn’t seem to be a lot of fanfare around this move. Silver shares doing pretty well, small caps too.
HUI should be flying and of course it’s not.
Got to love the metals today though. Good stuff.
Perhaps the mindset amongst big institutional funds is to go long the underlying physical Silver, and then sell the underlying Silver shares……Sort of like a “buy-write.”
Coming for the metals.
Solomon was right – “there’s nothing new under the sun”
it makes Tuesdays’ move down in the HUI even more suspect. Was that just a shaking of the tree?
5% down in one day is a helluva shaking.
9 am arrives. This is the time they love to come in and take some wind out of our sails.
TomaGold Signs Definitive Asset Purchase Agreement for Sale of Hazeur, Monster Lake East and Monster Lake West Properties
https://pro.ceo.ca/@businesswire/tomagold-signs-definitive-asset-purchase-agreement
Northern Superior Enters Into A Definitive Agreement For The Acquisition Of Strategic Properties In The Chibougamau Gold Camp
https://pro.ceo.ca/@accesswire/northern-superior-enters-into-a-definitive-agreement
Orogen Royalties Re-Lists on the TSX Venture Exchange
https://pro.ceo.ca/@accesswire/orogen-royalties-re-lists-on-the-tsx-venture-exchange
REPEAT – Euro Sun Mining Enters into Facility and Offtake Agreements; Changes Address
https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/repeat-euro-sun-mining-enters-into-facility-and-offtake
Wolfden Announces $1.0M Financing
https://pro.ceo.ca/@accesswire/wolfden-announces-10m-financing
Orezone Lodges Prospectus to Raise A$75 Million as Part of ASX Listing
https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/orezone-lodges-prospectus-to-raise-a75-million-as
CANTEX TO COMPLETE FINANCING INVOLVING CRESCAT CAPITAL TO DRILL HIGH GRADE COPPER, MASSIVE SULPHIDE AND GOLD ON ITS NORTH RACKLA CLAIMS, YUKON
https://pro.ceo.ca/@newswire/cantex-to-complete-financing-involving-crescat-capital
Inspiration Announces Promising Results from AMRT Remote Sensing Survey at Rottenstone North Gold / Copper Project in Saskatchewan
https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/inspiration-announces-promising-results-from-amrt-remote
Revival Gold Announces Strategic Placement with EMR Capital and C$24 Million Capital Raise
https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/revival-gold-announces-strategic-placement-with-emr
MAG Shareholders Approve the Proposed Acquisition by Pan American
https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/mag-shareholders-approve-the-proposed-acquisition-by
First Nordic Metals Upsizes “Best Efforts” LIFE Offering of Units to C$13.4 Million
https://pro.ceo.ca/@newswire/first-nordic-metals-upsizes-best-efforts-life-offering
Silver Storm Announces Till Capital Shareholder Approval of Arrangement
https://pro.ceo.ca/@businesswire/silver-storm-announces-till-capital-shareholder-approval
Endeavour Silver Announces At-the-Market Offering of up to US$60 Million
https://pro.ceo.ca/@globenewswire/endeavour-silver-announces-at-the-market-offering-of-b1d64
Tower Hits High-Grade 23.63 g/t Gold over 6.02 m Near Surface in Hole 060 at Blue Sky, 70 m NE of Hole 055, Underscoring the Potential of the Durand Diorite to Host a Substantial Gold Deposit
https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/tower-hits-high-grade-2363-gt-gold-over-602-m-near
Bureau of Land Management Accelerates Permitting for Paramount’s High-Grade Grassy Mountain Gold Project
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Lumwana Expansion In Full Swing As Barrick Builds Tier One Copper Mine
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St. Davids Capital Announces Proposed Qualifying Transaction with Thistle Resources Corp.
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Royalties Inc. Receives Approval for ROYIF to Trade on the OTCID Market
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BULGOLD Announces Closing of Non-Brokered Private Placement for Gross Proceeds of Approximately $1 Million
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Romios Gold Resources Inc. Announces Sale of Select Golden Triangle British Columbia Claim Blocks to Galore Creek Mining Corporation
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West Red Lake Gold’s Rowan PEA Projects Average Annual Production of 35,000 ounces at 8 grams per tonne, AISC of US$1,408
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I put those charts together because to me anyways I see and probably third eye too we have loss of interest in the dollar or bond buying and along with current interest rates a possible coming recession going into mid terms. Although sometime next year we’ll get another Fed chair so these little ups and downs in PMs don’t bother me, especially industrial metals. Not that they don’t have value or silver following gold but their connection with the economy. But as far as housing it’s still over what it should be if you doubled the prices of a average mid class home 20 plus yrs ago, maybe wages too in some sectors. Powell bubbles up housing prices too high with is zero interest for wall street and was buying mortgage backed securities to prop up the banks then doubled interest on bank loans profiting off it. .  Now if he dis-inflates with higher interest mortgage cost more than double bankrupting the economy and honest money from the working class , a hidden inflation and robbery, good for banks who produce nothing and if he lowers rates housing prices rise and costs and taxes with it. He’s ruining the economy. There is some things that can be done but not likely.
$37 falls without much effort and busts up to $37.50. Gold doing its part, up $22.
Surprising with the dollar higher and rates up 4 bips. Also with the SM futures down.
Course nothing can beat Bitcoin which is up another $2300 and bearing down on $120K. I guess we can thank our crypto president for that.
Oil up .7%, palladium having another big day, up $34 – almost 3%.
Silver shares are outperforming premarket. The ones I watch are up around 2%. The gold shares are a lot less impressive. GDX up 1/2%.
As always, it boils down to whether silver can hold the gains. Never a guarantee with the manipulators in charge. I suppose if they want to take it back down, they’ll hit gold first.
Nevertheless, interesting action in all markets going into the weekend.
Long time old man, assuming you’re a lot older now. 🙂
When you said that about the silver rounds and premiums I checked at the dealer I buy from as well, sure enough the premiums have fallen. Not sure why that would be unless they have plenty of stock? That would sort of imply that what we hear about supply being tight is overblown?
Interesting indeed.
I find it interesting that the price I pay for silver eagles is the same as when it was 30 as premiums have shrunk.
Hopefully they lose tonight. I think they just might.
SLV had the heaviest volume it’s had in over a month, appears some folks are betting on higher prices forthwith. 🙂
The chart looks good, much better looking than the chart of GLD. Still, gold has been a stallion compared to past times when we’d give up most of our gains after a rally. Maybe things are really about to change for us.
Mali to sell $107M in gold from Barrick to fund mine restart
The court-appointed administrator of Barrick Mining’s (TSX: ABX; NYSE: B) Loulo-Gounkoto complex in Mali is reportedly planning to sell some of the gold from the mine site to fund an operation restart.
Citing multiple sources, Reuters said on Tuesday that Soumana Makadji, acting as temporary administrator of the mine operation, intends to sell one metric ton of the gold from the site’s storeroom.
Funds from the planned gold sale could be worth about $107 million and are expected to be used to finance operational expenses, including salaries, fuel and unpaid dues to contractors, the report said.
In addition, Reuters sources have indicated that Makadji has enlisted the state mining company’s chairman and former Loulo-Gounkoto executive Samba Toure to support the mines’ restart, and the plant has already resumed operations.
…the scum are fighting $37.10 with everything they’ve got!!!!
Moving up on heavy volume, BHP in particular gapping up and breaking out above the 200 dma on good volume. RIO still struggling with the 200 day but looks like it’s got a little room to run.
I’m guessing these are doing well because palladium is up 4.5%? Platinum doing OK too.
Kind of a stealth move up today. No fanfare, no real big moves up in the shares.
I guess we’ll find out how important the $37 level is to the criminals to defend.
Maybe we get a quick jump up to $40 to correct the GSR. Could happen. 🙂
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