BRICS moment: The president of earth's largest open-air toilet says, "Do Not Redeem!" to his fellow scam call center workers.
India's highly indebted and energy dependent economy can't survive the effects of an oil shock... and Modi's answer is not to contract for energy supplies from more reliable partners; no, his answer is for Indians to lock down (again) and Do Not Redeem! their fake fiat poo currency for real money like gold.
We went from, "GoLd BaCkEd BRICS currency" to, "sTaY hOmE, sTaY SaFe" faster than you can pinch one off on a public beach.
This has all happened before throughout history, with the public blocked from exiting the burning theater that is fiat currency... and these low IQ brownoids will definitely get their "fell for it again award" ... but not you White Man, if you're reading this, then you're a Stacker, and you know that shills will do anything to get you away from physical precious metals, and you know that that is reason enough to Keep Stacking.😏
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India's highly indebted and energy dependent economy can't survive the effects of an oil shock... and Modi's answer is not to contract for energy supplies from more reliable partners; no, his answer is for Indians to lock down (again) and Do Not Redeem! their fake fiat poo currency for real money like gold.
We went from, "GoLd BaCkEd BRICS currency" to, "sTaY hOmE, sTaY SaFe" faster than you can pinch one off on a public beach.
This has all happened before throughout history, with the public blocked from exiting the burning theater that is fiat currency... and these low IQ brownoids will definitely get their "fell for it again award" ... but not you White Man, if you're reading this, then you're a Stacker, and you know that shills will do anything to get you away from physical precious metals, and you know that that is reason enough to Keep Stacking.
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BRICS moment: The president of earth's largest open-air toilet says, "Do Not Redeem!" to his fellow scam call center workers. India's highly indebted and energy dependent economy can't survive the effects of an oil shock... and Modi's answer is not to contract…
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Well lads, as of 0324 local time today I am a dad for the third time
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Chud the Builder went to court today and got into it with some silly nig who thought Chud wouldn't do it...
"They Chimpin' Out!"
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11th century silver bowl from Lilla Valla, Gotland, Sweden.
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Even africa niggers are starting to figure it out
Ghana is telling its miners to sell 30% of its Gold directly to the Central Bank. Paying them in fiat
One day we will wake up and you won't be able to buy physical
https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/ghana-seeks-sell-30-gold-miners-boost-reserves-central-bank-2026-05-18/
Ghana is telling its miners to sell 30% of its Gold directly to the Central Bank. Paying them in fiat
One day we will wake up and you won't be able to buy physical
https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/ghana-seeks-sell-30-gold-miners-boost-reserves-central-bank-2026-05-18/
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The fed funds rate is a lagging indicator that follows the 2-year treasury.
The current fed funds rate is 3.5% - 3.75% which represented a pause in their rate cuts as the 2-year appeared to bottom, and now the fed will likely have to raise rates during their June and/or July meeting as the 2-year appears to be climbing again and staying above their target rate.
Rate hikes typically would be bearish for metals; but, as we saw in the 1970's, if it comes as a result of higher inflation, the metals can go to historical new highs while rates also climb, as long as inflation remains unchecked.
Recent disruptions to world oil/gas/fertilizer supplies imply a prolonged bout of inflation.
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The current fed funds rate is 3.5% - 3.75% which represented a pause in their rate cuts as the 2-year appeared to bottom, and now the fed will likely have to raise rates during their June and/or July meeting as the 2-year appears to be climbing again and staying above their target rate.
Rate hikes typically would be bearish for metals; but, as we saw in the 1970's, if it comes as a result of higher inflation, the metals can go to historical new highs while rates also climb, as long as inflation remains unchecked.
Recent disruptions to world oil/gas/fertilizer supplies imply a prolonged bout of inflation.
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Gold is now at the 200-day moving average on the daily chart; which is a major test of whether metals will bounce and continue last year's trend higher, or cross into a deeper and longer correction than what we've already seen.
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Gold is now at the 200-day moving average on the daily chart; which is a major test of whether metals will bounce and continue last year's trend higher, or cross into a deeper and longer correction than what we've already seen. t.me/SilverStackersSS
Gold bounced nicely off the 200-day daily moving average (green line)... but still needs to clear the 50-day moving average (red line) in order to prevent of bearish cross of those two lines sometime in the next month or so.
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We achieved peak worldwide Silver production in 2016, and (despite ever-increasing demand) have not been able to increase production beyond 900 million ounces.
Steve St Angelo, in his latest video, compares the peak and decline of Roman Silver production with our own modern-day peak and decline in Silver production.
He also notes that massive amounts of monetary Silver, and other forms of currency have been simply lost, and suggests that people should use Silver as a store of value in private hoards rather than for Silver to reenter circulation because of the risk that supplies will further decline due to a measurable rate of coinage lost each year.
Even if Steve's argument for not using Silver in circulation doesn't seem solid, his analysis of Roman energy consumption and currency debasement is always worth paying attention to.
TL;DW Worldwide Silver production has already peaked, and is now declining in the face of increasing demand, similar to the Roman Empire in it's period of decline, i.e. we're in the early stages of worldwide hyperinflation and civilization decline.
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Steve St Angelo, in his latest video, compares the peak and decline of Roman Silver production with our own modern-day peak and decline in Silver production.
He also notes that massive amounts of monetary Silver, and other forms of currency have been simply lost, and suggests that people should use Silver as a store of value in private hoards rather than for Silver to reenter circulation because of the risk that supplies will further decline due to a measurable rate of coinage lost each year.
Even if Steve's argument for not using Silver in circulation doesn't seem solid, his analysis of Roman energy consumption and currency debasement is always worth paying attention to.
TL;DW Worldwide Silver production has already peaked, and is now declining in the face of increasing demand, similar to the Roman Empire in it's period of decline, i.e. we're in the early stages of worldwide hyperinflation and civilization decline.
t.me/SilverStackersSS
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