Oil is gapping up hard as the small hats decided to start a new conflict that has now closed the Straight of Hormuz.
Oil has not seen prices this high since the (((insider trading))) in the months leading up to the 2022 full-scale Eurasian Invasion.
The current price spike however was not frontrun the way it was in 2021-2022... this oil shock has caught most nations off-guard and can easily lead to supply chain disruptions and big-time inflation over the weeks and months to follow.
Miners specifically could be affected because energy is one of their largest input costs.
Metals, which typically respond positively to fear and uncertainty in the market, should do well; but there may be a lag as battered markets scramble for liquidity and sell whatever they can to cover losses.
Energy supplies should come back online once hostilities cease, or once the Straight of Hormuz can be safely reopened... but if not, then this will very likely cause a worldwide economic slowdown with out of control inflation in many currencies.
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Oil has not seen prices this high since the (((insider trading))) in the months leading up to the 2022 full-scale Eurasian Invasion.
The current price spike however was not frontrun the way it was in 2021-2022... this oil shock has caught most nations off-guard and can easily lead to supply chain disruptions and big-time inflation over the weeks and months to follow.
Miners specifically could be affected because energy is one of their largest input costs.
Metals, which typically respond positively to fear and uncertainty in the market, should do well; but there may be a lag as battered markets scramble for liquidity and sell whatever they can to cover losses.
Energy supplies should come back online once hostilities cease, or once the Straight of Hormuz can be safely reopened... but if not, then this will very likely cause a worldwide economic slowdown with out of control inflation in many currencies.
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The Oil/Silver Ratio had gotten down below 1 in recent months, a rarity; even during the 2011 metals price spike the ratio had remained above 1.
Oil was extremely cheap until this latest military misadventure caused the Straight of Hormuz to take 1/4 of world energy shipments offline.
Higher energy prices lead to higher inflation and a slower economy.
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Oil was extremely cheap until this latest military misadventure caused the Straight of Hormuz to take 1/4 of world energy shipments offline.
Higher energy prices lead to higher inflation and a slower economy.
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China imports almost half of it's oil from the Persian Gulf.
Closing the Straight of Hormuz has a disproportionate affect on China more than any other world power... and China is still (for now) the world's factory... which means with reduced oil flows either you won't get your stuff, or it will cost much more.
This is an exact recipe for worldwide hyperinflation.
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Closing the Straight of Hormuz has a disproportionate affect on China more than any other world power... and China is still (for now) the world's factory... which means with reduced oil flows either you won't get your stuff, or it will cost much more.
This is an exact recipe for worldwide hyperinflation.
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Oil is already back under $100 after reaching $119 in overseas trading; but this supply/price shock is a very big deal... it's so much more than what people pay at the pump... oil is next to Silver as the world's most versatile commodity with thousands of different uses and applications... it's connected either directly or indirectly to practically everything.
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Either ships have discovered some type of Agartha Portal, or they are turning off transponders and sailing through the Straight of Hormuz.
The blockaid is turning into another BRICS L
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The blockaid is turning into another BRICS L
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Finally found a kookaburra display box for a reasonable price. Pretty happy with it.
Forwarded from It's Führer Friday o/
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The PM of israel, Benjamin Netanyahu is...
Anonymous Poll
31%
A filthy J hiding in his bunker
22%
A filthy J cooking in shoah
57%
Idk, but really hope he's in shoah now
Both Silver and gold are consolidating in a grinding sideways pattern after extreme upside volatility at the start of the year.
It's easy to get demoralized when Silver (which is manipulated and historically undervalued) doesn't go up as expected; but it is also important to remember that both Silver and gold have made all-time nominal highs in 2026 and are both still up year to date.
With respect to the past few weeks of downward pressure, normally war would bring a fear trade into metals; but higher energy costs and need for liquidity might be weighing down on metals at the moment.
This is pure speculation, but Arab gulf states which are unable to sell oil and gas freely into the market due to "shipping issues" might be selling precious metals to cover short-term budget liquidity needs, a very normal market practice of taking profits on top performing assets in a portfolio.
The underlying fundamentals for metals however remain unchanged: deglobalization, increasing industrial demand, increasing electrification, reduced trust in bonds, looming stagflation, lack of meaningful new mine discoveries... Silver (and gold) are still the best monetary assets heading into the coming years and decades.
TL;DR Enjoy the dip while it lasts.
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It's easy to get demoralized when Silver (which is manipulated and historically undervalued) doesn't go up as expected; but it is also important to remember that both Silver and gold have made all-time nominal highs in 2026 and are both still up year to date.
With respect to the past few weeks of downward pressure, normally war would bring a fear trade into metals; but higher energy costs and need for liquidity might be weighing down on metals at the moment.
This is pure speculation, but Arab gulf states which are unable to sell oil and gas freely into the market due to "shipping issues" might be selling precious metals to cover short-term budget liquidity needs, a very normal market practice of taking profits on top performing assets in a portfolio.
The underlying fundamentals for metals however remain unchanged: deglobalization, increasing industrial demand, increasing electrification, reduced trust in bonds, looming stagflation, lack of meaningful new mine discoveries... Silver (and gold) are still the best monetary assets heading into the coming years and decades.
TL;DR Enjoy the dip while it lasts.
t.me/SilverStackersSS
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Dip enjoyment abounds.
Deal of nite to report.
Seller found in attic.
I found on marketplace.
242.3 g Sterling
224.3 g pure
7.2 toz pure
$450
$62.50 /toz pure
Deal of nite to report.
Seller found in attic.
I found on marketplace.
242.3 g Sterling
224.3 g pure
7.2 toz pure
$450
$62.50 /toz pure