Or that it is a critical part of the plan for taking down the system/CB?
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Yep. GME seems to have the ability to break some actors of the market, but silver might break the banks. Whatever happens, I’m stacking. Silver is cheap now.
"Silver is cheap now."
Silver is currently 50% higher than its ten-year mean, and has gained more than the dollar has recently inflated.
I made two assertions in that post. Which of them is factually incorrect?
PMs will not burn read hot because COMEX contracts for physical are not required to fill.
Gold has been sliding for nine months now, with silver range-bound in the twenties.
What else can it buy? Bonds, land, crypto, numismatics, IOUs, other countries' cash, political "investment" (bribery, school curricula, legislation), venture stakes, etc. And occasionally, such as during incipient or ongoing market-crashes, cash is worth the most (aside from put options, of course).
The Big Club rotates.
100% of the time you think that the guy on the other side of your trade has no other options, you are 100% wrong.
"Forget GME, silver’s the play."
The thing that is the real play is the thing that nobody is talking about at any given moment, and is slightly rising after wallowing in a long flat.
What's slightly rising after wallowing in a long flat right now that nobody is talking about?