Thanks for the free content that you do offer us commoners through your service/page. I mean that sincerely.
Just wanted to add my (relatively novice) take on the HSBC piece you recently posted…seems to me that some (or at least 1 🤔) large bank(s) are INDEED still short Silver to some extent even now….or, perhaps just as likely, they have important clients who still are and the bank(s) are praying those large accounts don’t go elsewhere (or perhaps even kapoof! altogether -?? 🤷🏼♂️).
What do I know…? Not much. But it’s absolutely a plausible narrative which ‘nobody’ can refute with complete certainty, right? And plus, it’s fun stirring the pot….hell, I thought us crypto degens were bad actors at times, but my more recent assessment is that you metals heads (? 🤷🏼♂️) can be a whole other level of dirty with the content some of y’all exude on the World Wide Web, dang…
Long & strong Bitcoin, Gold, Silver here…and that’s pretty much 90% + of my entire investment portfolio in a nutshell right there. And generally pleased with my current allocations overall✌️
Probably discussed before but found this comment elsewhere interesting.
“There is a notable connection through a former Newmont executive: David Copley, who previously worked at Newmont (in a strategic development role), was appointed in early 2025 as a senior White House official overseeing domestic mining policy. This role is tied to the National Energy Dominance Council (NEDC), an interagency body focused on boosting U.S. energy and mineral production, including critical minerals, permitting reform, and industry coordination. He later moved to a senior director position at the National Security Council (NSC) focusing on supply chains and critical minerals access.”
Last year Hartnett, Ed Dowd, and Rosie were expecting US bonds to rise based on rates falling to 3.5% or less. Does the new Trump-Bessent (election year) strategy of running the economy hot wipe out any chance for bonds in 2026?
Thanks for the free content that you do offer us commoners through your service/page. I mean that sincerely.
Just wanted to add my (relatively novice) take on the HSBC piece you recently posted…seems to me that some (or at least 1 🤔) large bank(s) are INDEED still short Silver to some extent even now….or, perhaps just as likely, they have important clients who still are and the bank(s) are praying those large accounts don’t go elsewhere (or perhaps even kapoof! altogether -?? 🤷🏼♂️).
What do I know…? Not much. But it’s absolutely a plausible narrative which ‘nobody’ can refute with complete certainty, right? And plus, it’s fun stirring the pot….hell, I thought us crypto degens were bad actors at times, but my more recent assessment is that you metals heads (? 🤷🏼♂️) can be a whole other level of dirty with the content some of y’all exude on the World Wide Web, dang…
Long & strong Bitcoin, Gold, Silver here…and that’s pretty much 90% + of my entire investment portfolio in a nutshell right there. And generally pleased with my current allocations overall✌️
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$90+ silver. Rubbing my eyes still.
Probably discussed before but found this comment elsewhere interesting.
“There is a notable connection through a former Newmont executive: David Copley, who previously worked at Newmont (in a strategic development role), was appointed in early 2025 as a senior White House official overseeing domestic mining policy. This role is tied to the National Energy Dominance Council (NEDC), an interagency body focused on boosting U.S. energy and mineral production, including critical minerals, permitting reform, and industry coordination. He later moved to a senior director position at the National Security Council (NSC) focusing on supply chains and critical minerals access.”
Last year Hartnett, Ed Dowd, and Rosie were expecting US bonds to rise based on rates falling to 3.5% or less. Does the new Trump-Bessent (election year) strategy of running the economy hot wipe out any chance for bonds in 2026?