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Originally posted by sonatine View Post
You have the #silversqueeze and the usual blowhards and pumpers like the winklevii are chiming in. It’s got that antiestablishment theme that seems an important element to building momentum.
limited supply and lotsa derivatives.
maybe most important it’s all new to the eyeliner crowd - there will be the amount of stupid that creates courage and moral turpitude (exactly the wrong word but I liked it). Moral righteousness. There needs to be a story about hurting the establishment
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Originally posted by gauchojake View PostSilver?????????
no broker required ...if that has annoyed you... just kitco.
the Wall Street shorts are children compared to the silver shorts. The plunge protection team.
these and many more factors make silver special. Let’s test the other side of silver. All markets are manipulated these days but silver especially so.
I said recently in this thread something to the effect we are at the height of a confidence cycle. Cheap leverage and a can’t lose attitude forged from these past few months
if you can only hold one thought in your squash make room for this:
20% of all US dollars were created this year. Sanlmar believes that by the end of Biden’s term 50% of all US dollars will be created.
1.9t is just the ante. There will be another round and lots lotsa programs. Mangia mangia
parenthetically idiots haven’t grasped the length of covid and it’s effect - not yet
sample from the buffet. If you pass on silver there will be many others. Pets.com was not alone back in the day.
Futures trading will be fashionable
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Originally posted by DJ_Chaps View PostCNBC was religion to me for years. We had it on in the office all day. Was great, you wanted to be long whatever stock Cramer mentioned thru the day for a guaranteed profitable scalp. Not sure if he still has that effect mid day, so much other shit going on constantly as far as daily parabolic movement is concerned. I still like to tune in after the close for earnings numbers, and the occasional Fast Money/Mad Money.
Always had it on but mute. It was like the emergency broadcast system. If shit went down you’d see it on the screen. The webz alerts provide that service now.
You weren’t really interested in what was being said. You did want to know what everyone else (“the crowd”) was thinking. CNBC represented crowd thinking. I think this is far far less true today.
CNBC used to be a basic public utility like water and sewer. Now it isn’t and they are manufacturing too much drama & noise just like FOX or CNN. The sight of CNBC just raises my blood pressure.
good to see you back. My first posts were with you about stock years ago.
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CNBC was religion to me for years. We had it on in the office all day. Was great, you wanted to be long whatever stock Cramer mentioned thru the day for a guaranteed profitable scalp. Not sure if he still has that effect mid day, so much other shit going on constantly as far as daily parabolic movement is concerned. I still like to tune in after the close for earnings numbers, and the occasional Fast Money/Mad Money.
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Never watched CNBC. Seen Cramer total of 10 times, usually on a treadmill at gym. All my picks come from gut and chart analysis. Oh and tiktok vids.
SWBI, my best trade to date, was seeing the historical trends and realizing NICS # dont lie.
The way TVIX jumped so high because of a over the top interview given by Ackman, shows why you should never take those guys at face value so why even bother watching them .
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so whats the easiest way to buy some of these stocks, I want to do my part in fucking over the hedgefunds, dont give a flying fuck about profit
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