S&P sets records

Post it! Let’s see!

I guess Starbucks isn’t one of the 7 stocks that are doing all the upward movement.

Interesting. Who knew people couldn’t afford $15 coffee with kamalomics?

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Here is one thread out of dozens/hundreds of examples:

When the market goes down under a dem, it’s not an indicator of the economy.

When the stock market goes up under a Republican, it’s not an indicator of the economy.

When the stock market goes up under a dem, it’s a clear indicator that the economy is doing swell ah gee.

When the stock market goes down under a Republican, it’s a clear indicator of a recession and we should all get the vapors.

These retards only have their programming to sustain them.

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If the banks fold up because of shenanigans there will be some wild events. Sore Azzz is going for it.

Ok just making stuff up and blaming the Jew now.

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I’m not sure what that’s about.
I must be missing something.

But the banks really do have looming problems.

The Fed knows about them. It does not hide them.
The Fed is on the case.
We can trust the Fed, or, we can remember that the Fed has gotten many things wrong in the past.

Sor-Azz is not Jewish.

Dont you know supposed to hang on it till you get dementia thn give it all away towards political scammers :rofl:

“Banks” have been shorting silver as if trying to die. A bank in Oklahoma just announced it’s going under. These are strange occurrences.

Well they haven’t been doing it enough to move the price.

Silver is up 47% in a year.
That’s more than gold and more than copper.

Yes, shorting silver is idiotic right now. Unless…it’s a desperate, defensive move.

This philosophy started in the 80s, but I’m positive my check is gonna show up any day now!

Well if you’re a short-term tader (like me) it is idiotic to short silver.

But
In the 50-year picture,
In the 20-year picture,
In the 10-year picture, etc.
Gold has always risen more quickly than silver.
(this suggests a long-term dependable historical pattern.)

In the 1-year picture,
In the 6-month picture,
In the 1-month picture,
Silver has been rising much faster than gold.
To many investors, this suggests a short-term & unsustainable trend, one that will likely reverse itself in the next few years. (mean reversion) ← That means either go long gold or short silver or both.

I don’t often play (non-energy) commodities, but that is the logic.

No, I don’t. I wouldn’t any of those thieving so and sos a plug nickel

Before this recent crazy movement, Silver upturns were minor and the 34.00 price now in such a short time is not like anything I’ve ever seen-for years. Silver bulls have always been peddlers of fake news and hysterical predictions Salesman making fake promises. It’s movement with Gold has been relatively minor. Now why is this happening now? I smell a ratzzz. Why have banks been shorting it? Something is fishy. I have seen talk predicting catastrophe. It’s connected to the S&P

BANK LOSSES:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/silver-prices-surge-banks-face-billion-dollar-losses/ar-AA1sxKBZ?ocid=BingNewsSerp

Reiterating what I posted above:

1.) Since 1975, gold has risen faster than silver (Gold line on top in chart)

2.) Since 2000, (25 years) gold has risen faster than silver (Gold line on top in chart)

3.) Since 2014, (10 years) gold has risen faster than silver (Gold line on top in chart)


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And then, magic happened
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4.) Since Oct 2023, (1 year) silver has risen faster than gold (Blue line on top in chart)

5.) Since Apr 2024, (6 mos) silver has risen faster than gold (Blue line on top in chart)

6.) In the past week, it has been rising a LOT faster than gold. (Blue line on top in chart)


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Did the banks get short-squeezed? I dunno. I don’t trade precious metals, but my first instinct is to say it is in a specualtion bubble and start making an exit plan.

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It’s a bubble alright. Same with Gold. Did you see the Jerusalem Post I linked? The page didn’t generate a preview.

yeah I saw it.
looked pretty crappy.
Main source is a excited blogger who will sell you a subscription to his investment system.

One of many articles. WSJ. ECONOMIC Times, etc.