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New interview with Momentum Structural Analysis by 📐triANGLE INVESTOR. I fully back Michael Oilver's assessment, to 100%. The entire debt and equity market is going to discharge into gold, silver and miners. The financial market is simply DONE! You can see it in the debt market but also everywhere... show more

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Junior Mining Pro7 days ago

@Oliver_MSA @capnek123 We've been hearing this story for decades. There's always another mechanism or another move that they will pull to keep the show on the road.

Sebastian6 days ago

@Oliver_MSA @capnek123 China will be back in play tonight Demand incoming again they have been offline for almost a week now

Tom7 days ago

@Oliver_MSA @capnek123 If you've been listening to this guy for the past 9 months, you've lost a shit ton of money!

KallesFarsa☢️⛏️7 days ago

@Oliver_MSA @capnek123

Destination moon (Objectif lune)7 days ago

@capnek123 @Oliver_MSA The riots in the street, the wars, the lunatics in charge… It sure smells like the end of the Roman empire. But that took many years.

Tim Hack7 days ago

Yes, but the Romans didn’t have a market anywhere near as leveraged as ours is today. Besides, the decline has already been underway for at least 20 years, and the amplitudes keep compressing. We’re at the point where the lake’s ecosystem starts to collapse, and from one day to the next, the water starts to smell rotten as the fish float to the surface.

John Smith6 days ago

@Oliver_MSA @capnek123 Michael mocking again people who bought at +$100. He told them so! What an asshole!

BobRice7 days ago

@Oliver_MSA @capnek123 100% pure nonsense .... some people will say anything to get a click or a sub .,.,.. where is that $350 oliver has been predicting since march?? Im surprised any one waste their time reading these tweets

The fisherman6 days ago

@Oliver_MSA @capnek123 I’m afraid it is over for atleast this year. I think 2027 will be nicer to us than 2026 have been! 👌

FISIONANDOME ⚛️6 days ago

@Oliver_MSA @capnek123 When? ... It is getting ridiculous

Silver Donut6 days ago

@Oliver_MSA @capnek123 Michael is correct

John Smith6 days ago

@Oliver_MSA @capnek123 Michael is a frigging idiot!

JPSerino6 days ago

@Oliver_MSA @capnek123 How many drown thinking the beach grew before the tsunami struck? Mr Oliver sees the tsunami.

Eli Friedland7 days ago

@Oliver_MSA @capnek123 Lmao two bots talking about how PMs will eventually go back up

RoadKill Sorbet6 days ago

@Oliver_MSA @capnek123 Utter bullshit, hack.

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