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not this post doing number on kfans side lol (1M views now) it's about how tws is behind the globalization of the word 'angtal' which means sulking or throwing tantrum (in a cute way) yasss no more aegyo let's get more angtal with overdrive now

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🚨 CNBC's negative bias on silver I watched CNBC yesterday, and maybe 20 different people talking about silver: ➡️ not a word about China’s industrial needs, and how they need to refill SGE/SFE. ➡️ not a word about the ETFs in India requiring a lot of silver ➡️ not a word about China implementing export restrictions 1st of January ➡️ not a word about the once-in-a-lifetime shift for green energy ➡️ not a word about the Samsung 1 kilo silver battery ➡️ not a word about BRICS and how they are moving away from the dollar ➡️ not a word about how silver paper price is set ➡️ not a word about the banks losing control of the price mechanism ➡️ not a word about the shift in short positions ➡️ not a word about the huge inflow to silver ETFs ➡️ not a word about the physical tightness in London ➡️ suggesting shorting silver and go long gold 🚨There was not one single guy from the mining industry or long-term investors, like Eric Sprott, Rick Rule , GoldSilver , David Morgan , Peter Schiff , Andy Schectman , James Henry Anderson , Josh Philip Phair , EB Tucker or Keith Neumeyer. With the price gains in 2025 certainly all of these people should be on the screen, and there are a lot of other candiates as well. In stead CNBC just interview paper traders who either call it a trade or who are negative, while CNBC staff lauging, shaking their heads saying silver is overpriced. On CBNC, what other commodity or company would have nobody representing the long-term investor side? The way silver is mocked in the western world makes me certain China will win the silver-war.

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