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🚨 SILVER IS WALKING INTO THE SAME TRAP THAT DESTROYED EVERYONE IN 2011 And almost nobody sees what’s coming. 2011: Silver explodes from $18 → $49. Everyone turns bullish. “Silver is just getting started.” “There’s a massive shortage.” “$100 silver is inevitable.” Then the trap snapped shut. $49 →...

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Logika Agencyvor 1 Monat

The US debt situation and geopolitical events are very different from 2011

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FOLLOW TRUTH NOT IDOLSvor 1 Monat

The dollar is dying. Different scenario entirely

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İsmet Kariybvor 1 Monat

Demek ki yükselecek ve bazı hesaplar insanları satmaya teşvik ediyor.

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Renov8vor 1 Monat

Selling fear porn…you piece of shit.

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Chrisvor 1 Monat

We didn't have a silver supply shortage before and silver is now the new oil driving world growth

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husky2023vor 1 Monat

Absolutely nonsensical without any reason or the basis on which this hypothesis is based. " Just because I feel it like that" "It's trap" "It's not different this time" "I missed the bus, I was short" Isnt it a trap for bears bringin it down to 54 then riding back to 100. Trap

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Psyclopsvor 1 Monat

Cool, looks like I should buy more silver

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Erik Longvor 1 Monat

Bullshit

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RKippesvor 1 Monat

The thing one needs to consider are hedge funds with enormous amounts of money—using Computer generated injections of that money! When the arrow points green, the injection of buys enter these funds. The market makes no sense when computers inject masses of money!

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Babyhulkvor 27 Tagen

Different times, Different outcomes 🫡

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ConspiracyNetwork.comvor 29 Tagen

40 trillion in debt is a key factor you're ignoring.

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Ek Wardvor 28 Tagen

Market crashes everything crashes, even gold! How about turn off the market,trading and depend on r country not people who are in high places pushing buttons to control everyone,

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Can You Hear Me Nowvor 29 Tagen

ƁuyPhysicalAg'

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Michczyvor 1 Monat

Hmm interesting point ☝️

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Cryptonovovor 1 Monat

@grok does this make sense?

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Ejdervor 1 Monat

yapay zeka güneş panelleri ve elektirikli araç teknolojisi,dostum sen bayağı geride kalmışsın

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𝐑𝐢𝐜𝐡 𝐜𝐫𝐲𝐩𝐭𝐨vor 1 Monat

Oh

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Rob 43 Stewartvor 29 Tagen

Boom! E011110 ! WE GET OUT of the debt slave system of the cartel/central bankers! Let’s go HI HO Silver! The gold / silver backed currencies will change the world! I think you were talking about the heist in the 80’s when the HUNT BROTHERS (LAMAR’s ) brothers hood winked al

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Super1TruthSeekervor 1 Monat

You will covering soon.

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John Doxkyvor 1 Monat

If it’s about to crash why not be out of the market already? Why wait?

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Javicanadavor 1 Monat

It already crashed half of the price but it needs the price to get stable longer before to jump in..

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