$ProShares Ultra Silver(AGQ)$ $iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ When paper says one thing. And the real world says another. 🇺🇸 COMEX: ~$83/oz Now look at physical. 🇨🇳 China: ~$95/oz (+$12) 🇯🇵 Japan: ~$90+/oz (+$7) 🇦🇪 UAE: ~$90+/oz (+$7) 🇮🇳 India: ~$88+/oz (+$5) Same day. Same metal. A $5 to $12 gap. And in a normal market, this can't last, arbitrage closes it fast, in milliseconds. But it's not closing. That one fact explains a lot. It means the market isn't clearing clean. Paper is printing a price that physical can't match. THIS IS NOT GOOD AT ALL. Now connect the dots. CME just hiked maintenance margins. Silver maintenance goes 11%
A memory-chip meltdown has hit South Korea’s stock market.
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The Silver Domino: Why the Market is Bleeding and How to Spot the "V" Recovery
Market meltdowns are a lot like a crowded theater: once one person smells smoke (Silver), everyone rushes for the exit at once, tripping over the seats (Crypto and Tech). Here is a breakdown of why the screen is red and how to spot the winners in the wreckage. $BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc.(BMNR)$ $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ 🌪️ The "Silver Slide" Domino Effect The chaos started with a technical glitch in the matrix: CME margin calls on Silver. When Silver tanked 33% in a single day, big institutions didn't just lose money on metal; they were forced to sell their "cool kids" stocks (Crypto and High-Beta) ju
Is Oracle having a major "growth spurt" or just a really expensive identity crisis? 🎀✨
The tea is piping hot: $Oracle(ORCL)$ has $19.7B in the bank, but $27.8B in bills due by Nov 30. Yikes! 💸 They also have $6.8B in "unpaid capex" (basically shopping before the paycheck hits 🛍️), and rumors say 30,000 layoffs might be coming soon. 📉 The Big Glow-Up Plan ☁️ To keep things moving, Oracle is planning to raise $45B to $50 BILLION in 2026. They need the extra room to support their besties: Meta 📱 NVIDIA 🎮 OpenAI 🤖 TikTok 🎵 xAI 🚀 A Tiny "Coincidence" 🔍 It’s honestly so interesting that Oracle owes $6.8B for equipment at the exact same time NVIDIA has $6.8B in unpaid inventory sitting on the shelf. 👯♀️ Just a total coincidence, staying curious! ✨🍭 @Tiger_
Silicon Fed: Kevin Warsh’s Plan to Save the Dollar with AI
The nomination of Kevin Warsh to succeed Jerome Powell in May 2026 has sent shockwaves through the global markets. While the "Old Warsh" was a known inflation hawk, the 2026 Warsh is a different beast: an AI-driven, productivity-focused reformer. Here is the simple breakdown of the Warsh Regime Change and what it means for your portfolio. 🚀 The Winners: AI, Tech, & Small-Caps 1. AI & Semiconductors ($NVIDIA(NVDA)$ , $Micron Technology(MU)$ ) | Status: Extremely Bullish Warsh isn't just a tech fan; he’s an AI Evangelist. He argues that AI is a massive "disinflationary force." The Logic: If AI makes us more productive, the economy can grow fast without causing inflation
BullionStar's S$20K Minimum + 28% Silver Premium = Small Investors Locked Out Not Buying at These Levels!
BullionStar in Singapore just slapped on a S$20,000 minimum for buy AND sell orders (vault storage sales exempted). That basically locks out smaller retail folks from selling their silver stacks directly to them unless you've got a big pile ready to offload. Crazy times! And on the buying side? $iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ They're selling silver at around S$139.63 per oz (≈ USD$109 depending on exchange). With spot price hovering around USD$85 today (Feb 1, 2026), that's a whopping ~28% premium over spot! After the wild volatility</
I Got Called a CB B*tch at Starbucks for Staring… But It Wasn’t What She Thought!
OMG guys, I just had the most embarrassing Starbucks moment of my LIFE Went for a chill coffee catch-up with my friend. We're minding our business, vibing... Then this couple sits right across from us. The guy looks SO familiar—like, celebrity-level familiar or my long lost friend —but my brain is glitching and I CANNOT place him. So naturally, I keep sneaking glances trying to figure it out. (You know that "wait... is that...?" stare ) We lock eyes a couple times. He notices. I notice he notices. Awkward eye contact Olympics begin.Apparently his girlfriend notices too... because next thing I know, she whips her head around and gives me THE death glare I immediately drop my eyes to my cold brew like it's the most interesting thing in the world. "Nothing to see here, just ad
Today Muthu Boy's prata shop also quieter, but silver market even more jialat sia 😅 Took profit when silver around 100 — last leg rally fly to 120, I watch only after that. Silver down 28.54% in one day. People panic like prata no curry. $iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ Silver bullion at Millenia Walk is less crowded today, maybe because it’s lunchtime, and it’s hard to compare with the usual weekday lunch rush. Let Muthu Boy explain in kopi-shop language, don’t say I bluff you ah. 🫓 What really happened to Silver ($SLV)? 13 Jan CME suddenly change rules. Last time
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A theory circulating among market observers suggests that gold’s sharp pullback is not merely a pricing correction, but a response to systemic constraints within the global financial system. $USD Gold Futures - main 2602(GDUmain)$ $iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ According to the argument, when gold prices rose beyond roughly US$5,300 per ounce, the metal’s total market value began to rival—or even exceed—the outstanding market value of U.S. Treasury debt. This, proponents say, triggered broad-based selling as markets confronted an uncomfortable question: can gold be allowed to absorb too much of the world’s safe-haven capital? Within the current financial architecture, gold is viewed as