Yep, I watched it. Manipulation I presume
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— Crypto Economy News (@CryptoEconomyEN) October 23, 2025
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After a few turbulent days, many are throwing in the towel on gold, claiming its bull market is over.
— Jesse Colombo (@TheBubbleBubble) October 23, 2025
But I strongly disagree. This secular bull market is only 1.6 years in, and they last a decade or more. This one will too.
Learn more in my detailed report below⬇️$PHYS $GLD pic.twitter.com/dI0HALERTy
Werewolf said:After a few turbulent days, many are throwing in the towel on gold, claiming its bull market is over.
— Jesse Colombo (@TheBubbleBubble) October 23, 2025
But I strongly disagree. This secular bull market is only 1.6 years in, and they last a decade or more. This one will too.
Learn more in my detailed report below⬇️$PHYS $GLD pic.twitter.com/dI0HALERTy
Oldsouljer said:Werewolf said:After a few turbulent days, many are throwing in the towel on gold, claiming its bull market is over.
— Jesse Colombo (@TheBubbleBubble) October 23, 2025
But I strongly disagree. This secular bull market is only 1.6 years in, and they last a decade or more. This one will too.
Learn more in my detailed report below⬇️$PHYS $GLD pic.twitter.com/dI0HALERTy
The term for this is "buying opportunity".
Werewolf said:
By the way, India's Central Bank is now adding Silver as part of its strategic reserve.
Silver as a strategic serve? Wow, what does that suggest, if anything?
Around the globe, US Dolla, Gold and the Euro are what are held as reserves right now, correct? Gold at $5790 passes the US Dolla as the #1 reserve around the globe. What does this mean? Central banks are certainly buying gold.
Oldsouljer said:Werewolf said:
By the way, India's Central Bank is now adding Silver as part of its strategic reserve.
Silver as a strategic serve? Wow, what does that suggest, if anything?
Around the globe, US Dolla, Gold and the Euro are what are held as reserves right now, correct? Gold at $5790 passes the US Dolla as the #1 reserve around the globe. What does this mean? Central banks are certainly buying gold.
As ol' Biden would say, "it's a big effing deal". It's not just about the monetary aspect, the U.S. has now deemed Atomic number 47 as a strategic mineral, way overdue in my opinion.
Edit: a common stacker strategy is to exchange silver into gold from time to time. I've thought about that in order to increase my meager gold stack but keep hesitating…maybe for the best.
Werewolf said:Oldsouljer said:Werewolf said:
By the way, India's Central Bank is now adding Silver as part of its strategic reserve.
Silver as a strategic serve? Wow, what does that suggest, if anything?
Around the globe, US Dolla, Gold and the Euro are what are held as reserves right now, correct? Gold at $5790 passes the US Dolla as the #1 reserve around the globe. What does this mean? Central banks are certainly buying gold.
As ol' Biden would say, "it's a big effing deal". It's not just about the monetary aspect, the U.S. has now deemed Atomic number 47 as a strategic mineral, way overdue in my opinion.
Edit: a common stacker strategy is to exchange silver into gold from time to time. I've thought about that in order to increase my meager gold stack but keep hesitating…maybe for the best.
Atomic number 47 probably has a better upside with the ratio running between 40:1 and 90:1 this past century.
Oldsouljer said:Werewolf said:Oldsouljer said:Werewolf said:
By the way, India's Central Bank is now adding Silver as part of its strategic reserve.
Silver as a strategic serve? Wow, what does that suggest, if anything?
Around the globe, US Dolla, Gold and the Euro are what are held as reserves right now, correct? Gold at $5790 passes the US Dolla as the #1 reserve around the globe. What does this mean? Central banks are certainly buying gold.
As ol' Biden would say, "it's a big effing deal". It's not just about the monetary aspect, the U.S. has now deemed Atomic number 47 as a strategic mineral, way overdue in my opinion.
Edit: a common stacker strategy is to exchange silver into gold from time to time. I've thought about that in order to increase my meager gold stack but keep hesitating…maybe for the best.
Atomic number 47 probably has a better upside with the ratio running between 40:1 and 90:1 this past century.
True, but because I have more significant amounts of it than Au or Pt, I consider it my best asset against currency collapse.
Werewolf said:
About $5,790 per Troy Oz of Au was the value I saw represented whereby AU replaces the fiat dollar as the primary global reserve. I haven't a clue how this # was arrived at.
🚨 10:1 Gold:Silver Ratio Just Became Law in India
— Silver Ape King (@SilverApeKing) October 23, 2025
Gold at $4,000. #Silver at $400? 💥
This marks the first time a major economy has formally recognized silver's role alongside gold in modern banking. pic.twitter.com/H1TRDeQARl
US Constitution states only gold and silver Coin can be legal-lawful Tender in Payment of Debts.https://t.co/q4fPK7ufS0 pic.twitter.com/BhQe3XUlLV
— JTTCOTM 🇺🇸 (@JTTCOTM) September 18, 2025
💡Did you know?
— GoldSilver HQ (@GoldSilverHQ) August 7, 2025
The Coinage Act of 1792 fixed the value of the dollar at 371.25 grains of pure silver or 24.75 grains of pure gold.
A golden age! pic.twitter.com/UGuOhSkDpu
Werewolf said:
Been watching for indications of what this ratio might be. Certainly liking 10:1......maybe $5K:$0.5K🚨 10:1 Gold:Silver Ratio Just Became Law in India
— Silver Ape King (@SilverApeKing) October 23, 2025
Gold at $4,000. #Silver at $400? 💥
This marks the first time a major economy has formally recognized silver's role alongside gold in modern banking. pic.twitter.com/H1TRDeQARl
Oldsouljer said:Werewolf said:
Been watching for indications of what this ratio might be. Certainly liking 10:1......maybe $5K:$0.5K🚨 10:1 Gold:Silver Ratio Just Became Law in India
— Silver Ape King (@SilverApeKing) October 23, 2025
Gold at $4,000. #Silver at $400? 💥
This marks the first time a major economy has formally recognized silver's role alongside gold in modern banking. pic.twitter.com/H1TRDeQARl
Sheesh, I'd be sitting on a nice little sum at $400 silver. That said, I can't discount that the metals and miners are going lower this week as the dollar appears ready to significantly rally. The only question is whether it rallies against the metals or merely against other currencies.
Oldsouljer said:Werewolf said:
Been watching for indications of what this ratio might be. Certainly liking 10:1......maybe $5K:$0.5K🚨 10:1 Gold:Silver Ratio Just Became Law in India
— Silver Ape King (@SilverApeKing) October 23, 2025
Gold at $4,000. #Silver at $400? 💥
This marks the first time a major economy has formally recognized silver's role alongside gold in modern banking. pic.twitter.com/H1TRDeQARl
Sheesh, I'd be sitting on a nice little sum at $400 silver. That said, I can't discount that the metals and miners are going lower this week as the dollar appears ready to significantly rally. The only question is whether it rallies against the metals or merely against other currencies.