Silver/gold price diverging

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  1. Stax

    Stax New Member

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    Not seen this before recently.
    Gold dropping and silver rising.

    I came across some interesting information last week regarding trading codes
    ( via a bonafidi financial assassin from the 80's/90's)
    this guy was part of the group that helped to bring down the ussr.
    (long story)
    he was front running / piggybacking onto trades before any one else had the capacity to do so.
    Anyway, certain trades had a unique set of numbers in the codes
    his group were ( after inadvertantly piggy backing onto these uniquely numbered codes while performing their financial "indescretions") "warned off "in no uncertain terms.
    Turns out one of these unique numberset codes was sent ( and noted) a couple weeks ago.
    It related to silver
    seems also July 15 is relevant
    interestingly this is when ( so I'm told) the US 2nd quarter figures will be released

    suggestion is that the trade with the unique set of numbers therein was a signal to others "in the know" to "take up their positions" in readiness
    for what I can only hazard a guess at, ;-)

    and now, this afternoon UK time, gold down, yet silver ... UP
    hmmm!
    When taken along with all the recent news of china and it's 70 Gw solar plans, and various other pointers
    seems a buying opportunity is staring one in the face?
    I'll stick my neck out......
    100 oz purchase this weekend


    Let's see what happens


    think I might just buy some silver tomorrow............
     
  2. sammysilver

    sammysilver Well-Known Member Silver Stacker

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    I think you're right about the 70GW solar generation. It's a huge investment in "not oil" and says more about the Middle East than China. Throw in the China/Russia gas "not US$" deal, and you have another chink in the Petrodollar.

    I wonder who'll be ready after a nuclear war between, say Israel and Iran?
     

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