Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones

Off-Grid Homesteading for Personal Sovereignty. Revealing Ancient & Esoteric Truths for Modern Living. Trading Commodities for Passive Income.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

Are you interested in:
- what Stonehenge was actually used for?
- where Jesus is buried in Avalon?
- the real idendity of King Arthur?
- the meaning of the Emerald Tablet?
- how the wisdom and wholeness traditions were preserved through Europe's "dark ages"?
- the foundations of Freemasonry in King Athelstan's time as per the Regius Poem?

Then Book 1 of the Stone and the Word trilogy is going to keep you up at night.... https://t.co/xhUBibIUxc . Check it out and get ready for Book 2 that reveals even more of the hidden architecture of western civilization, as we track it's evolution to today, stone by stone, and word by word.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

For all the climate change deniers...

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

@RT_com Couldn't even see either of their clavicles. The name is a complete misnomer.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

@davidicke

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

When it comes to the technicals, there's only two things you really need to learn i.e. the wind (momentum in blue line) and the current (signal in red line). Both given by an MACD using fibonacci numbers instead of the defaults. And then you need to consider a monthly, weekly, and daily chart to refine your views.... So for gold....

Monthly: Significantly oversold and has hit the classic 50% price retracement on the big move from ~$3500 to $5400. Which means it should revert to the upside from here.

Weekly (see below): Still concurrent to the downside i.e. both wind (momentum in blue) and current (signal in red) are in the negative zone. But again, heavily oversold and the wind will soon start turning back up again.

Daily: Momentum has gone crosscurrent to the upside but signal remains negative. What happens when the winds blows opposite to the current in the ocean? You get choppy, sideways conditions, so price is expected to do something similar i.e. chop around with a short-term bias to the upside, as it establishes a floor level, and waits for the weekly to start moving up as well.

When momentum goes concurrent with signal then we will get nice rolling swells to the upside, which we definately want to be riding.

Bottom Line: Brave traders can start accumulating length but more conservative traders will want to wait for confirmation on the weekly that momentum has shifted back to the upside.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

@jcwLIFE Then there's the 2-bn year old largest meteor impact ever in the Vredefort Dome, being the underlying reason that Johannesburg exists in such an odd, water stressed place.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

Dear lord, give me strength. Weather is made more or less intense by climate changes. Climate systems are changing rapidly now to try and find stasis again, since you cannot release over 300 million years of carbon sequestration in a little over 200 years, and not expect some stress.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

Any collapse will come once the US bond market implodes and that is likely when investor liquidity evaporates incl. Tether as the current backstop. Probably tied to US social security collapse around 2030 (brought forward from 2032 now according to its own financial statements). Instead of confiscating gold this time the US is likely to nationalise private pensions and of course roll out the presses again. So yes, self custodied BTC becomes increasingly more attractive towards 2030 but the US govt also knows this and will start fighting it going into 2030, especially under a non-Trump regime.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

What you really need to happen is to fork a version where price is agreed as part of the transaction (basis USD or gold or whatever). Although it would increase data bloat and potentially raise fees, it would create a separate immutable price only available to physical holders of BTC. That would wipe out the power of synthetics to determine price, or at least revert to the dog wagging its own tail, instead of the tail wagging the dog.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

@2015_Jimi @shivender @SimonDixonTwitt If no collapse scenario then rather get BTC exposure via synthetic paper options. Easier, faster, more liquid.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

Agreed, nodes can transact via satellite / radio etc. But much of the client base would be degraded, rendering BTC a highly unlikely transaction method. My point is that in a collapse scenario there are far better transaction options, such as pieces of silver, or more likely alchohol, bullets, medicines, bread etc.

[Jonathan Cook @Jonathan_K_Cook]

Climate denial 2000: The climate isn't changing. It's just weather.

Climate denial 2010: Ok, the planet is warming but that's just sun activity. Nothing to do with us.

Climate denial 2015: Ok, human activity may play a part, but don't plants like carbon? Anyway cold is a bigger killer.

Climate denial 2020: Ok, maybe growing climate instability is bad news. But leave it to the billionaires to find a solution.

Climate denial 2026: Ok, it's getting a lot hotter but it's too late to do anything. We'll just have to adapt.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

Ah, the old La Rochelle myth. Completely ignoring the fact that many Templars had been leaving the order since 1291 after the loss of Acre, to integrate with the MacDougalls (and later MacDonalds) of Scotland. No one wanted to simply be an admin clerk on Cyprus. Phillip of France acted only after Edward I died on campaign in Scotland, and his Keeper of the Seals Guillaume de Nogaret, was also the intended Parzifal heir from the Templar's days at Monzon protecting the grail stone (as per Wolfram von Eschenbach), but it had already moved to Germany.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

You're going to get the naysayers saying this is just the start of an El Nino, but truth is that the hottest days today will be some of the coolest days ahead. Climate systems are still only just getting started in trying to adjust to the rapid release of 300million years of carbon sequestration in a little over 200 years.
Earth's climate is in shock as it's used to change over millennia, not a few hundred years. The various carbon, oxygen, nutrient etc. cycles now need to melt all the ice asap, and get more moisture into the atmosphere to encourage more biomass growth for drawdown. Wet bulb temps are going to become fatal for humanity.
But even so, the fact is that even if every inch of the earth was covered with trees, it cannot drawdown enough carbon now to get back into balance anytime soon.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

@steve_hanke See my analysis from a few week's ago. Worth picking up at ~$50 - 55k for a decent upside run, probably sometime next week now.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

Looking for the turn back up on ISHARES SILVER....

For now silver remains concurrent to the downside but it is heavily oversold and looking to turn back up for a sustained run back towards $100 next year. The fundamentals remain excellent and demand is likely to exceed supply going forward. For now though we need to see a weekly chart start to turn back up and go crosscurrent to cement a price floor, which is likely to take the next few weeks, before the upside run kicks in.

Brave traders could start accumulating length here although the more conservative will want to wait for clearer confirmation.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

@theRealKiyosaki

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

Agreed, although I'm more bullish on silver as it has strong industrial fundamentals. But reserve banks will also pick up the pace of gold buying as the stagflation hits. Great time to be buying both as monthly and weekly charts are strongly oversold I.e. accumulate when everyone is fearful, sell when everyone is greedy.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

@MrMatthewTodd The hottest days today will be some of the coolest days ahead. Climate systems are still only getting started in trying to adjust to the rapid release of 300million years of carbon sequestration in a little over 200 years.

[Bevan "Hlāfweard" Jones @AmatholeMist]

@jackson_rem Mpumalanga has ~80% of the country's power. If they sold that to the other states they would most likely be the richest in short order.