Bet you can't watch 5 minutes of this without having a trading breakthrough. - MUST BOOKMARK
Mark Douglas - Trading in the Zone.
22 minutes. Full course. Must Watch.
Your edge isn't your chart. It's your mind. ⚡
David Hunter has been calling for a melt up in Gold and Silver for many years and in 2025 his targets were hit.
He's now updates his short term targets raising his gold target to $6800 from $5500 & silver to $180 from $125.
Long term targets remain $20k gold & $500 Silver.
Silver's $50 selloff unlike anything seen in 30+ years of market history.
"I can say this as a person who's been in the market since '94 and a student of the markets, there's never been anything like this ever. Period. Ever." - @Sorenthek
🚨🚨PROOF JP MORGAN MANIPULATED SILVER
Many claimed that JP Morgan had gone long on Silver months ago 🤔
But there were rumors that JP Morgan hadn't closed their Short positions and they were in trouble.
I posted this video a week before they crashed Silver.
Yes I am aware now that it is AI before you all lose your mind.
But is their some truth to it 🤔
Funny that JP Morgan was able to close out at the bottom don't you think.
I thought they were long 🤔
ANYONE GOING TO INVESTIGATE JP MORGAN ❓️❓️
Why did ALL Mag 7 slow US hiring at the EXACT same time?
(Hint: It's not the economy)
The hiring drop is synchronized across Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, Tesla, AND NVIDIA.
All slammed the brakes in late-2022/early-2023... and never let go.
We’re not seeing a reversion to old patterns.
CEOs AI-wash layoffs to pump stock - real reason? $420B capex redirected to offshore GCCs (70% savings).
Mag7 bombshells:
- Microsoft: 15K US cuts → India (especially Hyderabad/Bengaluru GCCs) was explicitly spared layoffs and saw massive expansion via $3B+ cloud investments, data centers, and hiring in strategic areas.
- Google: Thousands laid off in 2025 (HR/Cloud/Android teams) while Pichai pours $15B into Visakhapatnam hub - briefed PM Modi Oct 14
- Amazon: 14K managers gone → GCCs (Chennai, Hyderabad) are expanding with AWS/offshore boom
- Meta: 20K+ cuts → India hiring up (Blind: "massive outsourcing")
US tech postings -36% below pre-COVID.
India? +47%.
We all feel the pressure in the labor market for US workers right now.
Bookmark if you are pissed at the gaslighting. Let's start watching these levels every single month.
🚨🚨 PAY ATTENTION TO THE WARNING SIGNS 🚨🚨
Banks are in big trouble, FDIC can't cover it and the FED can't fix it.
Fiat Fractional Reserve system is failing and Countries and big players are running for physical Gold and Silver.
They have been selling Gold and Silver that doesn't exist.
So when the music stops and they can't deliver it exposes the entire Ponzi Scheme.
FAILURE TO DELIVER IS WHERE EVERYTHING BREAKS ‼️
Grocery prices are surging:
US grocery prices have risen +5.3% YoY as of July 2025.
To put this differently, if a family spends ~$1,000 a month or $12,000 a year on groceries, this marks an average annual increase of +$636.
The sharpest YoY increases were seen in Pennsylvania at +8.2%, Vermont at +7.0%, and Maryland at +7.0%.
This was followed by West Virginia, New Jersey, and Massachusetts, with increases of +6.9%, +6.8%, and +6.6%, respectively.
Concerningly, grocery prices in rural areas jumped +7.6% YoY compared to+5.6% for residents of large cities.
US consumers are still drowning in inflation.
🇺🇸 Valuations
With S&P 500 earnings estimates running high and valuations stretched, the risk is that any earnings or economic disappointment could trigger sharp market volatility
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h/t @LanceRoberts $spx #spx#equities#stocks#EPS#earnings
#Crypto and #Bitcoin are the very definition of this Financial Bubble.
Market Cap to GDP is at 213% (226% if Crypto is included).
Just like in all Bubbles, new Technology is the driver of the speculation. This time around, the easy-money polices since 2008, has further fueled the mania.
In 1840, steam engine was the new technology. And a massive bubble formed. 1000s of companies were established - but far the most went bankrupt again.
Did steam engine change the World?
100% it did. But that is not the same as ensured returns on investment.
Same in 1920s. New Technology. Cars, Electricity. Assembly lines etc.
Did these technologies change the World?
100% they did - but the Bubble still burst.
Late-1990s https://t.co/wioBh81boE Bubble. Did Internet not change the World?
100% it did. But the speculation around it was gigantic - and vast majority of the businesses that arose in the euphoria disappeared again. Many went bankrupt despite support from large financial institutions.
In hindsight, the Bubble - created by "Clicks > Bricks" and "New Economy" narratives - was extreme. And it collapsed.
Today, the situation is EXACTLY the same! Only a much, much larger Bubble.
Blockchain, Consensus Mechanism, Cryptographic Techniques etc. WILL CHANGE THE WORLD. 100%
BUT..... the madness created by Human Psychology has created a gigantic speculative Bubble around #Crypto and #BTC.
All Crypto - incl. #Bitcoin will get crushed when the Bubble bursts.
And .... NO - I'M NOT CALLING FOR THE TOP HERE.
We still got some time for the mania to unfold.
But - the Business Cycles are rolling over - and the shit will eventually hit the fan. And it will be VERY BAD when a >226% Market-to-GDP-Bubble deflates - while the World Economy has moved into a "Inflationary Regime".
And .... #BTC looks vulnerable technically on Weekly chart. Not here. At higher levels. But the implications of a pot. top into this Expanding Diagonal is a massive CRASH in BTC.
Not "there yet" - but developing!
Stay tuned. Be careful.
IT. IS. A. BUBBLE.
July @RichmondFed Manufacturing Index down to -20 vs. -2 est. & -8 prior … new orders plunged to -25 vs. -12 prior; shipments fell to -18 vs. -5 prior; employment fell to -16 vs. -6 prior
Lots of concern about hefty concentration associated with Mag7 within S&P 500 … yes, given their size, they’re large CONTRIBUTORS to index gains, but they’re not best PERFORMERS … in fact, no Mag7 stock is in top-10 YTD performers (and only 3 of 7 are outperforming S&P)
June @DallasFed Manufacturing Index up to -12.7 vs. -12 est. & -15.3 prior … new orders up to -7.3 vs. -8.7 prior; production up to +1.3 vs. +0.9 prior; capex up to +10.9 vs. +2.1 prior; employment up to +5.7 vs. +3.5 prior