Silver going to $1,150/oz
Ever wondered why #Silver might be massively undervalued right now? Check out this infographic I made using data from the US Debt Clock's 'secret window.
Above-ground recoverable: 28B oz Silver vs 7B oz Gold → real 4:1 ratio
Half of mined silver is industrially consumed (not recycled like gold)
Mine ratio: 8:1
Current price ratio: ~51:1 (Gold ~$4600, Silver ~$90)
At 4:1 scarcity match, silver 'should' be ~$1,150/oz — that's 12x+ today's price! Projections say $1,180+ by end-2026.
#USDebtClock to telling you it is time to stack? 💰🪙 #SilverSqueeze #Gold #PreciousMetals #Investing"
🔥$20,100 GOLD, $1,500 SILVER:
DID THE US MINT JUST REVEAL TRUMP'S JULY 4 GOLD REVALUATION⁉️
The US Mint has just posted limited edition (Mintage of 2,026) Gold & Silver Liberty Bell Medals on the US Mint's website:
🚨1 oz Gold Coin: $19,600
🚨1/2 oz Gold Coin: $10,050
🚨1/2 oz Silver Coin: $750
Yes, these are limited mintage numismatic medals, but $1,500/ oz silver & $20,100/ oz gold is FAR beyond numismatic premiums.
⚠️Did the US Mint just accidentally confirm that the Trump Administration is preparing a MASSIVE GOLD REVALUATION ON AMERICA'S 250th BIRTHDAY⁉️
Suddenly those $20,000 Dec '26 gold calls look like a sure thing...
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This may happen, but not until the surveillance state is in place. They will make their money in per transaction fees which will far surpass any income taxes, interests, or property taxes. You think they will really set you free, just trading debt slavery with surveillance slavery.
@rebelcreamery The ice cream I received from Rebel has hollow/melted spots on both top AND bottom.
1 bag of dry ice for 16 pints total. That’s not enough — one bag can’t protect 16 pints. Two ice cubes keep a drink colder than one. Please refund or replace the 16 melted pints.
Full story below. So yeah, the ice cream has hollow spots on the top and bottom where it melted.
Updated information from my wife on the packaging and feedback, which I feel is a gift. Here is the feedback:
The packages I received from Amazon each contained an 8-pack with one bag of dry ice. So that’s one bag of dry ice for 8 containers—two bags total for 16.
However, the melted product purchased directly from Rebel had a single dry ice bag was for all 16 containers. My expectation is that if you use one bag of dry ice for 8 pints, then you should use two bags (double the amount) for 16 pints.
Two ice cubes will keep a drink cooler than one ice cube.
Please refund or replace the order directly from the factory for the 16 melted pints.
Now to the second issue: I am very particular about my ice cream melting. I’ve had multiple fights with my wife about buying this expensive brand only for it to arrive soft or melted when I open it. Nothing is more disappointing than looking forward to a pint only for it to be ruined due to refreezing.
We primarily bought it from Walmart—over 200 pints while they carried it. I experienced melting on occasion and assumed it was my wife not insulating it properly on the 45-minute trip home. To mitigate this, we did the following:
We always used freezer bags and ice packs. In addition, if she was picking up ice cream, she would make it her last stop to minimize melting in the car. We would put the ice cream directly into freezer bags in the store along with ice packs, or we would buy other solid frozen products at Walmart to use as ice packs.
Guess what? I still got ice cream that was hollow on the top and/or bottom. I even checked my freezer because on my last trip, all my Rebel pints were gritty and frozen no matter the precautions I took.
This caused many fights with my wife (and daughter) about how my ice cream was getting melted between the store and home.
After my recent Amazon order, I realized all the melting must have occurred at the factory, during shipping to Walmart, or at Walmart itself. The way I know this is because of the alternative up-down stacking used to save space. There were pints that were hollow on the bottom and hollow on the top. I always stack mine upright, so any melting on my end would always be at the top of the container, not the bottom.
Please confirm whether you ship to Walmart and whether melting occurs between Rebel and Walmart, or before Walmart stocks the shelves. This probably explains why Walmart no longer carries this product.
So how do we make this right for the roughly $1,000 I’ve spent over the past couple of years on product, fights with my wife and daughter, a fridge technician visit to check my freezer, a new thermistor purchased and installed, a temperature monitor added to my freezer, and ultimately moving your product to our spare chest freezer just to be sure it wasn’t the issue?
All this energy, time, and money wasted when it apparently comes down to simply using an extra bag of dry ice.
I’m very disappointed, but my wife feels vindicated that it wasn’t her fault all this time. The attached information shows what was bought with just my wife’s Walmart account—this does not include any pints I or my daughter purchased. We can’t get it at Walmart anymore anyway. My estimate is that I’ve had over 40 bad pints over the past couple of years.
How can we make this right?
@Starlink@SpaceX 've been a loyal customer paying premium prices for years, switched multiple properties to Starlink, and now face Standby Mode doubling to $10 and other services increasing $5/month, feeling like bait-and-switch after notifications; please lock my rates or address this.
@zmodo a paying Zmodo customer, I should not be bombarded with vile, pornographic ads every time I open the app. The app is now unusable — I can’t even view my cameras without constant pop-ups and offensive images. Turn this off or I’m cancelling all my services. Paying customers are not your product.
Shame on you, Zmodo. #Zmodo
Corporation: "We made $4B but spent $3.9B so we only owe taxes on $100M."
Government: "Totally reasonable."
You: "I made $60K but spent $58K on survival."
Government: "You owe taxes on $60K."
You: "That's not—"
Government: "File by May 15."