When you can raise debt at low cost of capital, you do it
The cost of equity is now far cheaper for these companies than debt
At a 0.2% shareholder yield, every dollar $GOOGL puts into buybacks means a return of 0.2%, it's insanity to keep doing it
Which is why they stopped
Something I need to say.
This account isn't a brand. Not a course funnel. Not a setup to sell you anything later.
I have a full-time job. I trade. I plan. And somehow I find time to post every single day — every buy, every sell, every chart, every thesis. Free.
Why? Because nobody did it for me when I started. And it cost me 70% of my wealth to learn the hard way. I'd rather you not.
If this work has helped you make money, here's what I'll ever ask:
1. Repost the calls that worked for you.
2. Tag someone who needs to see this account.
3. Hit the bell so you don't miss the next one.
That's it. No money. No DM. Just engagement — because the algorithm doesn't care how good the calls are. It only cares who's sharing them.
Thank you to everyone who's already been doing it. I see every repost. It's the only reason this account is growing.
My commitment to you: I'll keep posting. I'll keep teaching. And we'll keep building this together — the slow, honest way.
WE will make millions together
Now back to the charts.
Silver - Traders Positioning - $SI / $SLV
Similar to gold, managed money has also left the trade, perhaps even more so, and swaps are covering. It would be just perfect if we go neutral right around here, or a bit lower at major support level.
We could repeat the early 2024 capitulation pattern, but now at much higher levels. Back then swaps actually went long, yes I know, they're usually slamming the price with massive shorts, but not always.
Nothing is certain in markets, but if this setup repeats and we start trending higher, well, I’ll know exactly what to do. Hopefully you will too.
Many times on X, I receive angry messages, sarcastic comments, or people trying to provoke me.
Usually, when someone writes these things, they are carrying pain inside themselves.
Maybe they lost money.
Maybe they have family problems.
Maybe life simply became too heavy.
Life gives all of us many opportunities to become angry, so I understand it.
Today, after a meditation session I had with a few Buddhist monks that come to lead a meditation session every couple of weeks, one of the monks told us a beautiful story that somehow connected deeply with this:
-The Buddha and the Angry Man-
One day, while the Buddha was walking with his disciples, a furious man rushed toward him.
His face was burning with anger.
His words were harsh and full of bitterness.
He shouted, insulted, and tried again and again to provoke him.
The disciples became upset.
Some stepped forward and asked Buddha for permission to send the man away.
But the Buddha remained calm…
silent…
unmoved, like a deep lake that stays still even when the wind blows across its surface.
The man kept shouting until he had no strength left.
And when silence finally fell, the Buddha gently asked him:
“My friend, if someone offers you a gift, and you do not accept it… who does the gift belong to?”
The man, surprised by the question, replied,
“It belongs to the one who offered it.”
The Buddha smiled and said:
“In the same way, you came here to offer me anger, insults, and hatred.
But I do not accept them.
So they remain with you… not with me.”
The man stood speechless.
For the first time, he saw the truth clearly:
Anger has no power…
unless you chooses to receive it.
My takeaway from this,
Not every insult deserves a response.
Not every argument deserves your energy.
Sometimes the strongest thing you can do
is remain calm and walk away with your peace.
Let others keep their anger.
You keep your peace.