What a move in silver.
Game on.
We are in a structurally higher metal price environment driven by decades of underinvestment, constrained supply growth, and a global macro environment that continues to favor hard assets.
Markets are still very slow to fully appreciate this shift.
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You can't invest in gold/silver with the mentality that it will only trend in one direction: higher.
I've been a gold/silver bull since 2004. I've endured dozens of corrections and several extended bear markets. How did I endure? Only one reason: I believe that the debt bubble will eventually pop.
The key is belief. If you believe, then it's easy to wait for the outcome. Why? Because it's a fait accompli. The only unknown is time.
21 years is a long wait. But for you, your wait will likely be much shorter. We are close now. Isn't it obvious?
Belief. That's what makes volatility (corrections) bearable. Corrections are always temporary, although some last for years. Money printing (a bigger debt bubble) always pushes gold and silver higher.
Eventually, the debt bubble will pop, and gold/silver will win. You can buy the S&P 500 and hope that it doesn't, or you can stack gold/silver and wait for the popping sound. 😉
On a soybean farm in the Brazilian state of Tocantins, police found 42 people living in slave-like conditions.
28 of them were housed inside a single 70 x 70 building. There were no toilets. There were no showers.
The farm was called Fazenda Colorado. It was controlled by a company called Brookfield.
A Brazilian labour court ruled against the Brookfield-controlled firm. The ruling was upheld in December 2021.
The man who was Vice-Chair of Brookfield at the time is named Mark Carney.
A year later, he was promoted to Chair. (𝘏𝑒𝘢𝑑 𝑜𝘧 𝘉𝑜𝘢𝑟𝘥).
He is now the Prime Minister of Canada. 🇨��
Stay with me.
🇨🇴 In Colombia, another Brookfield owned company — began building a wind farm in the year 2020.
The turbines were raised on Wayuu ancestral land. The Associated Press, reporting earlier this year, wrote that the wind farm "looms over the cemetery near Cabo de la Vela."
A cemetery. The final resting place for entire generations. Today turbines turn in it's sky.
Wayuu Nation eventually blockaded the site. The sign they held read: "Indigenous territory closed for grave human rights violations."
🇺🇸 In the United States, Brookfield operated dams on the Kennebec River in Maine. Conservation groups sued them in 2021, alleging the dams were killing Atlantic salmon from an endangered population.
The US federal energy regulator has since required Brookfield to change how those dams operate so that the fish can live.
🇨🇦 And now we come home.
Mississauga First Nation — near Lake Huron's north shore, ~2 hours north of Toronto — is suing Brookfield and the Ontario government for $100,000,000.
Four dams on the Mississagi River, bought by Brookfield in 2002, that the community says destroyed their fishing sites, flooded their territory, and displaced their people. The First Nation was never consulted before the sale.
When the lawsuit was filed, Carney was Vice-Chair of Brookfield Asset Management.
The community's lawyer, Kate Kempton, described how they got here, in her own words:
"Brookfield shut the door in our face."
Four places. Four peoples. One company. One man at the top.
1/3 🧵
Guanajuato Silver (GSVR)🤑🚨
Buy your shares before they become trendy... or buy low and sell high... next month we get the results for the first quarter of 2026 with high silver prices, or will revenue from the Bolanitos mines already be included...🔥🚀
You don't do yourself any favors listening to analysts call tops in bull markets. That's a recipe for losing a lot of money trying to short. How many people are losing their ass right now because they listened to people calling a top in the stock market?
How many are losing on their shorts because the majority of analysts are calling for another leg down in metals?
Folks when stocks bottomed the dollar topped (as did oil). Metals are very unlikely to have another leg down while the dollar transitions into the declining phase of its intermediate cycle. This phase has many weeks to run.
But this is the "safe" call for most analysts. They will never make a real time bottom call because the trolls will come out and eviscerate them if they are early by even a day or two. So they end up missing the bottom and have to chase. But most people are incapable of chasing into an over bought market so they sit on the sidelines and let a big chunk of the rally pass them by. Miners have already rallied 29% and silver 32%. I suspect most people have been on the sidelines for all of that.
I'll say it again. Bull markets make higher highs. That by definition means any long position is a winning trade, even if you bought the exact top of the intermediate cycle.
You can chase your tail trying to dodge every dip and wiggle and make nothing off of a bull market, or you can exercise some patience, let the bull do it's thing, and make life changing gains.
My physical positions that I haven't touched in 4 years are up many millions of dollars. How many of you can say the same thing about your manic in and out trading?