By now, my followers know me well enough. I don’t flaunt or discuss wealth. When it comes to betting, I never discuss what I stake. In trading, I don’t share how much I’ve made.
With @TheTipsterGuide and my X trading feed, I’m constantly exposed to charlatans or people simply that are simply wrong.
My close friends often tell me I should charge for my advice. I don’t, but perhaps I should, when you consider how much people pay for bad advice or tips.
I’ve done very well for myself. I’m 41, I don’t need to work, and I have the freedom to bet and trade whenever I like while living a great life here in sunny Spain.
This year alone, I’ve made significant gains during the crypto rally and the election. I’ve done exceptionally well with betting on the Euros too. So, when I see others claiming they’ve made £5 million from crypto or boasting about placing tens of thousands on bets, it irritates me. If you’re genuinely earning that much, you wouldn’t need to charge your audience for betting tips or crypto advice.
When I achieve profits that surpass my wildest dreams, my first thought isn’t about X or posting a YouTube videos. It’s about my family, making plans, and spending time with friends. It’s about enjoying my wealth, staying humble and not bragging or even discussing it.
Please don’t listen to these so-called crypto and betting experts on X. Don’t take advice from most YouTubers, either, if they really make 100k a week from drop shipping, they wouldn't be telling you about it. They want your views as that's where they really make their money. It’s as simple as that.
Look out for genuine people, those who admit when they’ve got the market wrong and who have both wins and losses. In the real world, traders and bettors lose, it’s part of our job. Those who claim they always win, don’t.
Be cautious about whose advice you trust, even mine. I make mistakes and I won't always be right and that's fine my ego can take it. Strength comes from failure and so do the lessons. If I listen to anyone, they need to be showing me these things and not claiming they always win and are amazing because here's the truth they're not.
@TheMoonCarl It’s not about the price today, it’s where it’s going. When a pilot takes off to their destination, they doesn’t see the airport for 99% of the journey.
MULTI-TRILLION DOLLAR MARKET BEHAVIOUR WORTH PAYING ATTENTION TO
Gold just had one of its sharpest sell-offs in years after reaching record highs.
Silver was hit even harder, with aggressive downside moves over a very short period of time.
What’s interesting is the timing.
Shortly before the sell-off, JP Morgan published a bullish outlook, projecting gold as high as $6,300 by the end of 2026.
We’ve seen this pattern many times before in macro markets:
bullish narrative first, followed by a sharp move lower.
JP Morgan has previously been fined by US regulators for spoofing and manipulation in precious metals, paying around $920 million and admitting wrongdoing.
I’m not saying any single move proves manipulation, but this sell-off has all the hallmarks of a liquidity-driven event:
Price drops fast → stops get triggered → longs are liquidated → forced selling accelerates the move.
This kind of structure isn’t unique to crypto or equities.
It happens even in multi-trillion-dollar markets when positioning is crowded.
After more than a decade following macro markets, I’ve seen this setup many times.
That’s why my advice is simple:
Don’t buy green.
Buy red.
We wait for macro data and price behaviour to line up before acting.
I know this is a longer explanation, but it’s important to understand why markets move the way they do, not just what they do.
GOLD: $4,958
SILVER: $87
That's a 6.5% and 14% pump in ONE day.
It's the BIGGEST daily gain since 2008.
This is a WARNING you gotta understand if you hold stocks, crypto, or anything else.
Know what happened in 2008 to every market except metals?
It dumped to all time lows.
When gold pumps with silver and copper, it screams one thing:
THE SYSTEM IS BROKEN.
And I've seen this movie before.
Right before 2000.
Right before 2007.
Right before 2019.
Every time, people said "the economy is fine".
And then you know what happened.
Gold at $4,958 and silver at $87 puts the gold to silver ratio near 56.
That is not a normal market.
That is the system repricing what "money" is.
And корпs, hedge funds, and banks that manipulate every move aren't "bullish".
They're exiting the casino.
They're loading TRILLIONS into metals,
while farming leverage traders on the way.
So if you think this is bullish just because charts are green...
YOU'RE WRONG.
This is how the 2026 collapse starts.
Not with a headline but with FLOWS.
MANY XRP MILLIONAIRES ARE BORN DURING THE MARKET CRASH..
THEY HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY AT DIRT CHEAP PRICE AND LOADED THEIR BAG, WHILE OTHERS PANIC SELLING AWAY THEIR XRP AT DIRT CHEAP PRICE..
BUY LOW SELL HIGH IS THE NAME OF THE GAME..
@_Crypto_Barbie All in, no fear, our aim is long term. What happens today will not matter in 5 years from now.
I will be buying throughout the fall. This is a sale not a sell event.
Be strong. Be Brave.
@_Crypto_Barbie All in, no fear, our aim is long term. What happens today will not matter in 5 years from now.
I will be buying throughout the fall. This is a sale not a sell event.
Be strong. Be Brave.
🚨 If you hold stocks, commodities, crypto or any other asset you MUST read this.
That's the only chance to be one step before the market.
The most important WARNINGS we've seen right before 2000, 2007 and 2019 are SCREAMING now:
- Japan 10-Year Bonds ATH: $2.266
- Gold ATH: $5,560
- Silver ATH: $120
Let me explain this in simple words.
This isn't "three bullish charts".
It's the system flashing 3 red lights at the same time.
1) Japan 10Y bonds
This is the cheap money backbone.
When long Japan yields start acting crazy, funding gets tighter.
And when funding gets tighter, leverage starts to break.
2) Gold ATH
Gold doesn't lead when everyone feels safe.
Gold leads when TRUST is fading.
It's not a trade, it's a message.
3) Silver ATH
Silver is not the "cute version" of gold.
Silver is the panic button.
When silver rips like this, it usually means fear is spreading fast.
Now connect the dots.
Japan is the cheap money hub.
People borrow yen because it's cheap, then they buy everything else.
Stocks, credit, crypto, everything.
So when Japan's long end starts moving, that whole trade gets weaker.
And when that trade gets weaker, people are forced to close.
They sell what they can, not what they want.
At the same time, gold and silver ripping means protection is getting bought.
Not because people are excited.
Because someone is scared.
That's why this setup is so dangerous.
It looks like "risk on".
But under the surface, it's risk getting pulled off the table.
And I've seen this movie before.
First, the bond market starts acting weird.
Then, metals lead.
Then, the forced selling shows up out of nowhere.
Most people will call it "random".
Then they get liquidated.
This is not about one headline.
This is about FLOWS and collateral.
And when that flips, it doesn't give you time.
🚨 THE MARKET IS PRICING SOMETHING REALLY BAD!!
- GOLD: NEW ATH ~$5,100
- SILVER: NEW ATH ~$110
That's how markets price TOTAL uncertainty.
And this shutdown story is the exact trigger.
The US government shutdown deadline is January 31.
Polymarket is pricing an 80% chance of another shutdown by January 31.
And now the market is finally reacting.
Gold already jumped around $100 on the shutdown headlines.
Silver is following.
Let me explain this in simple words.
A shutdown is pure uncertainty.
Uncertainty kills confidence.
And when confidence breaks, money runs to “safe” first.
That is why GOLD pumps.
That is why SILVER pumps even harder.
Because a shutdown is not just “politics”.
- Paychecks get delayed.
- Contracts get delayed.
- Approvals get delayed.
- Economic data gets delayed.
Everything slows down from headlines alone.
And when growth slows, the next move is always the same.
- Liquidity gets thin.
- Bonds get jumpy.
- Yields whip around.
Then the safe trade shows up.
Gold gets the bid.
Silver follows with leverage.
People wait for the headline.
But markets move before the headline.
That is what you are watching right now.