#silver
I appreciate your kind words.
My view on silver has been consistent over the past weeks (see past posts). All the levels below were shared well in advance.
Short-term
🔹If we close > $95.56, the low is in. Price reached $96.29 but failed to close above $95.56.
🔹A retest of the Feb 6 low ($64) was and STILL IS on the table.
🔹The Feb 17 low is a higher bottom, making it important to watch 🚨.
🔹$72 is the major level. I shared this level last year before Silver even got there. If it breaks, we may see a sharp drop to $53/$54 followed by a V-shape recovery.
🔹April major turning point (I mentioned this in Oct'25).
Long-Term
New highs coming
"3-2-1"
This paragraph was messed up when I copied the text. I made that post on Thursday (March 5). It should have been as follows:
🔹$72 is the key number. So far, it has provided strong support.
🔹Watch last week's low. If we close below that level [...], because it will form a bearish fractal ("3-2-1").
In 1967, world's first automated cash machine in London. The revolutionary device allowed customers to withdraw money without speaking to someone!
It changed how people accessed their finances forever. Maybe the invention marked the beginning of the end of face to face Banking?
#BankofDave
#CrudeOil#energy $CL_F
The bottom range of the 2010 professional A/D provided strong support multiple times over the last three years. Yesterday's sharp drop found support exactly at the upper range of the A/D.
Consolidation above the A/D followed by a decisive move away would suggest much higher prices if that happens.
#silver#preciousmetals#cycles
The following chart summarizes my view on silver over the past two months.
🌀New all-time highs or a brief/sharp correction followed by new all-time highs.
🌀 April major turning point.
OIL heading to $100+ ...If you didn't see this coming, it's because you were believing the fairytales & ignoring technical analysis & 150 years of evidence. Charts come first, narratives follow.
In 1833, when Britain passed the Slavery Abolition Act, the government committed an enormous sum of money to end slavery across most of the Empire. It spent about £20 million, roughly 40 percent of the national budget, to compensate slaveowners for the loss of their enslaved laborers.
This was one of the largest public expenditures of the century, financed through long-term loans that British taxpayers continued paying off until 2015. None of the money went to the people who had been enslaved; every penny went to plantation owners in the Caribbean, Mauritius, and the Cape.
The scale of the payout shows how deeply slavery was tied to Britain’s political and economic elite. Many of the compensated slaveowners were members of Parliament, aristocrats, bankers, and even religious institutions.
The formerly enslaved received freedom but no land, wages, or reparations, and many were forced into an “apprenticeship” system that kept them working for their former masters for years. The 1833 act ended legal slavery in most of the Empire, but the financial and social consequences of that decision continue to shape discussions about justice and reparations today.
#drthehistories
@Kitty01121@Nigel_Farage@MaggieOliverUK An inquiry brings things out in the open forcing change. Legal courts will drag things out for years. Continuous highlighting the problem and causing chaos creates change.
@wesstreeting@fletchjack@BMAResidents You are a fool.
You made a statement to a particular religion stating that it is racist for calling that religion out.
What planet are you living on.
The planet of stupidity.
This country is a Christian country. Either obey our rules or leave, and that includes YOU !!
@ZackPolanski You categorically support those who enter the country irrespective of their contributions to the economy.
In Plain sight, you are seeking to appease a certain religion.
What is your stance on the rape of British white girls?
Maybe like you, you would change their name.
@RupertLowe10 The state is complicit
The government is complicit.
They have to be. Otherwise, something would be done.
The British State is finished.
The US is taking over.
@Keir_Starmer My advice is this.
International law is irrelevant when it comes down to Terrorism.
If you favour one community over another, may I suggest packing your bags and moving to that country that you favour.
This is a Christian country with Christian values.