The Mad Twatter

[The Mad Twatter @twatter29125]

The fiat monetary system is the issue, not capitalism. We are living in a neo-feudalistic era.

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[Mark @Mark4XX]

RAY DALIO IS 87% IN GOLD: SMART MONEY JUST MADE THE CASE FOR STAYING IN GOLD

Gold has been a brutal grind for anyone who bought in the last year and a half. Negative sentiment is loud, red candles keep appearing, and the urge to walk away feels rational. Yet one portfolio snapshot from June 30, 2026, undercuts that entire impulse and reveals why the under-the-hood picture does not match the frustration.

THE CORE THESIS: ONE GRAPH OVERRIDES THE SENTIMENT
➡️ Ray Dalio’s holdings show 87% allocated to gold ETFs as of June 30, 2026.
➡️ That figure is not a modest hedge; it is an extreme concentration that would already raise eyebrows at 30%.
➡️ Morgan Stanley’s earlier 20% gold suggestion was widely called unrealistic hype, yet this portfolio sits more than four times higher.
➡️ The language is unambiguous: one of the most experienced cycle readers alive is positioned as if gold is the primary asset, not an afterthought.

WHAT THE ALLOCATION ACTUALLY IMPLIES
➡️ Even after adjusting for age and wealth protection, an 87% gold ETF weight remains an outlier that few on Wall Street would match.
➡️ The minimum takeaway is that a portfolio with no substantial gold position sits on the wrong side of this positioning.
➡️ A 20% allocation, once viewed as extreme, now looks closer to a conservative baseline when measured against this benchmark.
➡️ Gold itself, not the miners, is framed as the core holding; the miners function as the higher-octane overlay once the base position is in place.

THE BOTTOM LINE
The frustration is real and the grind has been painful, yet the combination of an 87% institutional gold weight and a positive RSI divergence that mirrors the pre-August setup argues against panic selling. This is the signal that separates emotional exits from the positioning that has already been executed by one of the sharpest cycle observers in markets.
#Gold #RayDalio #GoldETFs #SmartMoney #RSIDivergence #PortfolioAllocation #DontSellGold

[James Henry Anderson @jameshenryand]

LBMA got cooked on the front page of the New York Times today

[いっぬしか勝たん🐕 @komekura_MEGU]

遊具で優雅に遊ぶ犬

[haruka no yume【はるかのゆめ】 @haruka_no_yume]

🇯🇵 "Red Kimono" photographed by Nobuyoshi Araki is so perfect.

I really like how the crimson color contrasts with her complexion so perfectly.

[Bai, Xiaojun @oriental_ghost]

Oct. 21, 2026, the gold/silver markets data in SGE/SHFE.

[Bai, Xiaojun @oriental_ghost]

A game company in Shanghai of China distributed 5 grams of gold to each of its 2000 employees.

[Daily Wire @realDailyWire]

They’re taking over Europe without firing a shot

[Mopo1 @ajlhp1]

@phithetasigma Don't be fooled. They said the same thing in 2015. Yet, after 11 years, investigations "are still ongoing". The PAP likes to pit on a show when the public is unhappy. After that, they do nothing.

[The Mad Twatter @twatter29125]

@TheMichaelEvery That the u with the umlaut is not in the English alphabet.

[Lukas Ekwueme @ekwufinance]

No developed economy is printing as much as Canada is.

Canada doubles its monetary base roughly every 8 years.

Other developed nations will play catch-up soon.

No one owns enough hard assets

[David Lee @DavidLe76335983]

Former PBOC head Zhou Xiaochuan is asking the most aggressive PBOC head in terms of #Gold accumulation (current head Pan Gongsheng) to be even more aggressive to buy gold given the pending debt crisis

During Zhou Xiaochuan 16 year term as PBOC head, China only added 1242 tonnes of gold (when gold price was cheap) from 600 tonnes in 12/2002 to 1842 tonnes in 3/2018, avg 81.4 tonnes/yr

His successor Yi Gang was not much better, adding 271 tonnes of gold during his 5 years in charge from 1842 tonnes in 11/2018 to 2113 tonnes in 7/2023, avg 57.1 tonnes/yr

The current head Pan Gongsheng added 297 tonnes from 2136.5 tonnes in 7/2023 to 2410 tonnes at present, avg 91.4 tonnes/yr

[The Mad Twatter @twatter29125]

@MilesHarrisLGA Anything involving the IMF....

[The Mad Twatter @twatter29125]

It's sad.

[Richard Werner @scientificecon]

German and Chinese leaders are glad today that they took their various policies and delivered the desired results.

[Bai, Xiaojun @oriental_ghost]

The former central bank governor of China and major official experts believe that in the west, the AI bubble is about to bust , and a big debt crisis is on the way. China should build a firewall ASAP. Increasing the holdings of gold is one of them.

[The Mad Twatter @twatter29125]

@ImMeme0 @Rugman1001 It's the other way around baby.

[The Mad Twatter @twatter29125]

Lead solves all 3rd world problems. Ask the Korean uncles.

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

A second or third-generation migrant from Africa explains why Chinese businesses are targeted by looters:

“The Chinese living in France have become too wealthy. It's unfair”

[Samurai Shiba @SamuraiShibaJP]

I live in Japan.

Lately, I've started writing down things I overhear American tourists say.

Here are my favorites so far.

At Fushimi Inari, the mountain path with thousands of red gates:
"Babe. How many more gates? We passed the 'last one' an hour ago."

At a convenience store at midnight:
"Why is this egg sandwich better than the food at our wedding?"

In Nara, where the deer bow:
"That deer just bowed at me. Do I bow back? ...I'm bowing back. I'm already bowing back."

On a bullet train platform:
"It left at exactly 10:00. Not 10:01. I'm a little scared."

Coming out of a restroom:
"The toilet started playing music, so I panicked and pressed every button."

And then there's the one I didn't overhear. I just saw it.

At Tokyo Station, the bullet train cleaning crew was lined up on the platform, bowing as the train pulled in.

A little American girl, maybe six years old, stopped walking.

She put her hands at her sides and bowed back. A big, serious, very careful bow.

The whole crew smiled, and bowed to her again.

She looked up at her mom and whispered, "They're so nice."

I've lived here my whole life.

That was one of the best things I've ever seen at Tokyo Station.

[Bai, Xiaojun @oriental_ghost]

Oct. 20, 2026, the gold/silver markets data in SGE/SHFE.

[Alpha Wolf 🐺 @Crazyunfill94]

In Kitakyushu, Japan, an Afghan Muslim woman filed a complaint with the city council. She said her daughter and three nephews cannot eat the school lunch because it contains pork or pork extract, which is considered haram in Islam.

Her complaint was that they pay the full school lunch fee, yet the children skip the meal and go hungry because of the pork. If separate meals can be made for kids with allergies, she asked, why can’t the same be done for Muslims?

The good news is that the city council rejected the demand.

The point is clear: allergies and religion are not the same. An allergy is a medical condition. If a child eats something they’re allergic to, it can harm their body, which is why the school prepares a separate meal. Religion is a different matter.

If every newcomer starts demanding that schools, hospitals, and offices follow their religious rules, Japan’s own identity will gradually disappear.

[KUNOICHI 🇯🇵🌸_可愛くノ一 @hokkori_buzz]

About the school in Japan that refused to accommodate religious requests regarding pork in school lunches 🇯🇵

If you want your religious dietary rules to be respected, I believe bringing your own lunch is the right thing to do.

Japanese school lunches are carefully prepared for hundreds of children, with balanced nutrition, limited budgets, and hardworking kitchen staff.

Please don’t impose your personal religious rules on an entire Japanese public school.