We are being primed for the great Weimar print-fest.
"Bank to cut interest rates at least four times in 2025" https://t.co/hwj607IRfM— The Young Pretender (@Dioclet54046121) January 2, 2025
Delinquencies surge in subprime credit, commercial real estate; echoes 1990s property crisis.
The choice now is either to print all the way to a chaotic Weimar reset, or a managed reset with a physical gold #revaluation. https://t.co/lwr1ld2U8C
— The Young Pretender (@Dioclet54046121) January 2, 2025
Is #gold sniffing out a pre-inauguration physical #revaluation? pic.twitter.com/4mgU8vBESI
— The Young Pretender (@Dioclet54046121) January 2, 2025
Whoa, the DXY jumped to 109 today (Euro at 102). The S&P didn't like that, but gold did. 🧐 pic.twitter.com/eao57hjnHh
— Don Durrett – goldstockdata.com (@DonDurrett) January 2, 2025
Gold and DXY decoupling.
Flight to safety intensifies.
— The Great Martis (@great_martis) January 2, 2025
#Gold rose $34 on the first trading day of 2025, recovering almost all of December's losses, despite a sharp rise in the Dollar Index. #Oil built on recent gains while major #StockMarket averages fell. These moves likely indicate that 2025 will not play out as investors expect.
— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) January 2, 2025
The Commodity Index signals the entire sector is poised for a powerful breakout in 2025$DBC $UNG $GLD $SLV $UNG $USOIL $XLE pic.twitter.com/WTBkH0osBo
— Rock Bottom Entries (@RockBtmEntries) January 2, 2025
Something is erupting in precious metals. The action is extraordinary with the dollar going parabolic. It feels like #silver could surge $10+ in a matter of days (at which point it will still not reflect 400+mn oz of deficits over the past 24 months and growing). #silversqueeze
— JC (@j16425646) January 2, 2025
BREAKING NEWS
CHINA PROPOSES STRICTER EXPORT CURBS ON BATTERY AND CRITICAL MINERALS TECHNOLOGY
Again,
Financial vs. Commodities.
It is coming…
— Gold Telegraph ⚡ (@GoldTelegraph_) January 3, 2025
Gold vs government bonds.
No government wants to give you a real economic return.
Inflationism is a policy, not a coincidence.
via Bloomberg pic.twitter.com/kf0PHhMq1J
— Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) January 2, 2025
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