Yeah im too early, probably wrong too.

Buy the dip losers

Early October 2025, the anticipation was there and what a ride it was for a couple of months. Now Ag is trading at $53 and nobody cares

Who's ready for the next wave

6500 tons possible next 6 months so far 2353 tons in all of 2026

Higher imports by India, which relies on overseas purchases to meet more than 80% of its silver demand, could support global prices while easing hefty domestic premiums that have risen due to tight supplies.

India in mid-May restricted imports of silver in nearly all forms with immediate effect. In June, it further tightened the rules by adding silver grain and powder to the restricted category and requiring prior import authorisation.

"The government has allowed much more silver to be imported than the country is likely to need over the next six months, so this should help bring down domestic premiums," said Chirag Thakkar, chief executive of Amrapali Group Gujarat, a leading silver importer.

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In 1929, it took 3.5 years for the government to figure out it needed to print boatloads of money 💵 to engineer a recovery. In 2008, it took two months. In 2020, it took weeks. H/t @RayDalio

The US added $1 trillion in debt in just 71 days last year.

Here's the problem: The US paid $1.2 trillion in interest on that debt in 2025. That's more than defense spending.

So how do you fix it?

1. Raise taxes? The wealthy leave (see: Britain)
2. Cut spending? Political suicide
3. Default? Game over

There's only one path:

Print Money.

Devalue the debt by making dollars worth less.

Ray Dalio: “If you devalue money, you devalue debt.”

Translation: Your savings, salary, and retirement get quietly confiscated to pay for government debt.

The S&P was up 18% last year. Against gold? Down 28%. That 46% gap is the real inflation rate they're not telling you.

Felix Prehen

Started buying silver first week of October! How am I doing so far?

Anyone notice that the online deals are starting to get pretty slim. Even Mint builder only has a couple worth mentioning and they always have good deals. I think with the price coming down there has been a lot of people buying in the last couple weeks. Anyone else noticing this as well?

we have accumulated 400 billion debt in last 2 month's

The historical milestones

1790

$71.1 million

First recorded federal debt total

1971

About $400 billion

Federal debt crossed this threshold around 1971–1972.

2026

About $40 trillion

More than 100 times the $400 billion milestone.

Sources: U.S. Treasury historical debt records and Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis historical series.

U.S. Treasury

Obviously the dip is temporary/technical but I need to raise some cash in the short-term, and am thinking of selling a 1oz Au coin this weekend - is it reasonable to expect to get spot from a LCS and am I likely to/should I get it this weekend, or is there still a large premium spread?

Assumptions are 30 year interest rates will be 4.5% for the next 24 years

5% interest on 150 trillion a year is 7.5 trillion a year

This is the CBO estimate not just some crackhead on the internet.

Whats your plan?

US had 3 billion oz silver in 1980

Debt 40.3 trillion

Promises Medicare and social security add another 100 trillion