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>>20752375

People have been talking about "sentiment being too bullish" since April. The person in my picture sold off all his mining stocks on the 14th of that month upon that pretext, as has David Brady been shouting about a pullback on that basis since May. Fundamentals matter here, not TA.

>>20752375

People have been talking about "sentiment being too bullish" since April. The person in my picture sold off all his mining stocks on the 14th of that month on the same basis, as has David Brady since May. Fundamentals matter here, not TA.

>>20721087

I have been posting here since May, perhaps even April or March--I can't even remember at this point. People have been saying that gold and miners would crash at every step of the way. Look at this person on 14 April who sold all his mining stocks, saying that "sentiment was too high"--tossed away 300% gains. David Brady has been relentlessly calling for a pullback since May, as have all the TA people--no such pullback occurred. Understand the fundamentals. The PM market is becoming unmanipulated, and the dollar is getting trashed. The whole system is coming to pieces. Th whole world understands that the U. S. is caught in an inextricable debt-trap. Traditional TA does not apply any more.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XliHE6QgljY

>>20691450

Person in my screenshot tossed away all his mining stocks in April because "sentiment seemed too high." Missed 300% gains. David Brady calling for a crash since May on the same basis, leading his followers off a cliff. This much-talked-of "pullback" simply is not going to happen. As I have been saying for months,
First, historically speaking, mining stocks don't crash on the second leg down of a stock-market crash;

Secondly, TA does not matter when the fundamentals are an imminent currency crisis, and the end of derivative-based manipulation on the COMEX.

Mining stocks are the lifeboat, as Peter Schiff has consistently said.

https://goldsilver.com/blog/how-would-gold-perform-in-a-second-stock-market-crash/

>>20626502

Somebody could have called a top on any of the other dips just like this one on the way up to a 170% gain since the March-lows. >>20626260 Fundamentals demand that SILJ goes higher. 1000% higher by 2022. Don't be like this person who threw away his miners in April and lost 200% gains.

>>20599825

Be careful with trying to time this market. People have been incessantly calling for a crash in the metals for months. See my picture, for example, which shows somebody who sold off all his mining stocks in April and missed a 300% gain. I am following Don Durrett and Peter Spina's advice simply to stay put.

>>20596393

I know this post is written in a spirit of humour, but if anybody is seriously thinking like this, don't. Sell nothing. If you sell your silver now, you're like somebody buying Amazon in 2006 and cashing out in 2007.

>>20591649

(P. S. In respect to the "buy the dip" mentality I showed an example of someone who tossed away his miners in April at 100% gains, saying that "sentiment was too high"--had he kept them, he would have made 300% or 400%. Again, David Brady, as I said, has been incessantly calling for a crash since May, and none has been forthcoming.)

>>20586860

See >>20586707

(Just realized that I should have included the date of the post in my screenshot.)