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Brendan Fraser as the mysterious Sergey Nazarov who lurks in the shadows of other fallen conmen and is able to sail into the sunset with his loot

Brendan Fraser as Sergey Nazarov, a mysterious figure who lurks in the shadows of other conmen and is able to sail into the sunset with his loot

If you could wake up in 1995 tomorrow, with no memories of your current life and on the condition that you would die in 2015, would you do it?

>>51350270
>Your GSR will trend towards gold anyway as your stack size grows.
Not really. I'm currently at 1500:1, and my next purchase will still be silver.

I'm fed up at how pro-gold this general became over time. Back when we created it, it was 100% about silver, and now we get all those gold shills shadow-fudding silver and it piss me off.
I understand that it's much more depressing to look at silver prices' action as the manipulation is insane, but that's also why we shouldn't let ourselves distracted by this kind of jewish tricks.

The Achilles' heel is silver, not gold. Globohomo already control most of gold and the current price prevent us to have any significant impact over the supply left. Gold bullion worldwide is currently valuated at what? 11 trillions USD? Silver is what? Around 30 billions? Choice is a no brainer here.

>>51161494
also, just to see if i'm right and i end up missing another play:

>EU caps prices on electricity. instead of printing money they force private companies to take the hit, and in return they will be promised some sort of carrot in 2023/2024
>high likelihood of EU bureaucrats getting drunk on power and extending the price caps to involve gasoline as well, making for a great short play on oil stocks with exposure to the EU

>>50586076
>from .99 to £1.19
That sucks, but consider yourself lucky. Frog neighbor here. Over the past 5 years, the Mcdo cheeseburger went from .99€ to now 3.49€ where i live lol...
I can only afford my fast food goyslop once a month, and i see the attendance dwindling each time i go there. Even the junk food fanatics have to take a break from it because it's getting so fucking delirious price wise.
You can't feel fulfilled below 25€ nowaday. That used to be the price of a nice menu at a fancy restaurant not long ago...

>>50406569
>that asset owners would become Uber elites compared to non asset owners among the average person
This is still true. Your mistake was to believe stocks and internet magic beans are assets rather than digital nothingburgers.

If you can't touch it, it's a jewish scam. Simple rule.

Why do people continue to eat cheap hotdogs when it's common knowledge that they're made mostly from waste products like ground up pig assholes and pig lips? I understand people doing it out of ignorance in the past, but most people with an internet connection is aware of this by now

>May rate hike: BTC and stocks pumped the same day
>Next few days: BTC down 35%, SPY down 10%

>June rate hike: BTC and stocks pumped the same day
>Next few days: looks like it's dumping again

>>49616479
Big players know that the fed meeting on wednesday is going to fucking destroy the markets, so they're probably going to use that to push it below $20k so they can cause a liquidation cascade. Celsius will get liquidated at $17k and if that happens they will lose all of their users funds, which would also send the price down to like $10-12k.

We are headed into a recession and crypto is unfortunately the easiest thing to short, and all the big players in finance knows that