Thread by @TheBubbleBubble

Here are my thoughts on the potential #silversqueeze:

It's finally a thesis that I can get behind! Unlike GameStop, Tesla, and many other extremely overvalued bubble stocks that are soaring, I believe that silver is undervalued and underappreciated.

https://twitter.com/zerohedge/status/1355909105567866887

Silver has long been on my list of hard assets that I believe in. I view physical silver as an excellent hedge against the debasement of fiat currencies.

I wouldn't be surprised to see silver at $100+ in the next few years & it would be 100% justified.

https://twitter.com/TheBubbleBubble/status/1131971143139811331?s=20

I believe that today's monetary & bubble mania is going to end in complete chaos and that you won't be able to time it, predict it, or trade it.

The only way to win is to stay out of the paper casino, which includes mainstream risk assets like stocks.

https://twitter.com/TheBubbleBubble/status/1087784349599186946

I believe that the only way to win in these times to buy and hold hard assets and not worry about the day-to-day price fluctuations.

I have taken a very anti-trading/market timing stance in recent years.

These paper "markets" have zero integrity.

https://twitter.com/TheBubbleBubble/status/1227664424732893185?s=20

The irony is that the "crowd" is becoming obsessed with trading/speculation right before the game ends and the rug gets pulled.

My advice is don't even waste your time with trading.

The potential gains are illusory; this is all going to make sense when these markets blow up.

You know what trading is? It's like that arcade claw machine that you'd play as a kid, hoping that each time would be different.

Well, it's rigged...just like these paper markets. Stay away!

For those who are following the #SilverSqueeze story, here are the technical charts that I'm keeping an eye on: forbes.com/sites/jessecol… $SLV $GLD $SI_F

Just out of curiosity, how many of you who are following & interested in the #SilverSqueeze story remember the "Buy Silver and Crash JP Morgan Campaign" of 2010 & 2011?

History repeats. We'll see if it's successful this time around.