This is a clear sign of pure panic on the market that copper is going to not be available. LME inventories could be drained completely. I think we will soon see the same in Molybdenum and Tin. Etc. Key industries are simply unable to get materials for manufacturing
We printed so much money and also have massive supply chain issues. Today I got a notice from a dealer I bought a snowmobile from (ordered 1 year ago)

Good news your snowmobile has arrived. Bad news is it’s missing parts. Gauges and chips apparently
I’ve had a truck on order since the early summer. Probably be months still I’m told. Dealers and manufacturers are going to simply have to raise prices soon. Imho. They need to pass on costs and also make up for less production ability with higher margin
Amazing thing is products like Molybdenum see demand rise dramatically in a commodity boom because it’s consumed in the resource industry, drilling etc. Prices will cycle up and I expect moly to take out its all time high this cycle. Especially because China is now importing
This chart at the top of this thread should be a major wake up call to bond holders. You can’t print commodities. Government bonds are pure trash and will absolutely be crushed over the next decade vs real things. Forget the lies. These morons in charge are all bubbleheads
All they know is printing and bailing. They are now completely backed in a corner. They can’t let the financial system fail and will bail it. But as each bail out gets bigger and trillions upon trillions get created there’s a price to pay. Inflation is coming
This chart represents a commodity market signal failure. I see it as just another sign on the road to paying the piper for insane monetary policy and letting the bankers control global central banking. All these fuckers really care about protecting banks
Law of unintended consequences playing out. Central Banks over protection of the Banking system will lead to destroying the currencies and completely screw over prudent savers and the middle class.
Just over 100 years ago the USA created the Federal Reserve they public via their corrupted government handed the keys to the monetary system over to Wall Street
Since that time the policies of the Fed have fostered and feed a rising culture of gambling addicts the top of the financial ponzi pyramid.
Perhaps silver is gonna finally fly. Imho the central bankers are trying to hold it back by refusing to pay up for bars and not minting coins. Simply not making new supplies available forcing people to pay huge premiums if they want coins. I think we will see more blow ups soon
The most risky asset gamble is owning longterm government bonds (just a promise for slightly more paper at a later date) No way in hell they will buy as much real stuff in 10 years as they can today. Precious metals and select commodities should be hoarded as self defence

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21 Oct
In the early days of my trading I decided to try to develop a ‘system’ or ‘style’ that would work for me. After reading piles of investment books coverjng all sorts of disciplines I eventually refined a technique.
So I started by trying to decide first of all if a sector was in a sustainable bull or bear and no matter what never trade against the over all trend. Long only in bull sectors. Short only in bears.
Next I try to read all I can on the companies and sector as well as other economic factors that influence so I’m reasonably on top of things fundamentally and trying to long the best of the best.
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20 Oct
Love reading how $KAP is strongly advising utilities that they intend to defend $80/lb.

$ccj $cco board/shareholders should be mandating that all future contracts to utilities offer zero spot price discounts under $75/lb.
The industry needs to put a stop to the gaming that occurs by producers contracting their needs with long term spot based contracts but avoiding spot purchases and allowing secondary supplies to trash the price and destroy ROI for producers
If Cameco had bull market minded management the spot price would be $75/lb today
Read 4 tweets
20 Oct
I’ve purchased silver only 3 times in my life.

1. 1999 sub $4/oz

2. End of 2008 ~$11/oz

Sold a whack but kept some physical info the 2011 spike

3. This past week I’ve loaded up on more silver than I ever have in my life but a multiple of 10x. Via PSLV
This is what I consider the safest and surest of trades for the next 10 years. I have no idea how much it will go up. It I’m certain that it will handily beat inflation and is a great store of long term wealth. Government/Central bank money creation is completely out of control
It takes a lot of labour and energy to produce silver. Labour costs are also based on food and housing costs which are both tied to energy costs.
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18 Oct
Curious what people think is a fair price to pay for Nymex Uranium Futures Feb 2023?

They trade with no volume at the moment but I own a bunch. I’ve been debating trying to see if I can create more and build out some contracts so there is actual trading of uranium futures
FYI. I’ve offering some out at $55/lb at times lately and never get hit. Seems cheap to me given spot is at $47-48 but perhaps the lack of liquidity is a turn off?
I’d like to work on creating more contracts and improving liquidity and @quakes99 has suggested to me that doing so would be good for the market. Trouble is that there are basically no bidders and I don’t want to sell what I have unless I can replace them.
Read 6 tweets
18 Oct
I’m willing to sell some Nymex #uranium futures this morning. Feb 2023 @ $180/lb just in case some utilities want to hedge. :)
It’s crazy that my offer is best offer in a no bid nymex market. Would love to build out these futures contracts so we have some more markers. If people collectively bid 400 contracts or more I expect some carry traders would fill.
400 nymex contracts x 250lb equals 100,000 lb

That’s how I got filled back in the summer but it might take a few days still.
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17 Oct
LDP. 44%. Next strongest party 12%. They will lead the a coalition government and I expect have the votes to approve the nuclear facility restarts

the-japan-news.com/news/article/0…
Let’s not forget that public opinion has been shaped against nuclear by a community of dreamers that don’t understand basic math. We now have a global power crisis because of the shortsighted leadership. Mainstream media is gonna do a complete 180 now.
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