Hehe, mulig den slapp gjennom filteret🧐
Don Durrett på You tube anbefales.
Deilig, her oppe på trettitallet trives jeg bedre 
et lite julerally nå så blir det både juleribbe og nyttårschampagne på oss i år også
Skål for et enda bedre 2025 🫡
Redusere formuesskatt er en bonus.
Og når en ikke selger 
så blir det lite arbeid.
Men litt trist med sølv, selv om dollar tar igjen en del.
Men alt i alt så er vel 2024 ett ok år.
Start ca 240 og topp 380, og nå 340.
Hadde jo vært bedre med 400, men vi får satse på at underskudde holdes oppe i 2025 og til slutt må tilbud/etterspørsel føre til videre oppgang.
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AuAg fondet opp 8,7% 
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Kjemper seg oppover igjen 
Det blir vist ikke den jubeldagen det lenge så ut til.Dette har gjentatt seg flere dager i det senere.Begynner dagen bra med stigende kurs for så å bli trykket ned når USA børsene åpner.Sterke krefter over dammen vil holde kursen nede.
Steady steady…. Do not sell…
Jeg tror denne Trump reaksjonen ned vil snu og 25 vil bli bedre en 24 (som var opp ca 25% ble det det til slutt ?)
Men drar frem en 2 mnd gammel rapport som er grei og lese når det butter litt imot.
Supply / demand virker ikke. Og varer det lenge nokk må jo noe skje.
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31 dollar igjen 
" Prices in the New York and London metals markets normally trade in near lockstep, and many algorithmic traders and hedge funds seek to make money with wagers that any pricing gaps that do appear will close up again quickly.
In copper, that could involve buying London copper contracts and simultaneously selling Comex futures, and typically, those so-called arbitrage trades bring prices quickly back into line. Investors can face huge losses if the price gap keeps getting wider.
That dynamic was a key factor behind last year’s copper squeeze, when arbitrage traders faced spiraling losses on their bets that Comex prices would fall relative to LME futures. Now, some traders and analysts say there’s a risk of a redux in the silver market, due to the limited availability of metal that can be readily delivered against Comex futures.
“The market is sleepwalking into a squeeze right now,” Daniel Ghali, senior commodity strategist at TD Securities, said in an interview. “People are completely disregarding this risk.”
In the silver market, major dealers can ship metal from London to New York warehouses to close out arbitrage trades, and 15 million ounces of silver have been added in Comex silver warehouses during the past five weeks. Typically, silver is transported by ships and the usual lead time is 30 to 45 days.
But stockpiles in the London market have been drained heavily following four years of severe shortfalls in global mined silver production, and further outflows risk creating a knock-on spike in prices, Ghali said.
“We expect the drain to be significant in scale,” he said. “This is the silver squeeze that you can buy into.”
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Spennende tid nå
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https://x.com/profitsplusid/status/1877721164665282574
" The article mentioned the following “In the #silver market, major dealers can ship metal from London to New York warehouses to close out arbitrage trades, and 15 million ounces of silver have been added in Comex silver warehouses during the past five weeks.”
When it comes to financial and collateralized trades not all silver represented in the Comex stock report are the same. It is important to note that these 15 million silver ounces may not represent available silver to close out arbitrage trades. Some of that silver is privately held. In order to settle a short position with physical silver on the Comex, silver must be put on receipt/warrant and delivered into the registered category where these warrants can be delivered to another clearing firm.
The eligible category has silver with no warrant attached. The article failed to note that registered category actually saw a decline of 5,749,286 silver ozs, while the eligible category saw an increase of 20,674,179 silver ozs. Yes, silver can be transferred from eligible to registered, however, for those who are short futures or worse, short the EFP (Exchange for Physical spread trade), margin or collateral calls must be met with closing shorts, putting up hard dollars or delivering silver which is on receipt as collateral or hedge. We can see Silver has not been put on receipt and just the opposite is happening. This is why the EFP continues to blow out. Participants may be scrambling to find and deliver silver.
What adds to this stress is banks seem to be lifting offers on 1000 oz bars, essentially lifting the purchase premium above spot. Please remember, we are dealing with massive leverage not only on futures contracts but options and private party OTC trades (EFP). These spreads are designed to decline as time gets closer to the futures delivery month. Seeing this go in reverse has possibly trapped many participants. This is the classic short squeeze with a lot of leverage added. The question is will the silver arrive by boat and into the Comex warehouses to cover the short positions by January 20, 2024 (Inauguration Day) and if not, will any of this silver be subject to tariffs if President Trump implements his tariff policies. Please repost to any media, journalists, or social commentators. It is important to get this story as accurate as possible."
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That’s the highest level since at least 2002, and it signals surging demand for metal in London’s vaults. There have been similarly extreme moves in the silver market, and some analysts and traders warn that there may not be enough freely available metal to meet dealers’ needs.
“The markets are in total dislocation,” Robert Gottlieb, a former precious metals trader and managing director at JPMorgan Chase & Co., the world’s top bullion dealer. “There seems to be a scarcity of available stocks in both gold and silver.”
Some industry experts said the tariff-related disruptions may be expediting a supply squeeze in the silver market that will lead to a spike in prices.
“President-Elect Trump’s threat of universal tariffs is accelerating the timeline to depletion” of the free-floating stockpile in the world’s largest vaulting system in London, said Daniel Ghali, senior commodity strategist at TD Securities. He expects silver prices to average $38 an ounce by year end, a 31% increase from in 2024, and sees a supply crunch this year despite a significant slowdown in expected demand growth.
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Noen som har erfaring med mynthuset ?
278 kr pr Oz er jo røverkjøp delux… heldig jævel som fikk tak i desse
Kan aldri se for meg at mynthuset har solgt det til den prisen nå, tavex betaler jo 338,- pr oz hvis du selger mynter til de.