King Lion
Senior Don Juan
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Very true...Great share!
Very true...Great share!
I've been subscribed to this dude since 2011 when I used to day-trade or swing-trade (btw, like 95% of all others who try it, I ended up losing about 7% of my portfolio through time - got out last December 14th, 2020 because I'd regained almost ALL my losses with 2 stocks I'd held since 2012).Silver is their next target.
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No one on r/WSB is talking about silver. Fake NewsSilver is their next target.
A short squeeze on silver from Redditt’s WallStreetBets continues
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media propaganda ...we are under a consolidated Full Stop TYRANNY world-wideNo one on r/WSB is talking about silver. Fake News
I tend to agree with this, that's why I stay away from it. Just like in 2006-2007 when everyone was into real estate, then it crashed in 2008. The crash is coming. And another real estate crash is also coming, but it might be another 5-7 years, maybe longer, I mean people are already paying stupid prices for houses again. I plan to be ready to gobble up land when that happens. They haven't started writing stupid loans yet so it's still a ways away.Just fwiw, one of the signs of being at the top of a stock market bubble is that it seems like everyone is a trader. It was like that during the dot com bubble in the late 90s. I was a broker at a day trading firm. One day the pizza hut delivery guy told us he was a day trader, too. That was 2 months before the Nasdaq top.
What we have now is the debt bubble. The fed has doubled the money supply to prop up the stock market. Get in the way and get crushed, but at the same time don't be left holding the bag on the long side when it all falls apart. The guys who lost everything in the dot com crash never got their money back just because the Nasdaq came back, they just swap the stocks in the index.
Lithium is not likely to be the way of the future, it's just a stop-gap until a better battery is invented. There is already talk of solid-state carbon batteries, and I think it's very telling that Toyota has refused to jump on the lithium all-electric bandwagon. Toyota tends to plan for 100 years into the future, I wouldn't bet against them.Aside from the silver angle, I've been investing in mining companies as materials like Nickel, Cobal, Manganese will become in even more demand and less abundant as car manufacturers and other products will need more and more lithium ion production. Not over night but it will happen. Companies like Tesla will be looking to decouple from Panasonic and LG Chem to rely on their batteries and start producing batteries themselves, cutting down on the supply chain.
Who's to say? I bought into QuantumScape on the dip. They are researching solid state batteries and VW is a big investor. Toyota plans on utilizing the solid state batteries in their cars but real world tests have yet to be proven.Lithium is not likely to be the way of the future, it's just a stop-gap until a better battery is invented. There is already talk of solid-state carbon batteries, and I think it's very telling that Toyota has refused to jump on the lithium all-electric bandwagon. Toyota tends to plan for 100 years into the future, I wouldn't bet against them.