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Evening.

Agree with all that - room to grow here too.

Here's my latest Silver chart, looks right on the money if you're a Basel III believer, stands for Gold too.

https://twitter.com/bonker_99/status/1375158529724706818?s=20

Just gotta stick it out for the next three months IMO.

If you're a Basel III believer then you're going to love this chart ...

https://twitter.com/bonker_99/status/1375158529724706818?s=20

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Massive candles on both Silver & Gold right now.

Added.

A major will likely want the "books tidied up" before a transaction as part of their DD (options etc).

Re deeper drilling - LoM is a factor for those guy's DD too.

Can't say I'm watching it every day tbh - it's all about Q2-Q3 for moi so +-5% won't catch my attention.

Anyway, it seems pretty clear that Perth Mint have defaulted on their physical Silver delivery obligations so there's that.

NFTs for dummies - there's even a glimpse of Napster in there ;)

https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/1374748109931221001?s=20

Ah, the Kalahari Copper Belt - I know it well ;)

Re NFT/Blockchain - very nice idea.

Noted.

Evening.

Fingers crossed we get the right kind of news here - it looks dynamite on paper.

US Mint also cancelling orders apparently.

We either have a genuine run on the CRIMEX or they want to make it look like that.

No promises but keep em peeled next week ...

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Oh yeah, the article link :)

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/investing/article-9380315/Royal-Mint-customers-charged-thousands-stock-gold-bars-coins.html

Oh and an updated view of the daily chart on Gold - bigger picture in the parent Tweet:

https://twitter.com/bonker_99/status/1372909033011699728?s=20

I think it's going to be a spectacular Summer (again).

Afternoon.

I assume you've all heard about the possible default at Perth Mint.

This "article" made me chuckle, there's some nonsense in it but as it's our very own (?) The Royal Mint I thought I'd share.

Nearly there chaps - keep the faith.

If they've got £12m cash on hand then this should not be below 3.00p / £62m mcap ...

* second time I've tried to post this ...

If they've got £12m of cash on hand then this shouldn't be below 3.00p, period.

Duly noted.