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Interesting large chunks of shares being immediately flipped today - MMs running on fumes?

I don't but it's looking bloody cheap right now ...

Chocks away!

Maybe the week after - let's see:

https://x.com/bonker99/status/1986782068047478934

PS: Don't hold me to it but you just might get some v nice news next week imo.

I don't have anything to do with Miles but AVCT was called in July mate and I charted the initial target back then:

https://x.com/bonker99/status/1948318270882283913

Cancer stuff invariably goes sky high then back to zero sometime later - nature of the instrument.

Nothing has changed re China/Rare Earths (the ones that matter) so no need to feel less bullish here - you should be eyeing - IMO - c120p from right here.

All part of the game - the MMs behaviour these past few weeks has made me even more bullish than I probably should be here - every trick in the book so far, anyone would think they were desperate for shares ahead of some enormous boom ...

Wow, fake printarama.

0.45p bid doesn't seem to want to back off though?

Silver - yes if the new silver batteries come off ...

Chocks away.

I don't hate them mate but they'll all selling subs and have been saying $300 Silver etc for the past decade :)

Yes, exponential and faster than you can believe for the next leg on Gold for sure.

Value will out - just like elsewhere ;)

"The People's Bank of China released gold reserve data, increasing its holdings of gold for 12 consecutive years, with 7409 ounces at the end of October, an increase of 30000 ounces month on month."

https://x.com/oriental_ghost/status/1986723709210783851

Morning.

Comedy advertised spread - real bid is 0.45p.

Talking of volume.

https://x.com/bonker99/status/1986576498229199021

4.5m gone in half an hour - who knows.

N/T to buy ...

Yes, let's not forget the additional 60kt of Copper here :)

Some chunky trades knocking about today.

Tick tock.

There's always hope ;)

"Relative to US Treasury Holdings: Gold peaked above $800 in 1980. Adjusted for its valuation relative to US foreign-held Treasuries (135% then versus 12% today), gold would need to reach $48,000 per ounce to match that 1980 ratio."

Funny old game :)