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2oz Tudor Beasts The Bull of Clarence and Unicorn Silver Coins 
£56 each plus postage
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2oz Tudor Beasts The Bull of Clarence and Unicorn Silver Coins 
£56 each plus postage
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1 oz Britannia King Charles III Silver Coin 2024 £26 each plus postage
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You are very very wrong but I won't try to explain why.

2oz Tudor Beasts The Bull of Clarence and Unicorn Silver Coins 
£56 each plus postage
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You are very very wrong but I won't try to explain why.

1 oz Britannia King Charles III Silver Coin 2024 £26 each plus postage
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2oz Tudor Beasts The Bull of Clarence and Unicorn Silver Coins 
£56 each plus postage
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1 oz Britannia King Charles III Silver Coin 2024 £26 each plus postage
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2oz Tudor Beasts The Bull of Clarence and Unicorn Silver Coins 
£56 each plus postage
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Sorry mate, I bought yesterday my first digital 1oz gold soooo the price will drop 

A bit too optimistic.
I have them at £26.50 each plus postage.

Sorry mate, I bought yesterday my first digital 1oz gold soooo the price will drop 

Sorry mate, I bought yesterday my first digital 1oz gold soooo the price will drop 

Sorry mate, I bought yesterday my first digital 1oz gold soooo the price will drop 

Sorry mate, I bought yesterday my first digital 1oz gold soooo the price will drop 

1 oz The Valiant 2019 silver coins in original plastic capsules
£28 each plus postage
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Maybe is the right time to do it.

China Panda 2024 £25.50 each plus postage
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Sure, but what about the video you posted? Does it say to buy or sell?

Banking crisis? If you're a small or mid-sized bank with exposure to commercial real estate then you're bread getting closer to the grill. The small banks are technically insolvent without the BTFP (Bank Term Funding Program). If uncle Feddy and auntie Treasury decide not to give any Christmas presents this year then things could get really interesting
 

 
The largest outflows from US banks since 9/11 - the money has been dropped in gold, stocks and crypto:
 

 
Rates at 5.25-5.5% has the same effect as uncle Feddy giving his nephew a haircut at the kitchen table. Results will vary depending on hairstyle. If the nephew was smart enough to shave their head (hedge effectively) then uncle Feddy can't mess up their look. If the nephew has long, flowing multi-coloured locks and practices identity politics, like SVB, then uncle Feddy is going to make sure they have a bad year
 

 
This doesn't just apply to the US or to commercial banks. It applies equally to the UK/EU and to the Bank of England. They have a similar warehouse of bonds whose open market value declines the higher rates become. It's fine for the BoE as George Osborne agreed at the time (this mess started in 2008/9) that the taxpayer would pick up the bill if the BoE made losses when selling bonds. So the BoE has been selling bonds and we have been picking up the tab. The BoE and the US banks could and should hold their bonds to maturity to minimise their losses. A commercial bank may come under pressure from shareholders or lenders but the BoE has no such concerns:
Taxpayers brace for £100bn money-printing bill – as George Osborne says it’s ‘not my responsibility’ (msn.com)
We've been in a banking crisis since the central banks hiked rates and the central planners have been doing their best to paper over the cracks. It's not all bad when rates are high, some other important market participants will benefit including larger banks who aren't exposed to commercial real estate, but also pensioners on defined contributions:
Interest rates and pensions: good news and bad (ft.com)
Jamie Dimon claims we need to hike rates potentially as high as 8% to properly tame inflation.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-68769561
So, the Fed and BoE are between a rock and a hard place. If they don't cut then the banking system is at risk, a number of smaller banks will fail and any mid or large bank exposed to commercial debt or who didn't effectively hedge, is also at risk of going under. If a few small and a couple of larger banks go under that might cause a cascading domino effect like in 2008 but this is very unlikely. More likely JPM and friends will get a blank cheque, regulatory waivers and buy everything at fire sale prices to further entrench their monopolies. Higher rates also make government borrowing eye wateringly expensive relative to the recent past.
On the other hand if the Fed and BoE cut prematurely then inflation is going to roar back and eat everything alive, which ultimately will cause a severe bout of stagflation and hollow out the economy. 
ECB’s Kazimir: Premature Rate Cut Worse Than Holding Too Long - Bloomberg
Cutting interest rates too soon would be much worse than leaving them where they are for too long, according to European Central Bank Governing Council member Peter Kazimir
Bank of England policymaker warns against cutting rates too soon (ft.com)

“After several years of above-target inflation rates and given the threat of persistent inflation dynamics becoming embedded in expectations, in my view there are greater risks associated with easing too early should inflation persist rather than easing too late should inflation abate,” Pill said.
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Choose your poison. My choice is gold and silver. Oh and that's not to mention the trillion dollar Japanese carry trades (borrowing Yen at 0.1% interest to purchase USD and Treasuries at much higher rates, then purposefully destroying the Yen to make the subsequent Yen repayments lesser, profiting from the difference)

 
Which is a similar strategy to the "melt up" being orchestrated by our central authorities. Stocks are going to have one more blow-off top then crash, folks are piling in setting new ATHs while the smart money (the CEOs and insiders along with the richest men in the world) are selling up and running for the hills
The last time stocks were this concentrated was in the early 1930s .... hmm, what happened next? 

 
It's not that we're stupid either it's that we are corrupt. If you wonder why such things are allowed to transpire when we're aware of the potential consequences, well, it's a feature, not a bug. The bugs are what you will soon be eating. Stack gold, silver and be self-sufficient (farmland, clean water source, independent energy, guns, medical supplies, toilet roll, etc):
 

 

Fixed for ya

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