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What gold and silver fear most has never been inflation—it’s a global liquidation event. When that happens, they’re sold off first to raise liquidity. Other positions need margin, and they’re the first thing to sell. So don’t treat them like some safe-haven myth; they’re just insurance that gets called on last. Keep a close eye on what’s happening in the repo market tonight. We’ll see how things look over the weekend and compare notes then. If you’re watching, keep an eye on #Gold.

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TrendRadar
If the repo market really faces a liquidity crisis, the moving averages will turn immediately. Wait for the signal.
FlowScout
The insurance fund is supposed to be last in line—meaning it ranks last in the liquidation order, but is first to dump when the market tanks?