What's your favorite emojis reacts?

(As @SilverStackersSS continues to regrow, we'll need to rotate the reacts from time to time)

Very cool 1/8oz piece ☝️🏻

Old Silver dollars used to get cut into "pieces of eight", with each 1/8 slice called a bit... and years later when other sized coins were minted, a Silver quarter was often called "two bits"

New Russians celebrating at the thought that they get to unalive their White Brothers in Ukraine. (It's a Brother War btw)

Also, they had no idea what they were signing, and thought they would be given civilian jobs in Moscow, which is why they are singing and dancing on Ukrainian land as a sign of distress.

My recent order from a US bullion dealer was supposed to "ship week of Jan 2nd" and still hasn't shipped yet ...

tHeRe'S nO mEtAl tO BuY

(muh new paradigm)

Just left my local shop.
These guys are SWIMMING DROWNING in inventory. They were literally Ziploc bags of silver eagles strewn about the floor behind the counter. Mountains of inventory, no joke.

TL;DR:

Weak hands are liquidating their phyzz

Im trying to get this report, but I've been unsuccessful so far

But Goldman is talking up Silver to their institutional clients

Why its important
1. Goldman NEVER talk about Silver, only Gold and Copper. You generally infer their position on Silver by using their ideas on Copper
2. In Jan 2025 they told their institutional guys that gold entered a new paradigm, it went from $2,600 in Jan 2025 to $4,550 now

Apparently they said the same thing about Silver in last week's report. That its entered a new paradigm

Normally how it works with Goldman is
- Their research and traders get an idea
- They put on a position
- They tell their institutional clients, who put on the same position
- Times passes, they make money
- Eventually the trade is done, its reached its maximum profitability
- They put out the same report to retail giving them the same idea thats almost done
- They close the position
- Retail become bag holders