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So I've been blathering on about gold and silver since the beginning of this year. So I am in $Pan American Silver(PAAS)$  which is a silver mining company, it mines silver and gold and pays a dividend. Last year I also brought $Santana Minerals Ltd(SMI.AU)$ and $SILVER MINES LTD(SVL.AU)$  these are both pre mining companies. The former is a gold miner in New Zealand, the latter is silver miner in Australia. Both are yet to obtain the permits to mine, but are well down the track. Plus both Countries are very stable. Not sure I'd buy a mining company based in Mexico atm by comparison. Ok so all their proven gold and silver reserve

Yes, geopolitical premium is very likely being repriced upward right now. But whether gold reaches USD 6,000 depends less on war headlines alone and more on whether this conflict becomes structural rather than temporary. Let us separate signal from noise. --- 1. What just changed in markets (and why it matters) The current situation is not a routine Middle East flare-up. Recent reports confirm a large-scale coordinated US–Israel military campaign targeting Iran’s leadership, missile systems and military infrastructure, with multi-day operations ongoing and casualties already reported. The strikes hit hundreds of targets and eliminated senior Iranian figures, sharply escalating regional risk.  This matters because markets price gold not on war itself, but on uncertainty duration: Short

At this stage, it looks more like a tactical relief rally than confirmation of a full risk-on reset, though the market is clearly testing that possibility. The key is understanding what Bitcoin and oil are signalling together. --- 1. Why Bitcoin is acting as a weekend “risk barometer” Crypto now trades as a liquidity proxy, not purely a speculative asset. The repeated pattern you observed matters: Shock event → forced de-risking (BTC sells off first) Liquidity reassessment → fast rebound Stronger rebound each cycle → investors willing to re-add risk quickly This suggests positioning is not defensive enough. Markets still expect macro liquidity support (rate cuts, stable growth), so dips are bought rather than feared. A stronger rebound this time indicates risk appetite remains intact benea

The move you are describing shifts oil from a headline-driven spike into a genuine supply-risk scenario. A Strait of Hormuz disruption is one of the few events that can rapidly reprice global energy markets because it affects transit, not just production. --- 1. Why the Strait of Hormuz matters disproportionately The market is reacting correctly. Roughly: ~20 million barrels/day transit the strait ≈20% of global oil consumption Includes exports from Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Iraq, not only Iran Even a partial disruption creates stress because oil logistics operate with very thin spare transport capacity. The immediate risk is not physical shortage first, but: tanker insurance withdrawals sharply higher freight rates delayed shipments precautionary stockpiling by importers These factors al

$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ Buckle up, investors! The Straits Times Index took a nasty hit today, plunging 2.2% to close at 4,883 amid escalating US-Iran tensions that's got oil spiking and everyone scrambling for safe havens like gold and Treasuries. 😱 But hey, is this the perfect storm for a buy-the-dip frenzy? With banks like DBS sliding to $55.63 (down 2.6%), airlines getting hammered, and defense plays like ST Engineering bucking the trend with a solid 2.8% gain, there's rotation happening faster than you can say "geopolitical chaos." Let's dive deep into why this dip might be your golden ticket – or a trap to avoid. 🚀 First off, the big picture: Oil's up a whopping 6.6% to $71.46 per barrel thanks to strikes disrupting crude flows throug

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $Warner Bros. Discovery(WBD)$  $Boeing(BA)$  📈📊 S&P 500 March Patterns: Enduring Gains Confront Escalating Volatility Amid Geopolitical Flux 📊📉 Data from 1913 onwards positions March as a favourable period for the S&P 500, yielding an average return of approximately 1.0% alongside a 64% success rate. Figures since 1950 refine this to an average of 1.13%. The query persists: will prevailing dynamics sustain this trajectory? Positioned near peak valuations, the index navigates a transforming volatility regime. The VIX has ascended to 21-22 in initial March 2026 sessions, departing from prior lows, propelled by heightened

I would be very cautious investing in oil and gas at present. Having said this, I recently put money on $Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ , $Chevron(CVX)$  and a few Canadian oil and gas stocks. I've also been in $Venture Global, Inc.(VG)$  for a while now, but for different reasons... massive growth potential there. So I've been getting into oil and gas stocks because I saw a nice cyclical play there. Over time I saw it as a smoothing hedge to my more volatile stocks. I had a plan to just DCA into them over the next year. The over the weekend missles started flying. This could cause oil shortages short term. That mite put pressure on oil prices short

Find out more here: SGD 688 Cash Vouchers* up for grabs Why I Bought Singapore Airlines at $6.70 — A 5% Dividend with Structural Travel Demand When I bought Singapore Airlines (SIA) at S$6.70, many people asked me whether I was chasing yield or trying to time a rebound. My answer is simple: I am buying a high-quality national carrier at a reasonable price, with a solid dividend yield, supported by structural travel demand. At S$6.70 and with a dividend of around S$0.335 per share, the yield co

🌍 Geopolitical Shock Changes the Game The recent escalation between Israel and Iran under “Operation Roaring Lion,” alongside U.S. strikes confirmed by Donald Trump, has completely shifted the tone of global markets. When missiles fly and headlines turn serious, investors don’t wait around — they reprice risk immediately. That’s where gold comes in. And that’s exactly why I bought the iShares Gold Trust (IAU) at 95.57. Now it’s already at 99.4. ⸻ 🎯 This Was a Calculated Hedge, Not a Random Trade This wasn’t emotional buying. It was a hedge. When geopolitical tension rises — especially involving oil routes, naval forces, and missile capabilities — markets start pricing in uncertainty. Energy prices can spike. Inflation expectations can rise. Growth stocks can wobble. I’m holding stocks long

🌟🌟🌟As of March 3 2026, Greg Abel is now the CEO of $Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$ .  He inherits a staggering pile USD 373.3 billion cash hoard.  This represents both Berkshire's greatest challenge and its most potent weapon.  While the market reacted with a 5% dip following a 30% drop in Q4 operating profits, Greg Abel's first annual letter made one thing crystal clear :  The blueprint is not changing. Abel said that he will use this massive cash pile not as a retreat but as a strategic dry powder.  This means that he will only act when valuations provide a significant margin of safety.  He only intends to deploy this cash at the right time, especially when others are fearful. Greg Abel will continue in the same trad

The triangle I've been tracking on $S&P 500(.SPX)$ is nearing completion, if not already complete. A-B-C-D-E. Textbook. Right into the Daily FVG resistance at 6,883–6,915. This is where it terminates. What follows is a sharp C-Wave decline to SPX 6,720–6,500. ⚠️: Daily close above 6,915 threatens crossing the triangle invalidation at 6,953. The setup is here. The move is next. Bookmark this. PS: New weekly update — setting the stage for a pivotal week. $SPX holds a bearish triangle setup and could see a sharp resolution lower as soon as this week. 6,720 is the high probability target with downside scope to 6,500. For SG users only, Welcome to open a CBA today and enjoy access to a trading limit of up to SGD 20,000 with unlimited trading on SG,

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR) Rallied +5.82%: Momentum Surges Above $145 as Bulls Target $150 Zone Latest Close Data: As of March 2, 2026, PLTR closed at $145.17, a strong gain of +5.82% from the previous close. The stock remains approximately 30% below its 52-week high of $207.52. Core Market Drivers: The price action reflects ongoing market optimism for AI and data analytics platforms, with Palantir being a key beneficiary. A significant net capital inflow of ~$164 million for the day suggests strong buying interest, potentially driven by broader tech sector strength and anticipation of continued government and commercial contract momentum. Technical Analysis: The rally was supported by robust volume (1.41x

$ProShares Ultra Silver(AGQ)$   March is here and silver is up... however this uptrend acceleration has nothing to do with what I wrote last week about the tightening of physical silver... or is it? I am not going to read too much into this price hike. The only time we can tell is when the new conflict subsides. Interestingly, history has predicted this war. I read about the prediction during the Winter Olympics... strange as it may sound, apparently the conclusion of Winter Olympics has in recent times been associated with a conflict (war). The article had in fact ruled out China-Taiwan, among others. It landed squarely on US-Iran as the most likely conflict given the intensely pretentious negotiations that have

$Pacific Biosciences of California(PACB)$ resilience on current weak market. Long term bullish. 

$GLD US$(O87.SI)$ Good to buy kore ?