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And tomorrow could be the worst day of 2026 yet…

Most people don’t know this, but:

Tariffs stays = DOWN
Tariffs gone = DOWN

THERE IS NO WIN SCENARIO.

If you hold stocks or any assets, you need to pay attention to this.

Before we even talk about tariffs, look at where we are standing.

– The "Buffett Indicator" (Market Cap to GDP) just hit ~224%. That’s an all-time record. It’s higher than the Dot-Com bubble peak (~150%) and higher than the 2021 top.

– The Shiller P/E is hovering near 40. We have only seen this ONCE in 150 years… right before the 2000 crash.

The market is priced for utopia. It can’t handle a 1% miss, let alone a trade war.

Here’s where things get worse…

1. THE "GREENLAND" ESCALATION: 10% tariffs on European allies (France, Germany, UK, etc.) effective Feb 1. This is a direct hit to the bottom line of multinationals trading at 22x earnings.

2. THE CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS: Rumors are circulating that the Supreme Court is about to rule Trump’s IEEPA tariffs are ILLEGAL.

Someone who’s been here for years already knows: THERE IS NO BULLISH OUTCOME.

Let me explain.

SCENARIO A: The Tariffs Stick (Inflation Shock)

– Margins COLLAPSE. Companies cannot pass 10-20% cost hikes to a tapped-out consumer, so they eat it.

– History Lesson: When Bush imposed steel tariffs in 2002, steel-consuming industries lost 200,000 jobs… more than the entire steel industry employed. The market hated it.

– In 2018, tariff threats caused immediate sell-offs (CAC 40 lost 1.7% in a day, Apple dropped 2.6%).

The math is terminal: 2026 earnings estimates are ~15% too high.

SCENARIO B: The Tariffs Are Illegal (Insolvency Shock)

– This is the "Refund Nightmare." If voided, the U.S. government technically owes BILLIONS in refunds to importers.

– The 1930 Ghost: We are rhyming with Smoot-Hawley. In 1930, the market crashed 16% before the bill was even signed, just on anticipation.

– If the court rules against Trump, the administration won't fold. They will trigger Section 232 or executive orders to block refunds.

– Markets hate legal chaos and insolvency risk MORE than they hate taxes.

We are either facing a margin-crushing trade war OR a constitutional crisis over fiscal solvency.

This is a KNOWN UNKNOWN.

I know this is hard for new investors to hear, but 20+ years in this game teaches you one thing.

Amateurs pray for the rally to continue, and the pros pray for the floor to drop out.

Wealth isn't made at the top, it's made when everyone else is too scared to buy.

Keep in mind, I’ve called every major market top and bottom over the last decade.

When I make my next move (very soon), I’ll post it here for everyone to see.

If you want to OUTPERFORM retail, all you have to do is follow me.

You’ll wish you followed me sooner, trust me.

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Asset $DUSK has completed a phase of aggressive vertical growth, reaching a price area where significant supply has historically emerged. Such impulsive pumps create a technical imbalance: the price detaches from the average values, and local demand often becomes exhausted. This establishes the groundwork for a counter-trend correction, the aim of which is either profit taking or position redistribution before a possible continuation of the movement.

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The world is stunned. Germany has withdrawn all 15 of its soldiers from Greenland — a tiny deployment that’s now sending massive geopolitical signals.
Timing isn’t a coincidence. This move comes right after President Trump announced new 10% tariffs, shaking global markets and raising eyebrows in diplomatic circles.
Why Greenland? 🌍
Strategic Arctic location ❄️
Vital security routes 🚢
Rich natural resources 💎
NATO eyes this region closely — and Germany’s sudden exit shows the trade war is spilling into military strategy. What was “small and limited” now looks like a powerful warning.
Experts warn: this isn’t about 15 soldiers. It’s about pressure, politics, and a reshaping of US-Europe relations. Trade wars + tariffs + military decisions = a volatile mix that could shock the world again.
Stay tuned — the next move could trigger global ripples across markets. 🌐🔥
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THE U.S. MINT JUST DID SOMETHING THAT SHOULD MAKE EVERY SILVER INVESTOR PAY ATTENTION
The U.S. Mint didn’t “run out” of silver this week.
They stopped selling Silver Eagles…
then reopened sales at much higher prices.
Why?
Because the old prices no longer reflected reality.
Silver Eagles that were effectively selling around $90–$95 per ounce were suddenly repriced closer to $170+ per ounce once sales resumed.
That’s an 82% jump.
And it tells you far more than any headline about “spot silver.”
HERE’S WHAT MOST PEOPLE DON’T UNDERSTAND
The paper price of silver and the price of real, deliverable silver are not the same thing anymore.
The U.S. Mint doesn’t speculate.
They source metal, strike coins, and sell into real demand.
When they pause sales to reprice, it means one thing:
The physical market broke away from the paper market.
That gap doesn’t close because premiums come down.
It closes because reality catches up.
WHY SILVER IS ALWAYS THE FIRST TO SNAP
Silver isn’t just money.
It’s an industrial metal.
It’s used in:
• Solar panels
• EVs
• Electronics
• Medical equipment
• Defense systems
You don’t recycle it easily.
You don’t substitute it cheaply.
And above ground supply is far smaller than people think.
Gold gets hoarded.
Silver gets consumed.
That’s why silver shortages show up suddenly — and violently.
My rich dad taught me:
“When governments print money, they create scarcity elsewhere.”
Silver has been money for thousands of years.
But today, it’s also critical infrastructure.
That makes it dangerous to ignore.
And powerful to own.
The U.S. Mint didn’t raise prices because of emotion.
They raised prices because they had to.
Because replacing inventory at yesterday’s prices no longer made sense.
That’s not manipulation.
That’s supply and demand — in the real world.
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Paper silver trades on screens.
Physical silver trades on availability.
When official mints stop selling… then reopen at dramatically higher prices…
They’re telling you something important:
Silver isn’t expensive.
Paper money is getting cheaper.
And history says silver notices first.
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