I watch large insider trades every day, and the gap right now is extreme.
From the top 200 major insider trades last week: • 199 were sells • Only 1 was a buy
Think about that.
The people with the best information are not buying this market. While they say “the economy is strong,” they are quietly selling.
Many assets dropped at the same time: • BTC touched $60K • Silver fell near $64–65 • Gold dropped near $4,650 • Stocks, especially tech, declined sharply • Housing is slowly weakening
Yes, there was a small bounce. But buyers may be acting as exit liquidity right now.
This supports my view:
Insiders prefer safety over profit, and this mindset could continue through 2026.
Some wealthy investors believe a storm is coming. If you feel panic, you may be too heavily invested.
Those who prepared early see this as a rare buying opportunity. But being fully all-in—especially in expensive stocks—still carries high risk.
I will keep tracking insider activity and share updates in real time. When I begin deploying serious capital again, you will hear it here first.
Follow and turn on notifications. I’ll post the warning before it reaches the headlines. $BTC $XAU $XAG
🚨 If copper reaches its real value, I’m set for life.
Experts say a copper shortage may start in 2027 and get worse until 2050.
Demand is rising fast, but supply is limited.
Why a copper supercycle could happen:
1) Supply problem • Very few new big mines • New mines take 17–20 years to build • Ore quality is falling • A large supply gap is expected by 2040
2) AI energy demand AI data centers need huge power, cooling, and wiring. This means much more copper and new power grids.
3) Green energy growth • EVs use about 3× more copper than gas cars • Wind and solar need large copper supply • The world is rebuilding energy systems very fast
When the shortage hits in the late 2020s, copper could become a key strategic asset.
That’s why I’m buying early. Today’s price may look cheap by 2030.
The growing rivalry between China and the United States over access to key resources is setting the stage for a major commodity bull market. • China’s Belt and Road spending jumped by roughly 75% in 2025 compared with 2024. • Most of this investment focused on energy, metals, and mining.
A crucial shift is now unfolding.
While the US is trying to reduce dependence on China by expanding its own mining and processing capabilities, China is accelerating even faster—nearly doubling last year’s pace.
This is, in effect, a battle for resources.
For both superpowers, securing supply chains and raw materials is a national security priority. Control and availability matter more than short-term profits.
In this kind of environment, holding resource assets becomes extremely valuable.
Those who control downstream industries eventually gain power over upstream production. $XAU
US job openings are now at levels usually seen during a recession.
In December, job openings in the US fell by 386,000 to 6.5 million — the lowest level since September 2020.
Over the past two months, openings have dropped by 907,000, the biggest two-month decline since March 2023.
Since the peak in March 2022, the number of available jobs has fallen sharply by 5.6 million.
Job openings are now even lower than before the pandemic in 2018 and 2019, when they were around 7 million.
Because of this, the number of open jobs compared to unemployed workers has dropped to 0.87. This is the lowest level since February 2021 and far below the pre-pandemic high of 1.24.
It is also lower than the level seen during the 2001 recession.
This shows that weakness in the US job market is growing quickly. $BTC $XAU $XAG