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Strategies & Market Trends : 2026 TeoTwawKi ... 2032 Darkest Interregnum
GLD 414.48+0.7%Jan 9 4:00 PM EST

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From: Haim R. Branisteanu2/16/2021 2:57:34 AM
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To all BARBARIANS on this tread - another metal in a buying frenzy - Tin rose 75% at 7 years high

Tin PRICE Today | Tin Spot Price Chart | Live Price of Tin per Ounce | Markets Insider (businessinsider.com)

Instead of Au and Pt I many times advised to pay attention to the basic metals that are present in various alloys and specific use in the industry only to be laugh away by thee "Gold bugs" and "BTC bugs"

This is the direct result of not doing fundamental homework by anyone of the various tread participants and watch industrial developments or climate events induced by the sun

Personally I got tird posting and ignored.

Tin prices have soared to a seven-year high after a manufacturing-driven buying frenzy that has drained physical stocks of the commodity. The dark grey metal, usually associated with cans, has become a key material for the global electronics industry.
It is used to make solder — the substance that binds together circuit boards and wiring. The shift to working from home has boosted demand for computers and other electronic devices, while China has also been stockpiling the metal to meet its goal of self-sufficiency in semiconductors, according to traders.

That has created a supply crunch for a global market that produces 360,000 tonnes a year. The price of tin for delivery in three months on the LME — the smallest by volume of the six main markets offered on the London Metal Exchange — has been driven up more than 70 per cent from its 2020 low to almost $23,400 a tonne.

Bottom line paper money is depreciating fast life style are changing energy transition is in full swing and commodities are set to rise

The fact that the sun is not waking up in its 25th cycle as expected will induce crop failures and cold spells as witnesed in Europe and MidWest US generating strong rallies in NG and crude oil
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