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To: yard_man who wrote (222714)	2/1/2026 2:15:51 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 222792

Short the SLV and long the AGQ... Even better and less confusion, just taking a long position with the AGQ... That could be done with relative safety by buying 5 shares ever 5 points down... From the close at around 160 that would give you 160 shares all the way down to zero... I don't think it would get down to zero, but holding 160 shares averaged in at 80 and it goes to zero, the loss at zero would be $12,500.00... And if AGQ does in fact rally back to the high made just recently, then you would have a gain of $35,137.00 with a possibility AGQ could still double above this recent high presuming that silver is still a needed commodity for top Artificial Intelligence performance... So, if AGQ reaches 1000 over the next year or so, then we're looking at a solid $92,000.00 profit for holding only 160 shares... This is by buying 5 shares every 5 points all the way down to zero, this would be the ideal... I don't think AGQ would break much, if at all, below 80 or 70, but so what if it does, just follow the plan and just keep buying it... 5 shares every 5 points is only one strategy, there are several ways to approach accumulating it with relative safety... GZ