Turn volatility into profit. ↝💰 Tweets are opinions, not recommendations nor financial advice.
Joined November 2018
- Tweets23.2K
- Following1.6K
- Followers3K
- Likes21.9K
LEVEL UP TRADING retweeted
Den Haag kan tellen. Het weet dat er dit jaar 352.596 bijstandsuitkeringen zijn, precies 94 minder dan begroot.
Maar stel de vragen die ertoe doen, en het wordt stil.
Van de 412.300 mensen in de bijstand hebben er 250.510 een migratieachtergrond van buiten Europa, de tweede generatie meegeteld.
Dat is ruim zestig procent. Let that sink in.
Wat kosten de statushouders in de bijstand?
"Het is niet mogelijk om hier een bedrag aan te koppelen."
Hoeveel nieuwe bijstandsontvangers hebben hier nooit gewerkt?
"Deze vraag is niet te beantwoorden op basis van de beschikbare data."
En hoe vaak er in de bijstand gefraudeerd wordt?
"Het exacte aantal overtredingen bij de bijstand is onbekend."
Intussen zitten 192.550 mensen al langer dan vijf jaar in de bijstand, en vond vorig jaar 7,9 procent volledig werk.
Een uitkering tellen lukt dus tot op de laatste. Een rekening optellen niet. Wie het niet weet, hoeft het ook niet uit te leggen.
Grip
zoek.officielebekendmakingen…
#bijstand #statushouders #migratie
LEVEL UP TRADING retweeted
🚨BREAKING: Tether Now Trading & Storing Silver in Las Vegas⚠️
⚡️After analyzing Gold dot com’s most recent S-3 & 10k our friend Vince Lanci discovered something STUNNING:
silvertrade.com/news/preciou…
LEVEL UP TRADING retweeted
Copper Nears Record High As Shanghai Inventories Tumble, Fueling Scarcity Fears zerohedge.com/commodities/co…
LEVEL UP TRADING retweeted
China has spent a record sum importing more than 1,000 tonnes of gold this year as the central bank and local investors pour cash into bullion amid rising geopolitical tensions abroad and poor returns on local assets. ft.trib.al/31HiYCJ
LEVEL UP TRADING retweeted
🚨 China Is Officially Moving Onto A New Gold Standard
At today’s BRICS summit in India, Xi Jinping announced China will take the presidency and open a third “GOLDEN DECADE.”
That’s not poetry.
China has stacked gold for 22 straight months. Hong Kong just stood up a government-backed gold clearing system linked to Shanghai, the first piece of a global vault network so the yuan can settle against physical metal.
China also announced internationalizing its Chinese Yuan for global trade and settlement for the first time ever.
China, Russia and India also announced rolling out their BRICS Pay settlement system as an alternative to SWIFT and dollar system and backed by gold.
China also dumped $70 BILLION in U.S. Treasuries. It's their biggest sell-off since the 2008 financial crisis.
Gold has now surpassed U.S. Treasuries as global reserve asset.
They didn’t say “replace the dollar tomorrow.” They built the vaults, bought the gold, and named the decade.
The CCP’s Golden Endgame: Crash the Fiat System, Launch the Gold Yuan.
This was exactly outlined by the famous City Of London banker @LordBelgrave and it’s now coming true.
LEVEL UP TRADING retweeted
This is my view on silver for the next 9-12 months. Next major resistance comes just under $80 level where silver is going to have a major battle. Once cleared, I expect silver to blast through all time high and have q quick run to $150 level then pause there for a few weeks and produce a final run to $200 plus level in the present cycle...
LEVEL UP TRADING retweeted
CHINA'S RARE EARTH COMPANIES STOP CERTAIN SHIPMENTS TO THE U.S. DUE TO GEO-POLITICAL CONCERNS, SOURCES REVEAL.
LEVEL UP TRADING retweeted
Chile's copper output fell 9.4% in July, down to 403,424 tonnes from 445,322 a year earlier.
The decline came from severe storms in the north, where mining operations are concentrated, along with scheduled maintenance at major sites, according to Chile's statistics agency INE.
Manufacturing output also weakened, down 4.9% year-on-year, a sharper decline than June's 3.2% drop.
Source: Reuters, INE
Global copper supply remains under pressure as all top 6 producers reported YoY volume drops in Q2 2026, led by sharp contractions at Freeport (-18.4%) and Codelco (-13.5%).
Even as select miners delivered quarterly gains, widespread annual output dips highlight the mounting operational and environmental headwinds facing global production.
