“I gotta have more volume……BA…..by” $LINK @SergeyNazarov @ChrisBarrett Break the resistance(s).

A lot of sell orders it needs to chew through

BREAKING: US M2 money supply jumped +$124.9 billion in August, to a record $23.34 trillion. This marks the 28th consecutive monthly increase, totaling +$2.61 trillion. YoY, M2 grew +5.7%, its largest YoY increase since June 2022. This marks a sharp acceleration from +2.0% YoY growth seen in August 2024. Meanwhile, since the 2020 pandemic, M2 money supply has surged +$7.85 trillion, equivalent to +$1.21 trillion on average per year, or +6.5% annualized growth. US money creation is picking up speed.

Nothing has really changed with #silver. Not much to report right now We wait. Monthly. Log.

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$LINK to #bitcoin ratio resistance line putting up a fight

H&S patterns forming on the $LINK daily? Be cautious here. Could be a trap. H&S are prone to failure. Let’s see how the next few days play out. Also have bearish divergence happening

Politicians are the worst. #crypto @SenWarren is at the very top of that list

$HYMC gonna launch in 2027 and beyond, assuming this arc holds.

Silver miners are sitting on a record cash pile: Net cash balance across the top 10 silver mining companies surged to a record ~$4.2 billion in Q2 2026. This figure has more than doubled since Q3 2025. This marks a sharp reversal from the 2014-2024 period, when debt exceeded cash levels for most quarters. To put this into perspective, during the 2010-2011 rally, combined net cash balance among these companies never exceeded $2.0 billion. Cash accumulation has accelerated sharply alongside the silver rally, as higher silver prices have boosted margins and free cash flow across the group. Silver miners have never been this liquid.

Maybe the most important and greatest moment in US rock n’ roll history. This still hits as hard today as it did back then. We all cried during this performance and during the MSG’s shows in NYC.

September 11, 2001. I worked on a trading desk for financial services company that helped power Wall Street with quotes, charts, etc. My clients were all in WTC Tower 1 and 2. We had an office in Tower 2. Had friends, clients and colleagues that were in the building at the time of the attack. I watched our quoting system light up that morning. A good friend called our help desk telling us to turn on the news. Lost friends and clients that day. #Neverforget #september11

Head and shoulder patterns all over the place. Buckle up.

$LINK rejection off the 36 month MA, as I mentioned a week or so ago. So far…..patience

How To Identify Supply And Demand Zones On A Chart: Areas of supply in a market are at overhead price levels that create resistance. An area of supply is a price zone where many traders and investors hold a stock and are willing to sell. Overhead resistance forms when people sell to lock in their gains at profit-target levels. A supply level can also be created when people just want to get back to even after a loss, then rally back to their entry point. Supply is the inventory people hold for a market at a given price level, and they want to unload it when given the opportunity. Areas of demand in a market can be at lower price levels, creating support. An area of demand is a price zone where many traders and investors want to buy when the price returns to that level. Lower support levels form when people have been waiting to buy a market at a lower price, and it returns to that level. This could be an old area of low price, an overbought reading on a chart, or a key moving-average support. Demand is the area of support where buy orders are placed because people believe it is an opportunity to enter the market at a good price with a favorable risk/reward ratio at entry. There can be a correlation between volume and support and resistance zones. The price at which markets trade can create areas of interest where traders and investors transact. A price zone with a large volume of buyers trying to enter a failed breakout can leave many buyers trapped at higher prices in a falling market. These trapped buyers can create a future supply and resistance zone, as they are happy to exit at even prices when given another chance. An old support area with high trading volume can create a price zone where many stop-loss orders are set. A lot of volume at an old support level can set the stage for a downside breakout if that key support is lost. To summarize: Look for price zones of meaning that set the highest highs or the lowest lows on a chart over a period of time without being broken to the upside or the downside. A supply zone is a price level at which current market participants are willing to sell.  A demand zone is a price level at which traders and investors on the sidelines are willing to step in and buy when prices drop that low.  These are the principles in technical analysis that create horizontal resistance and support lines on charts.