People camped out since 6am for a 9am opening, respect the commitment, TJs has brought the community together
***edit: For those who were confused by the title, I guess it should say "for a TJ's grand opening in Washington", it is not the first one lol
Silver has been beat down because of the pump from like January and then the fact that investments were transitioning away from the precious metals because there were better options for "safe" places with good returns like U.S bonds if interest rates go up.
Well, now inflation is coming back because of the war and the stock market has been pumping (with the exception of metals, there has been no sympathetic paaaamp). What does this mean you say??
Based in vibes, I think there has to be a rotation back to metals again. The demand from large governments and institutions is still there, so much so to the extent that India just slapped a 10% tax on silver and has asked its citizens to stop buying gold because it is throttling the rupee. Demand is still high, and I think if inflation stays up as it is, there is going to be a rotashe back to SLV and gold.
Positions: (yes i'm also a DRAMtard, just wanted to include that in there too, and yes, I don't have a lot on the table for SLV but hey we do what we can)
Tl;dr: SLV up in the next few months
This is a little subtlety I picked up from living in Spain. Took me a while as a native English-speaker. If we say something like "I almost fell" we use the past tense of fall (fell). But in Spanish they go: "AH casi me caigo" with caer in the present tense.
It even happens if you are telling a story in the past tense: "la semana pasada estaba en el centro haciendo unos recados y casi me caigo en plena calle"
*i'm sure there's some contexts where you can use past tense with casi, but I can't think of any right now... native speakers?
As the title says.
The beer in question: Space Dust by Elysian
Context: living in Navarra but go to Madrid with frecuency, looked at all the local specialty beer stores and importers and on the company’s website and no luck.
It’s a pretty big brand in the US, it’s not crazy big like classic shitty cheap beer (Budweiser, Rainier, Coors, etc)
Thanks for any help in advance!!
I'm just making up the term for the rappers that were big like slightly pre-pandemic and then blew up like 2019-2021. Here is a short list:
There are definitely more (and some that don't count for "falloff" like pop smoke)
I'm just not sure what happened to this group of people that were huge and not just one hit wonders but with real big fanbases and talent and then they just kind of stagnated... meanwhile people like Lil Baby who also had a huge spike (and arguably peak) during those years have continued to stay popular.
