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[QUOTE=SubCmdr;2986931][B]ADA[/B]

Huge move after POTUS announced that it will be included in a [B]strategic crypto reserve[/B].

[URL]https://www.cnbc.com/2025/03/02/trump-announces-strategic-crypto-reserve-including-bitcoin-solana-xrp-and-more.html[/URL]

Such a shame that I didn't own any of it. Or did I? Either way mother fucks that don't know shit, well they talk shit.

Time for another trip to the Thai Gold store. I actually don't own any of it. I just look. Record the prices and then report them as IF I made a trade. It appears I have been found out.[/QUOTE]It would be reasonable to conclude that Trump is intentionally crashing the US economy.

That would put the screws to a lot of guys in Pattaya.

[QUOTE=Interstella;2987242]I understand that I have offended you, and for good reason. I don't expect to come back from that with you, and I'm comfortable with that. Apologies often count for nothing.

That being said, this is just info, that I FACT CHECKED, as a POSSIBLE approach to a problem that I PERSONALLY had, not having expert level lady-boy radar.

I answered at great length, one of your questions on the "rants" forum as to your inquiry on the aquistion of various assets to the best of my knowledge as an "olive branch. ".

Thank you.[/QUOTE]It's just that grabbing someone's arm and checking their range of motion is hard to pass off as casual. Ladyboys are also more likely to be aggressive, so grabbing one by the arm might put you in an awkward situation.

Gold Futures Price has broke out and is running. Strong resistance at 2950 USD ounce. If price can break through likely to go to 2979 USD. Pull back likely then off to set new ATH 3000+. In theory, I should continue to accumulate [U]Thai Gold[/U] spot as a store of value. But we are just talking theory right?

I have a good reason for not taking advice from [B]International Tricks[/B] about anything other than [B]International Trickin[/B]!

[B]Ballin like Thai Gold Pro![/B]

[QUOTE=SubCmdr;2987335]Gold Futures Price has broke out and is running. Strong resistance at 2950 USD ounce. If price can break through likely to go to 2979 USD. Pull back likely then off to set new ATH 3000+. In theory, I should continue to accumulate [U]Thai Gold[/U] spot as a store of value. But we are just talking theory right?

I have a good reason for not taking advice from [B]International Tricks[/B] about anything other than [B]International Trickin[/B]!

[B]Ballin like Thai Gold Pro![/B][/QUOTE]My man, if you don't see that a sharp rise in gold prices is maybe just a reason to take a short pause and think about investment strategies. I dunno, I'm not sure if you've heard of the term "bubble," before. If you make some money great, I was just merely advising that buying gold now might be a buy high, sell low situation, given the current state of Russia being in a bad economic position, and it is a well known fact that they sit an an untold amount of gold that they could dump on the market at any time, especially considering their current economic condition. Like, why can't I just off information without you acting like what I'm saying is completely false. It's nuts man. I am merely saying proceed with caution with gold at the current moment. If you make some money, that's awesome, that's great for you. If you want to buy gold at historic highs, go for it.

[QUOTE=JjBee62;2987322]It's just that grabbing someone's arm and checking their range of motion is hard to pass off as casual. Ladyboys are also more likely to be aggressive, so grabbing one by the arm might put you in an awkward situation.[/QUOTE]Okay, I'm starting to see how you ninnies work. Listen, have you never seen a President or something shake another mans hand, where you gently with you other hand plance it around the elbow area of the person you are greeting? That is what I am saying, and it was merely a SUGGESTION shown to me, right in front of my very eyes, that works, and that I fact checked. Like I feel like I could suggest anything and this team of nags would be like "nah the air quality in Bangkok is amazing, you just don't know anything. ".

I am coming from US and will be arriving in Bangkok on a weekday afternoon.

What's the wait looks like for customs?

[QUOTE=Interstella;2987421]Okay, I'm starting to see how you ninnies work. Listen, have you never seen a President or something shake another mans hand, where you gently with you other hand plance it around the elbow area of the person you are greeting? That is what I am saying, and it was merely a SUGGESTION shown to me, right in front of my very eyes, that works, and that I fact checked. Like I feel like I could suggest anything and this team of nags would be like "nah the air quality in Bangkok is amazing, you just don't know anything. ".[/QUOTE]I do the same frequently when greeting my Colombian friends and then pull in to either bump shoulders (male), or do the air kiss (female). However, unless they are at least 9' tall, their arm is bent at a 90° angle. Straightening their arm out would require raising their hand to shoulder level and taking a step back. It's just not a move you can casually do with a stranger.

And once again, ladyboys tend to be more aggressive about touching guys. Walking up to one, grabbing their arm and hand, is likely to put you in an awkward situation, even more awkward than the attempt to casually run them through some yoga poses.

All us "ninnies" are doing is trying to point out the obvious flaws to keep you from fucking up. If criticism, or realism, causes you to meltdown, you're in the wrong place.

[QUOTE=ElSexoChino7;2987435]I am coming from US and will be arriving in Bangkok on a weekday afternoon.

What's the wait looks like for customs?[/QUOTE]I arrived just over a month ago, customs a breeze, no wait at all, if you need local currency I would recommend using the ATMs rather than exchange booths, if you need a local sim, get something that lasts a few weeks, enough time to make it to EmQuartier. The lines for bus tickets to Pattaya / Hua Hin were long, if you're traveling that direction maybe try and get a ticket online before your trip.

[QUOTE=ElSexoChino7;2987435]I am coming from US and will be arriving in Bangkok on a weekday afternoon.

What's the wait looks like for customs?[/QUOTE]10 minutes.

[U]T.T. Currency Exchange[/U] remains the location I recommend to my friends who are visiting. One is located on the basement floor of Central Mall. Other location can be found in Google Maps.

[QUOTE=ElSexoChino7;2987435]I am coming from US and will be arriving in Bangkok on a weekday afternoon.

What's the wait looks like for customs?[/QUOTE]It depends on how many Chinese people are ahead of you. Everything that immigration asks them, they have to put into google translate, just to soon be asked to step aside.

Yet again I find myself explaining Thai Gold to mother fuck from the DisUnited States of America where POTUS is making it great for certain people again! If you don't understand [U]Thai Gold[/U] don't speak on it. It really that simple.

The post you quote was dealing with a Elliot Wave analysis of the gold chart futures. Actually represents an excellent trading opportunity. Futures Trading must not be in your wheel house. When you are in the batters box and the count is not 3 balls 2 strikes You should take a fastball that not in your power zone. This applies to all post that I put up about Gold Futures or buying Thai Gold spot.

Main idea that gold is going to lose value is based in an assumption that governments around the world are suddenly going to stop printing their fiat currency (devaluing it in the process). You are assuming that around the world inflation will end. Two assumptions I don't buy into.

[U]Russia is going to dump their gold onto the market and crash it[/U] Are you serious my ISG Brother? A central bank is going to trade a commodity that held value in the human race for over 5000+ years for what? More paper that they can print themselves? No, they might trade it for commodities (like oil) that they can trade. But why would they do that. They can print as much currency as they need and use it to purchase USD and then buy their gold with it.

If I am buying gold as a store of value and to adorn myself with it to show that the only chains on me these days are gold chains, my primary drive for making my purchases is not price appreciation.

[QUOTE=JjBee62;2987336]You use the local currency to purchase things of value. Not a lot of bar girls or street hookers are setup to accept crypto or gold.[/QUOTE]Another statement that shows how poorly many individual who are just visitors understand Thai Culture.

[U]Explanation of Purpose Gold Serves in Thailand[/U]

During my last trip to a Thai Gold store I observed the following:

Massage girl came into the store and sold a small ring. The massage girl handed the lady working in the gold store the ring and said she wanted to sell. The lady working in the gold store weighed it and got cash (The local currency in Thailand is Thai Baht. THB). Cash was paid on the spot. The entire transaction occurred in less than 5 minutes. And there was 6 gold shops within walking distance of the one I was in. Here the lesson ends for the day. But I will continue to teach the lesson over and over again until those who currently do not understand gain enlightenment.

Right now 3. 8 grams of [U]Thai Gold[/U] gets you 12300 - 12500 THB if you were sell it. You can buy gold bars that are packaged and have the weight stamped on them. I am waiting for a post from a [B]International Trick[/B] in here where they tell us they offered a Thai girl [U]Thai Gold[/U] and they refused and asked for THB instead.

If you actually come to Pattaya, I'll take anyone who asks to a gold store so you can have a IRL experience. It may help you understand better. The core of many posts about [U]Thai Gold[/U] that I read, goes to my main point that individuals drag their western ideas half way around the world and try to apply them to [U]Thailand[/U]. It does not serve them well.

[QUOTE]Once upon a time, all of us was in chains
Homie still doubled down callin' us some slaves
Atlanta was the Mecca, buildin' railroads and trains
Bear with me for a second, let me put y'all on game
The settlers was usin' townfolk to make 'em richer
Fast-forward, 2024, you got the same agenda!

[b] They not like us! They not like us! They not like us![/b][/QUOTE]

My opinion is that if there is a US recession, the price of gold will drop.

In a severe recession, cash is king. And by cash, I mean the US dollar. I try to keep enough cash to survive a year or two if all my income ceases.

In the next recession in the DisUnited States of America we will witness the GDP growth stall and inflation continue upwards due to the increased costs of the inputs used to produce consumer goods being passed on to the consumer in the DisUnited States of America.

I would rather hold [U]Thai Gold[/U] as a reserve than fiat currency.

But the absolute best thing to hold will be a property that is not in my name where I can live and raise food in Thailand. I'll sell ALL of my [U]Thai Gold[/U] to make that happen.

[B]ROTFLMAO![/B]

Inflation isn't the problem right now. The problem is the US economy tanking, and it's due to total incompetence by decision makers in the USA. Unless they want a recession, in which case, they are brilliant.

If this continues, it's going to be a quiet summer in Pattaya.