Jim’s Daily Rant. Alternating Current, Silver Prices and Declining Dollar Value.
- Jim Costa
- Oct 14
- 2 min read
In the early days of electrical usage power was delivered as Direct Current (DC) over very thick wires for short distances, an expensive delivery system. Then Alternating Current (AC) was created that we use today.
DC moves electricity in one direction to the source. AC moves it to the source for a split second then reverses it for a split second, requiring only a very thin wire; it alternates it back and forth. The fractional second movement is all that is required to power heavy machinery, not a lightening-bolt amount of power all in one direction as previously thought.
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When I got up yesterday morning I knew that around 9 PM CT, the Silver price would be up about $3 and well into $53 and heading toward the $54 range.
Around 9 PM it was barely over $53 and by midnight it was $53.44. Then at 3 AM it was slammed back down to $51.05. Now it is moving up again past $52.04. We are starting the $2.50 day swing all over again.
Why the swing? Some would say that “The market is testing itself”. I don’t agree. The world as a whole knows the Silver price is running away now. But a few elites are intentionally playing with computers and causing an “Alternating Current” to occur, in order to cash in on their personal buy orders at the correct moment of the slap down. They are going for the short term stolen profits from their illegal alternating slamming. This is their final fraud on the system. Their fraud game is about up because the new financial system will prevent this.
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today's post of WARNING: Something Just Broke in the Financial System is a must watch video. It is an excellent explanation for laymen as to why it is about to collapse. He does not use Government prepared charts but rather clues that cannot be manipulated by others.
Use his closing Gold Price Chart pictured below. He suggests you view it in its inverse as the decline of the purchasing power of the Dollar. He is absolutely right!
But I go one step further. I suggest you view it as the decline of all paper Currencies in the world.
It’s a shocker, isn’t it?


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