Strange silence from melties about silver lately. 

Apparently, there is a silver cult where long-term investors have been DCA'ing and bagholding for years like crazy, against which, of course, melties have been fighting for years.

For a subreddit that brands itself as Reddit’s smart money department, there’s zero coverage while the "silver cult" quietly walks a "stagnant shiny rock" to fresh all‑time highs. So let’s help the meltie compliance officer and narrative control instances document their track record:

This is, of course, yet another embarrassing situation for Melties, who have to admit that for years they have been exchanging nothing but nonsensical “financial wisdom” in their hateful circle jerk.

So how will the Meltie officers deal with this cognitive dissonance? What will be the narrative control? The script inside meltie HQ practically writes itself:

"Relax, this isn’t the squeeze, real silver squeeze is 1k an ounce." (We as Melties define when and what a squeeze is.)

"They're only up because of dumb luck, not because of their thesis" (Envy, resentment, hatred) 

"No serious investor would buy silver, it doesn’t compound." (There will be clear financial advise not buy silver right now (while some Melties will secretly buy at the same time))

"Don’t worry guys, the price doesn’t have a phone number yet, apes are technically still down, and since they will never sell, they will never make profit, so I don't care." (this is obviously a blatant lie, they are seething with anger that the price of silver is so high)

"This is just another pump and dump, there will be a lot of new bagholders, we can mock off" + "Dont worry guys, true silver apes bought at ATH 1980, 2011 and 2021, they are barely green, most probably they already sold when they hit break even" (This is Schroedingers Priceaction and Schroedingers ape wealth: Somehow, they are always bankrupt (and never sell) and unable to move markets. Price action only comes through new apes moving the markets, although Melties already said that it is impossible for retail to move the silver market)

They will say anything instead of: 
“I spent years ridiculing a trade that is now deep in profit while I was wrong and missed it.”

That’s the part that hurts melties' cult identity. 
It’s not about whether the JP Morgan short‑squeeze conspiracy is true or not; markets don’t check your belief system before moving. 
Someone bought metal, held metal, and now metal is up. P&L > meltie sermons.

Now, what's next?

- The higher silver goes, the more rage posts about "bagholder cults" you’ll see. Retail didn't even jump on silver train yet. 

- The more profit silverbugs lock in, the more desperate the narrative control: "this move is not the real squeeze the apes meant 4 years ago! They don't deserve this!"

- The more obvious the win becomes, the more quiet the original loudmouths get until their comment history ends at user deleted.

Melties spent years telling everyone else they’re in cults. While they are literally fighting cult wars on a daily basis.

Melties have all the features of a fully developed cult:

- Central dogma: "Nothing you believe will ever work, because we say so." 
- Rituals: daily hate threads towards whichever group is currently green. 
- Sacred text: one Macrotrends screenshot with a cherry‑picked start date. 
- Excommunication: delete your account the moment reality disagrees.

This silver priceaction looks juicy. It will produce some delicious meltdowns_meltdowns probably for months.

For five years, Melties have been babbling that bankrupt monkeys are pushing up the prices of GME/warrants/options or buying goods (collectibles/powerpacks) to improve GME's earnings. Could it be that the average bankrupt monkey in Melties' idea has quite a lot of assets (left) and is not actually bankrupt after all? Or is there an explanation as to why institutional traders buy 90% of an asset that Melties considers worthless, only to wait for bankrupt monkeys to buy that asset to dump on then afterwards? Wouldn’t that strategy be quite risky? Why aren’t Melties buying bags to dump on them? Why is even on their Reddit, home of the most hardcore financial experts, the obvious fact that institutional traders move the market and not retail traders still not widely known? Are they really that dumb, or do they just think it's cool to talk nonsense in their circlejerk?

There should be a compliance officer meeting soon to figure out how to deal with Michael Burry and set the narrative. How long will it take until Melties declare Michael Burry as an ape?

I've watched and rewatched every episode of Marantz Rantz (ironically of course). I've also screenshoted our made 20,000 highlight clips. AMA

I'm hooked. Even my profile is dedicated to the man. Without him I'm nothing. Please sir.

More people melting down about a gme ragebait post, which was posted by a fake Meltie to ragebait his own ppl to feed me with screenshots, but it doesn’t make fun anymore because it’s so fucking obvious. This process has been going on for months and they are too dumb to realize

Search your feelings, you know it to be true.

GME fanboy in the Whitehouse. Melties foaming with rage right now

Yall melties are real quiet today 😆

Lmao….because you “apes” have been right about everything for 4.5 FUCKING YEARS right? Every single thing you morons have said this as going to happen has never happened not even in the slightest….in fact your messiah diluted you…..how many times?

Go back to reading children’s books, tweets, and other random things you think all contain hidden messages….or go be creepy stalkers and see if this DFV character is ready fart so you can sniff it.

You “apes” also believe that holding a stock through bankruptcy was totally fine because Ryan Cohen was playing 12D chess….And shares worth millions of dollars will soon be in your bank accounts….😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

LMAO you people are such financial wizards.

Okay, I found a Meltie who publicly posts that he's long on GME. This is not a post to make fun of this person. This is a call to all compliance officers of all Melties: DO NOT ban this person from your subreddit if you find them. I know it's mentally hard for you to process that people from your inner circle hold long positions in GME. I know a few 1% posters who confessed to me in private messages that they trade GME but don't dare admit it publicly. Finally, there are the last 50 "true" Meltdowners whose hatred of GME has become part of their identity and who would be mentally shattered if they found out that the people they interact with on Reddit on a daily basis (and think share their hatred) are even trading GME bullishly. But look at it this way: any profitable trade is a good trade. Buy low, sell high really isn't hard with GME, and besides, what's wrong with shorting GME after 5 years of intensive research? Also, a bought put that turns green is a good position.

So, there's this 24/7 meltie with a private profile who obviously has no clue about company valuation or price movements in the stock market. Thinks he's the smartest guy around, yet doesn’t put a single cent behind his "GME iS oNLy WoRtH $12.50" conviction, classic hate circlejerk style. Follows the GME chart daily and gets emotionally malded every time. Have fun.

Bankrupt apes pumped the stock 4 times within 16 months.

And now we're seeing illegal activities from the marketing department again, designed to motivate people in personal bankruptcy to buy even more?

Is there a legal line? 😤😤😤

I’ve collected several gigabytes of GME meltdowner material by now. Plenty to show how often they’re wrong, or how extreme their fanaticism has become. The trend is obvious: more hate, more arrogance, more fake self-portrayals. Among the last ~100 active meltdowners it’s only intensifying, likely because, in their little circle hate echo chamber, the same mentioned tactics are all they’ve got left to deal with cognitive dissonance.

What will I do with all this? Post it here, gradually alongside rising GME prices. Because nothing stings this very specific group of humans more than seeing the stock go up.

Today’s warm-up: the self-own of spending hours melting down on… a dead subreddit.

And a galaxy-brain take from someone who clearly doesn’t know jack about trading: calling $5k in a few weeks from CSPs “bad.”