/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58398315
Here it is
>>20020833
>>>/bant/20020833

Start posting here so people get used to it.

When are the normies going to flood our industry? 2024? When Silver hits $100?

>>55623958
>It's that the markets are so fucked and this world is so clowned that the frustrations basically make it unbearable to invest in so disinterest has increased greatly.
I see this as a test. If we're not willing to wait for time to prove us right, we don't deserve the 15x we are aiming at.

>>52660360
>>52674380
>>52688810
https://twitter.com/HuXijin_GT/status/1598169863968935937
one of their most western facing Chink spokesman just tweeted this.

>Guangzhou has announced lifting of all lockdowns. Beijing has been gradually lifting lockdowns over the past few days. Vice Premier Sun Chunlan on Wed formally noted the virus' weakening pathogenicity for the first time...China is speeding up to cast aside large-scale lockdowns.


https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-01/beijing-to-let-some-low-risk-patients-home-quarantine-as-covid-soars-in-china


We're so fucking back bros

>>51516685
>What kinds of returns do explorers give?
A shit tons but they are extremely risky, 95% fail. You need a tons of position or extremely good DD to be rewarded.

>Are they worth picking up?
If you have the guts and money for it, yes.

>I mostly stick with producers or near producers
That's fine if you have a long term horizon, I mostly do the same too. However, keep in mind, in a correction (like the last 2 years), producer are punished, you probably saw it on your portfolio. However, they rebound fast and hard. You just need to accept being down for months/years before the payoff. Also, another disadvantage is that they "create no value", they depend only on the spot price.

Imo, if you have lot of money, having 20-30% in explorer and the rest in producer is a very good strategy.

Have patience brothers, we will make it. Hard.