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its fucking over

I thought CLF was a steel maker, not a fucking crab fishery

This market is fucking boring!!

>>25151043
*SNIP*

>>25074356

oh no a grab has abbeared :DDDD
all your gains are forfeid
snip snap, can't beat the crab :DDDDDDDDDD :DDDDDDDDDDDDD

:DDDDD :DDDD

>>24638606
>>24638775
Stop right there, that is enough.

>>23858989
>>23859030
don't fight it

>There are people in this thread RIGHT NOW reaping the consequences of greed and having paper hands

Let this be a lesson to anyone who has panic sold this past week

Anyone doing covered calls and collecting premium with GME?

>>23249421

>>23237677
Wrong answer.

got btfo selling covered calls on WKHS @ 26 kek, its gonna dip again monday morning r-right bros?

>>23116187
A good comparison could be the extraction cost desu.
Extraction cost of 1oz gold : $600
Extraction cost of 1oz silver : $12
So imho it's a bit of both : silver is undervalued, but gold is overvalued in this regard. That said, extraction cost is currently very low because oil is in the gutter, but it surely wont last indefinitely. Also, i expect the jews will use their new found weapon into full force : the ecofascism, in the years to come.
They already are in EU, as usual with the kikes it's a good idea (saving the planet) no one can be against (you'd be a monster to want to destroy the planet, right?), transformed into a coercitive and political tool to enforce everything and anything they want to forward their agenda, especially Agenda 2030. Since citizens have needs, and that fulfilling their needs destroy the planet, thus citizens are the natural ennemies. It's communism all over again, but in a more perverse fashion and rhetoric.

So saving the planet is now a mean to force people into delimited areas (cities), forbidding them to live where they want (natural reservations, protected parks) or even simply to move around (forbid diesel cars, cars made before year 20xx), implementing a shitload of taxes (ecotaxe, carbon tax,...), unabling REAL progress (technical innovation, in opposition of their novlangue progress who is degeneracy), and finally destroy industries via over regulation. And the mining industry being both a vector for innovation and being very polluting, as well as a way for ppl like us to free from fiat currencies shakles and reach true wealth, i've a strong vibe the ecomrades will soon attack this sector like never before.

>>22575836
>TFW NO CHANGE FOR THE WEEK

>>22339972
>kruger
>my silver would potentially have been touched by dirty monkey paws
no thanks, even though the idea of depleting africa's natural resources in exchange of clown currencies please me more than it should.

>>22339975
I know fren, i'm just so stingy... But yeah i must fight it, otherwise i know i'll regret it for the rest of my life if i don't get in now. I guess a good middleground would be to wait a bit longer? God only knows how low the current stonk market could dip, and if it trigger another march-tier crash, silver's spot will surely take a hit. Even though i don't really believe it will happen, and even if it does, the LGS will immediately rise up the premiums. But hey, it cost me nothing to wait few more days to see how things evolve, i guess.
Whatever happen, i promise you to get myself at least a x20 oz roll by next week.

Welp, looks like its a crab day

>>20416316
FUUUUUUUUUUUUCK

is tehre a video i can watch that explains all this shit so i dont lose a billion dollars

ENOUGH

*SNIB* *SNIB* *SNIB*

>>20046084

it is unironically over.

$1,5 billion daily volume on binance only.

golden bull run - NEVER LMAO