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>>30398536
>/pmg/ I have about $1,000 to throw into miners and I'm paralyzed by indecision.
Don't spread yourself too thin. Pick one or two high-confidence, high potential and relatively low risk plays. They exist. Rockhaven Resoruces and Vangold for example in MY opinion.
>What would you guys prioritize?
I still prioritize PM stonks since I see them as undervalued. But once I feel comfortable with my gold and silver miners I want to turn toward copper and maybe nickel or uranium stocks, even cryptos actually.
>I want to buy the PAN MAN juniors for that 20x+ moon
Don't count on Pan Man for moon missions. He's not a stock picker, he's a prospector (and he is biased toward BC miners because that's his home turf). He has said himself multiple times that people should always do their DD, and has provided suggestions that have gone down a lot like Scottie and Pure Gold. Of course, he knows a lot about some of his picks and has multiple years of experience and knowledge in the industry but I advise you to make your own decisions.

I guess since pretty much everything will begin mooning when inflation racks up it doesn't matter much now that I think about it. Just wanted to point out anyways that Pan Man is worth listening to but is not to be blindly followed, that goes for everybody

>>29730860
Nihher these miners are going to thousand x. Look at hecla in this picture and then look at their stock.price.now.

>>29649604
They're all precious metals mining companies. I'm expecting easy 10x's from some of my miners. So yeah I would say precious metals are going to be quite profitable for me.

>>28693895
Hold. Comex issued a statement saying they can't deliver silver due to shortages. The pieces are all coming into play. First majestic reached $50 during the last bullrun. If this market is purely cyclical they will do the same at the top. However this market is not cyclical and there are truly exquisite market forces in play. Look at hecla in this picture. That was in 1980 and in 1980 dollars. Hecla is currently at five bucks today, just like in 1980. Look how high they went up. That was in 1980 dollars. Hecla is going to 75 bucks at least.

This is a fascinating chart. Note the one for hecla. It was trading at five bucks before it 10xed and that was in 1980 dollars. Hecla is trading at five bucks NOW lol. Holy fuck I'm going to be so rich. We're all going to be so rich and the best fucking part is that we will never cash out into a fiat shit currency system. Hecla is trading at five dollars NOW, with a currency that has inflated a fuck ton since 1989 and not only that but its ALREADY UNDERVALUED AS FUCK.

This is like the perfect storm.

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>>27513435
Naw. True price discovery comes from silver being freed from the manipulation. Mining companies will follow suit and blow up like never before

>>27350503
>Hecla
>random morning company
Hecla is a major silver producer, not random at all for it to go up with silver. Don't be surprised to see 10x gains in many miners in the coming weeks/months. People are waking up and buying tangible assets... trust in the dollar is down, silver manipulation is being blown out of the water.

>>27249798
buy physical to hedge and to fuck the system, and buy mining stonks to gain huge leverage to the price of precious metals

Can't wait.

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>>27175941
Gold and silver stocks will 20-50x EASILY. Just look at what happened in the 1970s stagflation.

Pic related has some mining stock returns during the height of the mania

>>27171308
In 3-5 years gold and silver stocks will 20-50x EASILY. Just look at what happened in the 1970s stagflation.

All of these occurred during the course of 5 years between 1975 and 1980

>Lion Mines - $0.07 to $380, 542,857% gain

>Bankeno - $1.25 to $430, 34,400% gain

>Wharf Resources - $0.40 to $560, 140,000% gain

>Steep Rock - $0.93 to $440, 47,312% gain

>Mineral Resources - $0.60 to $415, 69,167% gain

>Azure Resources - $0.05 to $109, 218,000% gain

Also pic related has some mining stock returns during just ONE YEAR during the height of the mania

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>>27161854
And here were some average returns for the 1979-1980 gold/silver mania.

Yes, as impossible as that sounds, people were maniacal for gold/silver and especially mining stocks, in the same way people were for dotcom stocks. Hard to imagine today, most people think of them as just boomer rocks.

Just fucking wait until everyone realizes how much silver is needed for solar, EV, semiconductors, green energy, etc. And how LITTLE silver there actually is to go around. Mania will come again for the precious metals.