/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22901414
Are you TRYING to summon the fucking glowniggers here you moron!?

>>22901647
whats wrong

Been a very busy week, Gold and Silver are climbing again. Have a giant gold bullet from the Bullion Pit.

uranium etf?

>>22901732
Nice! Why would they make a large bullet out of it?
Glad you are keeping busy.

>>22901733
waiting for the dip before i buy more cameco and UUUU individually

>>22901759
I am getting the last little bits of planning figured out for my little diamond drilling project, surveyed the trail / road were going to use and hole locations are marked for a local crew to make drill pads.

The Bullion Pit mine in the 1890s had a theft problem, their bread loaf bars kept getting stolen on the way to Victoria. So the smelters said fuck it, and just filled each casting crusible with gold, and let them cool. Some of these "bullets" weighed over 500 pounds and required several men to move properly. One trip the horse cart with 4 guards carrying a bullet was stopped by bandits, the guards laughed and took off with the carts horses, returning with nearby police. When they got to the cart, the bullet was laying on the ground with an axe stuck in it, the robbers were gone and it never happened again.

>>22901732
PAN MAN, any junior miners in Australia (or basically outside of North America) you would recommend?

>>22901946
That is some interesting history right there, thank you for sharing.

Feels like a decent number of heists actually come out of canada, surprised we dont have the same level of security as mexcain operations do.

>>22902036
i ve been so busy I havent looked at Aussie miners for a while, I ve been stuck looking at my friends in the golden triangle. Shoot me some names and I ll have a look around at them, but I dont have nearly as much experience with that continents geology as I would like.

>>22902081
Pacifico Minerals?

Man these are some FAT premiums sellers are getting on the silver market.

>>22902136
hmmm doesnt look bad on the surface.
>good drill results for Ag/Pb
>close to major infrastructure for mine construction and concentrate shipment
>a deal with a major chinese lead smelter to sell concentrates too

I have never heard of these guys before so I would need to really look deeper into their project to get some proper answers for you.

Check and see if there is any public back lash against these guys, a lot of junior projects in aus were coming under fire from SJW types looking to cash in with native bands.

Yukari poster, when are you gonna make a hot glue gif with your latest acquisition?

>>22901837
hasnt it already dipped

Just bought 3 of these. 33.62 grams each. .925 purity. South Korea made them when they hosted the Olympics I guess.

$20 each.

Was this a good score at my local store?

>>22902499
from a weight standpoint yeah i suppose basically melt if not just a bit under

Bond King here. The dip is not over, silver is going back to 17. Buy TLT to protect yourself fucktard.

>>22902666
>t. my ass

>>22902368
Why would you want to see that, faggot

>>22901837
Uranium fags are gonna get BTFO unless you plan to HODL for 50+ years. Solar is gonna be where energy all goes because it’s cheaper and there’s no stigma attached. Governments will be forced to go green and solar will be No. 1.

>>22901946
>500 pound ingot
>~226K grams
this is 12.6 million dollars at todays value

I'm surprised that PMs are going back up in price. I wonder what happened.

>>22902776
>solar meme
Wew lad, you don't know fucking anything do you. Solar arrays are expensive to build , expensive to maintain and usefulness is gone before it can come close to paying for itself AND you still need coal/gas plant because solar arrays cannot keep constant power up under all conditions. There have been plenty of large "trials" at this point and none have worked out. The smaller ones people buy for there houses won't pay for themselves before there usefulness runs out either
TLDR solar is a fucking meme

>>22902776
They have been pushing solar for almost half a century now with no real results anon... nuclear is ready now, it works now, and only anti scientific retards are against it. If the anti science left hadn't reeeeee'd for all these decades against nuclear power, we wouldn't have had all this carbon/radiation expelled from coal power.

They are already prepping to deploy more nuclear in my country and we are batshit insane commie leftists up here

>>22902872
Historically that sort of pull back happens multiple times during a bull run. Fundamentals are still strong, the reasons for higher prices are still there, and still getting stronger.

Wow, it seems like this year everyone has been buying up alot more silver bullion than before. Demand must be great thanks to the Corona.

https://silverseek.com/article/how-much-silver-bullion-was-sold-top-three-official-mints-so-far-year

>>22902830
these were dore gold so probably 90% gold and 10% silver, so the number may be a bit off. officially they made 2 of the 500 pound ingots and about 10 100 pound ones. Funny enough the company never turned a profit, they had to many projects on the go at once and money bled on the ground from poor management.

>>22903115
i put it as 22kt but i might have been over i guess, strange