/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23181254
First for fuck kikes

>>23181254
USA-China war when?

>>23181294
fuck off dude seriously

You know what to do!

Hope everyone bought the dip!

>>23181294
it sure is weekend huh

>>23181294
So when are you going to fuck off then?

>>23181254
Love coins. Got these 2 silver beauties from the Royal Canadian Mint the other day. Have a 24k 1oz gold coin on the way and a 1oz silver coin on the way too. I like coins more than bars. More satisfying. I who else agrees with this feel?

I bought my very first silver on July 20th for just under $20

Will that be the last day silver will ever be $20 again?

poopoopeepee hahaha

>>23181334
No I was waiting for a bigger dip but missed out :(

>>23181357
they look cool anon
>>23181358
possibly yes, until they roll out a new currency at least

>>23181357
Man they look nice. Girlfriend loves Opals so thinking of getting her a couple of the Perth Mint ones.

>>23181368
dont feel too bad anon, but take this lesson. I always buy each month at a set amount of fiat, while putting aside a set amount for a perceived "dip" this way I dont miss out, but I also pay more some times, but those purchases DCA. Then on the surges down I have a pile of powder to throw at it, which was nice for that sept dip.

Fuggg I paid like 45 syrup bucks for a ASE tho... ironically... its only 4$ more then I would have paid in the sept dip. my monthly buys when I think the price is high sometimes end up being high premium stuff for my personal stash, as those tend to go up the least. pic related was bought during the aug high

>>23181254
No really, does anyone know when they will restock?
>>23181294
Posting that just attracts the glowniggers anon.

>>23181358
>Will that be the last day silver will ever be $20 again?
If you listen to what everyone on /pmg/ says then yes. If you look at the statistics then probably, but there’s always the chance it will dump.

>>23181423
I will never buy chink silver but the panda coins look sleek

>>23181294

>>23181423
>I always buy each month at a set amount of fiat, while putting aside a set amount for a perceived "dip" this way I dont miss out
I would do that too, but in my cucked state I have to spend $1,000 on bullion at a time to avoid taxes. Fuck I hate my life

>>23181480
>>23181294
Can both of you just get your blow in and shut the fuck out for the rest of the thread

>>23181505
based

>>23181492
>state coerces you into buying extra silver
Based

>>23181492
>but in my cucked state I have to spend $1,000 on bullion at a time to avoid taxes

wut? what state, what's the law?

>>23181546
New York, I don’t know the name of the law but trust me if you buy less than $1,000 at a time you get raped in taxes

Any Great Panther shills know if these numbers are actually good? Even with Friday's monster day for PMs Great Panther stock only moved up 1 cent from $0.89 to $0.90

>>23181646
>150,000oz AuEq per annum.
yeah it's good. Maybe something wrong in the background, like a legal thing or something? Financing all good?

>>23181646
Good, not great

60 toz ASEs or 1 toz AGE

>>23181646
Wait for financial results on Nov. 5th. Should b outstanding. GPL is a well run small producer. Should get a 3 or 5x out of them by mid 2021. If u look, their price didn't dip much during the big sell off. They r what they r - a solid small producer.

>>23181784
>60 toz ASEs or 1 toz AGE
How much gold and silver do you already have stacked in Minecraft?

>>23181468
the pig is perth mint so aussie, but the pandas are pretty nice.

>>23181807
100:0.1
Ag:Au

>>23181569
buy online?

>>23181684
>>23181696
>>23181793
thanks bros, it looks like a pretty good price at $0.90, I might buy some. Looks like they have 2 of their 3 producing mines in Mexico which could suck if they encounter tax problems like first majestic recently

>>23181986
be sure to acquaint yourself with the company and its projects, always understand what you invest into

Can I get a quick recap against the deflationist argument again? I know they say inflation isn't happening because the banks are acting as a gatekeeper between loans and reserves, but the fact companies like BlackRock act as the Feds defacto lend whore easily refutes it. But is that? What's the actual technical argument against the mechanics?

>>23182095
>What's the actual technical argument against the mechanics?

>>23181846
Taxes follow me everywhere including online

>>23182385
$0.07 deducted for this post.

>>23181834
If I were you I’d buy both, that would put your GSR at 80:1, which I think is an optimal ration

>>23181254
are we expecting another
dip?
I need to stack some more fiat for daily/monthly expenses.

>>23182512
No

>>23182409
Anon that’s $4000!! From here to elections I’ll try to acquire that.
>>23181492
I’d buy and send it to you. But you’d have to trust an Anon. Idk if the taxes are that bad in your state that it’s better to circumvent them.

Today's haul from my closet that I forgot about.

>>23182529

>>23182555
Trips confirm based forgotten closet haul

>>23182555
nice. that BSA round is cool

>>23182555
Where’d you get the ottoman silver from

>>23182545
>Anon that’s $4000!! From here to elections I’ll try to acquire that.
I should’ve added that you don’t have to buy it all at once, I’d suggest buying one then saving enough money to buy the other when it’s convenient for you. Regarding the taxes I’ll just pay the $1,000 at a time for silver and gold, at least it’ll force me to buy only on the dips

>>23182555
Did you have to suck your Scoutmaster’s dick to get the BSA round?

>>23181505
It's the same jidf poster trying to make anons sick of bickering and ban any political truth in these threads. jidf don't like anons knowing about certain facts of (((the collapse)))

>>23182619
I don’t know which to buy first. I feel like gold might dip a little before a boom. Due to possible stimulus talks or because of the holidays. Everything seems so uncertain.

>>23182095
I think the super technical answer is that inflation/deflation is a measure of money supply not prices. Has the money supply gone up or down? (I don't actually know.)
Meanwhile if you're looking for "price" inflation and don't see it, you might not have looked at stock prices, t-bill prices, or housing prices.
Price inflation doesn't show up at the grocery store until after wages go up.
I don't know if I got that right. Correct me if I messed it up.

>>23182681
Some anon was saying a few days ago that he expects a big dip anywhere between November and January, of course he didn’t give much of his reasoning why but I think it’s something to consider

>>23182716
"velocity of money"

>>23181254
All the anti-Hitler JIDF shills in the last thread just do more to reinforce my dedication to der Furher.

>>23181294
I think all the jew haters are just super salty. I don't just think jews are evil or greedy, I know we're all evil and greedy. Just because they've succeeded the most doesn't turn me against them, far from it. Think of it this way, if Michael Jordan was dunking on you and your team, would you despise him for it, and say it's only cause he's black? No winner ever would. Sure I'd be pissed, but I'd admire him for it and try to learn his moves so I can win my own games. And it's what I've done to create wealth.

Sorry for the De-rail, here's some actual value. I'm entering a decent position in Summa Silver on Monday.

>>23182770
Yes I remember seeing a post about that, I wish he had explained. Maybe it’s be better if I’d wait. I’m going to read some more. If anybody would like to shed some like on this that’d be appreciated.

>>23182555
Noice.

Here's some Mexican shit just because.

Why did every silver mine stock go up 5 percent or more yesterday? Should I be buying on Monday?

>>23182890
I think there will always be a dip in the future, the only variables are when and how much. I wasn’t into PM’s in 2011, but I could imagine everyone thought silver was finally going to the moon forever once it hit $50, but nine years later it was at $12 an ounce. Granted nine years is a long time but there was a significant dip, contrary to the people who thought it could only go up

>>23182831
>"velocity of money"
oh yeah, that

>>23181194
With increased M2 and decreased M2V I think we are going to get some interesting results. Because people still need to buy necessities but won't be buying much frivolous shit, I'd wager the price of necessities will increasingly rise due to increased M2, where the price of frivolous items will increasingly lower due to decreased M2V (for these types of goods).
In this case, precious metals and sound money are likely to follow the needs category.

>>23182931
Because they're oversold and silver went up 5% that day lol. Do your own dd for entries and exits, seriously, or you'll end up like the MUX baggies.

what a nerd banning homeboy just for posting a pic of h*tler holy shit how ass blasted can you be. small cock fat boy janny always ITT

O joy, thanks to this article https://www.northernminer.com/news/osisko-royalties-spins-out-gold-developer-raises-100m/1003823327/ the anti mining crowd in Wells BC next to the Barkerville Gold Project are forming plans to protest and shut the project down. This is after the company gave the town $500k for a new school and promised infrastructure upgrades. What a bunch of twats.

>>23182995
What can a BC citizen not living in Wells do to support the project and help push it forward?

Hey you no-life jannie faggots if you’re going to ban Hitlerposters why don’t you ban >>23181480??

>>23182995
Do you know anything about Panning in NC? I wanted to try it as I’ve got lots of free time now.

Picking up these guys for $21 a piece tomorrow

>>23182953
I'm waiting for the dip

>>23183028
That’s only $2 above spot a piece, not bad at all considering they go for much more online even in cull condition

Anyone else get laughed at by friends for stacking?

>>23183028
nice. my favorites

Why isn't any of you retards talking about this?
This place is useless.

>>23183067
no one knows my secret

>>23183012
there was a community impact page that you could add your input too but that parts already done, the permitting is already in place, the company is just working through the motions to try and placate as many people as they can.
>>23183027 https://howtofindgoldnuggets.com/gold-prospecting-north-carolina/ this link has what you need

>>23183049
Me too fren, it cant come soon enough

>>23183067
I do. They think I’m a schizo for stacking metals like a boomer. Meanwhile they’re marveling at their epic tech stock gains as the price of milk increases at the same rate.

>>23183080
We talked about it. We recognize it. I still don’t think these prices will affect monster box pricing.
>>23183098
Thank you!

>>23183053
>>23183073
Thanks, rich boomer who types in all caps is selling them to me kek

>>23183067
I told some of my friends about the shiny boomer rocks, and they are on board. I think we will get each others back once shtf which is comfy to think about.
>>23183080
That will create the idea of a temporary bubble that will be easily popped once the stock market tanks. That means potential cheapies from dumb investors that do not know about the silver market.

>>23183080
These are commemorative coins, not the normal bullion coins. $67 2020 ASEs are a misunderstanding. If it doesn't have a W mint mark, it's just a normal bullion coin

>>23183179
Lol I’d make sure you test them before you buy, silver dollars are the most faked kind of junk

>>23183179
>who types in all caps
that's how you know the guy means business.
none of that sissy-boy small case letters
real men type in ALL CAPS

>>23183220
Definitely going to verify them as best I can. I already own a verified Peace and Morgan which I'll bring with me to compare.

Am I paranoid for thinking top left might be fake? It has that cast look to it, but it might just be the lighting/toning/grime

>>23183266
nah, looks fine

>>23181362
Beautiful collection.

>>23183266
mine have mixed appearances

>>23182831
Seems to me that if they really want price inflation, all they have to do is raise the minimum wage by maybe $1.25.
All the central bank activity has been limited to the upper tiers of the economy, mostly the finance industry. So, investment-grade assets are pumping. But everything else in the economy is kind of a mixed bag that averages out to some inflation but not much more than normal.
But if you jack up the price of a major production input, labor, you'll see the price of everything else go up pretty quick.

is Bayhorse for real or will I lose my ass with them?

>>23182594
I bought a lot over the years from different dealers either online or in person. It's fun stuff.

>>23183067
No because I don't tell anyone about the highly robbable shit I own.

Picked up these for $111.67. Thats $27.91 per eagle, which is cheaper than you can get culls online time now. Good purchase or no?

>>23183326
I think their ground is legit and their management believes in the company. This property mentioned in pic related, above Harrison lake near Vancouver BC. Its fantastic for gold, and their Brandywine prospect near Whistler is also exceptional.

>>23183392
I'm not into painted stuff, but that's a good price for sure.

>>23183310
Damn, nice stack. Personally I like peaces more than morgans. The eagle's nicer and lady liberty looks younger

>>23183067
I hope those are all friends you would trust with your life

>>23183361
In between projects at work before the phone rings again with something else that needs to be done right away I will sometimes look at coins on Apmex or JM. People have noticed me doing it.
I really have to stop myself from doing that.

>>23183266
Bottom right looks suspicious too, that kind of artificial toning is common on fakes.

>>23183416
thanks anon. . got them on sale with my my trump bucks last winter
i agree. i like the Peace dollar more than the morgan, for same reasons

>>23183411
Thanks, I have my share of BU eagles but have been recently stacking culls / toned coins. The silver content is still good but you get them at less of a premium.

>>23183392
Good purchase, there are people who'll pay a premium for the 9/11 Memorial ones. The other three can be cleaned off with Xylene, if you want them clean.

>>23183326
seemed like the real deal to me though I didn't write down any crucial info about them, will have to do later when I have the time

>>23183476
I will note that the Brandywine and Morrison Lake prospects both have "nuggety" type gold mineralization, meaning insanely high values of gold are unevenly distributed across the area of the ore body. This makes exploration more of a challange but not impossible. An example of this is Burns mountain near Wells BC. Ore samples with grades for gold up to 20,000 grams per tonne were recovered as recently as 1999 from Burns mountain but no serious work has happened in recent years as its too costly to drill the high grade narrow vein structures.

>>23183400
>>23183476
thanks, would it be insane to spend $1,000 on them? curious how many shares people are buying, $1k would buy 10,000 shares, kek

>>23183340
Are you in North America? I need to start looking I’m into that kinda stuff

>>23183431
"My nephew collects them. His birthday is coming up."

>>23183554
I own 1,500 shares but then again I'm a poorfag
>>23183534
Gotta do some research again and remember to document it this time, thank you for the insight Pan Man. You know things that don't always get spelled out on company presentations

>>23183392
where from?

>>23183534
interesting, maybe $1,900 gold/$25 silver makes bayhorse not insanely risky, it just seems like kind of a mickey mouse operation from looking at their website

>>23183676
I dont know anyone on their team but they seem to have one of the cleanest running micro scale silver mines I ve ever read about. I am also pretty sure they upgraded their mill setup recently and started shipping concentrate. Thats pretty good for such a small company and team.

>>23183627
eBay auction.

>>23183433
Thanks, not going to buy any unless I'm 99% sure when I see them in person

>>23182512
Yes, we will at least re test 22$ silver. 1800 gold

>>23183676
There is one anon who threatened me with Jihad for talking negative about butthorse. Agree that it's over-hyped. I want to move out of it into another position when/if it climbs back to 17 cents USD

>>23183326
they're as real as it gets anon. do your homework and join us. I only wish i could afford a bigger position.

dont go all in though. spread your silver miner allocation between at least 3 stocks.

>>23183012
Write to your local politicians.

>>23183361

i can see why you wouldn't brag about it openly but surely it's a good deed to tell people you trust and encourage them to do the same.

>>23183800
>at least 3 stocks
I hope you meant 20

>>23183785
Post meme lines

>>23183797
that funny... that is exactly what I did.. bought in at .16 cents thinking their last "good news everyone!" would move the sock... moved it down.. put in an order to sell it all at 16.5 as soon as I could and never looked back... not going to bash them technically, but I just felt like those bags were really, really, heavy... and I hold mux for fucks sake so its not like I dont mind long games.

Time will tell though.

>>23181254
Is $3.25 over spot for a single Peace Dollar a good deal or no?

Funny coincidence: this just in at ceo.ca
"Bayhorse Silver Inc. $BHS just filed 1 report. View full report: SEDI:BHS 0 from #insiders, about an hour ago" (option grant at $0.2)

How high can these miners actually go? Is the ceiling to be another First Majestic @ ~$12?

>>23183839
$22.70 for a peace dollar is a decent deal

>>23183822
20 is far too over diversified for someone dealing with /biz/ chump change. Ill speak for myself but i only have $10k for silver miners, and a continued 2k disposable income a month.

You are either have confidence in the asset class you are buying and have a concentrated position, or you dont invest. 10 positions gives you breathing room in case a few of them fail, which, if you invest based on fundamentals, should be unlikely.

now that we are in long term bull market conditions that is. if we weren't bullish i wouldn't be in miners at all. too much potential downside

>>23183913
Juniors won't just become First Majestic #2 all of a sudden, FM has three large producing mines and multiple exploration projects in different stages
>>23183941
>far too over diversified
no such thing
>You are either have confidence in the asset class you are buying and have a concentrated position, or you dont invest
Confidence doesn't save you from mistakes. Allocation does. Miners are inherently high-risk and are subject to all kinds of risks that can make even promising projects fail. Nothing wrong with diversifying anon, you should do it too

>>23183931
>>23183839
I just looked and SD Bullion has them for $0.25 cheaper than Monument per coin

>>23183971
SD usually has the cheapest prices

>>23183179
OK I WILL SEND THE SILVER

>>23183753
thanks PAN MAN!

>>23183797
what didn't you like about them? it seems like $30 silver is coming within the next few months and it would be easy for Bayhorse to hit 30-40 cents fast

>>23183988
based boomer finally cashing out after 40 years.

>>23183966
the underlining risk that miners face are entirely linked to the price of the commodities that they are mining. When the commodities are bearish, these associated risks are leveraged to the upside greatly. When the commodities are bullish, they are diminished greatly. we clearly simply have different opinions, but i stress that are only a handful of very good small cap opportunities that are still undervalued. If you diversify for the sake of diversification you will miss out on the easier opportunities.

Are banks scams? Where does loans come from?

>>23183881
does this mean an employee of Bayhorse just bet $60k on the company that the stock is going up to 20 cents?

>>23184090
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mII9NZ8MMVM

>>23183941
Diversified is just fancy talk for "shogun approach"

>>23184090
From savings accounts.

>>23183988
>>23184080
This was his reply to my listing about buying ASEs kek

>>23184237
*shotgun

>>23184090
Out of thin air
Brrr

>>23184246
Based boomer

>>23183881
don't get what this means, but should we do this same thing? with less money

>>23184239
This is incorrect. Savings account funds are used to meet reserve requirements which allow the bank to lend money it doesn't have (print money to lend)

>>23184002
problem is, we were basically there and it didn't move hardly at all. could it do good for a long hold? yeah. But there were definite winners and losers at the last bump up and bayhorse wasn't one. AAGFF rocketed up to 75 cents a share from my buy in at 38 cents in July. It only dropped down to 55 cents during all the turbulence we've had recently. Compare that with horse which has faltered off that high and hasn't shown any reclamation of it's highs.

>>23184366
This is a grant of options (not standard calls or puts; options for the holder to purchase shares at a predefined price) to an employee or affiliate of bayhorse. You literally cannot do this as a retail investor. This is standard for companies to give to high ranking employees as a bonus

>>23184151
based and also redpilled

>>23184084
Posting from phone (getting to bed)
No I think we have very similar opinions, we just have different approaches.
The primary risk/gain factor is indeed commodity prices. I diversify for this by investing into both pm miners and other metal miners. If pm's somehow don't go up, industry will pick up its pace and other metals will. There's also jurisdictional risk which I can avoid by investing into companies that have projects around the globe.
>only a handful of very good small cap opportunities that are still undervalued
I try to find companies that I think will either provide a good long-term return or companies that I think are undervalued, preferably both. In a bull market it doesn't really matter whether I bought a thousand or ten thousand shares at $0.3 or $0.5 but I see where you're coming from. Of course I try to find the cheapies when possible but I think it's important to have many investments. Like I said different approaches.

>>23183211
Can you further explain this for a brainlet? These super expensive ASEs from the mint are basically just souvenir coins and don't typically have resale value above that of regular ASEs?

>>23184403
oh, thanks anon, so he gets to buy 300,000 shares in 5 years for 20 cents each?

>>23184434
they are basically the exact same coin you get in a tube, except these ones have a nice fancy box that they come in and might be in slightly better condition.

>>23184440
Yes. At any time between now and expiration this employee can choose to purchase up to 300k shares of BHS for 0.20 each - given i am reading this right.

Bought in early 2011....liquidating it this month after all these years...

>>23184395
that would bug me too bro

>>23184469
Correct

>>23184474
You're free to do as you choose but liquidating now would be the dumbest thing ever. You literally suffered all the bear market pain, and won't stick around for the bull market gain. You're a really bad investor anon and I'm not saying this to offend you. It sounds like you buy on hype and sell on weakness. A 2011 entry is so god damn stupid, but a 2020 exit is far far worse. If you bought with the macro case for gold in mind, you'd never sell until gold is far far higher. Good luck to you.

>>23184434
This is the frosty ASE, if I'm not mistaken. They list them as uncirculated because "burnished" doesn't sell as well.

anyone know if 1oz silver rounds make good gifts? thinking of buying Asahis but I'm not a stacker myself and only have a lot of silver miner stocks.

>>23181254

>>23184578
Eh, worst result is they think you're a bit odd and go hock it for spot a few days later.

Gib silber pls

>>23184578
Buffalo Rounds makes a nice gift.

>>23184469
>>23184492
fuck, this Bayhorse fag has it made, sometime in the next 5 years Bayhorse should hit at least 2 bucks and he's made 10x his 60k

>>23184420
i see where you are coming from.

>>23184459
thx, anon. Maybe I should just go for regular ASEs instead and get more of them
>>23184564
Yes, I think you're right. They are almost twice as expensive - Does this "quality" generally justify the premium?
Like I said it seems like it would be better to just buy regular ASEs for half the price.

>>23184474
>Selling gold when every other asset class is blowing huge bubbles just waiting to implode
I shiggy diggy

>>23184578
I think the average normie would appreciate government bullion more than a generic round. ASEs, Maples, Britannias or Kangeroos would be nice

>>23184578
I got this for my sister for her birthday. Giving it to her tomorrow

>>23184578
>>23184639
Tbh I think a 5 or 10oz bar would make a better gift, 1oz is a bit on the stingy side

>>23184538
i didn't buy them as an investment, but as insurance. The moderate return is nice, but i plan to use the money to generate cashflow which i'd prefer to have at this time. If 2021 sees gold hit 10K per ounce, i'll be kicking myself, but i just don't see that happening.

>>23184676
>Etymologically, the Latin wordtriviummeans "the place where three roads meet" (tri + via); hence, the subjects of the trivium are the foundation for thequadrivium, the upper division of themedievaleducation in theliberal arts, which comprisedarithmetic(numbers as abstract concepts),geometry(numbers in space),music(numbers in time), andastronomy(numbers in space and time). Educationally, the trivium and the quadrivium imparted to the student the seven liberal arts ofclassical antiquity.

>>23184639
>Does this "quality" generally justify the premium?
>Like I said it seems like it would be better to just buy regular ASEs for half the price.
It's hard to make back premiums for modern bullion. But 2020 ASEs may hold or increase that premium.

Think morgan dollars. You buy them at a premium but you will always be able to sell them for a premium. Now think about a 2018 silver proof set or a 2014 random anniversary event coin. If you're paying a premium for these and you will never get that money back

tl:dr think "Will a grizzled LCS guy who doesn't give a shit about ripping me off give me above spot for this?"

>>23184620
What would your top undervalued picks be btw? I can invest again next week when I get another paycheck (I'd love to add money to my brokerage account already but I want to stay principled and only put a set percentage of my net wage to reward myself for working harder)

So far I've invested into:
Pacifico (lead & silver)
Nordic Mining (rutile, garnet, exposure to lithium via 14% holding)
Norsk Hydro (aluminum)
Sotkamo Silver (silver)
Bayhorse (silver, gold, zinc if I remember correcrly)
Silver Spruce (very speculative silver play with quite an ambitious estimate without drilling)

I also made a stupid gamble "investment" by putting a negligible amount of money into Norwegian Air Shuttle of all things lmfao. All money I'm willing to lose of course but I still regret it when I see the -40% in my portfolio lol. But hey if the 'Rona gets a vaccine tomorrow I'll get a nice little bonus

>>23184702
Dude don't sell your insurance for cashflow

>>23184749
Thanks for breaking it down, I don't know that much about silver so I appreciate it.
Do you think that grizzled LCS guy would give a fuck about uncirculated 2020 ASEs with certificates? Or would he pay the same price for regular 2020 ASEs? I know nobody can predict the market but I'm wondering if there's a strong case for the uncirculated 2020s, and I'm trying to understand why the fuck they are $54 from the mint while regular ASEs are $30 on JM.

>>23184612
why wouldnt he just buy 60k worth at 13 cents though? what am I missing? seems like you would make more buying 60k worth at 13 cents and selling at whatever higher # it hits, then locking in 20 cents with an option and then exercising that option when it hits the higher #

>>23184818
You can get uncirculated ASEs from LCS or online bullion dealers for 5 to 6 over spot.
Don't buy from the mint

>>23184826
>what am I missing?
Share go up, company man make big profit retroactively
Share go down, company man no exercise option, company man lose nothing

Do you discuss stacking with your partner?

>>23184826
I hear you anon, maybe I'm cynical, but I'm starting to think with Bayhorse's stock price down this could all be a ploy to draw in new investors and bring in money. The guy, Rick Low, is their Chief Financial Officer

>>23184854
Lol Moshe forgot to change the file name. What other proof do you need of JIDF infiltration?

>>23184966
Checked. These agents need to do a lot better than this. I think he did the corona lectures, and did not learn to stack hard. He only stacks that cash.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRAyu6ABZ1U.. Learn to stack precious metals next time.

>>23185007
Lmao that’s fucking hilarious. I find it funny how in situations like this the IDF always has to stop the jews from forming a lynch mob

>>23184966
jesus, you ppl are so easy to trigger

all a disinformer has to do is post some nazi shit, or jew characters and you take the bait, jump, fight, shit, derail the whole thread. they don't even have to do that much work.

posts like these >>23184854 are NOT by chance. they know ppl's buttons and are pushing them. goddamn disinformers they don't care what your opinion is (pro jew or pro nazi or pro whatever the fuck else), and you're not going to change other anons' (not the disinformers) opinions.

**** the disinformers just want you to FIGHT with the other anons, making /pmg/ unusable. goodbye stackposting, hello nazi-jew-pol-gay-trans-sjw-plebbit-fed-centralbank-comex fights. ****

>>23184650
Sounds good, i'll check em out

>>23184611
i like them, so i'll consider getting some

>>23184650
desu, I'm thinking of getting the roos and agree
with you

>>23184676
very nice

>>23184694
any bar recommendations? open minded to the idea

>>23184826
Anon you're looking at it wrong. He's not risking anything this way. If he exercised he would be introducing risk. He can also invest the money he would have put into BHS into something else in the meantime until it goes far past .20$
Also at the bottom of that notice I do believe it notes the gentleman has over a million amd a half shares in BHS. Just because he's not exercising these right away doesn't mean he doesn't think BHS will go up. It just means he's being smart about it.
He probably already owns as many shares as he wanted to buy at .12

>>23184639
I've seen LCS's selling these higher quality ASEs at a premium over regular ASEs, but not high enough to justify a price that high. Those are only good if you're trying to get especially high quality coins for a collection.

>>23185135
2 oz chunky bars are nice. So are perth dragons. Honestly 5 to 10 ozt seems like a pretty hefty gift to me unless to someone very close, but you know your price limit anon so I'm not here to tell you otherwise.

>>23185135
>any bar recommendations? open minded to the idea
I think Asahi and Sunshine Minting make the best bars, there’s also a shit ton of different themed 10 oz poured bars out there, so maybe if there’s something the person your giving the gift is into you can find a bar that has that

>>23184966
That was intentional. He was hoping someone would take the bait and derail the thread. If you see something that has potential to derail the thread from its intended discussion of economics and Precious Metals, ignore it.

>>23185159
every time these pop up on my radar I ve been ordering them. I like the 5Oz ones myself though more.

>>23185206
I dont have any of them yet but do plan on picking up a big stack of them here in the next few weeks. Had my eyes on them for a while now

>>23185159
>>23185185
thanks frens, gift is for my parents so i'll look into 5 or 10 oz bars and get some coins for myself

>>23185193
But it was a legitimate question of if your partner knows you stack gold and silver and was going to follow up with tips of hiding your stack, until the anti-Semitic comments started

>>23185227
Have fun with the purchase anon! I'd check out golden state mint as well they have some cool stuff, but at a little higher premium.

>>23185206
>>23185227
>>23185159
Hand poured bars are a great pickup when regular rounds and coins are at high premiums.

>>23185245
Ignore the bait, answer the non-bait question if you so desire.

>>23185254
i love them because the look like the old company assay office bars you used to be able to find way back in the day. They don't appear nearly as often now.

>>23183026
Because getting assblasted about Hitler getting told by Mises doesn't take away from it being historically accurate.

>>23182770
options expiring 1/21.

>>23185300
Checked
Got a pic of any of those company assay bars?

>>23185300
Very understandable. It feels like those bars are a rarity nowadays where everything is clean and polished in their finish.

>>23184854
Jannies deleted the image so we couldn’t see the file name anymore but never banned the user... odd

>>23184853
my understanding of options, admittedly being limited, is that you paid for it in the first place, so he would be out some money even if he did not exercise.

>>23185137
This makes sense, it wont tie up capital, only pay a modest fee to purchase the option, and only pay the 20c when its over 20c.

>>23184911
This is also something I have thought... BHS keeps halting trading almost like they want to use it to hype the stock. Not saying they ARE, but its a possibility.

>>23185334
I am on my phone right now but heres a photo of what i am talking about. Back in the day you could order bullion directly from a lot of mining companies through their assay office. This is a bar from Homestake Mining.

Any Frens buy any BHLL?

>>23185245
>But it was a legitimate question of if your partner knows you stack gold and silver and was going to follow up with tips of hiding your stack, until the anti-Semitic comments started

>>23185334
heres another one from an assay office from the 1870s.

>>23185353
>9.62 oz
I’ve noticed other companies make them in weird weights like that, do you have any explanations?

>>23185247
Appreciate it, anon. Will check em out

>>23185300
PMX canada has poured 10 oz silver bars, and they are usually the cheapest price per oz in canada that I can find.

>>23185351
Actually the options are just given to him by the company as a bonus. These can't be purchased to my knowledge. Definitely can't be purchased on the retail market. Different from puts and calls

>>23185353
Oh those are badass

>>23185375
This ones cooler. I want

>>23185386
No problem fren

>>23185348
I saw that too

>>23182866
Probably has something to do with the usury, nepotism and predatory business practices, anon.

Boys I finally did it. I hit enough volume to fill up the one box and move on to the second.

>TFW still not at 250 oz silver.

>>23185380
its because they are assay bars, their small one off bars either from the first smelt of a batch of concentrates or from the last batch. Its whats left over. Assayer bars were also often silver or gold a specific miner would have made from ore they brought to a mine or mill to be processed. The assayer kept a 5% commission on the smelt and the miner got the rest.

Also heres some gold assay bars from the SS Central America that crashed the New York Stock exchange when it sank carrying 400 tonnes of California gold rush wealth.

>>23185357
any news from Bunker Hill recently?

>>23185428
When was the Gold recovered? Was all 400 tonnes recovered?

>>23185555
Odyssey Marine got about 40% they think back in the 1990s I believe but google has the dates. You can currently buy some of these bars online still, if you have a spare $70,000 or more. A lot of the gold was left on the ship due to the wrecks remains covering parts of the holds and spillage across the ocean floor. Another company attempted to use clam bucket dredging and a washplant to recover more gold but went into protection from creditors before an ounce was recovered.

>>23184966
>>23185007
>>23185088
>>23185105
Hook, line and sinker for every little stinker

>>23185413
huh interesting, I did not know they could do that, thank you for edumakatin me anon

>>23185520
They exchanged some outstanding debt for 22mill shares i believe and stated more drilling results to come within the month. .50 canada bux per share with a standard TSX lockup
Not a huge fan of the shares for debt but that is uasally positive for when the lockup sets in the future

>>23184769
I have three of the 6 you have mentioned. BHS, PMY, SSE. They are very solid choices, fundamentally and technically. I will look into the others you have mentioned.

I am also looking to get my hands on some Klondike Silver and a gold explorer called Firefox Gold. I dont know an awful lot about klondike but I love how their chart is looking right now, and I know 'silver stocks go up 150x in a bull run' anon here is very bullish on them, and he has been very high quality poster on here. I trust him.

>>23182770
Honestly i have fears that the jew fed is going to fuck all of the investments we have been making

>>23182981
What is m2 and what is m2 v. Also what is mm2?

>>23185428
This is real fucking baller, m8. I'm real fucked up right now on absinthe and camphor oil.

>>23182770
pretty much everyone has been calling for either a large dip or a large surge in november-jan due to elections and possible fallout from them

We just simply do not know for sure, personally I suspect PMs to do well in nov-jan as both parties will announce more stimulus/brrrrrrrrrr

>>23183326
I bought 10k shares. Yolo. I havent looked through their financials yet but they were supposed to be good. One million in cash or something with an operating cost of 12k a day.

>>23185715
I got my mother-wife to put her life savings into GDX I got a real good feeling about this bros.

>>23183534
Bayhorse said they would be blasting and using the ore sorter. Perhaps a good technical solution to this problem.

>>23185750
>I got my mother-wife to put her life savings into GDX I got a real good feeling about this bros.
>mother-wife
?????

>>23184002
How high do you think bayjorse could go?

>>23185715
When PM’s plummeted in March isn’t that the exact opposite of what should happen? I’ve always though silver and gold did well in times of economic downturn

>>23185758
Yes that could help, but nuggety ore is just a pain in the butt to do drilling on. You can drill 20 holes on a nuggety style ore body and miss amazing ore by inches because its not all across the same structure. Its like finding that one really big chunk of oreo cookie in a blizzard from Dairy Queen.

>>23185799
its one of those small caps that, if the silver market goes very bullish(run up to $40+) for an extended period of time(6 months +), i really do expect to see a market cap in the billions, which would be a 50x from here.

>>23185823
anon... PM's did better then pretty much everything else after the initial march sell off.

>>23185676
M2 is money supply and M2V is M2 velocity (how fast M2 money supply circulates).

>>23185792
absinthe and camphor oil is what anon

>>23185923
I know that they did better, but shouldn’t they have skyrocketed instead of silver reaching its all time low?

>>23185931
Why M2 instead of M1?

>>23185962
You need to consider a few thing. The march crash was a mass selling of almost ALL asset classes as people rushed to cash while they figured out what the hell was going on and just how serious this corona meme is. It was one of these rare, very short term circumstances where fear overwhelms and no one wants to be invested in anything.Then came government stimulus into the equities market to keep investor confidence and stop market freefall. Anyone who kept a cool head and bought the march bottom of PM's and miners stands to make an absolute fortune as we head into this bull market.

>>23185962
>disaster hits
>everyone panic sells EVERYTHING
>everything crashes
>PM's rise more then the rest only months after


Anon... that was not an all time low in march... I wasnt able to buy silver for 12/oz even when spot was that price.

Next big sell off I doubt people will dump physical PM's but paper? certainly, its just another "stock" to people who have it. Spot price will go down, but premiums will just increase since spot is not the actual price for PM's. Soon after the paper is sold, the spot price will rise again.

>>23185931
M1 is money in circulation. M2 is M1 plus money in savings. You don't leave out savings when talking about the relative purchasing power of the dollar.

>>23186075
mfw I bought march bottom but it was still ~25$ cad per oz of silver, just like I had been buying for years.. I think I got some for 23 or 24 but yeah.. .not much of a discount for how far it fell.

>>23185799

Bayhorse is going 100x at least.

>>23186124
>savings
Don't most Americans have $0?

>>23186138
explain why you think this.

>>23186063

See >>23186124

>>23185423
>war nickels
my nigga

I recently overpaid in an Ebay Auction due to forgetting the exact year a coin was devalued, I put together this table so you don't make the same mistake I did. It's not meant to be exhaustive, it's just meant to cover common types of junk.

>>23186160
Most have less than $1000. A lot of those savings are drained every month to pay bills/make impulse buys, in reality the average American couldn't handle a $400 Emergency.

Silver looks primed to attempt a new high for the year.

>>23186166

Look at the low market cap. Then consider the value of their properties, the experience of the management team, the fact that they have a permitted silver mine with full production capacity. Then consider where silver is about to go. It's so obvious what is going to happen.

>>23186138
their CEO is an Irishman and looks like he's spent a lot of time in pubs, that worries me

>>23186404
buddy almost every geo and mining exec you will meet has had or currently has a drinking problem. Its part of the job. My prof in university for example drunk all of us under the table in field school.

>>23185597
Is it possible to buy stocks in Odyssey Marine?

STERLING FRENS

I found a spoon with a generic mark on the back that simply says STERLING PLATE

What the heck is sterling plate?

>>23186534
they might be still on the TSX, but I think they went private after the Spanish government took them to court over another shipwreck.

>>23186542
Sterling Plate means it's copper plated in Sterling Silver. It's possible to strip off the plate, but that's all I really know about it.
>>23186562
Are there any other reputable Companies that recover Gold from shipwrecks?

>>23186608
not anymore, the age of treasure salvage is pretty much dead. We know where quite a few of these ships are, including a spanish treasure ship found by explorers only last year, but no one will fund the recovery because trying to sell ship treasure automatically triggers law suites that last decades.

>>23186639
Why do all good things have to be killed off by legal mumbo jumbo...

Man I’m about to sell kinross and hecla and dump it in dolley varden impact and bhs

>>23186667
beacause its about money, countries like Spain, Portugal, and even Bolivia and Peru will fight for years to recover what they see as their wealth. >>23186676
I would keep Hecla mate their buying into Dolly Varden.

>>23186327
Thanks, appreciate this one. I was thinking of making an American & Canadian complete junk silver guide, with silver weight of each coin in troy ounces, silver content percentage, etc

>>23185353

Oh shit that's a very cool and also valuable bar, those are worth like $1000 usd on up aren't they?

How many more badass sexy old assay/mining company bullion bars do you have floating around? Definitely absolute primo silver very classy man.

>>23184702
>2021
It'll probably be mid 2023

>>23186799
these are off the internet as examples. the ones I have are similar though. This one is one from my collection. I know where a few of those Homestake ingots in different sizes are though for sale and I may have to go talk to the local gold buyer about them. They would be great.

>>23184702
Actually thats totally fair and its the whole point of having an insurance. I think we'll hit past 5k and to around 10k sometime near the end. But thats years down the line in the last parts.

>>23184769
Here's one for you guys. Summa Silver. Just look into it. Buying shares on Monday.

>>23186900
Wow that's beautiful, Comstock lode silver too? Yeah bars like that sell for ridiculous premiums on eBay so if you can get Homestake bars affordably that would be some smart stacking. Thanks for sharing I've always liked poured silver.

Test

>>23186988
ah man those are the kinds of bars a dude needs to stack and stash in some forgotten abandoned mine. thats a horde and a half.

>>23184246
Yeah let me know if you get any more of them USA coins.

>>23182095
Are you looking for the truth or just some talking points to regurgitate in defense of your new religion? There is nothing except deflation until Congress begins to ramp up serious deficit spending with major stimulus. Even most of the stimulus that went out only went towards making up the collapse in demand, and didn’t even come close to that.

Deflation is the natural consequence at this point. Without intervention, we would be heading into a deflationary spiral. That’s how the board is set up right now. The only thing that can create I flatiron would be direct lending by the Fed and/or stimulus on the scale of UBI. But the fact remains, that the inflationary environment pmg is looming for will not happen u til Congress acts. The Fed can do none of this on their own. Until Congress starts doing very big things, don’t expect inflation.

>>23184564
>uncirculated
Circulated ASEs are way more rare.

>>23187131
mass continued financial 'stimulus' is guaranteed, and an increase in money supply is inflation. the economic system cannot tolerate deflation or it will implode. there needs to be constant borrowing and spending. the government(s) will do everything in its power to stop deflation.

>>23187215
Meh. Bank reserves are not part of broad base money supply and that’s primarily what the Fed has been creating...reserves that are sitting locked away at the Fed doing jack squat. Every loan default and every loan payment that isn’t turned back around Into new lending is a decrease in the money supply. DC is dysfunctional to an unprecedented degree that I think the risk of fucking this up is truly there. They are not going to act sufficiently until we really feel the deflationary effects. Yes, systemic collapse is on the menu. If this were any other time, I’d say there’s no way it happens. But the current political climate is such that I am not optimistic they follow the path we would rationally think they would. Ultimately, they will likely do it, but there’s a lot of room for them to wait until later than many here would anticipate.

>>23186900
Did someone say
HAND
POURS

Will the value of silver go up tuesday when the us mint changes their price? I bought some yesterday and wanna do a quick flip.

What gold and silver should I order for next week? My weekly pm allocation is worth ~600USD.

>>23187745
Get like 2, 10 toz bars. Or 20 stack of coins.

>>23187864
no gold this time?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VB3_oOxVqdk

>scott minerd on silver
Can you smell it?
M O O N S H O T

>>23184246
based Chad Boomer

>>23184564
my 5oz ATBs are Frosties
I dont like it at all. makes them look like a big piece of cheap plastic

4chan is run by kike tools of the establishment

>>23188389
what a chad. called silver before covid, its up over 40% ytd

you could see he was hesitant to answer the question 'if the markets are a ponzi scheme who is responsible for the nefarious nature of this?'. he knew, he just couldnt answer.

>>23186327
>South Africa

The R1 coin minted between 1970 and 1990 was 80% silver.

>>23188389
>He basically just told us to stack silver
based chad

>>23185653
>I will look into the others you have mentioned.
The other ones are all Northern. That's because I'm from over there, you might not have access to those shares. In short: Nordic Mining has a very promising 40y life of mine plan with over double the measured amount inferred -- they've already made a feasibility study and optimised it to reduce costs. Sotkamo Silver is a currently producing mine with at least 9Moz in the ground and likely a lot more to be explored around the mine. Norsk Hydro is like a jack of all trades, they have six different areas they work in, on the mining side they produce low-carbon footprint aluminum and cover the entire production process (bauxite -> aluminum products) and produce alumina for many different industries like energy, infrastructure and electronics for example.

All of these are currently undervalued in my opinion. Will add more Nordic Mining especially, if it goes down a bit more

>>23189227
>they've already made a feasibility study and optimised it to reduce costs
Correction: the feasibility study is being optimised until Q12021