/biz/ - Business & Finance

Its the top sell now SELL NOW

Why the crypto? A fucking power outage can kill your savings...

>>23431082
I'm so out of touch what is this?

>>23431082
>post some twitter nog in the op
now we're gonna get spammed with idiots the whole thread

>>23431082
OP you have some explaining to do with this post wtf is even going on here

>>23431082
OP is the tweeter trying to promote his mixtape.

Anybody bought one of the dinosaur 8 oz statues?

>>23431260
No, but that's an interesting way to hide them in sight haha

>>23431099
>>23431172
>>23431187
>>23431201
>>23431228
kek. hope you guys enjoy the new bread.

>>23431082
kek, I have some Black Panther stock, I recommend it to all at under 85 cents, it's even Pan Man approved

Bump of life

dont take bait

Buy Silver

remember that many junior explorers cant do field work after October, expect lean news from BC and high elevation locations in the US.

Now off to bed in a bit, time to get snow tires on.

Post some Silver and let us know your favorite videogame.

>>23431928
bought one of these just because of New Vegas

>>23431998
I thought about buying one of those, but the premium was fucking brutal.

>>23432095
it was at the time for a novelty. just looked at prices and im doing well on it

>>23431918
based
too bad consluts don't exist in 2020

>>23432225
>consluts
Add one letter and you get Coinsluts.

>>23432170
I'll admit, I'm dangerously close to buying my son a 1 gram 100 Drahm gold coin.

Alright so nows a decent time to ask this question. What's the difference between an "explorer" and a "producer" of mining stocks and how does this play out when it comes to stock value? Do explorers have a goal of eventually becoming a producer? Or do they just get land, assay it, and then sell it to a new company? Im trying to figure out how to best play these stocks... Seems like these exploration companies hold land for several years and never really do anything with it..... Im worried about investing jnto "explorers" if they never actually produce anything. We want producers right?

>>23432443
your thinking is correct, explorers fall into two catagories, one side are exploring ground that they then prove up option, sell or get bought out by a larger company. The other side find a productive location or two, and upgrade them and find a partner to setup a mine with. Its rare that a company actually starts off with a property and builds a mine on its own as the costs are huge and regulations are bonkers. You need help and outside money to help get going.

Explorers are the backbone of mining, as they find the ground the big guys want to work. They are also the riskiest. I do try and put you guys on the better companies or pieces of ground when I can, and the market does this as well, weeding out the garbage from the companies that have a chance.

>>23431082
so uh do I buy silver now?

>>23432510
>>23432510
Pan man again to the rescue. I swear there needs to be a Pan Man donation fund here. If not there will be.

So whats the best way to profit off explorers and should they be avoided if you are looking to make stock gains? Is it wise to stick with producers instead? What happens if a company gets bought out when you own the stock? Does it become worthless? Do they give you a shit deal "compensation payment" or something? Im a little worried because i realized the majority of my portfolio is explorers with little producer exposure.

Anyone else hoping on a second stimulus to pass at some point just so their PM's can pump more?

>>23432697
You can make fantastic gains riding the highs and lows of junior explorers if your timing is right but its very risky. You need to be in tune with the projects your buying into and understand what they are doing or talking about in pressers and on the ground. Also always remember in the real world very few exploration projects become full scale mines, this is a bit off set this time around though, far more small scale projects will likely appear from this market than in previous years.

Producers are better as they have a stable income from being a producer, however remember most producers also have exploration projects on going, either for future production or with off shoots exploring territory for other plans. All of these options though are still at the whims of the metals markets and have to plan accordingly.

As for if a company gets bought out, many things can happen. Shares in the junior often get converted into shares of the new company or are compensated for in other ways. Its usually a good thing for a company to be bought out as it usually means ramped up exploration efforts on that property or bigger plans like permitting and mining.

If your concerned about your portfolio, do your research and rebuild it. I can only go so far though, do not take my words as gospel, I am only a prospector and miner. I am not the CEO or lead geo. Do your own research and decide for yourself.

did pan man ever post his updated list of miners? im done stacking physical for the moment and id like to get into a reasonably stable silver-focused junior mining company.

>>23432873
what do you think of tinka pan man? rn my top 3 are bhs tinka and impact. Also how about skeena?,

>still getting sterling
AAAH
I'm even paying sub-spot for the pure silver content but it's fucking addicting
It's not even really money wasted either but I need to chill lmfao

>>23432973
i am workin on it, but I am having trouble figuring out which are going to be good options in the spring. I dont want to give you guys a list that will be optimal with info I have at hand. I also dont want it too long, Its suppose to be a bite size list of interesting companies that I believe have a higher chance to make it than others.

>>23431136
thats not how it works. There are Satellites securing the Network in case we nuke the earth

>>23433000
nice trips fren. youre a real treasure pan man thanks for all the info you share in these threads. i havent been as active in pmg lately but i always appreciate your insights when i lurk.

>>23433020
>fuck up and send unencrypted data once
>anyone with a connection sees what you're doing
brilliant

>>23432873
So when is a good time to cash out on an explorer? What kind of headlines will we see drilling results? Selling of property? Mergers?

How high can explorer stocks go? I see most of them are in the dollar range while producers like first majestic are ten dollars and beyond.

>>23432977
Tinka is a good buy but I think there are probably better South American silver explorers. They have a good land package but I fear that covid will cause them more headaches in the coming months as well as the winter season will slow them down. Impact is a solid option, and Skeena will forever be one of my top picks for a junior explorer to invest in. They own one of canada's most productive past producing mines, and keep getting fantastic drill results.

My stupid fucking silver is WORTHLESS

new piece just arrived. very epic and based!

>>23433052
ok before I go to bed. I really dont know how to describe this properly, but the timing is often different for each project. Often the best time to get out is after a major deal or buy out. The juniors stock will rise (usually) and if you want out than you leave on that high. There are probably better anons on here who can explain this sort of stuff, i am not in the best head space to explain this sort of stuff.

>>23430408
>...So you're not an engineer? Workforce then I guess
I'm a contractor, I own a business that employs engineers and scientists and labor.

Our typical job will involve either a mining company or a government agency overseeing mining calling for bids on removing a pile of hazardous waste, usually mine tailings or sludge from mine water treatment. Sometimes things like barrels of cyanide or just contaminated equipment or trash.

I send out scientists (mostly students) to sample the waste and determine extent, location, and concentration of the hazard. I then work with a team of engineers to design a remedy, usually removal but sometimes in-situ capping. Then I bring in a team with equipment to execute the remedy, handling administration, compliance, COC, and subcontracting transportation and disposal.

This is all very normal environmental contracting stuff, the only thing that makes my company interesting is that we're certified to work on industrial mine sites, which is a relatively rare and niche sort of specialization. We are a team of people licensed to engage in industrial mining in the US, and many of us have.

I personally am not an engineer or a laborer. I run a company. That's all. I don't even manage it. I'm just the boss, the final word on questions of strategy and direction. I am interested in what my firm does, and I'll usually visit job sites, but I'm essentially retired and have been for decades now.

>>23433060
what a better explorer than tinka? They've got so much silver in the ground. I've got Mettalic minerals and CCWOF, but desu mettalic has let me down :'(

>>23431928
>Gauntlet Seven Sorrows
Did we just become best frens?

>>23433266
do you want another south american explorer or does anywhere work? Have you tried Alexco perhaps? I am heading to sleep, Tinka will likely have great results, I am just worried covid will cause them troubles.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/ROLL-OF-TWENTY-20-1948-MEXICO-SILVER-5-PESOS-CUAUHTEMOC-COINS-GREAT-CONDITION/233752710330?hash=item366cbf4cba:g:tYUAAOSwKWJfj5Bo

These seem legit to y'all? I'm getting into old Mexican silver.

feel free to add, anons.
desu, even though "BUY SILVER" isn't the most attractive, it was surprisingly hard to find anything that would work.

>>23433000
Checked and supremely based Pan Man.

>>23433446
Wait till I get my natty silver

>>23433300
>based Gauntlet poster
>doubles
I think that verifies it, we are now best friends.

>>23433190
Fuck!

Thanks for playing!

yo am i still banned?

>>23433446
mfw made the screen-cap
WAGMI

>>23434287
>Fuck!
the upshot of all of that is I've worked for companies like Newmont, ASARCO, Freeport, Anglo, Thyssen, Jacobs, Ames Construction,

as well as government agencies like the EPA, BOR, DOI, BLM, DoD, etc.

I hold credentials with OSHA and MSHA that nobody here will ever need or want.

I am a mining insider. Not like Pan Man, but I do work in mining. Mostly with large global miners and the Federal government, but sometimes with juniors or smaller stakeholders. I have 30 years in the mining industry, and a solid insider's view as a miner and an outsider's critical view as a pragmatist that makes money off of remediation rather than production. I don't usually share /pmg/'s rosy view towards miners, but that's because I'm one of the firms regularly hired to clean up when they go broke. And often as not hired to clean up when they don't go broke. But people like me and the clients I work for are a drag on production and performance in both junior and global miners. I've seen lots of mining companies go bankrupt, even in bull runs. I've also seen companies make billions in bad markets. But at some level mining turns into a balancing act between debt and production that most here simply can't imagine. Millions of dollars change hands in a single day in a single company. You guys invest in production. I've made millions in reclamation. I'm neutral. I see the risks in metals and hedge by working the compliance end rather than production.

>>23435282
Alright, let's say I believe you. How long do you think it'll be until people start shooting each other for their electronics because of the insanely high cost of the rare earths and PMs in the chips and boards?

Also fuck miners, physical is the only thing that matters anymore.

>>23435818
most people have no idea what metals are in their electronics. I make most my recycling moneys off cars (catalytic converters), followed by aluminum and copper. But my tertiary wastestream is electronics gold and rare earths.

the average person PAYS money to dispose of electronics scrap. I buy it. People won't ever figure it out most likely.

I was promised a dip today but we're still on £18.98. I'll never get a proper stack at this rate.

>>23435818
but you bring up an interesting point for /pmg/

how long do you think it will take this thread to start investing in lithium and rare earths miners? That's the obvious future given cell phones and tablets and EV's and etc.

>>23435855
I think you're underestimating the average person, but that's neither here nor there. Where can I get into the employ of a big recycling company or contractor like yours? I do IT and networking, about to be done with an associate's in the next year or so, and I have a hankering for working the earth for her sweet sweet shiny stones.

>>23435974
I am a tiny company. But when I look to hire I aim for biology grads because they can't find jobs anywhere else. They're dirt cheap and great at lab work.

If I was you I'd try to be me. IT work is universally needed, and IT contractors tend to make easy millions owning their own companies.

>>23435282
>I am a mining insider. Not like Pan Man, but I do work in mining. Mostly with large global miners and the Federal government, but sometimes with juniors or smaller stakeholders. I have 30 years in the mining industry
Source: Dude trust me

>>23436056
true. You don't know what I'm talking about so you can't judge if it's true or not.

others here can judge. But not you.

>>23436074
Go back to plebbit faggot nobody here is stupid enough to believe you

>>23435974
If you specifically want to do IT for industry take and OSHA 40HR HAZWOPER and an MSHA part 48 NEW MINER Surface and Underground.

your school should offer them, and this will get you the certs you need to work in wastestreams and mining. It will also get you at least 8 hours training on an industrial mine site in most cases.

assuming you're in the US.

Hey guys,

Can anyone tell me how to get exposure to Platinum ? I don't want to buy the physical thing because I think it's hard to come by where I'm from and I think it may be illiquid, would you recommand to buy platinum miners ? Any good names to recommand ?

>>23435974
>>23436141
the other advantage of doing your OSHA 40HR and MSHA PART 48 is networking.

because everyone from the company secretary to the business owner has to take this class every year. Meaning you're going to be sitting in a room full of minimum wage laborers and millionaire business owners and everyone in between.

smoke breaks and piss breaks you get to hang out with people looking to hire you.

>>23435855
>the average person PAYS money to dispose of electronics scrap.
Because whatever valuable materials are inside it are not worth their time to retrieve. It only becomes viable at scale.

>>23436621
>It only becomes viable at scale.
and location

some places allow cyanide heap leaching of electronics scrap, but most don't. So you have to sell it bulk to a place that does.

Pacifico came up with a drilling update: http://www.pacificominerals.com.au/index.php/en/investors/asx-announcements
Key points:
-Drilling program advancing smoothly: 3.2km drilled now
-Observations suggest metallurgical objectives will be met
-New intersections in holes close to current open pit plan
-First batch of assays due in 11/2020
-Resource growth potential is likely
-Results of program to be used in the DFS
-Mineralization has the potential to continue further south into PMY's other property

>>23436621
>>23436648
the other problem is dilution

we've had good luck with plasma arc wastestream management in canada and the uk, but that requires ~80% organics to power the plasma arc and the average americans trash can contains enough mercury, lead and cadmium to clog a stackgas filter long before the electronics scrap ever hits it.

so we wind up atomizing gold, silver, plat group, and rare earths and shooting them into the atmosphere alongside some very nasty heavy metals.

>>23436026
How do you go about finding grad students for work? This was one of my ideas to start a small company with my brother and use some grads for the technical work but I'm not sure where to find them, do I just show up at a university and start randomly soliciting people

>>23436798
I partner with my local community college. They do 4 year and postgrad degrees. I never have a shortage of interns looking for work to pad a resume.

you can put up ads at the school, but I prefer to talk to the industrial certification professors personally and ask them to recommend my firm to students. They're my professors too, so I and my crew have to sit in class with them every year.

I also just meet students in class. We mingle, we talk. I hire.

>GDX and GDXJ bags getting heavier by the day

>>23436665
This is nice to see. There’s a CEO.CA post describing Pacifico that was written a couple years ago that speculates 54.8 million oz silver on their property.

What is the likelihood of this? The guy is spot on with a lot

>>23433060
Don't forget that it's about to be summer in South America, not winter, if that changes your opinion about Tinka.

>>23436798
>>23436843
so as an example:

>I need grad students with an OSHA 40HR cert to do environmental wokr
>I have to do an OSHA 8HR REFRESHER
>I show up to class with a box of advertising trinkets for my company
>watch at roll call to see who's an 8hr and who's a 40hr student
>first piss break I meet the 40hr students and hand out advertising junk
>talk to the 40hr's about what they can do with my company
>tell them I will hire promising workers full time
>last piss break meet with any promising or interested students and try to get them to meet and interview
that's it. Just networking in classes I have to take anyways. They want to work for you and you want them to do some work. It's usually pretty casual and smooth.

>>23437170
And if they're hot young females it's just an added bonus, right?

>>23437233
lol yeah

except I do my refreshers with my wife so I have to keep it honest. Plus over time you realize you can always hire pussy but you can't always hire a certified industrial worker!

>>23437247
>refreshers with my wife
As a "forever alone" anon, what does this exactly mean? Sex seems too obvious an answer.

>>23437346
I go to class to get necessary industrial certifications along with my wife who is my business partner.

she's also an MSHA and OSHA certified contractor licensed to sell to the US government and the largest mining companies in the world.

>>23437384
How often are the refreshers?

>>23437170
Alright sweet I'll remember this, I was thinking more geological work but I also need help with OHS, I've posted here before about trying to setup a small mining operation which has full enviromental approbal but I'm getting smashed by the safety department, they've hit me back again with small stuff like what am i going to do for worker accomodation, eg have to supply drinking water and toilets, it all has to be installed by licenced plumbers electricians, tested and reported monthly etc.

>>23437430
every year.

we do have sex refreshers too, but that's strictly after class

>>23433000
checked, based, must be pan man.

>>23437454
>every year.
Why so often?
>we do have sex refreshers too, but that's strictly after class
Kek.

>>23437441
I'm a geologist, that's how I got into this game.

same rules apply though. Any geologist in US mining has to get an MSHA PART 46 or PART 48 NEW MINER cert. So if you want to meet geos or geo engineers you go to your MSHA class or the bar.

>>23437478
>Why so often?
just the law. you have to sit in class every year to remind you of safety and law

>>23437496
I'm assuming you have to pay for those classes like any other thing that requires license renewal, right?

>>23436843
your taxes need to be raised to fund universal basic income. rich assholes deserve nothing but contempt.

>>23437526
yes, my company pays for my classes and my time in class. Pays for my crew as well.
>>23437596
eat the rich

I don't give a fuck, I'm old and retired. And I pay more taxes in a normal year than the average american makes in 10.

>>23437622
Would you have any tips/advices for a young entrepreneur to exploit some inefficiencies in the mining/industrial business ? maybe in water treatment ? I'm EU and geological engineer if that helps

Rate my stack

>>23437702
I don't know a lot about your laws. If you were US I'd give you a rundown on federal contracting because working for the government is where the regular paycheck is.

Mining is cyclical. Environmental work is constant. But just in general I'd say do what I did. Go to work in mining and learn what your supervisors and vendors are earning.. Contracting or management can both be quick tracks to wealth.

>>23431082
Buy bitcoin

What if crypto golden bull run is controlled event to keep people away from gold and silver which ((they)) are clearly hoarding?

>>23437702
I'd also recommend a BA, but that might be outdated. It worked fine when I was in school 30 years ago, but I don't know if it helps now.

>>23437836
>a BA
an MBA,
sorry, like most geologists I'm quite drunk

>>23437771
Are those gold leafs on the bottom?

>>23437702
other fields that are worth looking into in the US at least are industrial hygiene, safety officers, and compliance officers. None of those is strictly relevant to your course of study though. Here you'd make bank working for Jacobs or some other large engineering firm.

>>23438079
>>23437860
>>23437836
So basically, learn the regulations & provide a solution for the biggest company to health, environment and safety issues ?

Damn I wish I had more manpower than me alone and my dick.

I also wanted to provide new kind of devides for the smaller scale mining, maybe like a mobile ore processing units on trucks or something ?

Do you think it is worth it to buy 35% or 40% silver coins at slightly below spot or is it better to go for 90% and up?

>>23433446
replaces pt1?

What's all this business about Peter Schiff and money laundering? The governments really want to shut him up, huh?

>>23438174
Bump for answer

>>23438174
>35% or 40% silver coins at slightly below spot
The coin itself or the silver content in it?

I want a gold money clip but the new ones are expensive. Would a coin shop or pawn shop have one? Is there a possibility of a fake?

>>23438174
Personally I would buy the 35-40% at below spot. Silver is silver

>>23436183
Are there any pooled allocated platinum accounts in your country? That's how I buy it.

>>23438998
The silver content.

>>23438174
expect to only get 70-80% of spot for them when you sell unless you can get someone to pay spot for them, which isnt often, they are illiquid due to it costing more to refine them.

>>23439349
Any silver that you can get below spot is amazing anon.

>>23439446
Nevermind
>>23439434

>>23439349
generally 80% is the cutoff for most people FYI, I can usually find someone to buy it for spot, but not always.

>>23438079
You make me lol

>>23432994
Iktf, but with junk silver instead

>>23432994
>it's fucking addicting. It's not even really money wasted either but I need to chill lmfao

Addicting as a slot machine that always pays out more than you put in (i.e. more addictive than crack). I keep blowing my cheapie stock dry powder on cheapie scrap instead, only way to resist that instant fat ROI is to not even search.

>>23435957
Personally I'm not invested in any of that. I'm 'invested' in PM's due to my personal requirements for spaceship building. I can tell you lithium is not used by any alien race that's worth talking about... though lead is. Fucking boomer.

>>23437771
memeshit/10

you should own canadian maples, american eagles and thats about it

>>23439697
Do you melt these down?

PAN MAN (or anyone else who knows a decent amount on the subject), would it be worth taking some sort of intro to geology/mining fundamentals course to better understand drill results, shit like that?
if so, know any decent courses online?

>>23439729
He's changing the blades.

>>23436775
And why is that a problem?

>>23439729
I have a small electric furnace and have poured/cast things for fun, but send the junk scrap in for refining and ingot return (I keep intact the good antique silver items that are more valuable as-is). Been shilling my approach to eBay sterling scrap silver stacking for a few months here in pmg, no other way to consistently stack sub-$20 silver while normies are paying $27-30.

>>23439912
I'm interested in sterling hunting but it seems like a moderate commitment to learn the ins-and-outs of it. What % of the silver melt value do refiners usually give you?

Another news release, this one from DV.

DOLLY VARDEN ANNOUNCES $5M FLOW-THROUGH PRIVATE PLACEMENT FINANCING

October 22, 2020 – Vancouver, BC: Dolly Varden Silver Corporation (TSXV: DV | U.S.: DOLLF) (the "Company" or "Dolly Varden") is pleased to announce that the Company intends to undertake a private placement financing (the "Offering") to raise gross proceeds of up to $5 million from the sale of up to 5 million common shares that qualify as "flow-through shares" as defined under the Income Tax Act (Canada) at a price of $1.00 per share (the “Offered Shares”).

“We have been very encouraged with recent drilling success, particularly with step out high-grade silver intercepts targeting extension of the Torbrit deposit. Once again, we are very grateful to our institutional shareholders who have continued to enable us to advance our high-grade silver project. “commented Shawn Khunkhun, Chief Executive Officer of the Company.

The proceeds raised by the Company from the sale of the Offered Shares will be used to incur eligible "Canadian exploration expenses" that are "flow-through mining expenditures" (as such terms are defined in the Income Tax Act (Canada), related to exploration of the Company's mineral properties located in British Columbia.

Eventus Capital Corp. and Mackie Research Capital Corp. have been appointed as finders in connection with the Offering. The Company may pay a cash finder's fee of 6% of the gross proceeds received by the Company from investors introduced to the Company by such finders.

>>23436665
Also Pan Man, when you wake up could you check those pictures of the drill core samples? I'd like to hear what you think about them.

>>23437086
These socialists are not getting my ounces.

Had a nasty boating accident

>>23439759
One tip I've got for people looking at drill results is you gotta visualise the orebody the drill results are representing, the long sections and plan views are good for this.

One of the best drill results I've seen was something like 15m at 4% nickel, not very impressive at first glance, but looking at the whole announcement it was intersecting the top of an EM conductor representing an orebody 200m wide and over 1km long, you get the picture that this is something that is like the size of a football stadium, not some narrow vein

You can get some intersections that are bigger eg 30m at 5/gt gold but then you look at the plan view of the drilling and its only the fat section of an orebody with a footprint of a few hundred square meters, or even worse a 'director special' which is a hole angled on purpose to show a thick intersection, eg drilling top down through a narrow vertical orebody

>>23440015
>moderate commitment to learn the ins-and-outs of it. What % of the silver melt value do refiners usually give you?


Yeah if it were obvious to everyone then scrapping wouldn't be possible. I'm working on a noob's guide to silver scrapping that should be helpful, it's easy once you understand a few basic parameters.

I send scrap in for ingot return which costs more than just selling for dollars (which I don't want). Depending on to who and how much weight you have you might get 88-97% of spot payout for selling directly, for my ingots they take 8-12% of the silver weight as their fee for making them so I make sure my buy prices are low enough to yield sub-$20 silver after all costs and fees.

>>23433446
>made the cap twice
that kind of feely feel
thanks anon, i know these take some doing

Bayhorse going up today! get it fast before it moons!

>>23440334

Silver down
BHS up

Seems about right for Clown World.

GENTLEMEN!

As a poorfag, i want to create a portfolio that has as much leverdge on the silver price without any of the drawback of bullshit financial contracts and empty paper. from everything i've read, silver miners seem to be the best option. specifically junior miners/explorers. So ive picked my 3 favourite silver small caps : bayhorse, klondike, pacifico

Im going to split 9k between the three. If silver is anywhere near as bullish as i think it is i should see a minimum of 10x returns on these collectively.

thoughts?

The price movements of these microcaps is literally nonsense right now, unless there is corresponding news about the company or the jurisdiction in which their territory resides. For my own sanity, I try to pay little attention to the prices, and more towards just staying abreast of any developments about these mining companies. Whether something like Bayhorse goes up or down on a day when there is no catalyst event or major price change for silver, is pretty irrelevant IMHO.

>>23436665
ahhh lets see what we have here. Grades are promising but nothing monumentally crazy. The ore in those photos of Sorby Hills is galena and sphalerite, but its very fine grained and dispersed in the rock, I also see some breccia in the core infilled probably with a quartz carbonate material but I would need more photos to be sure. Not bad ore when your dealing with massive numbers like these guys are talking about.
>>23437117
thank you for reminding me of that! For some reason I totally forgot their seasons are reversed! This is what happens when I dont go to sleep.

>>23431082
literally my face reading OPs pic

are we really at the end of the PM bull run?

>>23440100
good to see Dolly Varden having a good week.

>>23440818
i want you to re- read that tweet

>>23440334
It went back kek

The increase was 0.005CAD
It's the smallest possible step for the stock at that price
Stop declaring happenings when that happens seriously it makes you look desperate

>>23440843
I don't think you understand

>>23439759
this course is very handy to understand ore bodies and the geology we discuss often https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXqE82UIVVU&t=460s
>>23440201
Yes this is very important. Also I love the term "director special" when talking about a core sample lol.

Silver is about 30 cents away from the bottom of the trend line. Who's ready to buy the dip?

>>23440334
this sort of hype isnt going to have the effect you want it to anon...

This is why people bought at 17 cents before/after the stoppages and expected mooning only to see it fall to 11 cents a short while later.

>>23440919
Me, but ill wait, if we are in the 4th wave of elliot wave analysis, we will break the trendline before the godly 5th wave up

>>23440906
Awesome thanks for the vid link Pan Man! Do you have any recommendations for geology/mineral identification textbooks or field guides? I'm good with sedimentary geology but igneous/metamorphic Rocky Mountain range minerals not so much.

ABANDON SHIP

Friendly reminder we are still within the current trend. If we break 24 have cash ready. But I dont think that will happen. Also remember this bottom moves over time based on the trend.

>>23440985
Should it break the trendline going down, how much will it dip about? I highly doubt I'll ever see the teens again.

>>23441100
Thanks for the updated chart anon.

>>23440550
why did you pick those three? is it just because they were mentioned in PMG?

Get a longer list, and do your due diligence, here is a list of most things that get mentioned here.

Can you tell me which ones are garbage and why?

>>23441003
ahh... how technical are you willing to go? On a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 is a highschool geology text book and 10 is a 4th year igneous petrology lecture.

For starters try and find a modern copy of A.H Lang's Prospecting in Canada. Its a bible I used to get through courses in university. The info in it applies everywhere and it is simple enough to read but can be very technical.

>>23440892
explain? did i miss something

>>23440965

Bayhorse hasn't dropped any more than any other silver stock. Look at Discovery Metals, Silver One, Irving Resources. All core Sprott holdings, all down over 30%. Nobody who bought BHS did anything wrong, they bought an excellent stock in a miner bull market, where timing tops and bottoms is impossible, and are now in the same corrective phase as anybody else. If you actually understand what's going on, you know that BHS is going up 100x, and aren't even bothering to check your stocks until silver goes over $30, following the stimulus bill.

>>23441261
>BHS is going up 100x
why? why this particular stock?

>>23441261
So far all I see is people hyping BHS with statements like: BHS going to 100x

My DD on them shows many issues,
low production at current, and a low max production in the future, management spread out/over hyping the stock/hype stopping it.

Bitcoin wins

>>23439912
I have to thank you, following your example I've bought over half a kilo of sterling this month, at an average of 78% of spot. Its been really fun learning the pitfalls and getting quality pieces, I got pic related for 48% of spot.

Eventually I'll refine and melt some of it into Ag, maybe in strange shapes.

>>23432994
Exactly!! I'm limiting my buying sprees to maybe once every two weeks, don't want to overextend

Does anyone know how high bond yields have to be for the Fed to start feeling terror?

>>23441178
Thanks I'll check eBay for Lang's book. Probably around a 5/10 for me, I just want to have a workman's proficiency and enough knowledge to understand what I'm seeing when hiking around, don't need to learn advanced geophysics just recognize and understand the fundamentals when out exploring (like what host rocks often hold sulfides, visual evidence of hydrothermal deposits, tracing faults, stuff like that).

>>23441440
forgot to mention dilution is very likely for BHS


News today for other miners:

Good news today, aurcana got a loan to finish opening ouray, very good news for them, that seems like it was the last major thing between them and restarting production. No dilution forthcoming from them.
https://ceo.ca/@nasdaq/aurcana-announces-receipt-of-credit-approval-for-us28m

>>23441705
Truly, he's the hero /pmg/ needs and deserves.

>>23441508
Bond yields won't go up they tried in 2019 and the stock market rejected it

If I can get these below $220 I think it's worth it. What's the highest you guys would go?

>>23437831
shut up. Bitcoin is fundamentally flawed and will go to zero

>buy more
>it dips
I have to be the only person in PMs that is actually losing money. I only buy on the highs and it never moons

>>23436911
I know. I sold out of my SILJ position once it returned back to +1%. I'm still holding GDXJ but it's still up like 5% overall for me. Might have to sell out of that one too and put the money in something better.

Fucking Cheesecake Factory has made me the most money over everything up +42%. Go figure.

I feel like we're just waiting for gold and silver to start going up but it's so fucking slow

>>23437771

>JMB Bars

who's actually minting these for JMB? anyone know?

I ll see you all later I have to get my tires changed out for the winter.

>>23441950
See you later.

>>23441805
Classy coins, I'd pay $240 for one but I hope you get a cheapie.

>>23441888
Not to worry fren. The prices waxes and wanes day to day, but over time you'll start to get in the green

>>23440728
Thank you for your expert opinion once again.

>>23442273
How did a non-larper stumble upon here anyway? It seems too good to be true sometimes.

>>23441705
Praise the Lord! and thank you Aurcanaman! and thank you Pan Man! Get in here brothers, Aurcana will easily go to $4+ in '21

IT'S DIPPING

>>23442182
I bought at ATH so I've been in the red since like August. :/

>>23442635
Just woke up?

>>23435957
I just need to find a metal source and I’ll buy lithium

>>23442370
>How did a non-larper stumble upon here anyway?

Not trying to be punny but it felt like I struck gold when I came across PMG in the summer. Did very well on my own buying during the March bottom but really didn't know what I was doing. Thankfully Pan Man, silver stock anon and other intelligent and confident traders gravitated together to help educate and prepare us for the Great Reset and everything associated. Been on 4chin since 2010 and have never seen a more helpful, supportive and high IQ general, it's truly a blessing to be here.

>>23442672
It won't dip anymore today, back into the stratosphere tomorrow.

>>23442746
Same. I'm late to the party but better late than never. I just want to secure my future, I don't need to make a killing.

>>23442704
>buy lithium

It's extremely reactive (like elemental sodium metal; instant fire just add water) so probably not worth the trouble. Instead maybe buy bulk lithium oxide, hydroxide or carbonate if you're actually autistic enough to want to physically stack the stuff.

>>23442810
I don’t think most people here are aiming to make a killing desu

I personally hodl PMs because I realize that they will eventually become out of reach for the wagie proles, at least in any meaningful quantity. Might as well leave my kids a treasure stack

>>23442746
I had the same sentiment when I discovered /pmg/ (Had already been a crypto holder.) What other general has a PAN MAN or comfy advice about getting deals on physical or the inside scoop on miners? 90% of /biz/ outside /pmg/ is just brain numbing bullshit

>>23442810
>I just want to secure my future, I don't need to make a killing.

I strongly believe that this humble and wholesome approach is by far the best. The universe doesn't universally reward greedy moonbois, and indeed the greedy mindset will inevitably lead to ruin if never reigned in.

Honest hard work and preparation for the uncertain future will not only be the best way to secure your future but also instill the discipline and wisdom to actually grow your wealth and perhaps find yourself quite rich when all this fiat death/reset business is over with. Not trying to get into spiritual juju but only the man who has truly earned his wealth will be able to fully enjoy it. Be strong, courageous, kind and honest in your life and you will reap all that you sow my fren.

I like silver eagles

>>23439728
let people enjoy things, anon.

>>23443392
>premiums went up
Bullish.
https://bullionexchanges.com/2020-1-oz-silver-american-eagle-coin?utm_source=findbullionprices.com
They have them for around 29 bucks if you're planning to get some. Or go to your lcs with some cash to avoid taxes.

>>23443392
>As low as
JFC what a scam

>>23437086
Probably pretty likely in cultures that emphasize gold stacking.

>>23437771
cant tell if coinvivor or pirate tier

very nice though

Irving Resources almost at 6 month low. Opinions? Is thsi a buying opportunity?

>>23435282
You shoukd go ahead and give yourself a tripcode name then. Thanks for coming to the board. Hope you stick around.

>>23436026
Geology majors are also another good bet fyi. We have lots of lab experience and a good scientific background. We are taught multpile disciplines of science. Chemistry, biology, physics etc.

>>23436665
Shame that ameritrade wont let me invest in them

Daily remember, gold is the metal of gods and emperors. If you have gold, you're on your way to become one of these, with plenty of BJs and foot massages

>>23443741
I'm halfway between coinvivor and pirate tier.

>>23444075
When do you think the silver price will bottom out?

>>23444096
Right now the whole market is riding the volatility of delayed stimulus and elections. So, no idea.

>>23440100
Can somebody put this in laymans terms? What are they doing here? Is this share dilution or something shady or is this normal business practice good thing. Im new to financial side and WANT TO UNDERSTAND THIS.

>>23442746

The thunderbolt moment for me was (blogpost aside of my life collapsing), I noticed that chicken had doubled in price at Walmart. I knew if Walmart, with all its loopholes and poor labor policies and chinese products couldn't fight inflation, then nothing was going to. I have always been slightly financially oriented, I always tried to make my money work for me, but in this climate my money is a liability.

So, I investigated silver on my own, and stumbled in these threads on accident. It paired up nicely. Started in August near the high point, unfortunately, but I can sit on it forever.

>>23444172
I thought silver corroded if you take it out like this.

>>23444291
>silver corroded
Never. Only tarnish.

>>23444291
It spends 99.9 percent of it's time in plastic tubes in my safe, it only comes out when I make a new picture and want to take a picture for strangers on the internet.

Anyone recommend a good refiner for getting bars back for your scrap? Best return and reliable?

>>23440550
DO NOT PUT THAT MUCH MONEY ON BAYHORSE.

You will regret it. Put it on silver one or impact instead. They have much more potential. Bayhorse is a good company but the stock os funky right now. Put a couple hundred on bayhorse but not 3k for fuck sake

>>23440550
You have lots of research to do. If you are itching to make an investment now, klondike is a good one. Silver one is a good one. Impact is a great one. Pacifico is a good one but do your homework. Bayhorse is good but dont make it a core posistion for fuck sake.

>>23441440
Thats my main issue with them is production. I think people over estimate what they are capable of, however they are acquiring several other properties and projects.

>>23444172
Ah I remember those Etsy mushrooms, your stack has been expanding at a good clip great work anon! Also, PMG blogposts are best blogposts, glad you realized what was happening while we still have time to accumulate. Nice Texas round btw, based motto.

>>23444457
Only place I ever used is Prospector's Gold and Gems in Colorado. They strike pretty cool 1/10 oz gold rounds that you can get returned for the scrap sent in which is awesome, probably better rates elsewhere but my scrap gold was dirt cheap and 1/10ozers are my preference.

>>23444867
The lighting makes it look like silver.

>>23444623
Why is everyone shutting on bhs?

Also if not BHS then what? :’( my top 3 are impact, bhs and tinka

>>23445002
I believe.

>>23444158
anon... you can google things yourself

Ill be nice though,
TLDR version is that flow through financing is something available in canada.

Basically the company can issue new shares at a higher price because whoever buys those shares can deduct them from taxes.

Yes it is issuing new shares, so yes it is dilution.

All that info is in the first google hit if you google "what is flow through financing"

>>23444945
Direct sunlight, my palms aren't that pink/purple either. Guess I need a new pic, I'm not a good photographer sorry.

PG&G also pours bars but they look too crude for how gold bullion oughta be in my opinion, the prospector coins are great tho.

>>23445034
Why aurcana? I’m starting to get the impression every single junior has major issues but If silver rises then it won’t matter, and that’s the bet we’re making

>>23444151
Have to agree here, right now everything is basically on hold until the election or some other big news.

>>23431082
THE TOP IS IN SEE YOU IN ANOTHER 10 YEARS PMFAGS

>>23444867
Thanks anon appreciate the response.

>>23445088
They're starting production relatively(in a few months) soon so they should be able to take advantage of the PM bull market. Also, they secured the rest of the funding needed so no threat of share dilution.

>>23444731
yeah I just think they are spreading them selves way to thinly, their management is already heavily understaffed according to pan man. More properties means more Cap Ex, which means more share dilution to even have a chance to produce.

Meanwhile they only do 50 TPD and have a max of 200TPD....

I get why they are buying more property, but right now is the time to ramp up production in my opinion.

My main concern is all the "buy BHS" people just make claims like "its a 10 bagger" "it will 100x" and then disappear when asked a simple question like why? This combined with actions from management that in my opinion were hype moves (stoppages ect) it makes me very wary, and is why I took my money out of BHS a while ago.

>>23445002
ok anon, WHY are they your top three? can you explain why? If you cannot give concrete reasons why, you probably are not making the right choice. If you just want to copy pasta someone elses portfolio just ask...

>>23441100
I feel like there is more to it than that...

>>23445088
http://www.aurcana.com/_resources/presentations/Corporate_Presentation.pdf


Do yourself a favour and actually read the investor relations pages for every ticker you even think of investing in.
Look them up on CEO.com as well.

If you cannot put a few hours into research for each ticker, you may as well be gambling.

>>23439912
whose your refiner?

>>23444172
>Buying food from walmart
NGMI bud

>>23445263
Okay dad :( I mainly invested based off indicated reserves

>>23445116
No problem, hopefully you update us if you get anything refined and returned. Wish I was more experienced with different refineries but PG&G is local so I deal in person, saves shipping costs and preserves my peace of mind. What form is that gold on the plate in your pic, turnings and sponge? Not sure what I'm looking at there.

>>23444970
Trust me. I fell for itm I'm still holding 10k shares. Its a good investment but it is not something you should dump the majority of your cash into.

Just get it into the right perspective is all im saying. Take all of your love and infatuation for bayhorse and instead put it with a more proven miner. Then invest in bayhorse but not this huge investment you are wanting to make. If BHS moons it moons, does it matter at that point whether you have 10k shares or 50k?

>>23445002
I dont like tinka but thats just me.

>>23445062

Seems simple to you but im new to the finance side so the info is appreciated.

>>23445272
>whose your refiner?

Prospector's Gold & Gems in Fort Collins, CO. They're local so I save on other costs even if they may not have the best rates because of the high labor involved in processing and hand-pouring everything. Some places will pay more but don't return anything or only return/trade taxed stuff like ASEs or Maples. Call and ask around to see what refinery works best for you.

>>23443228
>>23443089
I do want to make a killing. Always saved, wageslaved, went at the gym at 6am, never took debt, gave up the idea of family since I dont like the idea of not sending my children to private school or having a house instead of a tiny appartment, gave 3% of my savings to charity every year since everything count. But I dont want to be a slave all my life, I want to retire before 35 and I have this chance now. So I'm fucking going all in on smallcaps and I do hope to at least get a million with the few hundred I can put every month. I have all the time in the world and I'm fine with this collapse taking 10 years, its nothing compared to my daily life. God bless PMG for helping poor guys like me. We're going to make it. Greedy bankster can't always win.

>>23445372
Well I’ve only got 1/6 of my folio in it, But Im only working with like 7k.
>pic related

>>23445481
Looks good to me. I would work on getting in more solid positions with some of the more established companies. I hold 10k bayhorse as well.

>>23445526
I’m looking for high beta stocks. Right now I’ve got 340oz of silver and .75 oz of gold so I’m trying to pick small caps to leverage myself more. The ol barbell strat you know

>>23445203
Is that chart weekly candles?
Yes there is always more TA that can be done. What you are describing is a penant- although you really should be more accurate with your memelines if you plan on using them for making trading decisions.
Regardless it will stay in the trend, and once it hits the squeeze point (if still in the trend) the commodity will NEED to choose either up or down.
But as you can see in pic related this penant/consolidation doesn't even begin to get close to the current trend until a few weeks from now, which is why I have left it out of my TA (as it is not really relevant yet)

>>23445273
My whole life fell apart, my wife cheated on me and maxxed out all my CC's. Had to file a Chapter 7. Starting over from scratch, now it entails buying silver, lifting weights, and living as modestly as possible to achieve my goals. It's fine, I'm not above Walmart.

>>23445372
Yes it does matter between 10k and 50k shares.

>>23445611
Kek what a fucking nightmare of a wife. Declaring bankruptcy was a really smart move. A lot of people don't either due to pride or simple ignorance and basically become debt slaves because of it

>>23445633
Does it really though?

If you are talking a 100x does it really matter? Its just greed at that point.

>>23445595
Also the upper part of the penant will start acting as a new resistance (as opposed to the top line of the current trend) once it crosses the top line of the current trend.

>>23445288
that is one factor to look at, but do you know the AISC to extract each of those OZ's?
Are they even producing? If so how many oz per year can they produce at that AISC?
If not, when will they be producing, is it a pipedream or no? will they be diluting their shares or no?


If you are going to invest thousands or tens of thousands of dollars you need to put in the time. I know the PM bull run will increase most miners, but some will still go belly up before or during that, and some will turn your 1k into 10k, some into 100k or more, so it is worth it to research.

Pic related is why aurcana is now my largest position.
$10.71 AISC per AG Eq oz
able to produce 3.1 million AG eq oz per year
32 million oz M+I (so far) so at least 10 years of production, realistically many more
Equipment in place
competent management
permits in place
as of today, last leg of financing in place (ie no dilution)
and they have well organized investors packets + PR which is sadly not as common as one would think

>>23440550
>thoughts?
If you're going to waste your money like that anyways you could just give it to me instead

>>23445611
Good luck man

>>23445611
>I'm not above Walmart.
We are all above the shartmart anon, do yourself a favor and buy your meat elsewhere. They are poisoning your body and mind with that shit. Buying condiments or crackers or the like is one thing. But buying meat that was raised in the stats by chink companies , shipped to china for packaging and then shipped back to walmart is etc is just some of the practices of the shit you will find there. If you are trying to better yourself , lift weights etc, it is worth the little extra to buy your chicken or other meat elsewhere.

>>23445699
It’s not greed. It’s the whole point of investing. Same with choosing between two jobs offered to you and you accepting the one that pays more. Maximizing return on money that you earned, without being reckless, without interfering with anyone else, is not greed.

>>23445611
Sucks bro, i remember you, you are doing well though and being honest with yourself like that is going to get you places.

>>23445595
Yes, weeklies.

I can't decide whether or not to pull the trigger on this deal. I want to get a good entry

>>23445732
Those charts are based. Man now I’ve gotta rebalance. I guess if I pair indicated reserves and their AISC and how much actual working capital they have then I can make a more wholistic picture of the Corp.

Thank you anon. Do you have any other tips? My DD focused on indicated reserves and the g/t / grades, but I guess I need to account for more.

Right now I’m down 7% overall, maybe eating the loss(when it’s a Green Day) and rebalancing on a dip would be my best solution.

>>23445982
Woops forgot screenshot

>>23445839
I started buying my meat wholesale from a reataurant supplier. I get it for 1/3 the price of grocery store and grocery store is select grade bottom tier shit and i get prime. I buy 100lbs at a time and freeze it.

>>23446022
>5oz for 200
Dude no.

>>23446084
$CAD tho

>>23446022
SGB gang

>>23446102
Still about 30 usd/oz. I mean it’s not bad if you really want the asahis. You might be able to find them a few bucks cheaper if you ask on /pmsforsale

>>23446128
Gang gang

>>23446153
Eh for me I look at it this way
Buying from SGB means it's guaranteed
Free shipping
No import/duty fees

>>23445263

>>Mine was reopened in 2011 by Star Mining and in 2014 was purchased by Fortune Minerals (with financing from Lascaux Resource Capital); a combined US$67 million was invested into the
mine and mill to commission and begin ramp-up; concentrates were sold to Glencore. The mine failed to attain positive cash flow primarily due to execution failures.
>> In 2015, Lascaux foreclosed and reorganized the project under
Ouray Silver Mines (OSM) with new management.

I was just skimming through this but I'm surprised just how many miner companies either financed, sold, went bankrupt or just tranferred this Colorado mine in a span of 10 years! Wow, is this what happens to most junior miners? It seems like they go bust before anything is done.

>>23446153
Asahi's are pretty cheap though. Right next to Sunshine and silvertowne.

>>23446060
I have so many options to buy locally raised beef I have no worries besides the price. I buy a quarter - half a beef at a time from local butchers. Yes it is more expensive but if you like finer things such as silver you owe it to yourself to buy better food and not all the processed shit and poison they are trying to get you to willingly consume. Not being above walmart means you will eat the bugs or the lab grown meat if they get it to that point, do not give in to this shit, my body is a temple

>>23445669
>>23445761
>>23445918
Thank you guys, we're all gonna make it, I promise.

>>23445839
You're not wrong at all, brother. I had basically nothing for a bit. I'm a former Army officer, I have multiple degrees, if anything I'm over-educated, I'm not a stupid guy. This woman just robbed me fuckin' blind. She even got the title to my car. A month prior, she convinced me since she has disabled vet plates, to sign it to her and we won't have to pay registration anymore. Seemed like a good idea when we're a family unit. Less than 30 days later, I find out all this shit and she says she's keeping the car. I bought my first batch of silver while riding a city bus and having crackheads yell and threaten each other. Riveting.

>>23446234

I hope in ten years time, you will become very successful and wealthy because of this endevour.

>>23446224
Yeah but you could probably get eagles at 30/oz if you’re looking to spend that much per oz. or even maples. Why settle for the genetics if you’re gonna pay those prices, that’s how I see it

>>23446060
Yooooo Canadian stacker here
Can you give me some tips on this? How do you find a supplier? Any names?

>>23446279
I know, which was why I was surprised at those prices.

>>23445595
>>23445203
this is my pennant memelines. the end of those lines are right on Nov. 3, election day. big move coming then

>>23446216
it was a much tougher game at $15 an oz silver

>>23446102
SGB is 2nd best canadian dealer

PMX is cheaper, you get 10 oz poured bars usually cheaper then anywhere else.
https://www.colonialacres.com/ has some good deals too, and the charge the same for credit cards as cash on some PM's (WTF I KNOW!?!?!?)

shop around, your product is good just get the best deal you can on it.

>>23446234
Christ anon , that kind of pre-meditated "exit strategy" is fucking disgusting. Do what you gotta do, but not just for you , for the rest of the dirty lurkers, fucking strive for better things, not fucking MORE consuming but Better consuming. And fuck walmart, I hate going in to that fucking store, since the covid mask bullshit I have taken a lot of my money elsewhere but still have to spend some at that fucking den of evil because sometimes there is no option

>>23446216
absolutely, I fully expect at LEAST half of the juniors to go bust even in a bull market, thats why the "bruh just throw money at juniors, they all will go up" mentality is dangerous.

/PMg/ is the best thread on this board. WAGMI

>>23446279
Eagles for 30/oz? Bruh they are 42$CAD on SGB

miners more like fuckin crabbers I might as well dump and hold physical

>>23446282
Google "local (your city here) butcher" anon... it isnt hard. I can get much better meat for the same price as walmart.

>>23446234
>I bought my first batch of silver while riding a city bus and having crackheads yell and threaten each other.
At least you have the extra motivation to do well now

>>23446388
I should add, SGB is best selection in canada, sometimes best price, and really good service + shipping.

Top three are SGB, pmx and https://www.colonialacres.com/

shop those three and you will be fine.

>>23446445
Dude I live in Canada
I literally paid 56$ for two AA (lol) Ribeye Steaks at a butcher here in London this summer. Also pic related

>>23445611
>>23446234
Bro...You were went to the cleaners. This sounds like the modern women which pumps and dumps men faster than any bad crypto goes on biz. Never be tempted by sweet words if you try to get love again since it is like honey. It tastes sweet until she turns of the heat, and it gets cold and hard. You will not know how you got in there once you realized you were trapped in her viscus walls. You got a good head on your shoulders, and you know how it goes when you see someone not check for an ied on patrol. You make that mistake one with a battle buddy, and move on knowing it can happen again. You can make it from it fren. Do not worry about the short term loss. Think about the issue as you taking a taste of what is to come with the dollar reset. The thing is, the women has no idea how bad things will be for her when she can not run the carousel again, and will beg you to take her back since she was 'dumb' and 'stupid' for stealing everything from you. Stay strong friend. Silver holds more value than mansions and vehicles since you can look at ancient civilization structures that are 3 feet in the ground. How valuable is that compared to silver and knowledge.
TLDR: Stay strong fren. We are here for you. Just hold on.

>>23445467
>I do want to make a killing

Yes of course so do we all, not trying to split hairs but I read other anon as saying "I'm not a greedy moonboi". I want to "make a killing" too but am fully prepared to wait and work for years or even decades to see it play out. I've lived a good and interesting life at 32, but have sweet intelligent babies to care for now at a time when the future has never looked so terribly grim. The most sacred duty and deepest instinct as a father is to exhaust all abilities to protect their present and secure their futures with every physical and intellectual resource I can muster.
PMG has been a godsend to that end so I try to reciprocate by helping teach about scrapping but one is limited to whatever pops up on eBay or at sales, whereas learning about mining companies and how their stocks move gives one much more leverage/power than knowing how to scrounge up $15 ounces here and there. /blogpost.

>>23446234
You've got some golden bootstraps fren, definitely gonna make it. Sorry about the horrible wife but getting rid of someone so dishonest and untrustworthy just BEFORE everything hits the fan will probably be looked back upon as among the greatest strokes of luck in your life.

>>23431082
good to see Black Panther and Aurcana up today

>>23446282
I live in texas but a simple google search should do you well. Look for wholesale beef suppliers and call around. Ask restaurants who supplies them their meat. Call and make an order but be prepared to buy at least 50 pounds and freeze it. It takes a little bit of research but not nearly as much research as stocks take lol. I get choice/prime beef here in texas for $2.80 a pound and it goes for 16$ at the grocery store. I buy 100 pounds at a time and freeze it and it is the sexiest fucking meat youve ever seen. My place does whole sale eggs too. I get 15dozen for twelve bucks.

Just how many of these junior miners pop up and disappear in a span of ten years? Aside from the ones named here, I wonder if there is a website that keeps track of every single one.

>>23446476
Never heard of colonial acres but I'll be sure to look into them, thanks chief

>>23446445
No he wants whole sale

Of all the Anglosphere countries it seems like Canada has the most expensive food by far. Britain and America have far lower prices for food. Not sure what Oceania is like

>>23446356
>>23445928
After seeing the top resistance of the penant both of you anons created on the daily I am inclined to agree with you.
Pic related is my updated chart (although not much different from either of yours). Thanks for pointing out this trend

>>23446609
>prime beef here in texas for $2.80 a pound

Daaamn not bad anon, what cuts, stuff like ribeyes? How much is bulk tenderloin?

>>23446504
Pmg baker is a based dude. Really enjoying this trip

>>23446432
30 USD. Dudes paying 200cad for 5 oz which is 40cad/oz(30 usd)

>>23446490
I have about 400kg of beef in the freezers. I'm fucking rich!

You Zesterners are fucked.

>>23446609
Dang anon. That is so hot of a marbling. This is true for any anon since lockdown really hurt butchers, and other food product since they have a surplus, and will sell sub-market since restaurants are not taking as much as they should rn due to lockdown and less consumer spending.

>>23446678
Not that anon but you don't really get "bulk tenderloin", the price cuts come in because you are buying an assortment of steaks , roasts , stewing beef, ground beef etc that the overall cost per pound drops drastically then buying two steaks at fucking costco or superstore etc

>>23446490
So do I.

Shits gotten really expensive anon, stock the fuck up on food if you have not. Very high chance we are the first western country to completely implode.

>>23446678
They literally have everything. Anything you could want they have it. I just buy 20 lb beef shoulders and butcher it myself. I spend about 300 bucks, get 100 pounds of meat and like i said its about 1/6 the price of the grocery store.

>>23446609

Alright I'm somewhat interested now. I'm gonna look up my meat supplier and see if I could order a skid pallet of chicken tendies.

>>23446713
Ain't cheaper anywhere else bud

>>23446744
Thanks man. Yeah ive been making a killing with these crashed beef prices. Before corona it was $4 a pound which is still a hell of a deal but now I'm paying $2.80

>>23446781
>>23446713
By the time you factor in no free shipping, duty fees, etc it's less affordable to buy from US shops

>>23446670
yes anon... you can get a whole fucking cow from the butcher.. I can buy a years worth of whatever cut I want from the butcher so long as I order in advance. again, its same price as walmart, but better quality.

>>23446504
Tripfag what d'ya reckon: I've heard it here that silver will dip to £18.20/$24 and will then begin its bull run. Sound right?

>>23446490
Canadian military is forcing vaccines on its members.

>>23446781
can get silver for 36/oz at two of the sites i linked for CAD anons.

Not sure how long that will last though, seems to be a trick of the exchange rate

>>23446768
You can get chicken for even cheaper roflmao.

>>23446609
Make America Heart Attack Again!

>>23446832
I have to feed this physique lol. Heart attack be damned

>>23437771
2020 ATB bat stew edition

>>23446767
>>23446793
Cheapies detected. Hello, based department.
>>23446814
Based on how the market is, unless you see massive amount of pressure from scamex or a massive ore body of millions of oz hits the market. $23 silver is the lowest it can go from now on due to liquidity and support. I see getting silver at a range of $26-35 is massively undervalued compared to the market targeting a stabilization point at $35.5-$50 spot price.

>>23446022
Literally my first website. Anon you need to shop around more. I made the same mistake my first purchase. Get a feel for the market.

>>23446988
Bro, why are you not on sdbullion and getting their special deal? https://sdbullion.com/1-oz-silver-rounds-new

>>23446988
Now covert that to CAD since buddy is a leaf
>>23446766
At this rate if we don't implode it will be a miracle
We're definitely on track to become a shithole, however. A socialist/commie one at that

>>23446988
Anon's a leaf. Those are burger prices.

>>23446988
>Canadian dollars
>Import fees
>Shipping fees

I will make the new bread guys

>>23446490
What kind of food can be stockpiled to hedge against this? Something thats like a dehydrated ration that will last 3 or 4 years would be great.

>>23447085
Thanks.

New bread

>>23447158
>>23447158
>>23447158

>>23446876
Pork is a vegetable in my country. Last year an American visited and we were at a cafe and they wanted something vegan to eat. He orders a vegan sandwich... and it had lard spread and slices of bacon in it. Admittedly it did have onion, lettuce and tomato. When he complained the waiter was like, 'dude, it's just lard and bacon it's not like cow meat.' Trustry

>>23447025
sdbullion shipping takes double the time, their customer service is ass. I only use them if I really see a killer deal.
>>23447035
>>23447038
>>23447041
Sorry I forgot that half this general is Canadian. As a tip I use craigslist/facebook and get deals at or below spot all the time, ASEs and all that good stuff.

>>23447087
Oatmeal. Rice. Beans. All store for 25 years right in the package. Get it while you can....

>>23441479
what was the ebay listing for that