/biz/ - Business & Finance

Thanks for baking OP

you do own gold jewelry, don't you?

>>23957017
I've been looking for something like this

>>23957081
beautiful

>>23957088
Ended up ordering silver bearing quartz this weekend

>>23957081
I want one with a lighting bolt in the middle

>>23957009
Classic

>>23957081
I love vintage rings like that. I have been looking to get my wife a vintage opal ring, but I would love to get something like that.

Good to see theres always a thread up

Silver will be a part of the great reset

Anything interesting going on? Juniors are going quiet til the spring out here. I saw Mountain Boy Minerals wrapped up their drilling program this season and awaiting drill results.

>>23957017
I have accumulated a significant amount of jewelry and semi-vanity items like tie clips and cufflinks through gifts from elderly family members, beating out the first-born of their other children's families according to them. I guess old people think that I'm going to make it, at least

>>23957017
I hate accessories. Jewelry is for women, and brown people.

FWTDHW Status: Online shopping at Crate and Barrel

>>23957361
>I hate accessories. Jewelry is for women, and brown people.
Heh, think again kid

>>23957017
if I was a girl I would

>>23957436
If you're not sporting a white beard with that, you just look like some steampunk cosplay fedora faggot.

https://www.desogames.com/shadowcontracts-and-a-history-of-comex-manipulation-in-2020/

BIG BRAINED TAKE ON COMEX COLLAPSE.

if the guy who wrote this is not on /pmg/ id be shocked

Is it worth buying gold and silver right now if I have nothing?

>>23956994
First time ever sharing in these threads. 1982 Krugerrand 1/10 oz. Looking to maybe pick up another half oz tomorrow if markets don't spike too high before I make it to the coin shop.

>>23957755
>if I have nothing?
I highly recommend investing in a job first

>>23957755
What you should do is buy a set amount per month, to spread the cost evenly because the next few months are gonna be wild with Trump v Biden in court.
If Trump wins look up NESARA - DRAINING THE SWAMP 2002
Absolutely based and could happen one day.

>>23957841
>the next few months are gonna be wild with Trump v Biden in court.
almost all of his cases have been dismissed or withdrawn already. Most of his lawyers have quit.

man i feel like just going all out on physical

>>23957873
k keep demoralizing, he only has to make sure states don't certify by December 14th and he wins. Dominion is susp af and if you ignore that you are retarded and should off yourself
But I just bought my first gold and its coming tomorrow so congratulate me. 1/10th ounce random year US Mint.

>>23957921
michigan just threw out his request not to certify.

he withdrew in PA.

Arizona his lawyers admitted that there wasn't enough fraud to affect the vote.

It's not demoralization, he never had a case. And in the US a lawyer will be disbarred if they bring a false, fraudulent claim. Trump's claims are fraudulent and his lawyers aren't arguing them.

buy all the gold you can, but trump is a lost cause.

>>23957953
you'll never be a woman

>>23957953
>reddit spacing
Leave

dollar falling

These are all part of my collection I have been building fer the last 2 years

>>23957953
nice spacing and you ignored dominion im not gonna derail the thread anymore
Im up to 15 oz silver and 1/10th oz gold. I'm a poorfag keeping like 10% of my net worth.

>>23956715
All good mate, I think /pmg/ is like how different boards have tremendously productive and interesting discussions when it comes to things that aren't the board's topic, because there's no set expectation of what is acceptable. Some of the best threads I've been in for music have been on /co/, some of the best threads on comics have been in /fit/, some of the best threads about martial arts have been in /a/ etc etc
>>23957299
Yo Pan Man, been a few months so I dunno if you remember but that copy of Prospecting in Canada I ordered finally made it down under. Real interesting stuff, I'm very much a hobbyist when it comes to prospecting (do a bit of detecting and a bit of panning after a storm) but I love learning about this kinda stuff, so thanks for the recommendation

>>23957953
>>23957995
reddit trannys are invading, you're a freak and an embarrassment to your family

>>23958011
no problem mate I am glad I could help and found a copy of that book. Its hard to find here now, you usually can only find the modern version thats way less helpful.

>>23958007
>you ignored dominion
I don't keep up with your schizophrenic fantasies, /pol/

sorry.

>>23957299
Copper is continuing it's bull run, looks like it has a date with it's 6 year high. Rather interesting as copper isn't really a recession trade. Maybe the copper stackers were right after all.

In other news Canada still holds no gold reserves and Trudeau is out there preaching the 2030 "Reset"
https://twitter.com/ezralevant/status/1328020783596269568

When the decks get shuffled, those holding real assets dictate the rules. Unfortunately it does look like a debt jubilee of some kind is coming.

>>23958045
>schizophrenic fantasies
Objectively they have been at the center of a lot of controversies that extend beyond this year, iirc not to mention their sharing of a floor in Toronto with the Soros foundation

>>23958057
yep I saw copper making its moves, thats good for the massive copper gold molybdenum properties like Red Chris and Schaft Creek in the Golden Triangle. Also its just typical that Trudeau would be all over the Great Reset.

>>23958057
Great reset is the most fucked up thing ive ever seen.
"you'll own nothing and be happy"
>>23958073
Hes just derailing the thread on purpose at this point.
Anyone who is that demoralized is hopeless. "You can not change their mind even if you expose them to authentic information. Even if you prove that white is white and black is black, you still can not change the basic perception and the logic of behavior"
Just keep stacking.

>>23958098
>Based Yuri Bezmenov Poster
Keep Stacking, PMs, Guns, Ammo, & Knowledge

holy shit pmx is totally out of 2020 leafs. i wanted all my coins to be the same year

>>23957017
I have this 24k 1oz bangle and a few other items that usually don’t get worn. I like to wear the bangle though.

>>23958199
gay

>>23958199
looks like crap. the premium you paid for that is probably ridiculous. just buy a 1oz 995 gold eagle.

>>23958294
What's a 995 gold eagle?

>>23958098
Yea, we could be seeing a vitalisation of Canada's natural resource economy in the coming 10 years. Copper will be massive for the accelerating electrification of the world.
Uranium is in a massive supply deficit sometime within the next 3 years. Athabascan basin has the highest grade stuff in the world, and in the best jurisdiction in the world. Oil likely bottoming in sentiment and price soon, will rebound for at least one more bull run. We aren't switching to electric vehicles within a decade.
Gold and silver demand is going through the roof as fiat is coming apart in every country. Great news for Northern Saskatchewan, BC, Alberta, Quebec, Ontario, Yukon, Newfoundland.

We just have to kick the housing related debt issues and it's clear skies. Unfortunately the BoC seems to want to pump the bubble up for a few more years.

>>23958294
It was literally spot + $120 which is the only reason I decided to get it. I’m not interested in crazy premiums and already own plenty of coins.

>>23957654
I just started it earlier and it has cleared up a lot of questions I had mostly about the little I had heard of COMEX on pmg which is nice
>>23957921
Nice I just started getting gold a while ago and have been stacking 1/10 oz I'm up to 4 now
>>23958098
I highly doubt the great reset will succeed but if it does I think PMs will be outlawed/worthless and with the increased surveillance state it would be hard to have a blackmarket where they could be used

>>23958307
american gold eagle coins are .995 gold instead of .999. they have a little bit of copper in them to make them more durable.

>>23958339
What stocks are best to profit off of this?

>>23958495

Goldspot & Newfound Gold

>>23958420
AGEs are 916, silly

>>23957559
Sad but true

>>23958495
My favorite copper stock has been Oroco, but it's not as much a sleeper as it used to be. Quebec Copper and Gold is a high octane one that recently has gotten some momentum. I think copper is due for a correction sometime so maybe buy then. If you want to benefit from the Uranium bull market buy the Uranium ETF URNM.

Oil you can't go wrong buying around these prices so long as you don't touch it. We're at max fear right now.

>>23958420
Eagles are 22k. 22/24= .916

>>23957654
>milk that lasts for months
This dude is drinking cream. Tbqh, milk has been inflating at something like 8% per year in my area and it seems to happen quarterly. Cream is starting to become cheaper relatively, just water it down a bit

>>23958495
keep an eye on BCs larger Copper/gold/moly projects. Most of these such as KSM under Seabridge or the more recent Tatogga project under GT Gold are large scale lower grade potential open pits that would be better suited to operating with high copper prices.

>>23958098
>Even if you prove that white is white and black is black, you still can not change the basic perception and the logic of behavior
>grug say leaf bad but trog and bleg not understand!
keep stacking grug!

>>23958098
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgwXKz3RsyI

I dropped 1k into deep south resources as a long term copper play. Their Haib claim has a massive amount of lower grade copper, and they are about to do some more drilling to try for better results, as the property's older drill results where from drilling straight down

Really tempting to dump $2k into physical considering the dogshit everything that's happening rn desu

>>23958199
I hate 24k jewelry, it just gets fucked up so easily.

>>23958728
chances are that the market crashes and a selloff brings everything down

then again we live in clown world so a complete lockdown and stoppage of half the economy + civil war might be bullish

>>23958757
True. I have other 24k pieces that I rarely wear for that reason. But you just can’t beat the color and shine.

>>23958789
>chances are that the market crashes and a selloff brings everything down
Honestly I want this, but as you said, clown world. I have literally no idea what's going on

I'm saving up a large cash position. Should I liquidate a part of it at this point and buy more silver/silver miners?

>>23958789
It is bullish, havent you seen death race?

>>>23952761
Sorry for the late response.
I make $11k per month after taxes.
>$3k goes to living expenses
>1.5k goes to crypto
>0.5k goes to silver
>6k goes to high-yield savings (very close to buying a house in cash)

>>23959008
Doesn’t putting so much money into crypto make you sleep uneasy?
To me the blockchain seems way too weak to be a long term store of value
51% attacks are ridiculously easy to carry out by anyone with means

tfw I own some gold and silver

Is sterling chad here? Is the Poole brand of weighted sterling items any decent? I know Duchin sucks. What about Empire or Pierre?

>>23958098
>Anyone who is that demoralized is hopeless.
>demoralized
Most of the country voted for biden for a reason. Nobody wants trump. If he somehow stages a coup that would be demoralizing to the US.

either way the economy is likely to tank, but it's going to tank harder under biden than trump. And that's a pretty good reason to keep buying gold.

>>23959063
Not really that concerned. The majority of my holdings are in Bitcoin and LINK. Bitcoin is as close to a safe bet as you can get, there's a reason why more institutions are investing massive amounts in Bitcoin - I think the prevailing wisdom in a few years will be that everyone should have 1% of their network in Bitcoin.
LINK is one of the best performing cryptocurrencies of the past few years. It's a complicated topic, but I truly believe it will be worth an astronomical amount in 4-8 years.
I also buy a few bags of some other coins that I see as moonshots, but I'd say about 90% of my cryptocurrency funds are in Bitcoin & LINK.

>>23959327
Is Adam Back really Satoshi?

>>23958923
>>23958923
>saving a large cash position
you know we are headed into serious inflation right? I generally keep a lot of cash on hand, but I decided to start pushing almost all my cash into investments. risk/reward is saying get out of cash and into assets/PM's/stocks.

>>23959327
What happens if the power goes out?

>>23959508
they called me a schizo last time I mentioned this. apparently the power grid and internet infostructure has never been threatened and will never be threatens.

>>23959529
It’s not likely, but it is massively fragile. The internet can apparently be turned off and the further we the the more I believe it. It’s seriously worrying how effective a basic attempt could be in the right place

>>23959508
>>23959529
The power may in fact go out, and if that's the case then I lose that money I invested. If that's the case I also lose a lot more that I've worked for, so it'd be the least of my worries.
I'm a survivalist at heart and plan a lot of my life around the idea that the power could go out for a few months, a few years, or forever. I also plan a lot of my life around the idea that it may not go out for a few months, or a few years, or ever. Crypto keeps me hedged for a future that is filled with technology; everything else keeps me hedged for a future that is not.

>>23959560
>The internet can apparently be turned off
Absolutely
Most of it is run through cables; control the cables, control communications. Satellite infrastructure cannot hold up to the absolute fuckton of data that's pushed through the internet every day. With governments and tech companies looking to control the internet more and more, the "just unplug it lol" meme is becoming a bit closer to reality.
>>23959594
>Crypto keeps me hedged for a future that is filled with technology
I have some small crypto holdings but I don't see how crypto plays into a tech future at all. If anything, companies will just go deeper into proprietary systems. We're already seeing it.

>>23959508
>What happens if the power goes out?
not sure about other countries, but in the US several million generators and battery stacks kick on all at once.

>>23959504
My issue is, is that I've got a short time horizon and low risk tolerance. Bonds are out of the fucking question right now, and cash is looking more and more unsteady.
My only reservations with getting a bunch of pm is volatility.

>>23959594
Smart. As long as you know the risks and are diversified I can’t complain. Just a question I like to pose to serious crypto people that come here.

>>23959643
It's definitely a question worth asking. In my experience, anyone who thinks the power couldn't be shut off, or that their crypto couldn't become worthless in a single day, are living in a bubble.
At the same time, anyone who refuses to hedge into crypto is missing out on a massive potential for wealth. It's not without its own headaches, but it's worth it to me.

>>23959487
yes
>>23959629
>solar flare occurs
>our magnetic field is already pretty much fucked for some reason that no one knows
>all electronics on the planet either die, explode or get free energy
Worth looking into the Carrington Event

>>23956994
How many oz of gold to make it bros? I've been slowly accumulating these past few months but I still feel like a stacklet when I compare myself to people posting in this thread.

>>23959594
I own a lot of crypto myself, I'm actually embarrassed that I made a big chunk of my wealth of Bitcoin. but as time goes on, I've been moving out of crypto and into more traditional investments.

>>23959734
2oz suicide
10oz make it

>>23959734
Rather than thinking about it in terms of fiat, try and understand it historically.
A poor person in Roman times might earn 1/4oz of gold each year.
A rich landowner in Roman times earned about 1/4oz of gold each month.
An extremely wealthy urban Roman might earn 4oz of gold each month.

So an ounce of gold would let you live for 4 years as a poor person, which is absolutely true in many places around the world.
An ounce of gold would let your live for 4 months as a medium income earner, which is still true in a lot of places around the world.
An ounce of gold would let you live for a week with a wealthy person's lifestyle.

So it's not about a certain stack size, it's thinking about what sort of lifestyle you want to live and planning towards that.

>>23959718
These, were also massively behind on a magnetic pole shift as far as we can tell. God theres so much shit that could rek us at any moment.

>>23959882
There was an anon that figured out the math on what each rank a soldier would have made at the time, ill post it here tomorrow

>>23959734
>>23959882
I've could have sworn according to that one excel sheet a while back on what it takes to be among the 1% was 60 oz of silver and 20 oz of gold.

>>23959932
well shit, it doesn't take much to make it in the top 5%. almost all Americans are within the top 10%.

Well well well whats all this then

>>23960016
oh shit. let's go.

>>23960016

what is the point of gold when it doesn't even outperform inflation
if you want a store of value just buy a house instead

>>23960040

>>23960051
>when it doesn't even outperform inflation
okay this is bait

>>23960067

>>23960051
tell that to Detroit

>>23960051
are you retarded or just pretending to be online?

>>23960074
>>23960092
>>23960096
goldbug cope

>>23960074
It has to be, even the "buy a house" point is totally retarded. Nobody can be that stupid unless baiting. I swear boomer larping is one of biggest types of baiting, not just in /pmg/ but across the boards in general. It does make me laugh a lot though, especially the responses.

>>23960086

>>23960101
Kek. I'm waiting for someone to post charts at you.

>>23960123
beautiful man. how much did you spend?

>>23960129
in 10 years gold price went up by $700
if you apply world inflation averages you'll see you barelly gained anything, if even gained anything at all cause you will have to sell your gold at premium

Found this coin, is this legit?

>>23960149
20k aud
More pics in a sec

>>23960123
>HAND POURS

>>23959932
to be fair, this was during the reign of Julius Caesar when the Romans hadn't debased their gold coins to oblivion. Still, 3 ounces of gold per year to live well doesn't really surprise me, and considering the prices of things today it goes to show that gold is undervalued, and most assets are very overvalued thanks to inflation

>>23960201
Were you the guy posting about buying 400+ oz. a few days back?

>>23960123
blessed

>>23960123

>>23960227
yep kek

>>23960198
stop asking questions soulless NPC, just buy the coin.

>>23960250

>>23960266

>>23960266
you're a fucking savage. I hope you sleep with a 100 ounces next to you in bed tonight.

>>23960218
>gold is undervalued
true, if gold became the required medium of exchange it would be worth 10,000X what it is now.

but it's also true that it can't become the required medium of exchange because we'd need ~10,000X more of it to do the job.
the argument defeats itself.

>>23959911
I believe legionnaires earned around 200 denarii a year under Caesar, and 25 denarii equated to one aureus, so about 8-9 gold pieces per year. Each gold piece weighed ~8grams, about 1/4oz, so a legionary would earn about 2 oz of gold per year. Centurions earned markedly more than legionnaires, something like 3000-4000 denarii (30-40oz gold), and high level commanders earned into the 10000s (100oz+)

Keep in mind however that the vast majority of all Romans taxes were spent on the military, in part because the military performed a lot of civil services too like building aqueducts and the like.

>>23958199
not bad. premium?

>>23960317
haha glad I could share this with you guys

>>23960165
that's the whole damn point you nong, gold is a wealth-preserving hedge against inflation. It's not supposed to be a dividend-paying investment or anything like that, we fucking know. I swear, we have cryptokiddies and housefags like you dropping in all the time who have clearly never bothered lurking a few /pmg/ threads before posting their dumbshit. lurk moar ffs

>>23960379
thanks for posting, that's beautiful!

>>23960236
>>23960250
>>23960266
>>23960288
o my god its beautiful!

>>23960288
just need 5 more for a full pyramid, well done anon that's gorgeous

>>23957559
>steampunk cosplay fedora faggot
Yes, stupid people and their 'fun'. Fuck them.

>watched anime
>played videogames
>fondling silver
>good dinner
>order more silver
glad I took the day off today.

I can say soon the Uniswap will meet real competitors on the DeFi market. I can say, the Dymmax (dymmax.com) has all odds to rise even higher tothemoon. What is your opinion?

>>23960288
Fucking WAfags
Bet you're a miner or submariner. Good unboxing Anon. Jelly/10

Question.
Why didn't silver go nuts during the 2008GFC?

>>23961144
do you need to ask? people lost everything, lots of people were trying to hide their wealth and escape what everyone thought would be rampant inflation.

>>23960236
>>23960250
>>23960266
>>23960288
that's at least 3x Bayhorse's annual production!

>>23961550
ayy lmao

>>23959932
This anon-kun?

>>23960288
So hot, desu

>>23959882
>500 oz silver / 20 gold
Post like this make me forget I missed the silver miner train. Thank you.

>>23958521
NFG already pumped to outer space... Now I won't say they won't keep pumping if they keep hitting those amazing drilling results but they might also be overvalued

>>23961626
>missed the silver miner train
why?
How much did they pumped this year?

>>23961804
Things like impact silver went from 0.16 in March to 0.67 today, you tell me.

>>23960327
We're never going back to PMs as currency, especially not in a digital world, but a gold-backed currency is simple and certainly wouldn't need 10000x more gold to be possible. Read Murray Rothbard's The Case for a 100% Gold Dollar if you wanna understand better, it certainly helped me: https://mises.org/library/case-100-percent-gold-dollar-2

>>23959504
>you know we are headed into serious inflation right?
Short term we're in deflation now anon. The dollar is going down because people are taking risks and buying assets again right now but it's likely the dollar will rebound once more and asset prices will go down again when the market realizes that the coof market will continue for over half a year at least
>>23959327
>Ones and zeroes are safe investments!
They are speculative at best

>>23957841
>look up NESARA - DRAINING THE SWAMP
do you still believe in santa too?

>>23961899
I agree with the Maloney theory, deflation is coming for a bit, but I wouldn't wanna be in dollars when that ends and hyperinflation begins. The FED will not allow deflation to last for long, the printing machine must never stop.

>>23961985
>the printing machine must never stop.
the printing machine gives the illusion that the US can inflate its way out of trillions of dollars of government debt, even though every economist with half a brain (so obviously excluding Krugman, Kelton, Wolfers etc) can see that it is impossible without cutting virtually all government spending for the next 20 years (aka impossible). There will be a default and whatever consequences that may bring (maybe through committing every citizen and asset to the IMF so that "no one owns anything"), or a war and default, or hyperinflation and poverty. What that looks like I have no idea

>>23961985
Yeah it's hood to be vary of the ultimate direction but hyperinflation won't be a problem until the markets normalize from the pandemic first. If people aren't buying things, inflation won't accelerate because demand is decreased

What do you homosexual faggots think of my Silverfolio?

First Majestic Silver
MAG Silver
Silvercrest Metals
Endeavour Silver
Fortuna Silver Mines
Klondike Silver
Canada Silver Cobalt
Bear Creek Mining
Impact Silver
Excellon Resources
Defiance Silver

Anything I should add or take?

>>23960353
>under caesar
really we'd want to compare the wages after they refused to be paid in silver. Thats the stage of empire we are in.

>>23962076
BHS. Just kidding. Add some great gold miners for good measure, like PGM

>>23962184
Taxation, whether directly or through debasement, is truly the bane of civilisation, every single time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36vvwbE2leI

>>23962076
keep an eye on Aurcana, if you can add it at around $0.65 or less USD I'd jump on it

>>23962076
>he doesn't have vangold
ngmi.

>>23957299
The new Finnish mining law will be postponed until next year, as opposed to December 2020 as it was previously estimated. It'll be postponed forward at least a year, meaning it'll be A-okay to invest into Firefox Gold in the short term for example. The earliest the law will go to Parliament is at the end of 2021.

Source, Finnish government news office, feel free to use google translate:
https://yle.fi/uutiset/3-11608236

Also Pan Man, I found out about a wonderful junior that is probably going to become my new favorite gold miner next to PGM. Look into Lion One Metals. They've got a fully permitted world-class alkaline gold project in Fiji with both brownfield and greenfield potential

>>23962373
>gold in Fiji
wat

>>23962555
Surprisingly yes. Fiji is located in the Pacific Ring of Fire, or in other words in between tectonic plates. The area is has volcanic activity and is exposed to the risk of earthquakes of course, but this apparently means that the area also creates gold deposits. Other companies that have alkaline gold deposit mines near Australia are Barrick and Newmont for example, and according to LIO's CEO they're the only junior in the world that owns an alkaline gold project. Geo Quinton Hennigh also noted the similarity to gold deposits named Vatukoula and Raki Raki and the projects owned by the previously mentioned majors. The management is positive that LIO's Tuvatu project will easily be an over 10Moz Au project

>>23962555
Here's their October video update. Honestly I'm getting the same kind of vibes I got from NFG and now I'm regretting not investing in that company when it was still under C$3.00! LIO's financials are amazing too, they've financed themselves for the next three to four years with a ridiculous current ratio of over 8,000% and C$60M working capital. I'm certain LIO's mcap will go over a billion dollars and that the gold project will be fruitful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3dQKN-bTwE&feature=emb_title&ab_channel=LionOneMetals

>>23962687
well there you go, interesting stuff. I'm quite familiar with miners in Aus (as an aussie) and I know there's a ton of gold mining going on in PNG, but never heard about Fiji. Makes you wonder about some of the other chains like Vanuatu. Probably not worth taking my detector if I ever get to visit but neat nonetheless

>>23962884
Yeah apparently South Pacific areas are ripe ground for mining. Definitely worth researching more, although perhaps it's best to have only one or two positions in that geological location due to the black swan danger of earthquakes. LIO is also listed in the Australian Exchange too btw, knock yourself out and watch number go up anon. I'll be investing at the end of the month when I get my next pay. Going to have to pump a lot of money into this one when I still have the chance!

>>23962687
the ppl in that vid set off my bullshit detector

>>23963038
The data doesn't lie, and only retards would doubt Dr. Hennigh. The man is highly acclaimed in the mining industry. DYODD and then decide what to think

>>23963038
I can understand why old mate saying
>there's no downside
can set you off a bit, but hot damn what a project. I wonder what the liquidity is like on the ASX

>>23963101
They just ordered two underground drills for use in the consolidated Tuvatu mine. They'll be arriving in Jan 2021 and surface drilling continues non-stop until then. Just imagine what kind of hits they'll be scoring underground

>>23963049
>>23963101
sometimes I'm wrong, but about the only talent I have is knowing when I'm being lied to, passing, but good luck bros

>>23963157
well I guess that's why when it comes to stocks I only invest what I can afford to lose, whereas when it comes to physical I invest what I can't afford to lose. I guess time will tell

>>23963112
>consolidated
oh that doesn't apparently mean old, lol. I meant the old Tuvatu mine
>>23963157
You'll regret that attitude when you see that it takes more than first impressions to value a company's project portfolio. You'll see me reminding you about that mistake when LIO starts getting those underground assays. They've only scratched the surface!

>>23961834
is this a junior silver mining?

>>23963238
they're a small cap producer.

talking about 'from march' returns isn't entirely realistic as that could be the bottom of the corona panic crash which very few people would have bought the bottom of. still amazing returns tho(and thats just the beginning)

WTF JUST HAPPENED

here's a new one, the 7am slam down

>>23963449
It's all so tiresome, last week is was Pfizer, now it is Moderna.

>>23963481
what a fucking joke, another Monday vaccine, this one (((94.5%))) effective

>>23963481
Just algo trading. Think of all the debt they will create the buy these (((vaccines))) for 3rd worlders.
Bullish.

>>23963516
94.5% effective at permanently altering your DNA

>>23963481
All year they've been working on these, and now all of a sudden they all manage to crack the vaccine within days of each other.

>>23963516
I wonder if Moderna's CEO will dump his stock today

>>23963516
Funny, the immune systems of healthy individuals are 99.97% effective.

>>23963562
>>23963516
Wanted to react to (you), sorry.

>>23963564
and right after the election, fucking big pharma faggots

Called it at >>23955959, heh
If it drops more than 5% it's time to get another 3oz

here's last Monday's (((vaccine))) drop, hopefully not a repeat today

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT

>>23957299
All holy pan man. I didn’t get the geologist job at the mine. Gotta keep applying.

Any other benefit to buying precious metals than constant price and physical ownership?

>>23963411
Ok but why do silver mining companies pump that much?

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT

It's not that hard to find news guys

>>23963752
I don’t get it. Do people really think a vaccine will stop the money printing?

>>23963562
kek

>>23963806
>man

>>23963806
algos. notice how it found footing very quickly. maguire is right about how easy is to start forcing algos right now.

>>23963842
we're still pre-market, could drop a lot soon, looking for miner bargains today

>>23963919
It's not going to. If it doesn't drop by 8 eastern, it's not going to go further. The dollar already sold back to it's overnight range from a +0.10% swing

>>23963919
i bet her shits are really long and really slim

>>23963974
Nah she takes little Bambi shits, looks like little pebbles.

>>23957654
This guy underestimate way too much the comex and all the people behind. Same reason schiff was wrong when the fed created QE. It will take more than a single month for a complete crash. We could easily stay below 50$ until December 2021.

>He bought worthless boomer rocks
Lmaoooooooooooooo this shit is going back to $16 where it belongs haha

>>23961952
Yes. He gives me silver every year.

>>23964184
> ID /Bi/

After the cuck the bisexuals try to undermine the boomer rocks

>>23957482
Is goldsiver .be legit?
Do they release receipt/proof of buy?

>>23964565
Yes they are I have ordered from them in the past, fast shipping, but appearently have horrible costumer support. Personally never had problems with them. One of the cheapest in Europe

>>23956994
NEC is deflationary, metals are not. change my mind

>>23963481
and the russia vaccine prior.

smart money is going to notice the pattern.

You guys are about to have a really bad day.

>>23965145
hope so just waiting on cheapies

>>23965145
Don't know. That Gold rebound is looking healthy.

>>23965145
It's a repeat of last week, what are you on about?

>>23960368
$120. Dillon Gage makes them for a very reasonable price. Lowest I’ve found in the states anyway.

>>23965276
Jesus, that bounce back is insane.

>>23965145
3-4 weeks before my next pay, after that it can go up more I don't care. I dont have my position in Klondike yet.

>>23965385
yeah market is only going to buy into le miracle vaccine ™ so many times

corona is basically a modified cold virus, we have zero vaccines for those in thousands of years.

>>23961144
During a crisis everything gets sold off to raise liquidity. Silver hit close to $50/ozt within two years which is still considered GFC time frame.

i just want to FUCKING RETIRE

>>23964184
>/Bi/
O I am laffin
>>23964565
Goldsilver is legit, ordered 100oz Ag a few months back and arrived in three days from Belgium via UPS
>>23965145
I unironically wish that these vaccine news keep metals down for the rest of the year so I can buy miners on sale

>>23965630
Barrick is down to $25.52 a share, just bought some

Skinny Joey is gonna flip on Dementia Joe
>4 more years for Trump

>>23960353
im hoping this isint what caused his ban

The ratio of gold/platinum is historically high. Why shouldn’t I buy platinum instead of gold and silver atm?

>>23966219
watch 20 hours of alex jones on rogan and tim pool podcast and he claims that the good guys are winning the war against the globalists in nearly all fronts (except canada). its more than just 4 more years, trump may actually be uprooting and destroying evil. pretty white pilling. im still concerned about canada. the globos seem to have used it as a nexperiment for future society which is scary. they have 2 billion slave labour of china with withe natural resources of canada, explains the fishy relationship between china and canada and how china is somehow obtaining ownership of canadian gold mines

>>23966493
I buy platinum instead of gold and silver ass to mouth regularly

>>23966587
>I buy platinum instead of gold and silver ass to mouth regularly
Dare I call the based department?

>>23966493
Just be aware that there are higher premiums on platinum and you’re unlikely to get as much back when you go to sell. A lot of shops aren’t really interested in buying Platinum so it’s harder to get rid of. That being said I like it and I do own some but I think the better move right now is to own companies that mine platinum like Sibanye Stillwater

>>23966059
good buy bro, just got some too, @ $25.58

>>23966785
40 shares at 25.75.

>>23966785
>>23966989
Nice all cheapies

>>23965145
I bet you financial cucks are shitting yourself knowing that the apex predator will soon be reintroduced and you will be culled as the weak, fat, lethargic lambs that you are

>>23967473
Are these coins real? What are they?? I need to have

>>23967550
Yes, they are real
They are multifaceted high relief coins by the Canadian mint
https://www.mint.ca/store/coins/multifaceted-animal-head-series-1-oz.-pure-silver-extraordinarily-high-relief-3-coin-subscription---mintage-2500-2019-prod3570065

>>23967473
>140 each
Wew lad.

>>23967616
>140 per oz
Wew lad. Thanks for the link.

what is your go to rhodium dealer?

uh, what

Seems like Newfoundland is really going to be the home to the next big high grade gold district(s). Now everybody has eyes there, after NFG started drilling
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/326-tsx-venture/lab/87660-labrador-gold-announces-high-grade-gold-in-soil-samples-at-kingsway-property.html?utm_content=cU5Jb01PK1Q5cnAxNkNSeUdUaVZuQT09&utm_source=WebpushAdrack

>>23968303
Probably after Trudeau fucked up yet again, now everyone is talking about it

>>23968303
https://twitter.com/derf_anon/status/1327967377447936001

>>23962076
Pacifico Minerals

>>23967616
>>23967654
>>23967679
They look nice and honestly those would be stellar nuismatics but $140 leafbux per kinda hurts
At the same time it has reaffirmed my need to do checkups on mint stores because I don't think I'll be seeing these for sale anytime soon

>>23966493
Platinum has higher premiums, less liquidity and is highly taxed in a lot of places.

>>23963564
>>23963583
Of course. Hell, Pfizer was supposed to have announced results back in October, per FDA, but simply stopped doing tests until after the election, just so they wouldn't give Trump ANY kind of positive press.

Fuck those kikes, and I'm NEVER taking the Mark of the Beast.

>>23968866
What is even considered a mark of the beast?
Also, nice digits.

>>23968915
>What is even considered a mark of the beast?
So Biblically it's a mark on the forehead or right(?) hand that enables you to participate in commerce, or normal life. In that context, vaccines have been associated with a delivery method for quite some time in some circles as they'd be a discreet delivery system for something like an RFID chip while acting as a proxy for normalfags to go "just take the vaccine goy otherwise you can't do anything"

>>23968866
based

>>23968866
Checked. Don't take it frens.

>>23969209
>>23968866
Yeah, vaccines that alter DNA made in 10 months with no long term testing? I have two fingers for them

>>23969055
Looks like /pmg/ is getting all the numbers again today.

Wow. Silver and gold just didn't give A SHIT about the new vaccine news. Speaks volumes about the attitude of the markets

>>23969272
>vaccines that alter DNA made in 10 months with no long term testing
worrisome

>>23968332
Did Trudeau let something slip in a presser?

>>23969536
Meanwhile a lot of the miners are down slightly on the day. Good time to add some positions.

>>23969611
He went full retard and said build back better, reset, and agenda 2030 in the same sentence

>>23968866
read this nyt opinion piece
https://archive.is/RaKXO
the vaccine is bologna no matter what angle you look at it
>“According to the protocols for their studies, which they released late last week, a vaccine could meet the companies’ benchmark for success if it lowered the risk of mild Covid-19, but was never shown to reduce moderate or severe forms of the disease, or the risk of hospitalization, admissions to the intensive care unit or death.”

Coomer fucked up big time lads! Moar pieces are falling into place for a Trump victory! We couldn't have written a better story, the Dominion/Antifa loser that will land Biden in jail and lead to the arrest of many deep state criminals is named COOMER!

>>23969617
Some are up over 10% though. The PM market just didn't care, business as usual for most miners too

>>23969661
Topkek you got a link?

>>23969798
this >>23968348
My bad, within three sentences.

>>23956994
>Miners are your fens edition
FUCK MINERS MY STOCK PORTFOLIO IS DOWN 10% BECAUSE OF MINERS

>>23969856
Don't invest in shitty companies fool, besides miners are long term plays

>>23969898
i bought gdx and gdxj

>miners are long term plays
ah yes, the same explanation that the tankerfags had

>>23969961
>he bought indexes ATH
sasuga

>>23965145
>spot tanks
>can buy more for cheaper
>spot rises
>stack is worth more

>>23970023
>Literally can't lose

B-b-b-b-based!

>>23969731
>>23969272
I wouldn't say that they'd alter DNA, but just like the annual flu shots (which I'm proud to have taken exactly 0 of), they don't even give you full immunity against whatever virus it's for. They only make the infection "less severe".

Fuck that noise. Full immunity or no vaccine. That's how we eliminated polio and made chicken pox a thing of the past. More people need to stand up and demand this. No more annual cash cows for half-measures.

>>23970509
>Fuck that noise. Full immunity or no vaccine. That's how we eliminated polio and made chicken pox a thing of the past.
That’s a crock of shit, this graph shows that dangerous diseases all started to decrease around the same time regardless of a vaccine or not. Why? Better and more widespread sanitation. Vaccines cause far more damage than they do good, with dangerous levels of aluminum, formaldehyde, and MRC-5 aborted fetal cells that alter your DNA.

>>23970874
Measles was eliminated from Western society without a vaccine. Why do we need a vaccine now? Oh right, because fucking Africans are immigrating and bringing diseases we already got a hold on back into our society. End all immigration, make all citizenship birth right only.

Happy pepe

>>23970509
>>23970874
>>23970922
If some studies can be believed, antibodies only stick around for 4 weeks in asymptomatic cases anyway
A vaccine would be categorically useless without monthly inoculations

https://twitter.com/TheGoldAdvisor/status/1328386869109821444

It wasnt in my porfolio (IPT, DV, CCW, VGLD, KS) but I'm considering it. The only thing that annoy me is that I prefer producer instead of someone that will be bought after a big discovery.

>>23970978
This orc guy I have came with a leather sack so naturally I filled it with silver.

>>23970978
Based

>>23971081
Add gold miners!

>>23971135
im still a bit jelly, i know of a guy that makes similar stuff but hes been shut down this year

>>23971433
I'm pretty poor thats why I only have 5 positions. I was considering a gold stock for the 6th position but they're all too expensive beside Golden Mineral and I dont have a good opinion of them. Its not that bad being full silver anyway.

>>23962373
i was looking at Lion One a few days ago, I should look into Fiji's gold mining history and see if they had any serious placer deposits found.

>>23962373
>fully permitted world-class alkaline gold project in Fiji with both brownfield and greenfield potential
How far along are they? How close to production, anon?

>>23963729
never give up mate! You will find a position somewhere!

>>23971534
Look into NHK. The stock is actually undervalued compared to its book value (due to investors having unrealistically high expectations for mineral resource estimate). Promising project portfolio too, ambitious.
>>23971648
Ah good morning Pan Man. I'm posting from work so my ID is different now. Please do look into the deposits if you can. Don't you agree the project seems amazing? I'm excited!
>>23971741
They're not focusing on production but they'll be readying for it next year. They have an old mine in the main 7km diameter brownfield area and are going to be utilising that for aggressive underground drilling once the UG drills arrive Jan 2021. Production will likely be after the year 2021. Maybe in three years at the earliest, would be my estimate.

>>23957953
ywnbarw

>>23971816
Thanks for answering anon.

>>23960266
Wow!

>>23971816
its rather interesting territory thats for sure, cant wait to see what the underground drilling discovers.

>>23972001
Geo Dr. Hennigh said the depoait has similar geological qualities to Raki Raki and Vatukoula deposits which (I think) are both located close by along trend in Fiji, so maybe looking into those mines could provide an answer to what you're looking for. Also along trend was one major cap owned mine on another island (nation?). Maybe owned by Barrick? Anyways there should be plenty of mines to look at near LIO's asset

Is sterling chad here? Is the Poole brand of weighted sterling items any decent? I know Duchin sucks. What about Empire or Pierre?

>>23971532
Hello fellow coin bag holder

>>23972114
yes i am doing my digging on this, I haven't looked at the Fiji gold trends much before.

>>23971532
I bought this at a little local arts event. The guy that made them was pretty young and I think it was $40 or $45. I thought it was incredibly cheap for how well-made it was.

>>23972224
I'll ask about the results of your research later. Thank you in advance Mr. Man

guys check out my new shilling holder I will be paying my ratings wages with it in the not too distant future as we raid the pleasure boats and yachts of the super rich. (I know suck as gif compression)

>>23970999
>A vaccine would be categorically useless without monthly inoculations
>Inverted satan trips tells all
And after you get your first dose that is what will happen or you wont have a job goy or be able to buy basics for your family

pmg bros, please be careful. people like ourselves are currently being targeted and will continuously be targeted.
I hope all of you realize how small of a population we truly are. how we think, how we act, what we know...it directly goes against the agenda. you'd be silly to think they do not understand us or know exactly who we are.
i know some of you are seeing whats happening and confirming the suspicions of the past becoming absolute truths. they've glee-fully given us the clues as a test to see who is alive enough to actually understand and front any sort of resistance. tread lightly.

>>23971532
>>23960288
>>23960266
>>23960255
PMG fat sack/stack
edition anyone?

>>23972567
Make it rain

>>23972748
take your meds king

>>23962076
Ge aurcana if you can, Im hoping for 90 cents CAD to buy more but may be wishfull thinking at this point, low $ rang cad might be last entry point.

>>23972748
Oh calm down will you. The ones in charge aren't malicious, they're just incompetent

>>23972587
Honestly, they can try that but I'll totally be down with starting an underground economy
PMs and crypto galore

>>23972792
>>23972805
if you don't understand then im afraid the message doesn't apply to you. scurry along like the little sewer rats you are.
>t-take your meds

>>23972767
Yes

>>23972805
>The ones in charge aren't malicious, they're just incompetent
And here the shill comes out

>>23965145

Thx for cheapies they were so yummy.

>>23972767
ye

>>23972767
>>23960288

>>23972886
Yeah the message doesn't apply to me beacause I'm not afraid of my own shadow. Lmao.
>>23972987
>6 posts by this ID

>>23973098
>>6 posts by this ID
Either you don't know how 4chinz works or you're actually retarded
6 posts in a thread is fine

>>23972748
Target how? Is there anything illegal about buying gold and silver with our hard earned money?

>>23973161
I'm just taking the piss since
>1 post by this ID
is always mandatory when discussing with schitzos

>>23973098
the message doesn't apply to you because you're a low-intuition drone. not going to argue the semantics of it with you.

>>23973241
ah aight we coo

>>23973243
Then don't argue at all. You're too jumpy. Just focus on the fundamentals and keep on keeping on. Peace

>>23972805

They're amoral megalomaniac retards who think they are geniuses who should control the little people for their own good... and who have no shame or the self-awareness to understand their own greed and shortsightedness doom any countries they govern.

They see the problems but don't realize that this is the easy part, and they are unworthy to wear the crown. A Great Man of history will have to arise to clean up their mess.

IOW: ((()))

>>23972810
I am all in for that as well, but I need to buy my children milk etc, how do I continue to make more PM's/crypto when no jab no job? With a digital currency I will have to shovel driveways or some shit to barter for milk for my 1 year old

>>23973241
>Everyone that disagrees with me is a schizo!!!

>>23973411
>how do I continue to make more PM's/crypto when no jab no job
You find someone willing to hire you or you start your own company
If they restrict people from banking then you should honestly just leave the country and go somewhere with weaker controls, do some religiously persecuted refugee meme
There's a lot of potential options

>>23973170
>Target how?
psychologically.
>Is there anything illegal about buying gold and silver with our hard earned money?
no, but its an anti-debt unit without a counter-party risk. things like this tend to be frowned upon within their system. why do you think metals are manipulated via paper markets?

>>23973481
>Everyone that disagrees with me is a Jew!

>>23972767
OK...

>>23973493
I run my own business which is not enough to support my family, it relies on cash and not digital dollars that you need to be chipped and vaccinated to aquire

>>23971532
I'd love to do this myself, just so I could hear what it sounded like landing on a table.

>>23973571
Are those white ones in the back silver Kangaroos? Looks like they're from Perth Mint. Awesome gold bars too!

>>23973601
Well idk chief, it's a case-by-case thing