/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24539368 Can someone please explain to me how to buy this as an American? Explain it to my like I'm an idiot, because I am.

>>24539964
Who is your broker?

>>24539631
Barrick Gold

>>24539988
Pretty Damn Near ATH

>>24539964
1. Get a broker that has access to the Canadian market
2. Buy New Millennium Iron Corp. (NML.TO)
3. Hope you don't get pumped and dumped

>and then he said, 'most junior miners will still go bankrupt during a silver bull run.'

>>24540028
There is an american pink sheets listing. NWLNF. I have no idea what happens to those shares though

hey guys how’s everybody doing. i was curing in investing in some miners or mining companies. could you guys give me some intro tips or information to get me started? thank you

>>24540025
What charting software is that where you can chart the market cap? Really useful!

>>24540060
I'd imagine it's like holding SLV instead of physical when the Comex defaults

>>24540032
I am saying you think these can double back to all time highs. I am saying they are already there. There isnt as much upside potential as you think

>>24540062
curious *

>>24540066
Koyfin. Its free anon

>>24540028
make sure you have access to neo exchange since the shares will be trading there after.

>>24540078
irregardless of wherever the ATH is there is enormous upside potential in equities that have small valuations but have properties with high quantities and quality of gold and silver underground. If you cant understand this basic principal and chose to be ignorant to the history of commodity equity cycles than theres no point in discussing it further

>>24540144
I get that. I just think you're probably better off with newer companies since the ones that are older than 10 years old are all priced in already. Priced in, isnt a meme.

>>24540078
>>24540144
im not trying to 'convince' you and sell you miners, i just dont want your inane FUD misleading anons and steering them away from one of the best opportunities they'll ever face.

>>24540141
...What if my broker doesn't? I just won't be able to trade them?

>>24540201
Oh, silver miners could very well pull a tesla and go to insane valuations. I just want people to have all the info and not look at a price chart history. There is more to the story.

>>24540226
Get a broker that does. If you are serious about PM mining investing you need access to TSX-v and ASX. Look up interactive brokers.

>>24540251
Mine has TSX-v, just not sure about NEO

>>24540283
If you have TSX-v you probably have NEO. Look these up. If you can get to a buy window you have access to NEO

>>24540313
Abaxx is going to list under ABXX on neo any day now.

>>24540337
the x rated version of ABX. top kek.

>>24540313
>Searching for Columbia Care only brings up CCHWF listed in the US
Uh oh

>>24540395
Get a better broker. I highly recommend Interactive Brokers. You can trade all the things with that

Hi there fellas, what do you think about baseprotocol.org?

Run into a lot of helpful reviews about it, everyone decided that this is the new DeFi Gem. What are your thoughts about it?
Is it good to invest in it now?

>>24540025
Lion One
Thunderstruck Resources
Mammoth Resources
New Found Gold
Canada Silver Cobalt Works

Tell me why all of these are shitty investments.

>>24540062
>>24540083
I just updated the OP in the last thread. See
>Relevant information regarding mining companies
https://pastebin.pl/view/fddd4572
for basics of investing in miners. Basic financial analysis not included in pastebin though, you'll have to learn about that yourself or maybe ask /smg/

>>24540480
Lion one. dilution

>>24540543
No dilution coming for a long ass time -- funded for three to four years with over $60M working capital.

>>24540502
>ask /smg/
You might as well be playing Russian Roulette.

>>24540480
Thunderstruck. Dilution. Just get Koyfin and look up the market cap charts. It exposes the dilution.

Is anyone buying Coeur Mining stock? Ticker is CDE

>>24540543
>>24540697
This anon is right. The number one risk of Juniors is dilution. If the price of pms manage to crab, you will be diluted because they have no other way to get capital. Buy anti-dilutive securities like warrants, convertibles, and rights whenever they are an option.

>>24540697
Thunderstruck is creating value right now via drilling. One of their drilling programs is a joint venture with JOGMEC who are fully funding exploration, the other drilling program was funded through private placements (dilution). It is reasonable to assume the share price will go up more thanks to drilling creating value than it goes down due to new shares

>>24540834
Dilution isnt always bad. If its to raise money for investment that will increase the value of the company its not bad. But often juniors are diluting just to keep the lights on.

>>24540909
>Dilution isnt always bad
I know.
>But often juniors are diluting just to keep the lights on.
For that reason I don't only look at charts. Better to do the DD on the company and see what they're actually doing.

>>24540337
Would you think investing in ABXX is better than NML? Or would NML be a superior investment due to the ridiculously low float? Really not keen on gambling with my money not knowing anything substantial about these companies and ABXX is just confusing to me as I'm only familiar with mining companies... But I could put aside a hundred or two for the lol's

>>24541093
They are merging via reverse takeover. Its an inexpensive way to go public. They will be the same thing 2 weeks from now under ticker ABXX

>>24541093
NML becomes ABXX. NML is doing reverse merger. They shrink their shares with a 12 to 1 and issue more shares for abaxx stock holders. Thing is, those stockholders are seed investors so those shares likely wont be trading so thats why you have such a low float.

>>24541129
>>24541176
Oh? This is kind of new to me so could you walk me through it here? So if I own 1,200 shares of NML I will then own 100 shares of ABXX in two weeks after the merger, am I understanding this correctly?

>>24541212
Yes. Thats correct.

>>24541242
Any idea how many shares of ABXX there'll be in total, float + seed investors?

>>24541292
There is going to be 62.6M total shares.
Under the terms of the Agreement, immediately following completion of the NML Reorganization with the Tata Steel Group (as described below) NML will effect a consolidation of the issued and outstanding common shares in the capital of the Company (“NML Shares”) on a 12-to-1 basis (the “Consolidation”) that will result in 11.1 million NML Shares issued and outstanding prior to giving effect of the shares issuable to Abaxx shareholder in connection with the Transaction. Following the Consolidation, the Agreement provides that NML and Abaxx will be completing a business combination transaction, pursuant to which the NML Shares will be issued to holders of common shares of Abaxx (“Abaxx Shares”), including Abaxx Shares held by Convertible Debenture Holders, on the basis of 0.809 post-Consolidation NML Share for every one (1) Abaxx Share resulting in the issuance of 51.2 million NML Shares. The deemed issue price of NML Shares issued to Abaxx is approximately $0.99 per share (or $0.08 pre-Consolidation) which represents a 27% premium to the closing share price of NML prior to announcement of the Transaction. The deemed issue price implies a Abaxx share price of $0.80 and equity value of $50.7 million, including the conversion of the Abaxx Convertible Debenture (as defined below) and Private Placement (as defined below).

After giving effect for the reorganization of NML (the “NML Reorganization”), as previously announced on August 5, 2020 and the Transaction, the Resulting Issuer will have approximately 62.6 million Resulting Issuer shares outstanding (post-Consolidation), of which 17.8% will be held by NML shareholders and 82.2% will be held by current Abaxx shareholders, which includes conversion of the Abaxx Convertible Debentures (as defined below) and the Private Placement (as defined below).

>>24539983
No broker, only using Robinhood. Guess I should start with a broker - who would you recommend?
>>24540028
Thanks for the help! Any recommendations on a broker?
>>24540141
What's a neo exchange and who would you recommend?

>>24541376
Interactive brokers. Depends on how much money you have too.

>>24541376
I'm just using the one that came with my bank. OP suggests Interactive Brokers though

NEO is an exchange in the same way TSX, NYSE, NASDAQ etc. are exchanges
But NEO is one of the smaller exchanges so not all brokers might have access to that

>>24541372
Thanks! That would mean that there'd be about $11M float. That's amazing. I might sell my CCW shares and buy some NML for the memes now

>>24541479
No wait actually my broker doesn't have NEO listed stonks. Never mind...

>>24541479
I think the entire share count will be open on the float. From what I am understanding though, most seed investors are in this for the long haul so you can consider 83% of the shares off the market. That would give it a float of about 10.6M shares or around $50M CAD. This "Could" do a moonshot based on a small float once word gets out.

Somebody please shoop some gold onto here please.

>>24541511
I just jumped in anyway. If a company moves exchanges which your broker doesn't have access to, you still legally own the stocks I think.

>>24541588
Yeah you do own them but how on earth am I supposed to sell them when I want to? Do I just have to cross my fingers and pray that they'll get listed on TSX or TSX-V and transfer my holdings there?

>>24541624
>>24541588
You may want to call your broker and ask. They may even just liquidate your position if the cant support it

>>24541656
Guess I'll send Degiro an email then

>mint tube came with 24 silver coins instead of 25
what the fuck

>>24541624
>>24541624
Might just have to call your broker and do it the old fashioned way to get it transferred to another account. They are listing on NEO exchange because they both are trying to get away from regular exchanges so their views line up. it may stay on NEO forever.

>>24541688
I posted a screengrab of NEO stocks you can look up and see if you can trade.
>>24540313

>>24541702
What mint? And where did you buy it from?

>>24541756
Thanks. These donut work. Doesn't support NEO.
>>24541710
In that event I'll have to make an account at Interactive Brokers then I guess

>>24541767
they are silver maple leafs shipped from pmx

>>24541843
Its worth it. IB opens you up to all global exchanges. When you set up trading permissions you just have to say you have extensive trading experience and then you can access ASX, singapore, Japan, all of it

Bond yields rising, election could be overturned in a few weeks, covid cases rising, vaccine rollout, moratorium on evictions ends in January. A lot of things could be happening soon, bros.

>>24541927
Nice. Another bonus is that they seem to offer warrants. I opted for only ETF/stock trading & -3% from all divvies at Degiro with the Custody Account because having a Standard Account lets Degiro "borrow" [sic] your shares in the event that Degiro starts going sideways. Will have to look into the fee structure at Brokers but it can't be that bad I'm sure

>get news ticker on Thinkorswim
>lists 5 valued material stocks
>kinross is one of them
>lies about them not having a dividend

>>24541702
>>24541767
>>24541862
NEVERMIND false alarm. two of my tubes spilled while opening and i accidentally put 26 in one tube. phew.
it would have really bothered me to have a weird number of leafs

>>24541991
IB has a small monthly fee for less than $25k i think but their trade fees are very low. My last trade was 40 cents in fees.

>>24542038
>40c
how on earth

Klondike up again today

>>24539883

Should be the fucking platinum edition.

Clearing 1048 makes a 3 year high and opens up the way back to 1200,

>>24541953
I'm so ready and yet so not ready

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>>24541953
If the election is overturned I dont think its a stretch to say people will be killing each other in the street down party lines.

>>24542630
the biden side seems totally manufactured. i think what is more apt to happen is people will go out in support of trump and there will be a false flag incident

>>24542618
dang anon so jealous!

Abraplata is so comfy.
>>24542630
The end of democracy would be the start of the great (final) exodus from the dollar.

>>24541422
>>24541459
Really helpful guys, thank you! God bless you.

>>24542066
>minimum investment $10k
lol never mind!

>>24539883
So if we all agree at some point that we want to protect our wealth from government monetary/fiscal policy decisions. We have a portion of our portfolio in PMs and miners.
Are there any other sectors of the economy worth being exposed to that you like? Maybe other commodities? Anything else? (Besides real estate of course)

>>24542007
Worth mentioning that it DRIVES ME FUCKING NUTS that you can put 26oz in the fucking tube. It's a tube Canada. Make it 25 or rake yourself.

>>24543636
Copper, Nickel, Lithium, cobalt. Problem with mining is its capital intensive and shitty countries can nationalize the mine. Real estate sucks right now because you cant evict anyone. Landlords are about to become part of the largest public housing project in history.

>>24541993
Which metals companies provide option to receive dividends as real money, gold and silver?

>>24543791
None. Keith Neymeyer talked about it. The paperwork is too costly. He says just use the dividends in their store. Share holders get a discount.

>>24543857
Best case is you have a company like First Majestic just refuse to sell their inventory at depressed prices. Need a bunch of major miners to band together.

>>24543636
>>24543718
Adding uranium, REEs & titanium (rutile)

>>24543982
Also Scandium and Vanadium. Scandium when added to aluminum makes it strong as titanium.

>>24543915
They also give a .50cent discount if you hold 500 shares. Too bad their rounds look like shit.

>> 24532655
No. I build chemical metering systems for water treatment plants and food processing plants. I just happen to buy a lot of my hardware from asahi, the silver refiner

>>24544000
Checked! Also I guess aluminum a little bit too lol

>>24543636
In countries where the currency has collapsed, copper theft becomes endemic.

do ample leafs hold their premium? i might decide to handle my coins more. i have both gold and silver

>>24544019
Silver is used in Water Treatment?

>>24543791
B2GOLD has a very good dividend, $0.04 per share, comes out to something like a 2.82% yield. I'm about to get 80 bucks from them that I might use on silver eagles or '64 Kennedys

>>24544493
The valves are made by asahi. Asahi also refines silver and makes beer

>>24539883
So I heard you were putting together a Team,....
What's the action?

>>24544019
>>24544493
>>24544593

Pretty sure Asahi is a very common name for Japanese companies. Are you sure it's the same Asahi? Or is that the joke here

>>24543718
Squatters need to be executed

>>24544593
>Cyber valves
I dunno frens, We better wait and see what Ball-valve anon has to say about this.

>>24544749
Or its like Samsung in Korea where they are 20% of the economy and involved in everything

>>24544749
>Or is that the joke here
Ding ding ding!

>>24544805
>Squatters need to be executed
out of shape skellies hating on /fit/izen powerlifters.

all this cope

>>24539883
AnCap bros I don’t feel too good...

>>24539883
Your daily reminder not to trust Hitlerites and Greenbackers.

https://www.garynorth.com/public/department141.cfm

Whether you have a central bank print paper money, or have the government do it directly, MMT and communism are just as evil.

For decades now, every thread has had infiltrators from /pol/ virtue-signalling about Jews in every post, triple-bracketing every other word, promoting communist, neo-Nazi, Greenbacker rubbish like A History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind. Expect those whom you attack to fight you back.

>>24544019
O god this shit again

>>24545003
Wrong. Printing money for productive hard work being done is the best way to manage an economy. Germany was the most prosperous country in Europe because they routed the usurious banking system. Everyone else was in a great depression. If everyone in the country does PRODUCTIVE work, then we can be exponentially more wealthy. The system is set up to extract capital for private consumption for the owning class. If you don't allow people to do that then we would all be working 10 hour work weeks and be have an insane amount of leisure time.

>>24545125
Japan did that too. Read the Princes of Yen. Money creation for productive purposes ends well.

>>24545003
MMT is a meme, faggot. just like you.

UUUU having a moonshot of a day. Maybe that's a meme mine I should have snagged last night without actually doing any DD :/

>>24545362

>>24545003
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U06jlgpMtQs

>>24545813

>>24542753
Hide your doggies anon

Getting 13oz of silver delivered by next week.

>>24545125
>Printing money for productive hard work being done is the best way to manage an economy
>best way to manage an economy
>manage an economy
and here's where you go wrong

>>24545003
> For decades now
Cleverly inserted anon

>>24546882
That is such a nice feeling. I can't wait for my black friday deals to roll in.

>>24546946
All economies are managed. Do you think no one is planning a capitalist economy? Get real.
It's either planned to benefit the people or to benefit the banks/jews. Your pick. No power vacuums will remain vacant for long.

>>24545003
The people that criticize Hitler for his monetary policies are the same people that advocate for free money to niggers based on muh oppression n shieeet

>>24547042
Yep. It's these guys right here. I hope they look as good as the pic.

>>24547085
All I'm saying is that the only correct way to manage an economy is by letting it be free.

Bayhorse bros up over 5% today!

>>24547187
It's not going to happen. Someone is planning the imports and exports into an economy. Now what?

Either the people have control or private interests have control. Your pick. You don't get to complain when private interests start rigging the system when they take power, they can and will every time. There is no third option.

Sovvvvvvvs

I buyded this today, what do you think?

>>24547296
And just waiting on this to arrive. Cant decide if I should buy the double too....its £1200...

>>24547312
REGINA

Can anyone tell me why the fuck RIOT is outperforming MARA. They're both BTC miners, MARA has greater mining capabilities, yet it's market cap is significantly lower and has been trending down the last couple days where riot is seeing continued growth, as expected in the field. What the fuck am I missing?

>>24547389
Wrong thread I'm stupid please ignore.

>>24547353
CYKA BLYAT

>>24540144
>1930

Cope more.

The clown market disregards metals in favour of BRRRRRRRRRRRR

>>24547590
thats great isnt it?
I need to stack higher.

>>24545362
I'm the anon with 100k in miner stocks that has been posting here (and been here for awhile). I warned people to buy $UUUU. Hope some listened.

>>24547264
>not going to happen
Yeah, not in this current economical state of affairs at least.
>Either the people have control or private interests have control. Your pick.
Private interests, of course.
>You don't get to complain when private interests start rigging the system when they take power, they can and will every time. There is no third option.
I'd argue that some basic constitutional laws related to trade could make consolidation of power less of a problem. First of all, the lack of central planning would mean that if there is a recession or a depression, companies and banks and people would be in risk of bankruptcy, meaning many big companies that are being propped up by stimulus today would fall. Second, and this is very important, is that there should be laws regarding product lifetime. Planned obsolescence is a vehicle of consumerism that drains citizens of their wealth, wastes resources and generates trash. It must be illegalized and there must be product lifetime minimums especially regarding technology. Products can be made to last, therefore they should be made to last. Third, lending requires strict laws too. Especially important in my opinion is that risk is shared with the creditor and the debtor. That way, mal-investments and excessive leveraging are naturally avoided.

Thank you for listening to my TED Talk.

>Klondike silver went 100% in 3 days
This motherfucker better go down, I just got my paycheck, I need to get in

>>24547721
Did you see their newest NR? lmfao, it'll go down don't you worry

>>24547690
Well, you had a free market for a long time and what happened? Banking interests took it over and have been plundering the world for 100 years.

Why not allow for the state to control the bank for the benefit of the people instead of private robber barons/oligarchs. These private interests have bankrupted the economy, shipping our capital overseas for short term profits.... like... everything you are asking for has been tried, usurped, and been a horrible catastrophe.
WW2 was fought to prevent Nationalism and the people in control of banking. Three world empires came together to destroy the National Socialists. Why don't you reflect on that.

>>24545362
>>24545393
they have. no debt. US based. CEO fr nuclear is the future.

>>24548008
ah that got jumbled.. basically the CEO has been in the industry for awhile (is what I meant to say).

Anyone know anything about TRX? I'm getting amateur vibes from this photo and most projects are in East Africa... could be an interesting gamble, tho.

>>24547967
>Well, you had a free market for a long time and what happened? Banking interests took it over and have been plundering the world for 100 years.
True, but that's why I proposed some of those constitutional laws. Of course laws can be changed through lobbying, or they can be ignored if they're not enforced properly but I'd say that the banks taking over the economy could be avoided with laws like those. Also, many of those banks would've fallen already had it not been for our governments getting into bed with them.
>Why not allow for the state to control the bank for the benefit of the people instead of private robber barons/oligarchs.
"For the benefit of the people" is what governments always try to do, and they tend to fail miserably at it. The most efficient way to allocate resources is through a free market. Governments get into wars and waste resources. Not to mention, governments bail out failing banks and companies. Governments controlling the economy is not optimal!
>These private interests have bankrupted the economy, shipping our capital overseas for short term profits
Ironically, these same accusations can be said about governments.
>everything you are asking for has been tried, usurped, and been a horrible catastrophe
I don't know of an economy where planned obsolescence is illegal, and I don't know of an economy where the creditor shares the risk with the debtor.
>WW2 was fought to prevent Nationalism and the people in control of banking. Three world empires came together to destroy the National Socialists
WW2 was fought exactly because of nationalism. Because governments had a raging hardon for being greater than they need to be. Because the economy was so god awful in Germany that they decided to turn the whole country into a war machine so that all resources went to waging war. I'm simplifying things as WW2 was a much more complicated ordeal but the bottom line is that WW2 clearly showed that governments should not control the economy

>>24547690
>I'd argue that some basic constitutional laws related to trade could make consolidation of power less of a problem.
Then it’s not a free economy because you have government intervention

>>24548362
The government wouldn't interfere with the flow of money or the allocation of resources. Kind of a pseudo-free market in that way but I think there have to be some laws.

>>24547741
No I didnt, please spoonfeed me

>>24548436
https://ceo.ca/@thenewswire/unaware-of-any-material-change-64594
it's literally nothing

>>24548215
Germany did great when the government was explicitly Nationalist and the state ran the bank. It's also the most taboo topic imaginable. It's the one thing you can not talk about without the government throwing you in jail for a thought crime. Nationalism is the big taboo. You are more redeemable as a pedophile than you are as a National Socialist. Reflect on that, because I do not have the time to discuss this much further. I've read Human Action and Man, Economy and State, and have since moved on. Libertarianism is a rubix cube for midwits to play with while the private interests exercise REAL political power. Nationalists want the political power working for the people. You're advicating not taking power and actually giving it away. This is a losing strategy and you are allowed ot have your opinions on this BECAUSE it can not win.

>>24548446
holy shit even they dont understand what's happening.Good, will see 0.07 again.

>>24548492
>Germany did great when the government was explicitly Nationalist and the state ran the bank.
Then why, pray tell, did Germany think it was in its interests to start occupying and waging war? Could it be the state ran out of resources because of misallocation and had to go get said resources from somewhere else? That couldn't be right?
>You're advicating not taking power and actually giving it away.
I'm willing to concede that government regulation is necessary to keep the playing field fair, especially when it comes to planned obsolescence (+ let's add recycling to the mix, extremely important for resources & environment) and money lending. Full free market would indeed cause the private side to gain too much power, I think.
But I don't think that centralizing the economy to the government will ever be a good idea. Leads to a poor nation, I'm afraid.

AZZ: Azarga Uranium Corp

Check this out bros for financial freedom

Guaranteed 100 bagger

>>24548550
This has happened with GXS too. They release a report saying nothing has changed and we dont understand why stock is dropping. Should be 0.3

no Aurcana and Bayhorse = ngmi

>>24548986
Related, for only silver, not AgEq:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DcL1x4dTu3ic0hanXOSwnD2HWtF789pzd_3bI1ILIPU/edit#gid=0

>>24548698
They were reclaiming land lost during WW1 because they were ethnically the same people. Who turned a border skirmish into a WORLD WAR if not for private bankers? WW2 was forced upon us to protect international finance, you fool.

>>24549041
They could've opted for a diplomatic solution if they so wished. What they wanted was the property, not the people.

>>24549041
>>24549244
I don’t know if you two noticed but this is precious metals general not “Ancap vs. National Socialists” general

>>24549413
Was getting tired of that off-topic discussion anyways, thanks for cutting in
>>24548986
Oh by the way, pic related

>>24549517
cool rooster bar anon!

>>24549244
I don't think so. Britain and France gave a guarantee to Poland to protect them if they were invaded. Poland began antagonizing German nationals in Danzig, massacreing ethnic Germans.
Hitler invaded Poland, along with Russia. And war was declared ONLY on Germany. WHY? International finance was the reason. They wanted to destroy the National Socialist economy and killing 100 million people in the process is just part and parcel for letting Jews have influence in your country.

>>24549609
Its a nice one ;)

Guys working in the industry, I have a question !

I got an offer for fact-checking and reviewing a couple documents for the US gov regarding mining/recycling/environmental impact. I have 3 years of relevant experience how much hourly rate should I charge as a consultant ? I was going to say 120-200$/h but I don't want to pass for too greedy

>>24549647
What does this have to do with Precious metals or even economics?

>>24541582
Idk what you wanted Anon but here's one take

>>24550339
It started with the usual bait post that was deleted
>>24545003

>>24548079
Ask again later this evening when pan man may be on.

>>24550339
We were having a discussion, obviously. So, what does you moranic inquiry have to do with precious metals? Quit spamming up the board with COMPLETELY useless and thoughtless posts.

>>24539631

I believe these are some of the strongest junior miners out there with a lot of upside potential.

I doubt you will be able to find fault in TA for these.

KNTNF
LGDTF
MAIFF
ORZCF
OSIIF

>>24548969
>posting a jew
>random uranium shill
>1 post by this id
don't listen to this faggot. buy $UUUU instead.

>>24550034
Forgot to mention I have a master in mining engineering from a good US university. I fell for the STEM meme i know

>>24551055
>STEM meme
could you elaborate on this a little?

Thank God, and Pan Man, I bought Aurcana and PureGold

What is the difference between Bitcoin and our current banking system?

People keep telling me that Bitcoin is peer-to-peer, that it has no middleman, no third party that can stop transactions or inflate the currency.
This is a lie.
Bitcoin has a third party without whom the entire system collapses, a middleman who can both stop transactions and inflate the currency by double spending - the miner.
>b-bb-b..but! the miner needs 51% of the hash power to do that!!
Yes. Indeed. The miner needs 51% of the hash power to block transactions and inflate the currency.
Just as the banking system needs 51% of all political and military power to block transactions and inflate the currency within their region of operation.
If a banking system with less power attempts to block transactions or inflate currency within the region of a more powerful system - he will be ousted, much as the miner with 49% hash power attempting to block transactions/double spend.
>b-bb-b..but! if the miner blocks transactions or double spends he will undermine his own wealth and destroy bitcoin!!
And what do you think the banker is doing?
The banker can temporarily expand his own wealth and power by inflating the currency and blocking transactions he deem undesirable but in the long run it will destroy the very currency and power structure that underpins his position.
>s-ss-s..so! that means the miner would never do it!!
The miner, just like the banker, may end up having no other choice.
>(1/2)

BHLL Mooning!!?!? Wtf

>>24551261
At the end of the day what the banker and the miner does is to control the financial system.
Anyone who controls a financial system will face a very angry crowd if they do not please the masses.
Miners may just end up having to face the decision of double spending and blocking transactions or death - much like the bankers who are caught between an angry pitchfork crowd who would undoubtedly kill them if things got bad enough and a mathematical reality of whits end at the other.

This is why we will always revert to gold at the end of every currency collapse - gold, unlike Bitcoin/fiat cannot be controlled from the top down. No amount of computing power, political power or military power will ever allow you to print it or block it's transactions, save killing all it's transactors.

Bitcoin thus is no different from the banking system of today - in both system it is might that makes right. In one a might of hash, the other the might of swords. Of course in the end hash will either bend to the sword or sword will bend to hash.
Bitcoin is a kratocracy through and through. It will lead to nothing but bloodshed and tyranny.
>(2/2)


am I wrong in my thinking here?

PAN MAN for supreme leader

>>24551180
>Acquire a STEM diploma, working harder than all your friends in other fields
>You're stuck to technical positions for 5+ years
>You're stuck in shit consultancy jobs for the first 2 years
>Expected to work 50h+ a week
>Salary is X, human resources stacy salary's X, manager that studied meme business degree is 2-3X, marketing is 2X
>You pull 95% of the weight in the company yet have 0 recognition for it
>In some fields compete with hordes of pajeets and chinese
>"Surely my situation will improve when I get promoted from Senior consultant engineer to Senior expert consultant engineer"

0/10 would not recommand. It's good if you want to build a startup or your own business tho, it gives you great logical thinking and work management.

>>24552172
Not to mention stagnant wages and difficulty finding jobs because corps just hire h1b visas

>>24552172
Couldn't you study marketing/economy as a side degree? I hear many engineers do that at least over here where I'm from. I also keep seeing geologists and engineers in mining company director/management board.
>It's good if you want to build a startup or your own business tho, it gives you great logical thinking and work management.
Isn't it more of a requirement for some businesses? Like you need a zillion certificates and whatnot?

>>24551290
There's no news anywhere either.....


wtf guys 40% leap at end of day

>>24552263
>I have a master in science of memeology
Congratulation Anon! You will build mememachines for the next 10 years, for the same salary as HR !
>I also have another master in marketing/management
Congratulation Anon, you will be dealing with clients that have problems with mememachines and fix it for them ! You are required to travel 3-4 days a week, for 1,05x the same salary as HR !

Yes, I think they need expert technicians in boards, to be fair I would rather kms than be a technician for 15+y, but I'm glad some people do it. They are true bros

About side gigs so far I stayed the fuck out of things requiring certifications, might need to look into that

>>24551329
>PAN MAN’s ore cart
Okay, now this is based

>>24552384
>Yes, I think they need expert technicians in boards, to be fair I would rather kms than be a technician for 15+y, but I'm glad some people do it. They are true bros
You need 15 years of experience to be able to apply to a board position? Really?
>About side gigs so far I stayed the fuck out of things requiring certifications, might need to look into that
Was talking about starting your own business but I'm glad if I managed to spark a good idea accidentally

>>24552511
I don't even think you need a HS diploma to start youe own business mate.

I said 15y+ because I imagine that's the amount of time it would take to gather knowledge, network and reputation. You seldom see young people in boards of direction

>>24552593
>I don't even think you need a HS diploma to start youe own business mate.
guess that depends on the business. Over here you need a degree if you want to be a plumber or an electrician for example, plus you need permits for certain jobs. Same goes for building a house, you need to have education in addition to the permits over here in Finland
>I said 15y+ because I imagine that's the amount of time it would take to gather knowledge, network and reputation. You seldom see young people in boards of direction
Ah I see. You could try and speedrun the process if you're tenacious and lucky though but that depends on the markets at that point too I suppose

>>24545944
idk what that was. don't wanna know. but weirdo posters should be permabanned

>>24552854
For me, the way to speedrun it would be to network hard by doing something else : writing blog articles, holding conferences for free, while keeping a foot in a job/study relating to it. See mike malonay, he didn't study, he just researched his topic autistically for 2 years, hold a couple conferences, met the right people and the right time and became an (((expert))) quickly.

For some jobs you definitly need some sort of certs, but not to open let's say a nightshop or a landmowing company

>>24550400
booby coins
stacked stacks
stacks on stacks
stackxstack
doublestack

>>24551329
PanMan for Minister of Leaf Mining and Exploration

Can someone explain these bitcoin cultists to me is this a new thing? Why do these faggots have to comment on every PM post saying that btc is better

>>24552973
>For me, the way to speedrun it would be to network hard by doing something else : writing blog articles, holding conferences for free, while keeping a foot in a job/study relating to it. See mike malonay, he didn't study, he just researched his topic autistically for 2 years, hold a couple conferences, met the right people and the right time and became an (((expert))) quickly.
Aha, I see. It's a similar approach to what Elon Musk uses. That makes a lot of sense actually. There are thousands of places to look for when trying to learn something. Very illuminating, thank you for posting that. Are you trying to do the same right now anon?
>>24553118
I think it's just insecurity

>>24553118
They think if they scream it loud enough it will be true and are dumping their entire net worth into it because of seekingalpha opinion posts.

>>24553085
I'd vote 100,000 times

>>24553167
Yes, I'm trying to polish some creative skills to do an IG page for fun. Maybe I'll be able to work from my passion in a long time. Meanwhile I'm holding educative conference to NGOs, this is how I got the gov reviewing thing. I have another thing cooking and it's like a campaign about a certain topic that would bring me to the spotlight locally and raise my status from young jackass to de facto expert on the topic.

Two advices if you want to rise wherever you want :
1) find a purpose. What's your goal ? It's hard to be motivated by money trust me on that one. What makes you angry ? Homelessness ? Child abuse ? Elves ? Just research what makes you angry, how it is, how it could change, and start to speak about it at your local associations, make a blog about it or a yt channel. You will be impessed by the results.
2) Actually do something you enjoy. Don't write a blog if you hate writing. Don't do youtube if you find editing painful.

Those two advises seems like big memes you find in self-improvement books but it works actually. Go for it my finnbro

>>24553427
I'm adding you can talk about either what makes you angry or what makes you happy, strong feelings and emotions will keep you going at the beginning

>>24553427
>>24553528
Impressive, inspiring stuff anon. Thank you for taking the time and putting in the time to post that. I'll have to really consider those pieces of advice. My main problem recently has been exactly that I don't really have a clear goal so the first point really hits home from the beginning. How did you get started on that path, like how do you set a goal and begin working on it? I'm genuinely having a hard time at that

>>24553167
>>24553427
>>24553528
Last addition, if you're too young that might not work. When I was 20 I dreamt only to change the world for the fame, love and respects of my peers. Now that I'm 29 I discovered through life experiences what I actually want to change.

HAND IN HAND
PEOPLE

>>24553626
I'm 22 but I've been having a big revelation about self-improvement, like I want to create things and learn skills. But I lack a clear goal.

>>24553607
I just noticed I couldn't stfu about a certain topic to people lol, i could talk for hours and hours but now I talk for 5 minutes without interruption and says "but I could talk about it for days so just send me an e-mail if you want to talk about it". Then I made a conference about it in my local ngo because people where legit curious, then 2, then 3... In one of those there was a gov guy tht tought "this guy knows his shit". But it's kinda a niche topic since it's related to mining and resources so few people have that knowledge. But I'm sure if you did a 45 min video about the philosophy of Fortnite while being passionned about it would still fucking work.

It's an anonymous board so don't be shy and tell me your hobbys/passions/age/education and maybe I can give you some ideas

finally pay day my niggas, whats am i buying? any good deals on? save until closer to christmas?

>>24553780
Everything into 10 oz scottsdale stackers.

>>24553743
Attack the Jews and Jewish power.

>>24553780
2021 silver krugerrands just went on sale. I think I’m going to pick some up next week.

>>24553866
I know of a famous guy in Austria that had that passion

>>24541422
>>24541376
Interactive gives you access to a lot or exchanges but they rape you on penny commissions

>>24553758
Again, I'm 22. I only have HS diploma and I'm comfortably working a warehouse job with some nice benefits and great coworkers. Graduated my conscription three years back, had its ups and downs but I had fun. Started going to the gym at work this year but they closed it due to the coof so I have slacked off for months now. I've been very interested in the mining industry, been going full autist on those mining stocks and really interested in the industry so that's one I guess. Been even having daydreams about maybe going prospecting one day or even being part of an exploration company. Not sure if it's something I would actually want to do but that's been something I've been working on recently. Been helping anons learn about the industry and made a pastebin for helpful links last thread. I'm very happy to have fallen down this rabbit hole!

I've also taken singing lessons from a private teacher. I've over 10 years of choir singing history and decided that I want to sustain that skill. It's expensive, €30 a lesson, but I feel very fulfilled when I get to stretch my singing muscles and even learn something new about singing even though it's definitely not something I'd want to do as anything else than a hobby. I also want to start taking piano lessons again since I only had that hobby for a year until I just kind of stopped.

Also, I've started trying to learn about different skills from my father who I know has a lot of knowledge and experience he's never really taught me. Just a week or two ago he taught me how to restore and renovate a cupboard. My parents buy and take in used wooden furniture that they then restore and paint and sell online for a profit, they do that as a side business. My father used to build houses with my uncle as a business before the 1990's depression so he knows pretty much everything necessary about construction and woodwork. Now he works as a fire marshal. Also learning to grow food mushrooms from my coworker

mixed bag I know

>>24554207
>I've been very interested in the mining industry, been going full autist on those mining stocks and really interested in the industry
oops

>>24543857
That's shit though I think you need 500 shares to get the discount which is a lot at this price and you can get cheaper silver from rAPMEX right now than what they sell in their store

>>24539883
What would it take for PMs to have a dramatic increase in price? Who would the buyers be?

>>24554207
Sounds like you like simple things anon, nothing wrong with that.

Maybe teach about mushroom growing to kids or local communities or do a blog about it. Or maybe go ask the elderly in your neighborhood if they need someting fixed in their house/appartment, fix it, and write about those stories online.

Do funny youtube video of driving a forklift while singing some over-the-top songs or funjy stuff ?

Do you see what I'm doing ? The combinations are endless, but find what you would enjoy doing for no money and spread it around you.

Go sing in a church choir if you want a traf gf

>>24548008
Why ego over yamana?

>>24554363
Trad* for those thinking I wrote trap (baka uwu)


Shit even openint my creative part i had a couple ideas for myself lol it's surreal. Learn to open you creative side. Don't be afraid of your crazy ideas

>>24548550
I am up 800 dollars you're saying I should sell and jump back in after it drops?

>>24539883
What are some good cheap eletronic devices to check the purity/metal content of bars. How do you know you bought gold and not tungsten?

>>24554425
You do you bro, I cant tell you what to do. If I was you, and entered when it was low then I would just hold, it will maybe go down but up again anyway. I dont like trying to time the market, its better to just hold.

>>24550339
Some faggot has to post that he no likes hitlee, in every thread , why don't you tell him to fuck off instead

>>24554397
TFW I bought EGO at 24.55 a share in 2016 and then Greece fucked me over and closed their mine.


Been holding 40k losses since then. I'd say EGO is a good buy at this price point though.

what would you do with this portfolio?

>>24554638
Diversify into 2x the amount of stocks you own currently, with cash either evenly split or ~15% +/- difference

>>24554732
thx kek

>>24547312
*bought
Or maybe you are a britbong and that's how you speak.

Is there a realistic chance something bad happens to miners in the next decade? People say they'll get strangled by regulation or outright banned but I've never heard of that ever happening on a large scale, full blown communist revolutions aside.

>>24554305
Bullion banks go long instead of short. They go short to accumulate.

>>24555095
What is a bullion bank? The COMEX?

>>24548079
Dont know anything about these guys but i ll look into them for sure if you guys want, been off in town getting truck repairs done.
>>24551290 expect news soon, i think they made a deal with the community of Kellogg for assistance with dealing with tailings waste in the community boundaries, I ll find a link in a bit.
>>24551329
That ore carts now happily sitting in my yard at home waiting for a sand blasting and paint job. Buddy I salvaged it for no longer needs it so its going to be put to work elsewhere.
>>24553085
some day some government will put me in charge as minister of natural resources... and that day will be great.

Holy crap a lot happened while I was busy today, dam it. I hate when that happens.

>>24554207
Your still young mate, never hurts to try and get a foot in our industry, or you can always learn to pan and go wandering out in the bush. If you ever want more info never hesitate to ask.

>>24554363
>>24554422
Thanks for helping with the brainstorming anon. I'm not opposed to learning more complicated things either though, been thinking about going to study something engineering-related honestly. Complicated but practical. I guess I like practical stuff. Not sure what to think about that local community thing since we Finns are very fond of privacy... every time some stranger comes knocking on the door and selling/telling something we tend to just want out of that situation. Same goes for all kinds of small talk stuff.

But in any case thank you for inspiring me. Very helpful, I hope your advice helps me straighten up and find something I can be truly passionate about.
>>24554638
Definitely diversify a little bit more if you ask me. Personally, I'd ditch Bayhorse and Barrick. Don't really know much about the other companies other than that they've been recommended here, Ascot was recommended by Pan Man if I remember correctly. Why ditch Bayhorse? Only because I don't think they can really ramp up to production like they've promised. Too risky and other more interesting companies out there imho. And I'd ditch Barrick because I dislike divvies and because juniors just have more space for growth.

So I'd reallocate Barrick & Bayhorse elsewhere and I'd invest in maybe at least 4-6 different companies in addition to the ones you already have. I'd add some exposure to base metals (copper at least), more exposure to gold and maybe a little exposure to uranium/lithium.

>>24555319
Aren't dividends literally the only reason to buy stocks? Like I get that selling after a moonshot will get you more money short term, but you have to have a buyer on the other end and the only reason people will ever invest is if it is possible in the end to get paid buy the company part of the profit. In the case of very small juniors, are people investing in the hopes they get purchased buy a larger dividend paying company? If not then it's no different than ponzi scheme. Am I missing something?

>>24555545
If a company is acquired by another, the current shareholders are paid in cash for their shares (typically at a higher price than the current one)
But yes, there are a lot of ponzi schemes like TSLA.

>>24555235
Thanks Mr. Man. Glad to have your help and experience. I've already asked plenty and I'll gladly ask more if any questions come to mind.

By the way, I finally went through Firefox Gold. You were right, they're a very interesting explorer. I'm happy I finally got to do that. Sold my CCW shares at a tiny profit and just put some money into FFOX instead. They're incredibly active in getting new properties in Lapland around their current claims at the Central Lapland Greenstone Belt. I'm honestly impressed, I thought they'd have a couple of tiny claims but they've reserved a huge total landmass to explore! Their neighbors at Rupert Resources just south of FFOX's new Sarvi & Lehto claims have also come out with great drilling results, and they've even got property just 21km away from Agnico Eagle's Kittilä Mine which is the largest gold producing mine in Europe. Just wonderful stuff!

I actually came across a pretty interesting and fairly recent till sample related study conducted by GTK here in Finland. I guess those government goons aren't just eating tax payer money lol. Anyways it's a study testing which BOT sampling techniques are the best for soil sampling & bedrock sampling. A short TL;DR would be that sonic drilling is a great method for taking till samples, but good old test pits remain a great economic method when you're prospecting unfamiliar ground. Here's the PDF, I hope it's of any help to you: http://tupa.gtk.fi/julkaisu/specialpaper/sp_057_pages_011_022.pdf
>>24555545
For value investors like me, it's reasonable to buy smaller companies that generate more value and become more desirable for investors to own. I'm in these for the long term. I find mining companies that I believe have a good prospective ground(s) and that I believe are able to develop their project(s) to a more advanced stage, "creating" mineral resources/reserves or developing the project to a full-fledged mine. I'll sell when I believe they can't create more value.

>>24555663
Who will buy shares in a company that cannot create value

>>24555752
Nobody smart at least, that's for sure. And for that reason, I always do thorough due diligence on any company before investing. I want to invest in a company that produces results!

>>24555663
Yes both Rupert and Firefox are doing great, I wish I had found Rupert earlier but once again i am not well versed in the European exploration companies. Rupert Resources recent mill testing was also fantastic news for them, and Firefox keeps finding good stuff as well on its territory. Thanks for the soil sampling PDF link I ll read that in a bit, and yea no matter what a good old hand dug test pit is always the best for doing repeatable soil samples.

>>24555577
Checked. Company I worked for just got acquired. Just got a bunch of their shares. Deal was half cash half stock. Not sure what the fuck to do with these shares tho.

>>24555771
One company that has a project in Finland (Central Finland though, pretty far away from the Lapland projects) that I've put in my growing backlog of companies is one Mawson Gold Ltd. You probably know the company though since they have operations at the Victorian Goldfields and Queensland

>>24555791
Equity in a company helps equalize your effective compensation relative to management. You will have a much better sense of the direction of the company than anyone else reading quarterly financial filings. So keep them as long as you think the company is going in a good direction. Sell if you intend to quit, etc.

>>24551189
it's a good feel fren

>>24555577
>If a company is acquired by another, the current shareholders are paid in cash for their shares (typically at a higher price than the current one)
Real shit? I might start investing in near-bankrupt companies in that case

>>24556084
however if the company does go belly up and no other company acquires it in time you will lose everything

>>24555886
I ve heard that company mentioned before elsewhere too, i ll check in on them and see what they have been up too.

>>24556084
I wouldn't bother. If a company goes bankrupt, then you can usually get their assets on fire sale if they liquidate. AND you don't have any shareholders to compensate for the acquisitions.
So acquisitions are usually of (mostly) solvent companies which is why takeover/buyout news causes a bump in price of the target.

>>24556212
>>24556084
Yes, I'd like to add that all manner of liabilities (debt) make a company more expensive to acquire because the new company has to pay off the liabilities to my knowledge at least. Besides, who would want to buy an unprofitable asset?

>klondike

>>24555908
Yeah probably just do some covered calls or something.
>>24550623
>>24555197
cheers thanks pan man
>>24554397
Honestly? I just looked up what was in GDX or some other similar ETF, did a little research on it, seems like the Greek government and the company are cool now, and bought it when it was beaten down earlier this year. Up maybe 5k overall on it.
>>24554560
damn. big F, anon. sorry to hear. hopefull you were able to average down at least? Greeks can be some fickle motherfuckers, DESU. Good friend of mine is greek, uncle owned an NFL team. went to play some golf with him this past weekend... he was late as I knew he would be so when I saw him going to pay I said "hey man I took care of it", since I knew we'd be cutting it close to our tee time. He goes "ahh THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN, that's so nice of you". fucking kek. Then I gave him shit later on and busted his balls about it, and at the end of the round he goes "oh, well how about I pay for the drinks we owe (our other friends) because we lost to them.

mfw
>The drinks cost $150??
>For 4 people?

Okay so the price of silver seems to drop basically every day when the trading on Wall Street opens. Why is this? Why is it just big fat fucking drop right after it opens, repeatedly? Isnt that suspicious? Unnatural, at the very least?

>>24556725
it's called getting you to capitulate, anon. this is when you invest. you can apply this same tool to literally any asset.

Anyone looking at copper junior miners?

>>24556736
My reasoning is this - why would anyone powerful enough fuck with precious metal prices unless they intended to take advantage of it?

>>24556743
I had a brief look for some pure junnior copper miners, the only thing i found of interest at the time was KCC. I dont recall why that one in particular stuck with me. It doesnt appear to have performed very well recently despite the bullish activity of copper. perhaps because it operates here in australia, NSW and there have been severe covid lockdowns. I will investigate further and would appreciate it if more anons shared any copper miners they thought were interesting. big gains to be had.

>>24556743
Looked at only a few so far. Gone through one that is primarily a copper developer as well as two that have copper properties/potential for copper. The full-on copper junior in question is Braveheart Resources. Their Bull River Mine has a large stockpile of mined ore that needs to be milled and they're looking to begin production in 2021 if everything goes right. They've got a lot of debt though and something about the project seems off so I'm just looking for now.

The other two are exploration companies that I'm invested in: There's Thunderstruck Resources with multiple very interesting prospects proximal to each other. They've got two high-grade zinc-copper VMS properties, a gold-copper porphyry project as well as a gold-silver project. They're currently beginning a drilling program for the Au-Ag project and will continue drilling another one of their VMS properties with their JV partner when they've first confirmed targets with their ongoing IP survey. The last is Mammoth Resources. They've an interesting intermediate exploration stage gold/gold-copper porphyry ground in Mexico. The project was originally a JV with Centerra but since Centerra retreated entirely from Mexico Mammoth got back full ownership. What's amazing though is that Centerra had prepared the property for drilling, and had made over 100 drilling targets! There is a lot of free gold found in the soil and old drilling projects provided great results. The company is trying to consult an experienced geologist and do an IP survey and then finally do a big drilling program next year. I managed to cop a few thousand shares at 0.055CAD but seeing how much the share price is going up due to consolidation I've been thinking about grabbing a few thousand more. It's at 0.09CAD now and third party analysts estimate a fair value of over 0.20CAD for the share.

That's about it for now but I've many companies in my sights. Pan Man's recommendation Surge Copper just blew up a few days ago

What is your reason for not buying SPACs at $10 with a good management team. Just today STPK announced merger with an energy company and is up 67%, buying at $10 means no risk and the only downside is you don't know how long they will get the target.

>>24556908
If global demand stops in a global depression, the price of copper will crash in real terms.

why do I get this sinking feeling that shits going ot moon before the rest of my positions get settled?

>>24556797
because the market makers control the markets. when you have lots of money to swing around, you can influence the price. I realized this immediately when I got into crypto and started trading shitcoins on exchanges with low liquidity. In this instance, we are most absolutely going to be seeing a metal/commodities boom because the USD has effectively been devalued so much that people are going to need to search for yield. Those who held cash on the sidelines before this whole market went crazy this year, will at some point (when it's too late), realize that they can't afford to hold cash any longer (see: Venezuela et al). On the other hand, they are seeing people get rich in the stock market (due to brrr), but don't want to FOMO into that (altho some will), because P/Es aren't correctly valued. Next, they will try to look for assets that have historically hold value like precious metals. So Mr. Sheklestein and his posse will start to acquire cheap shares by:
1. shorting it
2. buying shares cheap
3. longing it
4. selling shares higher
there's also the rumor of muh COMEX etc etc and how SLV isn't fully backed by the reserves and that's why you should buy something that's audited like Sprott's PSLV or PHYS, so this may be a game to alleviate some of the delivery pressure (to get people to capitulate and sell), but I'm not sure if I actually believe that. You literally can't bet against jews because they control the money (aside from the PM stacks you hold, obviously).

>>24556743
>>24556908

My shares in Oroco Resource have more than tripled recently. Also holding QC Copper, and Sombrero Resources (Auryn). A lot of the mid tiers are mooning, reminds me of April when the gold miners up the food chain were being fed before the small guys. QC copper looking like a flag right now.

>>24556743
Surge Copper is one of my favorite juniors right now, but keep an eye on Serengeti Resources, they have a number of mid stage copper gold moly projects around BC. Seabridge Gold also holds major copper / gold / silver / moly projects such as the KSM prospect, a massive set of mountain wide ore bodies which has been heavily explored. Other major copper exploration projects include the Galore Creek Project owned by Teck Resources. I know there are a bunch of these projects on the go else where as well.

>>24557069
If fiat currency continues to debase, and the global currency crisis continues to unfold, all commodities will continue to rise in real terms.

copper is a doubled edged sword because the demand is coming from the industrial demand use case(mostly the anticipation of increasing 'electrification' of the world) and the capital flight into commodities demand.

As the fiat crisis unfolds, we will see a panic exit out of paper ponzi assets and a scramble for real commodities and things of tangible value. We have already seen China relentlessly pursue real goods across the worlds(look at how much of australia they have acquired).

This is what makes copper one of the best commodities to be investing in right now imo, because its hedged for various economic outcomes.

>>24557076
>its too late Dmitrys
it's always too late

Glad my order came in today but sad the cases won't come in until tomorrow so I need to wait before handling them.

>>24557197
Nuclear, too. china is and will continue to use nuclear energy. take the rare earth pill and buy $UUUU.

>>24557230
Be sure to show them when they arrive!
>>24557264
$UUUU has REEs? And they're not produced in a Western country yeah? Because REE production is environmentally hazardous and will be regulated a lot over here

Strikepoint breaking the fuck out boys. Last train leaving.

>Pan Man Recommended at 14c
>Jeff Clark, GV, Quinton Henneigh, Crescat, Eric Sprott, Frank Holmes, Hedgeless Horseman, NorthStar APPROVED
>75% shares locked up by institutions, only 25% for retail
>High grade silver, past producing mines
>Golden Triangle

https://www.thehedgelesshorseman.com/strikepoint-gold/strikepoint-gold-high-grade-silver-and-gold-in-the-golden-triangle/

>>24557159
>Surge Copper
it really be surging, too

>>24556995
I like the copper porphyry projects and those are what I've been looking at. I've been looking through USGS reports for porphyrys in what I'd consider friendly mining districts with reasonable infrastructure and backing up to see if anyone is exploring it.

>>24557079
I'm in Oroco and got in around the same time as you, I'll probably go deeper in because based on the recent studies its likely still undervalued for what they're sitting on and the location they have.

I'm also in C3 metals, they originally were focused on a few copper projects in Jamaica which I figured for a good location because of the existing bauxite production. They recently shifted focus and bought up a porphyry stake in Peru by some other operating mines.

>>24557340
Well Fiji and Mexico are definitely mining-friendly so MTH & AWE have those covered. MTH is just taking off and AWE is still way oversold. Do your own DD in any case of course!

>>24557299
>>24557304
horay! keep climbing!
>>24557340
yes focus on copper porphyry deposits, there easy to drill / explore and most of the major investors are keen on them because they usually end up being huge long term open pit operations. Look at the Highland Valley Copper Mine in BC for example, that project said they would be completely done mining by 2010, now they think the ore will continue til 2060 at least. These deposits are massive mountains of copper and other metals.

>>24557387
Yep, and the DD is what I really like about juniors since I feel like this is a space where DD can really pay off when the effort and knowledge is put into it, since it's not just reading financial statements and rationalizing growth/value. It's about stuff in the ground and how hard is it to get at.

>>24557424

Hey Pan Man Crescat released a video with Quinton Henneigh going over the geology at Goliath Resources' Golddigger property at the Golden Triangle. Thought you might like it.

https://youtu.be/jTIUQ4gvq3g

>>24557484
Definitely. I love being able to quantify stuff, apply knowledge and really weigh in risks. And what's best is that these resources are always more or less needed. The stock price won't come crashing down because of some normies not wanting to consoom new product or some other dumbfuck reason. It's all about making a basis for our global production of goods. And the work put into the DD definitely pays off!

>>24557492
o i ll watch that! I am sure I ll recognize a few spots for sure. We for sure walked over that Sure Bet Zone of theirs, but back than there was a lot more snow up there, I am sure we missed a lot.

>>24557492
Whoa, that looks like a play I want to be a part of. Tiny market cap and great drilling intersections, and located at the Golden Triangle to boot.

>>24557292
they're the largest US producer w/ largest resource base of uranium (175,000 lbs of 2020 production), they're either just debt free or about to be like quarter, they also have 1.7 million lbs of high purity vanadium (also a major product in 2019) with a large inventory.

i also wouldn't be surprised if they somehow acquire some lithium mines/companies.

>>24557199
Yeah, it just sucks because everything hit my price points and I got a decent chunk of change into them, but half my funds were still in broker limbo until prices recovererd.

>>24557585
Oh the REEs are already in production? That's wonderful, no need to stress over permits then. And damn another one to the top of the list I guess. I don't have enough money for all of these amazing investments lol

STOP

REPLYING

TO

DAILY BAIT COPYPASTAS

THOSE THAT REPLY ARE YOUR ENEMIES (or idiots)

>>24557079
What's Jamaica like as an investment jurisdiction though?

>>24557541
>>24557570

Awesome. I'm going heavy into the Golden Triangle explorers for jurisdictional risk diversification, high grades, but it also has a global warming kicker. I figured as the glaciers and snow recede, the value of the Golden Triangle appreciates, but none of it is priced in yet so I'm frontrunning everyone lol.

>Mountain Boy
>Goliath Resources
>Strikepoint
>Brixton
>Fury/ Auryn
>Dolly Varden

>>24557570
I will say that the locations got ore, but it might be a massive headache actually getting to and mining anything up there. Getting road and hydro power in there could be expensive, though
it helps that theres the Dolly Varden and Homestake Ridge projects next door as well as the existing lines to the mine at Kitsault to work with. I also dont envy any of the drilling crews who will have to work up there, it can go from 0 to 9 really fast up there weather wise.

>>24556391
Why IS Klondike mooning so hard? Are people just realising the insane potential of juniors and stocking up while they can?

NO PIZZA JUST BREAD

SILVER TO THE STARS

>>24557705
add Scottie Gold and Ascot mines to your list as well. Both are on existing access roads and close to major infrastructure. Ascot has the world class past producing Premier Mine as well as the IDM Red Mountain project. Teuton Resources also has property in the area to keep an eye on.

>>24557705
>>24557783
Thanks for bundling up some of those Golden Triangle companies anon & Pan Man
>>24557711
Wouldn't you say those same problems are applicable to Dolly Varden too? In any case, if this place becomes a modern mining district they'll certainly be able to fund some infrastructure over there I'm sure

Real Vision just did an Exclusive on PureGold guys. Featuring Mark O'Dea and Rick Rule. Never seen them do an exclusive on any mining companies ever, not even any companies ever.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdqIBqn-T0k&t=23s&ab_channel=RealVisionFinance

>>24557783
Damn I've got so many mining stocks already but I'll have to do it. I need a producer in my Golden Triangle portfolio anyway. its an ETF essentially now lol.

>>24557834
yes its partly why they and most other explorers in the Golden Triangle have to give up for the winter months until freeze up is done, winter working there is brutal, you can see 3ft of snow in a day. Also Dolly Varden already has an existing road to assess from Alice Arm, but there are discussions to build another through road from logging access at Jade Lake, which would make access a lot better to the region.

new shiny arrived in mail!

>>24557759
I'm guessing a local pump and dump incoming, nothing fundamental changed: >>24548446
Going to just hold

>>24558283
and like a retard i didnt post a pic

>>24558323
That's Beautiful

SILBER

>>24557615
yeah man, I was shilling this for months here, kek. been acquiring since july. no one really asked anything more about it until it started breaking out (go figure).

>>24558337

>>24558414
Cunny silver

>>24558323
Very nice
>>24558412
Well I only started investing in September so I'm late to all the parties lol

>>24558412
Always happens. Happening again with Strikepoint right now. I have some UUUU, URG, DNN, NXE, GLO, CCO, and FCU. Still early to the party right now though to be fair, although the bottom has passed likely

>>24558522
If you entered in late July/August like I did you'd be holding bags for some of them (Looking at you Freegold)

>>24558589
Buy when there's FUD in the streets. Not when we're high fiving each other. Good investments hurt like shit at first. Buy when the crypto guys start invading, when the pink wojacks are being posted, etc... I still remember the silver FUD from the gold only guys in April lmao. GSR above 120 and they thought it'd go higher. Bunch of retards missed out on big money.

>>24548079
any thing thoes niggers find is just gonna go up their anuses.

>>24558695
Yeah I'm just holding and/or averaging down for them right now. Even for Bayhorse

>>24558589
Yeah true that too. Great time to enter some miners that are oversold right now. Will probably look at BRC tomorrow, been hearing a lot of good stuff about them

>>24558816
shill me some over sold miners anon, whats your top three right now?

>>24558816
>below Eric Sprott price
>Bonanza grade from past producing mine
>Walker Lane Trend Nevada
>Silver Cloud to be spun out

Can't go wrong. It's another one pmg will miss out on for being /aurcanabros/

>>24555052
>full blown communist revolutions aside.
The great reset. if you only knew how bad things really are.

>>24558873
Not that anon, but $GPL.

>>24558873
Newcrest, Bayhorse, Freegold :^)
Buy my bags :^)

Deflation fags on suicide watch.

>>24558522
checked. better late than never, IMO.
>>24558572
nice, and def. agree.

>>24558873
Alright then. I won't go to detail so just do your DD.
Lion One Metals
Thunderstruck Resources
Nighthawk Gold

These are the only oversold ones I own so far

>>24558923
Sprott recently bought GPL

>>24555052
>I've never heard of that ever happening on a large scale, full blown communist revolutions aside.
That's exactly what's happening right now though : a commie revolution with as state religion niggers, trannies and mother gaya worship. That's extremely bullish for physical stacks but not so much for miners sadly. Hopefully if your miners are operating in a 3rd world shithole (other than the US and Canada i mean), then you should be fine, for a while at least. Personally i made sure all my miners have their main operations going on in SA. Down there they know niggers' lives true value : zero. So they wont scam you out of your goodies for this reason at least.

>>24559025
>Personally i made sure all my miners have their main operations going on in SA. Down there they know niggers' lives true value : zero. So they wont scam you out of your goodies for this reason at least.

what? i might be ignorant on the matter, but im pretty sure niggers have completely usurped the old institutions of SA. SA would be one of the last 'developed' countries i want to be 'invested' in.

>>24558928

sucker you are holding my BHS bags... never picking those up again
>>24558923
>>24558979
Cool some tickers to look into TY


EVERYONE PLEASE SELL YOUR AURCANA SO I CAN GET CHEAPIES PLEASE!

>>24558880
Thanks for the sales pitch once again. Yeah the spinout and the low price are what are attracting me. Would love to kill two birds with one stone if it turns out that both projects are about as good and the spinout gives me an equal amount of shares in SpinCo.
>>24559087
You're welcome. Keep looking at new companies and projects, try to stay ahead of the pack. That's the way to find undervalued equities!

>>24558873
>shill me some over sold miners anon, whats your top three right now?

>>24559087
>sucker you are holding my BHS bags... never picking those up again

this is the sort of low IQ behaviour that you need to use as sentiment to BUY. this retard bought BHS at a high just because someone here shilled it to him, and sold at a low. he has been FUDing BHS in every /pmg/ since, in a desperate attempt to justify his low IQ behaviour.

Use this as a massive buy signal. Buy the inane FUD, sell the baseless hype. Anyone buying BHS NOW is going to be winning big in 6 months+ when silver is $40+

Did you notice how scamjeets and others buttcorn maxis stopped to shill their fake digitrash since their clown market collapsed once again, right in the middle of their supposed "golden bullrun to 500k" kek?
Feels good to finally not have to endure this visual pollution on pmg. I hope it keep crashing, so not only we can stay between based shinybros, but the normans money leak onto metals to pump our stacks!
Feels comfier than ever to be a rock holder.

>>24559155
Good luck to anybody investing in BHS!

>>24559194
we dont need 'luck', we just need the price of silver to appreciate. All small cap miners(with solid fundamentals, like BHS) are simply a massive leveraged play to the commodity price. If the commodity falls, you will be wiped out. If it multiplies, you will make a fortune. Look at whats happening to klondike right now. silver miner anon shilled this months ago, i've only been in just over a month and im up 100%.

>>24559086
That's because they are not as 'developed' than i'm so bullish on them :
- nothing than a bit of corruption can't solve in term of permits/regulations
- don't give a brap about muh nature
- don't draw media's attention : no one care what happen there
- may be socialist by nature, but at least it have some remnant of real socialism, not the totally jewed societal and racial communautarism based on fake victimhood we experience in EU/US

>>24559155
what the fuck are you on about? I bought at 17 and sold at 17... im human and do not win 100% of my trades like the trading GURU i am sure you think you are.

I had BHS orders to buy 50k at .095 but I canceled it to buy more SSE because in 6 months BHS might crumple up and die from share dilution or the management might try another hype stoppage... even at 40/oz BHS has a 200 TPD cap on production, and they are still only doing 50 TPD last I checked.

as>>24559140
said, you need to be ahead of the curve and admit when you are wrong sometimes. BHS is behind the curve by a lot.

>>24559062
>>24559062
>>24559062

>>24559264
Eeh, I say it's more important for the company to produce results. They don't have much silver in their small high-grade mine anyways. More importantly they need production to get cashflow so that they can fund their other projects (Brandywine, Harrison). Whether they can do that or not is to be seen.

>>24559287
>but I canceled it to buy more SSE because in 6 months BHS might crumple up and die from share dilution or the management might try another hype stoppage

what, and SSE wont? kek, its even MORE leveraged than BHS. in fact SSE is the most leveraged play to the price of silver that im aware of.

>>24559287
Btw here's some other tickers that look oversold but that I haven't DD'd yet (mind you they might've just been diluted too)
NVO, AZM, WM, EGLD, MDL, KES, FRE
>>24559387
Agreed, SSE is risky too because they haven't done any drilling yet

>>24559461
>EGLD

Nice, I'm a shareholder. It's a management bet for me on an oversold stock. Nevada as well by Reno.

I'll bake guys

>>24559496
You seem to really like those Nevada plays huh? You had SSVR too right? Been a turd so far at least when it comes to transparency but way below Sprott price.

>>24559310
It would be good too if someone a bit bigger optioned Brandywine off Bayhorse. That would help them alot. Maybe after another round of exploration some larger explorer will be interested, than they could focus more on Harrison.

>>24559568
I agree. Btw. Are there any other active projects near Brandywine? Companies owning those other projects would probably like to add Brandywine to their assets

>>24559626
>>24559626
>>24559626

New Thread

>>24559387
>>24559461
That is the point of super speculative plays.

If I am going to throw money at something that will probably fail, I want the reward to be HUGE.

IN addition people on ceo that I trust and people on here that I trust turned me on to SSE, so far they have been right more then most.


I mean you dont have to agree, put your money where ever you want, in 6 months we will see who wins.

>>24559638
nothing more major than brandywine its self, there are more projects further inland in the Bridge River area but there owned by competitors that wouldnt be interested. I ll double check though so many of these projects pop up without me noticing right away.

But if someone did option Brandywine that would give Bayhorse some money and breathing room to work on their other two projects and likely clear some space from staffers.

>>24559662
Hmm I might put the same amount into SSE as I did BHS and see what happens
But that'll have to wait until the next paycheck, I just blew my load on NML yesterday

>>24559713
myself and others have said it though, watch out for poor drilling results on SSR's ground. If that fantastic ore doesnt go to depth its no good. Be very cautious.

>>24559662
Good that you understand the risk. As long as you know what game you're playing you'll be golden.
T. I hold 1k SSE
>>24559701
Alright. Definitely too big for BHS as they are right now

>>24559768
Will do, Mr. MAN

>>24559300
Are they character assassinating Peter Schiff to keep people out of metals?

>>24559180
Sup frog
How's things? Saw you getting nuked in the other thread rofl