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Shota Schiff edition

>Why Gold?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3S4rl6ehiI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gksenA5Al_A
https://www.lynalden.com/reasons-to-buy-gold/

>Bullion dealers
https://jmbullion.com/
https://sdbullion.com/
https://boldpreciousmetals.com/
https://bgasc.com/
https://www.moneymetals.com/
https://monumentmetals.com/
https://goldenstatemint.com/
https://silvertowne.com/
https://schiffgold.com/
https://goldsilver.com/
https://pinehurstcoins.com/
https://sprottmoney.com/
https://goldsilver.be/en/
https://silvergoldbull.com/
https://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/

>Constitutional/"junk" silver info
https://jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/
https://kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide/
http://coinflation.com
http://coinapps.com/

>Compare
https://findbullionprices.com/ (US)
https://eu.compare.pm (EU)

>News
https://kitco.com/
http://silverseek.com/
https://mining.com/

>Bullion tax info by state:
https://apmex.com/state-sales-tax-information

>Prospecting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCL6FKQZyoM
https://usgs.gov/energy-and-minerals/mineral-resources-program/science
https://gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/farming-natural-resources-and-industry/mineral-exploration-mining/documents/mineral-titles/mt-faqs/faq_fmc.pdf
https://mndm.gov.on.ca/en/mines-and-minerals/mining-act
https://amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X

>Test
Nitric Acid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mg9YcAShTo
Magnets
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgSXg-WOEVY
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/identifying-fake-bullion

EU/ENGLAND sources
https://www.chards.co.uk/ [Much cheaper than BullionByPost]
https://goldprice.eu5.net/ [Website to compare gold prices for UK]

Russian/European coins
https://oldsilver.ru/

Relevant information regarding mining companies
https://pastebin.pl/view/fddd4572

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>>24684050
also for anybody who might've missed it, here's a nice comprehensive map of the emerging mining district at Newfoundland

>> No.24684123

Is anyone invested in a sub-10m market cap miner?

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>>24684123
I'm invested in a couple. What about you anon?

>> No.24684188

>>24683837

I think adding a quarterly recommendation list would go a long way to quieting the shilling; if someone asks, you can just point them to the pastebin. Enterprising anons could even go so far as to write explanations as to why the recommended miners are recommended.

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>>24684188
Are you thinking about a pastebin for shilling miners or something? Anybody could update it and next thread's OP would be updated with the new pastebin... Not sure whether that would work very well though as that would discourage discussion and speculation I think, though it would reduce people asking to be spoonfed

>> No.24684313

>>24684188
Just use GoldVenture's "sitfolio" lists.

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>>24684265
I feel like PAN MAN's recommendations would be sufficient. I suppose the written explanations would best be kept out of the pastebin, you're probably right about that potentially discouraging discussion.

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>>24684265
>>24684188
Thinking about it more, that wouldn't be a good idea in my opinion. Right now is fine. People are slowly learning to do their DD and we've tightened our lips on spoonfeeding. Let's not get too hung up on things, let's see where we get with the current setup first before making any more big changes

>> No.24684517

>>24684471
We could add Pan Man's quarterly recommendation to the OP post as an imgur link for example, that could make normies shut up

>> No.24684952 [DELETED] 

>>24684050
Anyone else think pic related is the most attractive women to ever be put on US coinage? Morgan dollars and Barber coins look like trannies, while the Peace Dollar is a feminine goddess

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>>24684050
Anyone else think pic related is the most attractive women to ever be put on US coinage? Morgan dollars and Barber coins look like trannies, while the Peace Dollar is a feminine goddess

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https://youtu.be/QcbXQLnbrZE?t=828

Thats a point I never thought to be honest. I know you need to invest into safe country to not get fucked by gov, but I didnt think about how that would impact price of certain compagny.

>> No.24685142

>>24685074
Of course. Unfavorable jurisdictions get a discounted share price because there's naturally weaker demand

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>UUUU dip 4U
hope you buyed it

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>UUUU dip 4U
hope you buyed it

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Scottie Gold with new results at the Blueberry zone on the Granduc access road 15 minutes drove from Ascot Premier mine. https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2659-tsx-venture/scot/89075-scottie-discovers-new-mineralization-trend-at-blueberry-zone-reports-intercepts-of-22-3-g-t-gold-over-6-1-m-and-8-96-g-t-gold-over-13-7-m.html
Dam it I spent 2 weeks freezing my ass off up there one October on top of that target! I ll see if I still have the photos.

Teuton Resources out with info as well from the area, a new zone at the Harry Property with 2.0m of 7.86 Ounces/Ton Gold

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/477-tsx-venture/tuo/89199-new-zone-at-harry-property-averages-2-0m-of-7-86-ounces-ton-gold-269-5-g-t.html

>> No.24685564

>>24679553
>>24680551
>>24681550

Not strictly dubs but three 55x's in a row are good enough for me

Silver = PURCHASED

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>>24684991
Yes.

>> No.24685867

>>24685802
Can the throne of bars be bigger?

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>>24684050
i really do enjoy laughing at all you pathetic silver stackers. i own a metals recycling company and i’ve been in the mining business for 30 years now. you people are the most pathetic i have seen in a long time. none of you will ever be as successful as me no matter how much worthless silver you have.

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>>24685564

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>>24684991
I made a video discussing this last month, I believe I posted it here when it was uploaded, but I'll link it again just to shamelessly self-promote.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/UcFnGE266CeX

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>>24685802
maybe we can rebuild it

>> No.24686779

>>24686099
based metal recycler. mogging on the stackers like a boss

>> No.24686822

>>24686500
Nice video, I didn’t know about the history behind the symbolism. Some constructive criticism, you should speak up more because it sounded like you were whispering and it was difficult to understand what you were saying at times

>> No.24687001

>>24686822
Hey I like the comfy asmr

>> No.24687013

>>24686500
>bitchute
I aint clicking that shit nigga

>> No.24687033
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So if one merc dime gets you a blowjob. How much would a whole concubine cost? One kilo bar or two? Asking for a friend.

>> No.24687058

>>24686822
Checked.
I have a tendency to mumble which I need to work on, thanks for pointing it out, I never really notice it when I'm editing my own videos. I'll also switch to a better mic for the next video.

>> No.24687160

>>24687013
bitchute is based what's wrong with you
but its navigate it through a search engine if your really paranoid

>> No.24687177

>>24687058
Not a problem. Also, this video gave me a nice hearty kek, especially the Michael Moore part
https://www.bitchute.com/video/BFSYIImCr3h1/

>> No.24687242

>>24684123
>>24684144
Smallest cap for me is 53m. What do you think of YGTFF and NCPCF?

>> No.24687450

>>24687013
>https
>I aint clicking that
nigger just kys and donate your silver to the mises institute

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>> No.24687579

>>24686099
Take my picture off this board now. JANNIES

>> No.24687681

>>24687579
>post picture of your goblino son, fat wife, and her son on 4chinz
>complain when people use the photo you posted to make fun of you
NGMI

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>>24687450
kek

>> No.24688106

>>24687681
>NGMI
I have recycled 5000 pounds of nickel this week. I am currently a government contractor installing port a potties at the salton sea park in california. you will never make it because you stack rocks

>> No.24688112 [DELETED] 

http://gains.dob.jp

Gains

>> No.24688158

>>24687579
You sure that eldest son is yours?

>> No.24688232

>>24688158
don't try and understand the life of big bob, pleb.

>> No.24688246

>>24688106
>I am currently a government contractor installing port a potties at the salton sea park in california. you will never make it because you stack rocks
You’re right I am financially ruined, I’ll start a port a potty installation business and join you in laughing at these metalcucks

>> No.24688353

4chan is now known as a Californian Port a shitter fabricating board

>> No.24688360

>>24685802
How do you prevent your 1oz silver from oxidizing if you don't keep them in capsules?

>> No.24688430
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i really do enjoy laughing at all you pathetic silver stackers. i own a port-a-potty installation company and i’ve been in the septic pumping business for 30 years now. you people are the most pathetic i have seen in a long time. none of you will ever be as successful as me no matter how much worthless silver you stack.

>> No.24688447

Is there an industry Big Bob doesn't have a company in?

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>>24687536
Saved. Very compelling explanation of fractional reserve banking. If you don't hold it you don't own it. Thanks for posting.

>>24688360
You could do picrel every once in a while

>>24688430
kek

>> No.24688711

>>24688430
We need a “Big Bob’s Feed and Seed (Formerly Chucks)” for ultimate synthesis

>> No.24688768

>>24687536
what book

>> No.24688772

Is there really a silver shortage coming?

>> No.24688821

>>24688772
at the rate were finding mines, yes were slowly heading for a silver / gold short fall. Does this mean were instantly going to run out? No, but its going to get harder to find large ore bodies to mine over the coming decades.

>> No.24688846

>>24688772
If there is uncertainty in the bond market, there could be a massive capital flight to quality with metals being a major beneficiary. There are trillions in the bond market, and many companies, states, and individuals are over leveraged and can not possibly be bailed out by the federal reserve. We are approaching a major crossroads where the banks will have to make up their mind with what they want to do.

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rolling for massive Asian momentum, $1900 gold, $25 silver Thursday

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>>24688933
CHECKED

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>>24688933

>> No.24689133 [DELETED] 

>>24688933
I got banned for saying nigger but you get to post booba
JANNIES are the ULTIMATE niggers

>> No.24689143

>>24688933
Blessed

>> No.24689150
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>>24688846
At least they're reducing the stimulus payments...

>>24688933
Can you believe there are "men" who like fake tits? Just look at those squishy pendulous perky jigglers.

>> No.24689176

>>24688933
saaauce

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Finally had my order shipped after this one fucking coin held it up for months

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>>24689241
It appears /pmg/ has been graced by President Xi, dragon of the orient

Pretty coin btw. I'd say it was worth the wait, but why not split the order? Weren't they in stock when you ordered?

>> No.24689477

>>24689437
They were awaiting stock, supposed to only be a week wait ended up being about 3 months

>> No.24689489

>>24689133
>I got banned for saying nigger
We have a mod/janny that comes here every once a month or so and bans everyone he can for saying nigger or kike

>> No.24689527

>>24689241
How much price volatility did you have to deal with? I've only ordered once online from JM and had it within a couple weeks, and that's only due to a Buffalo presale going on at the time.

If price swings become massive at all (for example, buying at $22 and two days later it shoots up to $26 an ounce), will online honor the original spot value? I've heard here that someone actually had an order cancelled because of the shift in price.

>> No.24689580

>>24689527
That specific coin went up but spot dropped quite a bit from 27.22 so the rest of my order lost value. bought it with my free UNI though so not a big deal

>> No.24689702

Did anyone make any purchases today?

I added to GDX & GDXJ while they were both down around 4%. I also added to first majestic when it was down about 5% and picked up some more sand storm as it was also down about 5%. In the oil sector I added to my XOP position and bought some more MMJ. Debating about picking up a tube of the 2021 silver kruggerands that are on pre-order.

>> No.24689784

>>24689702
i am waiting on 5 more 5oz monument metals ingots in the mail, hoping they get here next week.

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>>24689702
got some PAAS and CPPMF

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>>24689133

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Giving these to the Mrs for Christmas, do you think she'll like them?

>> No.24689936

This was 9 months ago, but thought I should still post.
Something to look out for with current miners operating in central and South America.

Mining company accused of slavery allowed to be surd in Canada.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/feb/28/canada-nevsun-eritrea-lawsuit-human-rights-slavery

>> No.24689976

>>24689936
>Mining company accused of slavery allowed to be surd in Canada.
Any company that uses slaves to mine is a company I want to be invested in

>> No.24689985

>>24689150
Reducing the stimulus payments to people
While probably increasing bullshit corporate welfare
Fuck Mnuchin
Fuck Powell
Fuck the Fed
Fuck the Rothschilds
Fuck the Jews

>> No.24690032

>>24689985
Based

>> No.24690083

>>24689936
sounds good for margins

>> No.24690115

>>24687242

Probably just post the actual name if you want responses instead of an OTC ticker. Most people wouldn't know these as TSXV tickers much less OTC.

Gold Terra has good management and jurisdiction. I like them.

>> No.24690117

>>24689936
ah yea this incident, Nevsun Resources has been accused in the past by asylum seekers from Eritrea of using political prisoners and child labor in their construction of several mines in the country. Its hard to know whats true coming out of Africa's hermit kingdom. There are reports of crucifixions and hand amputations by several leading military figures who are supposedly partnered with Nevsun, but the evidence is slim at best. Footage though of a firing squad at a Nevsun mining camp did briefly surface in 2008 but it could not be confirmed if it was government forces doing it or bandits. This case has been in the works for ages and has a lot less merit than other cases to do with canadian miners across the globe.

>> No.24690152

>>24689985
>Reducing the stimulus payments to people
>While probably increasing bullshit corporate welfare
The U.S (((agency))) in charge of vaccines is now esentivising dropping $1500 to every person who takes the vaccine.

Fiat dollar will try to go digital as the "last resort because we had to issue covid stimulus" when in truth they didn't.

TheFEDS can pretend to not know what they're doing, which could be true, but only in regard to lip service and their repserstives.

>> No.24690198

>>24690117
>>24690083
>>24689976
With that said how can I seriously justify my morals and soul on buying their stocks....? I cant. Its practically selling ones brother Joseph for a few peices of silver.

>> No.24690224

>>24685401
Beautiful. I picked up some Scottie and Ascot this morning. I'm actually seeing some mining stock guys recommend Scottie like Gwen Preston, David Erfle and Jamie Keech.

Some videos if you guys want to look into it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DM67st42IVM&t=4s&ab_channel=ResourceInsider

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOpWRpon6UE&t=15s&ab_channel=MercuryMedia

>> No.24690227

>>24686743
I love it

>> No.24690259
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>>24688821

For reference

>> No.24690351

>>24688711
Big Bob's Fob and Sob?

>> No.24690352

>>24690198
my issue here is the really isnt much proof of their claims, it could be happening but Eritrea is such a shit hole that many people dont even have access to radio comms. We have little info outside what filters out from peasants escaping. At least when Barrick got accused of paying fighters to burn villages there were people who filmed it happen and evidence of the conflict, this is a couple ex prisoners saying they had a shitty time under their government. If its provable sanction the fuck out of the company, but we need proof.
>>24690259
holy shit its that bad? I need to get exploring ASAP in the spring!
>>24690224
Scottie Gold also just put out a promo for their Blewberry find on Facebook, I could still see my camp fire spot from 5 years ago.

>> No.24690361

>>24690198
Tell me how many of their stock your selling and I’ll buy that exact amount and then some, my ancestors were slave owners (not a Jew) so this is in my blood

>> No.24690400

>>24689918
Pamp are beautiful

>> No.24690404

>>24688933
those boobies! sheer perfections on motion
theres a female mate worth killing for

>> No.24690414

>>24689918
Give the bar to someone who's more likely to appreciate it, give your wife the Gold pennant and Silver Earrings that Pamp also makes, women usually feel the same about bullion as they do uncut gems.

>> No.24690417 [DELETED] 

>>24690224
>David Erfle
this guy is really rude in that vid doing a rambling 10 minute intro before letting the guys from Scottie talk, cracked me up when Scottie's CEO bailed. Then when Erfle isn't talking he leans on his hand like he's bored, what a buffoon

>> No.24690456

>>24689702
Bought GPL. Getting tired of this price action, and feel like most weak hands have sold. Due for a rebound.

>> No.24690514

>>24689918
Dude how did you even get married. No, she’s not going to like them. If she loves you then she will try to convince herself that she likes them

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>>24689837
Look at the top left of that image and imagine what it must have looked like in the context of the peripheral scenery before the mine began. What's pmg's stance on environmentalism when it comes to mining? I guess there are certain places where not many people visit so maybe a beautiful mountain range there could have a mountaintop removal style mine put on it, but even then it's still some sort of loss for the world I think.

>>24690361
As long as you don't finance a company that will import slaves

>>24689918
The PAMP looks nice, I think a piece of sterling silver of some type would be nicer than the bar. Something that a housemaker could use as a centerpiece in some part of the house like a bowl for candy or something like picrel (not my image)
>>24690514
This

>>24686743
Shiny throne

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>>24690352
Lmao that is one insane stat that nobody mentions. Also if we chart your value as an explorer prospector on that graph you'd be the inverse of decreasing gold reserves and discoveries. You're mooning right now.

>>24690417
Luckily some commenter time stamped me to the beginning so I missed all of that.

>>24690456
Most gold and silver stocks are flagging until the underlying metals take off. I'd bet GPL is flagging too, I'll check now. Yep.

>> No.24690568

>>24690198
They are your “brothers“ eh? Utterly blue pilled

>> No.24690584

>>24690539
i am not mooning until I can prove my grounds worth it for further exploration, but thats good to know for the spring. Got to get out and get some work done as fast as i can.

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>>24690535
>As long as you don't finance a company that will import slaves
Gee, I really wonder (((who))) imported them?

>> No.24690644 [DELETED] 

Why do I feel like such a loser on red days?

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>>24688821
good thing I already some silver

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>>24690535
that Copper Mountain site was a barron dry mountain ridge before mining began, once the pits exhausted it will look probably better than it started when the remediation work is complete. I am all for being responsible after were done mining, we dont need more terrible eye sours like Tulsequah Chief or Duthie Mine giving our industry a shit name. Note too, I will never recommend any mines that will likely get shit canned due to environmentalists.

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Let's see those black friday stacks, gentlemen

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>>24688360
It's the magical properties of Yukari's fortress of Silver, nothing ever tarnishes.

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Franco Nevada and Newmont are making a head and shoulders. They're kinda like bellweather companies so it's reason to be concerned.

>>24690691
Christ it looks like some cartoon shit.

>> No.24690780

>>24688711
or the dock builder from /diy/ kek

>> No.24690836

>>24690351
YES

>> No.24690856

>>24690778
o trust me that site is one of the worst you will ever hear about. Its a site so contaminated and dangerous to life that even our boy Big Bob would hesitate to take on the cleanup. The Tulsequah Chief Mine has been a graveyard of junior and corporate mining for 50 years. Since its original shut down in 1955 over two dozen companies have had a go at operating the site and all were driven to bankruptcy. No company can survive the 2 billion dollar clean up cost.

>> No.24690885

>>24690612
>>24690670
Based

>>24690691
>>24690856
In that case I'm fine with it. I'm glad a lot of people in the mining industry see stuff like that happen and decide to be conscientious about it with their own endeavors. That's always something I think about when fondling my stack, "Did I indirectly finance some amoral venture mining company to rape the earth and make ugly the commons while making some asshole rich at the same time?"

>> No.24690901
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>>24690612
Interesting. The Levy Family in particular were big players in politics in the antebellum South, all of them were (obviously) some of the most extreme defenders of slavery. Their influence only began to wane after the Civil War.

>> No.24690909

>>24690856
Hey panman , we were talking about gem stones and chink glass yesterday I think it was. This is from china but in your expert opinion do you think it is just glass?
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/1pc-Natural-amethyst-quartz-Crystal-double-point-obelisk-reiki-Healing/184495772661?_trkparms=ispr%3D1&hash=item2af4ce13f5:g:EfsAAOSwHXRfr3a4&amdata=enc%3AAQAFAAACYBaobrjLl8XobRIiIML1V4Imu%252Fn%252BzU5L90Z278x5ickk8Fd9si%252FIbtWQr%252BhnlRwjDdKqXhvnNN7u4ed5Amp8IbjRRUGivr4eR6DoUGcYNUi3Pa4ixnjgMmPqfsGFgy8L6UfuWfa2h9%252BAJKOLlTLgogJfR4QSgs1fkhXsLC5DlE3K26e4p9BqFn%252BayS%252BlsSjtaTEyUa7x63SDXxtTM2S284L9ympE6iq%252Bv5E24zRchmVLX7EkLHEXdtAebU9f%252F5ruEduB7BSSc9HDPIw32FTVjbLCACYYMovO4Vdd4jlad1ctYpaVoBqcLWpWP7F6mbZCZI14i8TVARbo%252B6IOhSgucwDFGprzcAnyfInNQuaexJTg%252BoZTBYwFr1R%252Bcemc2YReeHMxWftsEtyPw1ZuDqNdZDM%252FYVNowTHww3IrCZhAY0WwoW1fKHH064hzcuvYbjO47GIjvnpr0y2w3MlgBavkv3pG3cCg3BUzoqMuAPyBLLSVXhQdc%252FqnHn2jDde8ikTrI8JAqxUq%252BQx273nGDOqYW5m13NnD4euetD28F1OdIo4Citfu2MZTDXtkTlDDrCcAiMTfLspveiJq%252BHjYp7DAVri4GG8jEZ9H0tYP9NOwGYG4fEGmDOX1rom%252B%252B%252B2eEi%252FhzxCTL%252B%252FexaFpu8ucl4qh8qtWlLuI47Kl1lssxpeRJQF7IEcbVvqbimQhXEgEZTQOjsQDgkmGMJ4xyYt9fQrXAvnJCZ1goVxo8ymZbRSHQ9zZqFqaFmQRiTXbOoqw2lRq0jXD6cmYEa2qko1wdOu%252Bx6MZnjNSsV2zfE6lm9nQwy6t%7Ccksum%3A184495772661b7fa9a227fe847d083518558d959904b%7Campid%3APL_CLK%7Cclp%3A2334524

>> No.24690914

>>24690514
I told her I have lots of freezer dried food and protection

>> No.24690928

>>24690909
i remember yes, lets see what you have here...

>> No.24690979
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>>24684050
have you anons counted your stacks lately?
how much bullions in your stacks?

>> No.24691015

>>24690901
Look at that shnoz

>> No.24691027
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>>24690909
>>24690928
looks like cut amethyst stone thats been polished and heat treated for color. You can tell from the cracks on the inside of the stone its been moderately treated by heat.

>> No.24691033
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Novo literally trading at March levels. Didnt KL dump all their shares recently? What the hell happened anyway?

>> No.24691096

>>24691027
Cool , thanks for the input

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>>24684050
She’s so beautiful bros...

>> No.24691226

>>24691128
>ywn find that coin at a good price

>> No.24691290

>>24689702
I bought kinross yesterday. All the analysts were saying it was a great buy below 8 dollars.

>> No.24691309

>>24689985
Last stimulus was about 3 trillion with only 12% of those funds going tk american people with a 1200 stimulus check.

This time its a trilion dollars approx with a 600 stimulus check so basically the same ratio so more than 80% of it js not going to the American people. I say shoot them and hang them.

>> No.24691334

>>24690414
>>24690514
This. Its a gift of pure autism. You could have done so much better. Give her some nice gold jewelry or something what the fuck. Are you like 12 and this is your first girlfriend?

>> No.24691376
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>>24689918
>>24690914
On second thought you should really nix the pamp too. Just get gold jewelry from mene. They have mostly high karat gold near spot price, and your wife will like it much more. That's the lindy form of gold anyway.
>>24690535 I can't get over that bowl. The more I look at it, the more I feel like I would liquidate 1.5x its weight of my stack to buy one like it. It just looks so luxurious and exotic. It draws me in with its lustre and intricate flowing lush plant-like detail.

>>24691128
>>24684991
Both very close in beauty I'd say. The fact that the indian head is gold though just has to put it on top overall though. It almost looks like it's breathing the gold is so hot and shiny
>>24691226
I can see why

>>24691309
Based pic related

>> No.24691450
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>>24691033
>>24691027

Hey Pan Man or any geology guys, what do you think of Novo's conglomerate mining strategy?

(Here's Don Durret on Novo)

Novo Resources exploded in value based on a potential large discovery in Western Australia (Pilbara region). However, it’s high valuation is still based on a theory. The only resource it has is Beaton’s Creek which is only 1 million oz. The theory is that they can mine a very thin layer near the surface called conglomerate. This has never been done before, and is still unproven.

They have obtained 3 million acres in Western Australia, with nearly all of it in the Pilbara region. They are by far the biggest player in the Pilbara. If you watch their company presentation you will see that this is still an exploration play, and a confusing one at that. We don't have drill results, instead we have bulk samples, and only a few of them so far.

The speculation on what they may have discovered, ranges from over 100 million oz at surface, to uneconomic nuggety geology. What we know is that they have found hundreds of watermelon seed size nuggets on the surface throughout the Pilbara. We also know that they have found more of these nuggets just below the surface. Some of the bulk samples have been impressive, with the grades between 5 gpt and 10 gpt. In fact, some investors are convinced they have a huge discovery. I don't think there is proof yet. It's looking more and more like a low-grade discovery of around 1 gpt.

>> No.24691481

>>24691309
the stimulus check was only a small part of the money sent to people, unemployment benefits were where the real money was at, I knew people making $700 a week just from unemployment benefits and they were getting this for over 6 months, several of my friends used them to pay off college loans lol.

I work at a bank and we still see big +$9,000 deposits into peoples accounts since you can retroactively apply for the benefits too.

>> No.24691496 [DELETED] 

>>24691290
I'd bet my left nut Kinross will be up 20% and back around $10 in Jan or Feb

>> No.24691534

>>24691450
ah almost looks like a paleoplacer deposit. very interesting, but very risky. I would be hard pressed to discuss that kind of ore body without looking at the mapping. Wasnt it Novo that recently had issues with investor flight or am i remembering another company?

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Btw I want all my pmg frens to experience the aurora borealis at least once in their life and it looks like over the next few days there's a chance for aurora borealis in certain areas because of the CME on the 7th. I'll be checking outside occasionally to see. https://www.clickorlando.com/weather/2020/12/09/northern-lights-possible-in-parts-of-contiguous-us/

>> No.24691720

>>24689150
The conservative amount will only last until Biden starts his presidency with Janet Yellen as the Treasury Secretary.

>> No.24691774

>>24686500
You remind me of a guy that plays GTA 5 on youtube called "The Professional" Your voice is almost the exact same.

>> No.24691804
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>>24691534
Yes, Kirkland Lake have been dumping shares very recently. 1.7 million shares since November. Eric Sprott divested until he was under the 10% needed for reporting as well. Can't be good, but Quinton Hennigh bought 15k worth recently, and seems to disagree. This is also one of the largest holdings at Crescat Capital.

>> No.24691876

>>24691804
not going to lie thats an incredibly risky project. You would have to do an incredible amount of near surface sampling across the entire deposit to figure out where grades are the most consistent. If not you risk strip mining massive amounts of basically worthless material for pockets of the good stuff. I dont think i would have invested in that project if I were a corporate adviser.

>> No.24691927

>>24690979
Just cracked 110kg silver, 5 Oz gold!

>> No.24691982
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What does you guys think of the hopi prophecies about precious metals?

>>24691927
Wow congratulations! That's quite a substantial amount. Make sure you have some of it buried in multiple locations or lost in unfortunate boating accidents.

>> No.24692010

>>24686500
Checked thanks for putting in some effort and making a vid. Good job.

>>24691927
That's some very respectable numbers. Let's say you decide to sell your minecraft ore one day, will you let the server mods tax you?

>>24691876
Yea it really sounds like some high risk high reward stuff. Crescat Capital had QH whispering in their ear to invest the whole time too... I'd be shitting my pants if I was Tavi Costa right now.

>> No.24692020

>>24690352
>couple ex prisoners saying they had a shitty time under their government. If its provable sanction the fuck out of the company, but we need proof.
That's actually more reassuring.
Pan man level headed and level scales.

>> No.24692055

>>24692010
I'll try to avoid capital gains tax as much as humanly possible but if I try to offload a lot at once it will be unavoidable

>> No.24692129

>>24692010
I could see cost over runs from exploration happening quickly on a project like that. Even if they have a fairly accurate map of the sediment boundaries its still going to be just as sketchy as a normal placer deposit. There is no guarantee the grades will stay consistent and that is a quick way to go broke.
>>24692020
For devils advocates sake Eritrea is one of the worst countries on earth, so much so North Korea decried and sanctioned their leadership after several of their engineers returned home with horror stories. Its likely terrible stuff is happening there, but with no stable communications we cant be sure at all if what were hearing is legit or just peasants inviting nearby countries to start a conflict.

>> No.24692189

https://twitter.com/DonDurrett/status/1336789938549923841

Don Durret just finished up a meeting with First Majestic management. Seems very impressed. Management building up cash to make acquisitions outside of Mexico. All shareholders are invited to meet management for a 30 minute online

https://twitter.com/FMSilverCorp/status/1336463193997119489

>>24692129
>Eritrea

Wow, never thought I'd discover a new country I never head of at this point in life.

>> No.24692247

>>24692189
I wonder where their going be shopping first? The Golden Triangle? Mayo District? Ontario? Central / South American targets perhaps?

>> No.24692271

>>24691927
110 KILOS?
You have 70,000 dollars of silver and less than 10k of gold?

>> No.24692379

>>24692247
First Majestic's sister company First Mining Gold holds an all Canadian portfolio. Keith started that company as well, so I think it's a clue that he's looking towards Canada and maybe the States. My guess is Keno Hill and Golden Triangle sometime in 2022. Pretty exciting stuff. Is there any significant silver deposits in Ontario?

>> No.24692465

>>24692379
There are vast silver resources in the Ring of Fire district and in the Cobalt districts of Ontario, but most of that territory is already under the control of mid level companies. There are also numerous silver strikes in quebec, manitoba and saskatchewan as well. My feeling is First Majestic will look to Mayo if they go to Canada first.

>> No.24692514

>>24691982
whose to say it's pm? perhaps some other resource (oil)?

>> No.24692788
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24692788

whats the best finds you've all found on ebay?
>pic related
Could you imagine wearing this in public?

>> No.24692813
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>> No.24692833

>>24684050
is buying precious metals worth it

>> No.24692844

>>24692833
https://www.lynalden.com/reasons-to-buy-gold/

>>24692788
That's pretty based

>> No.24692856

>>24692833
No go away

>> No.24692866
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>>24692833
maybe

>> No.24692884

>>24692833
Buy some and post pictures in these threads then you can decide

>> No.24692960

>>24692813
My heart is telling me to FOMO into at least one uranium position.
My head is telling me that if my heart is saying this it means there's probably going to be a dip incoming right after I cave in and buy.
My bank account is telling me to come back next month.

What do I do frens

>> No.24693010

>>24691481
The whole thing is so fucked. Unemployment shouldnt pay more than someone working full time. The problem is companies and government, working together to fuck over the little man.

My girlfriend was employed throughout the pandemic and she got nothing. She wanted to quit so bad and take unemployment. Would have doubled her income and shes a motherfucking HR employee along with doing payroll and patient coordination at a motherfucking hospital. She gets paid jack shit. Everybody gets paid jack shit unless youre some airhead in a massively overpaid posistion where you dont have to do fuck all.

I say this as a right winger. I say this as an alt right. I say this as someone who voted for trump twice.

We have a serious problem with these god damn corporations being able to do whatever the fuck they want and the government is enabling, subsidising, and feeding them.

>> No.24693040

>>24691620
I love that comic

>> No.24693081

>>24692960
There are not a lot of good companies in the uranium sector. I’ve held three different companies in the past, but currently only hold one. Cameco is the safest option in my opinion. It probably won’t have as much upside as some of the smaller ones, but there’s also much less downside potential. That being said if we do get a real uranium bull market you’ll probably still make a ton of money with cameco so why get super greedy and speculative with the tiny companies?

>> No.24693151
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>>24693010
>The whole thing is so fucked. Unemployment shouldnt pay more than someone working full time. The problem is companies and government, working together to fuck over the little man.
>My girlfriend was employed throughout the pandemic and she got nothing. She wanted to quit so bad and take unemployment. Would have doubled her income and shes a motherfucking HR employee along with doing payroll and patient coordination at a motherfucking hospital. She gets paid jack shit. Everybody gets paid jack shit unless youre some airhead in a massively overpaid posistion where you dont have to do fuck all.
>I say this as a right winger. I say this as an alt right. I say this as someone who voted for trump twice.
>We have a serious problem with these god damn corporations being able to do whatever the fuck they want and the government is enabling, subsidising, and feeding them.
Based and redpilled

Just wait until tax season next year, Tyrone and lashawnda sat on their ass and got unemployment when they want their annual gibs at tax time for their kids the tax preparer at walmart is going to tell them they're gonna have to pay in this year lol

>> No.24693166

>>24693010
The system is terrified of shocks to the system. They needed to guarantee that deflation did not take hold that’s why it was so generous.
Once they saw people’s standard of living was increasing, and people were paying off credit cards, they needed to make people hurt again before extending relief. The government is not just stupid, but (((evil)))

>> No.24693182

>>24692960
Just hedge and buy URNM in 3 traunches. Start your first one now. But knowing the macro picture on Uranium who cares if the bottom is in or yet to come, these are cheap cheap prices.

>> No.24693192

>>24692960
Im trying to g get into first majestic personally im just waiting on some of these explorers to break even

>> No.24693240

>>24693166
Yes agree. They are evil. There is a spiritual war whether you believe it or not. They want you to psychologically suffer as much as possible. Google and tech companies purposefully make their products frustrating to use because when users are in a frustrated state, they will give into impulses to spend more money. You might not believe in the devil or a spiritual war but I can assure you and prove to you that the elites that run thia country do.

>> No.24693270

>>24693081
I'm looking at Vimy right now, they're sitting on proven ground and just got paperwork cleared with the government recently.
Ground is an abo spiritual site though, do you think that means the pushback will never let them start production?

>> No.24693279
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Anyone have any insight on copper and steel in the coming year? Looking to get into companies like X and FCX because of rising commodity prices.

>> No.24693321

>>24693270
I don’t know anything about the company but that doesn’t sound good. Again my position with uranium is to catch the most upside with the least potential downside. That is how I settled on Cameco. Not losing money is just as important as making money, maybe more so.

>> No.24693338

>>24693321
It's 0.05AUD right now, there's not much downside
Worst case it'll just go to zero

>> No.24693348

>>24693279
I have about 5000 each in both RIO and FCX. Given that they also produce lots of copper and gold it seems like a no-brainer in this environment

>> No.24693382

>>24693338
100% downside is the maximum amount of downside. You can gamble on penny stocks if you want, but it rarely works out for anyone. Buying large, well-run, companies that can afford to pay dividends is a much better strategy.

>> No.24693385

>>24693348
Would you say either has an edge over the other? I just want to go into one stock for my copper play, so i have enough for my steel play

>> No.24693396

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/1961-tsx-venture/vgld/88614-vangold-reports-continuous-channel-sample-assays-up-to-1136-gpt-ageq.html

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/1961-tsx-venture/vgld/89120-vangold-has-successfully-cleared-the-pinguico-shaft-to-adit-level-7.html

I dont understand why vangold is stuck. This is some pretty exciting news. They are clearing out the old tunnels.

>> No.24693446

>>24693385
I like both of them, but if you’re really just looking to play copper I would definitely pick Freeport.

>> No.24693455

>>24693396
thats excellent news, but also read what that first link says. Vangold did a "channel" sample across a long stretch of ore. A channel sample is different than a core sample, its only usually 6 inches from the surface into the rock. There also more susceptible to preferential sampling, where you sample along a length that intersects a visible high grade section of ore. I am sure once Vangold gets an actual drill down there people will be more excited. Channel samples only get people interested when its beyond bonanza grades.

>> No.24693460

>>24687536
>this is the modern banking system
close, the modern banking system doesn't even hold fractional reserves.
https://medium.com/navigating-life/we-just-went-from-fractional-reserve-banking-to-zero-reserve-banking-and-its-a-pretty-big-deal-c501432e9be6
https://www.zerohedge.com/article/strikeoutfractionalstrikeout-fictional-reserve-banking

>> No.24693461

>>24692788
Kek

>> No.24693477

>>24688768
Based Kiyosaki's FAKE: Fake Money, Fake Teachers, Fake Assets: How Lies Are Making the Poor and Middle-Class Poorer

>> No.24693511
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>>24692788
That bar's probably fake.
I got $6.35 face of Canadian Junk for $10 below spot though.

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>>24693166
Correct. Deflation is the natural healing mechanism of any economy, and it is obviously being circumvented, not just for the printed money to be spent to further entrench the system, but to keep inflation going just as you say. They give money to who they want, saving them from the fires of inflation, and let the rest burn. It's completely dysgenic and good people are slowly but surely dying out. Every day is another 132 suicides, probably way more during the ronahoax.

>> No.24693625

Is Peter Schiff the only remotely main stream person who actually understands economics? His calls are usually way to early, but his diagnosis and rational is always spot on. No one comes close as far as I can see.

>> No.24693839

>>24693625
Depends on what your threshold for main stream is. There is Michael Burry but he is literally autistic and deletes his posts on twitter and elsewhere frequently.

>> No.24693857

Blue Lagoon Resources with good news from their Dome Mountain project. https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2710-cse/bllg/89237-blue-lagoon-hits-53-76-g-t-gold-over-2-2-meters-including-83-g-t-gold-over-1-13-meters-and-hits-17-69-g-t-gold-over-3-13-meters.html

>> No.24693878

>>24692844
>lynalden
I'm not taking advice from that tranny until it makes it clear what the situation is

>> No.24693907
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>>24693040
lemme fix it

>> No.24693952

>>24693455
Yeah. Thats what klondike pulled as well. I knew channel was a little sketchy but didnt know to what degree. I feel like the sketchiest one is a chip sample. I guess drill holes are king.

>> No.24693974

>>24693839
You cant be deleting and editing posts if your going to be forecasting economics. Doesnt look good.

>> No.24694006

>>24693952
why are chip samples sketchy and what are they?? so there are 3 types of samples? Core, chip, channel?

>> No.24694008
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>>24693907
I was gonna say "Oh no, you should've put the merc dime in his pocket!" because I was thinking I should've done that before you posted, but I think I can see a faint indication of one lmao. This is perfect. The cart full of gold perfectly illustrates the reality of gold as something that will exist and go on existing vs bitcoin.

>> No.24694032

>>24692271
Yes.Jpg

>> No.24694043

>>24694032
>>24692271
Feels better to stack silver because it's easier to buy more often

>> No.24694047

>>24693151
you can have them withhold taxes automatically ;)

>> No.24694102

>>24694006
Please correct me if im wrong somebody but chip samples are where they chip out a section of rock material and send it in for a lab assay. They can pick the best rock on the property and I wouldnt say the results are worth jack shit. (((Bayhorse))) pulled this stunt recently and even had the gall to claim it "bonanza grade"

>> No.24694171

>>24693511
Where'd you get silver under spot?

>> No.24694183

>>24693878
Who gives a shit. ngmi

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>>24694008
All good mate, I love making edits for /pmg/, mainly because anyone that perceives themselves as an enemy or rival of PMs are so easy to ridicule

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>>24693952
>>24694006
>>24694102
basically a "chip" sample is the most basic form of sample you can do from a rock outcrop, you usually do a set or series of chips across the face and send them for assay, or do a specific chip sample for a spot separate from the others. You do this if you have a section of rock you think may be different grades than the rest or for a number of other reasons. Its not inherently sketchy unless you only present one sample out of context from the rest like its special. A "channel" sample is done when you find an outcrop and dont have access to a drill, or you want to take a wide surface sample for records / assay. its another step taken towards doing deeper drilling and once again its done as part of the exploration program and is only seen as more sketchy because you can focus more on more interesting targets with it.

Its true Bayhorse used a "chip" sample as an example but they did show the rest of the samples in series as your suppose to, however they only mentioned the high grade nuggety gold sample as a presser, which is scummy. Same goes for Klondike as well. Hopefully this explains a bit.

>> No.24694337

>>24694171
A couple Ebay sellers didn't know what they had so they listed the coins without the word Silver anywhere in the description. Very few bidders apparently have the dates memorized and want Canadian junk Silver.

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>>24694102
Here is a picture showing a channel sample being taken with a diamond saw across a rock outcrop. Channel samples let the geologist take a long section of rock for study and for record keeping, its not as precise as a core sample, and you usually do several on one outcrop. One across the structure being sampled, and two more usually bisecting the structure at a specific angle, sometimes 45% or more.

>> No.24694420
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24694420

Here we have an example of a face / chip sample map. Each chip sample should try to represent each segment of material in the face / structure, and are logged left to right / top to bottom. Each sample is usually 1 or 2 rock fragments, one for logging the other for assay.

>> No.24694469

>>24694337
I'm picking up 10 ounces in Canada dollars this Friday very close to spot. Here's hoping the price dips

>> No.24694485

>>24694420
Ya don't have to answer this if you don't wanna, but how does a geotech or whatever you are end up in /biz/? I mean I get that there's nothing much to do in Canada in winter, but are you a weeb or something when not mining?

>> No.24694521

>>24694485
no i was borred and used to hang out more on /out/ and /k/ before due to being sick to death of reddits bullshit. /out/ slowed to a crawl so I started showing up here in /pmg/ with a copy pasta, showing people where to look for gold in their local regions. Its out of total bordom and now also interest that I come here to spread the good word of ORE.

>> No.24694570
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>>24694521
amen to that

>> No.24694605

>>24694373
nice the picture is actually really helpful. thanks pan man!

>> No.24694647

>>24694521
interesting, thanks. Looking at the images above I imagine there's massive capital goods costs associated with explorers?

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>>24694605
honestly they actually suck to do, the saws get crazy hot and you need a slave .. i mean field assisant to constantly bring buckets of water to spray at the rock face or the blades overheat. Worst though is the back pack diamond drill. If your doing it with one man its a massive headache, watering and handling the drill is no fun. You usually end up needing 3 people to do anything efficiently and if you have that many guys you end up bringing in a winkey drill instead so these tiny shits are basically pointless.

>> No.24694701

>>24694647
yep an exploration budget is mostly spare parts and tooling, followed by transportation / lodging for the crew and than food and management. My average budget if I am doing an exploration season on my own is around $25k but that goes up or down depending on the planned work or location or if i have staff to help me.

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>>24692833
If you dont stack ALL the precious metals you are NGMI
Lead , brass , silver , gold , tin cans

>> No.24694793

>>24694006
There are also grab samples, BOT samples and soil samples... And that's about it I believe

>> No.24694847

>>24694793
yes thank you for mentioning this as well

Grab sample
>depending on the project, a single bag of material broken fresh from a rock outcrop as a specific sample, usually the best mineralization which is not used to represent the entire structure.
BOT (Bottom of Till) Samples
>soil samples done sometimes with a small drill or test pit, part of basic soil sampling program at depths past surface contamination from organics or float.

>> No.24694872

Not looking good if 1760 fails we're going back to 1400

>> No.24694985
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>>24694232
I love these. Gave me a good chuckle

>>24694717
Based. Honestly a lot of people in here should probably start focusing more on the first two and last more than PMs.

>>24694872
I hope so. If gold prices go that low again miners go unprofitable=no more supply=to the moon

>> No.24695015

>>24694847
I guess I could see if I can find a link that sums up these sampling methods. Would be a nice addition to the pastebin. I'll look around when I get home from work

>> No.24695050

>>24695015
I ve honestly tried but all the links are in technobabble and the lay person cant understand it. If I post photos with a quick summery could someone photoshop them into a single image we could pastebin or post as an image when asked for? I would do it but i am terrible at it.

>> No.24695097

>>24694321
How do you feel about klondike these days? I know with bayhorse youve mentioned the issue is management being stretched too thin. Klondike has a very large ore body from what I recall. Sprotts still invested in them.

>> No.24695111

>>24694373
Oh thats interesting. Ive seen those in outcrop but didnt known they were!!

>> No.24695130

>>24694420
Its interesting learning from you because Im south US educated and we focus on soft rock geology. Ive always wanted to learn hard rock mining. Never got exposed.

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Pan man any take on this company? Are these properties they own legit or something like Bayhorse tier?

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>>24695097
yes Klondike is a massive lower grade silver / lead / zinc deposit with blobs of incredibly high silver values mixed in. The Sandon area hosted at one time over 50 producing silver mines, between 1894-1954 producing almost 70 million ounces of silver from the big three mines alone. The area is chock full of ore, but thats not Klondikes issue, they got in too late this year for drilling and finding staffers for rehabbing their underground workings. Their mill is permitted but not up to date, though there are mill wrights on site working on it. Klondike suffered like many other projects from a tiny budget and low silver prices so interest in the location was minimal. Now that prices have increased their having issues ramping up due to as stated above.

>> No.24695208

>>24695141
I ve never heard of this company before, let me go dig down into them and i ll get back to you.

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*deletes your Bitcoin save file*

Sure feels comfy only owning rocks

>> No.24695316
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>>24694521
Can someone edit this with Öre instead of Öats?

>> No.24695383

>>24695050
I will still try and look for something comprehensive and easy to understand.
>If I post photos with a quick summery could someone photoshop them into a single image we could pastebin
I can do that too

>> No.24695414

>>24695141
From what I can tell their claims are legit, there after medium grade manganese for the battery market, likely trying to cash in on Tesla the same way first canada cobalt was. I can assure you they have more ore than they know what to do with (one deposits approx 10m tonnes of manganese), but I am unsure of their corporate side, you will have to do that DD on your own.

>> No.24695426

>>24687536
How did the author make the leap from FR Banking to commodity ETFs?

>> No.24695602

>>24695185
would something like that kill the company next year or would they be able to pull it together?

>> No.24695731

>>24695602
I am thinking they will be able to pull it together, or at least i really hope they can, because they have a fantastic opportunity at Sandon which dont pop up often. What they need to do is get some more drilling done, get the underground workings rehab completed and than they will be able to bring drills below ground and get a good look at some of the massive ore pockets at depth. What Klondike needs to do as well is increase their news release schedule, investors want to see whats happening on site, they want to see their money in action.

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>>24694717
>>24694985
Holy shit I just looked at ammo prices for the first time since about March when I bought at a price of $350 per 1000 rds, now it's basically $1000 per 1000 rds!

>> No.24696175

to anyone that needs it, or wants to add it to the paste bin, heres a link to a mining terms glossary https://www.mines.ca/glossary.php

>> No.24696325

>>24687536
This is how COMEX and GLD works..
Fractional gold reserve.

>> No.24696354

>>24696175
I'll add it for the 2.0 some time

>> No.24696411

>>24696354
if i have time i may go through that glossary and pick out the major important phrases and attach them to photos for a visual for people, not tonight but down the line

>> No.24696496

>>24693151
you are a delusional idiot.

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>>24696411
I can do the editing for the glossary & images and the sampling methods & images and make two separate collages to add to the pastebin. I can also help in picking some of the more important glossary entries if you feel like you might need some help with that.

>> No.24696528

>>24696519
perfect i ll get on that later tonight than

>> No.24696748
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Lads, I just bought my first Oz of gold. $1895 delivered which I think is pretty good for my country (New Zealand). I have been working up the courage to do it since late March haha

>> No.24696797

>>24696748
Did New Zealand ever have its own silver coinage?

>> No.24696819

>>24686099
>>24687579
>Take my picture off this board now. JANNIES
kek
that pic has been posted at least 100 times on multiple boards for almost a decade now
It's not coming down.

>> No.24696927

>>24696797
I think so, I think NZ has a small but pretty good precious metal industry, we had a gold rush here.

https://www.nzmint.com/collections/silver-bullion/products/1oz-silver-bullion-coin-silver-fern

I'd never buy them because of the maori shit they put on them.

During the silver shortage in April or so I could still buy physical here because recyclers were recovering it from cameras and stuff, just bars though.

>> No.24697270

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uySdMbZHjms

These people are low IQ retards.

>> No.24697331

>>24696927
Why are you even in that hell hole NZ?

>> No.24697372

>>24696528
Still at work, I'll be able to skim the glossary soon™ though

>> No.24697515

>>24693625
Paul Singer and Jeff Gunlach are two biiiig money boys that get long term stuff. Singer is probably the only person in mainstream finance that has said gold is actually worth "a multiple of current price. Druckenmiller is pretty good, but his econ outlook is flavor of the month and changes with the wind.

>> No.24697543
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24697543

Hi anons
Got 600€ to buy some gold or silver. Should I buy two 20 francs Napoléon (5.8g of gold each, easy to buy/sell and low premium) or 25 maple leafs ? Already got about 40oz of silver and 0.4 oz of gold
Pic related

>> No.24697573

>>24697543
Endless ways to spend all your money on the numismatic meme.

https://www.royalmint.com/our-coins/ranges/historic-coins/latest-acquisitions/

They used to have the original ZAR gold kruger pound from the end of the 19th century, looked really cool but obviously a massive premium.

>> No.24697585

>>24697372
i ll get on this tomorrow, someone bug me when i eventually wake up tomorrow about this.

>> No.24697604

Bitcoin:
lower highs and lower lows

Tether is about to get rekt by NY

Remember, we shit on em hard if it fails

>> No.24697615
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Platinum leaf, good or bad idea to buy one right now?

>> No.24697616

>>24697604
Why? They are mostly (man)children. At least they are suspicious of the central banker criminals. If anything, they will be even more in our corner if the central banks fuck them like that.

>> No.24697627

>>24697573

I can buy it for 298€ each (51.3 €/g, spot is above 48.8 right now, so lower premium than any silver coins and gold bullion

>> No.24697679

>>24697616
The central bank isn't fucking them. Tether is just the reverse of the comex. They artificially keep the price up, which btc maxis thought was legitimate purchases. If money market funds could be used to lever gold, a million people would be doing it and gold would be double where it is now. Tether monetizes the money market to put into btc

>> No.24697684

>>24697627
I'd get the gold coins myself. I usually buy low premium half sovereigns when I can

>> No.24697801
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>ctrl + f : saxo
>0 results
The fuck is going on frens?
Saxo bank released their top 10 markets predictions for 2021. One of them is just for silver.

>2021 brings the usual suspects that power silver higher on its hard asset/precious metal side as the US dollar weakens, and as investors are faced with the harsh reality of no relief in sight from negative real interest rates. This is exacerbated as inflation suddenly jolts higher in 2021 and policymakers are slow to respond, wanting to offer maximum support for their still-recovering economies. With a Covid-19 vaccine in rapid rollout by the middle of the year, the excessive liquidity and over-easy policy drives a powerful bid into any hard asset.

>Turbocharging the rise in the silver price in 2021, even relative to gold, is the rapidly rising demand for silver in industrial applications. In fact, a real silver supply crunch is on the cards in 2021, and it frustrates the full throttle political support for solar energy investments under a Biden presidency, the European Green Deal, and China’s 2060 carbon neutral goal, among other initiatives.
>Another challenge on the supply side for silver is that more than half of mined silver supply is a by-product of zinc, lead and copper mining, making it tough for miners to meet the surging excess proportional demand for silver.

>Trade: Long silver as the price races to an all-time high of $50 per ounce in 2021.

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/2021-will-be-reality-check-extend-and-pretend-saxo-bank-unveils-its-outrageous-predictions

>> No.24697860

>>24697801
Imho the key sentence is :
>Another challenge on the supply side for silver is that more than half of mined silver supply is a by-product of zinc, lead and copper mining, making it tough for miners to meet the surging excess proportional demand for silver.

We better buy silver-specialized big miners and juniors like first majestic and Aurcana.
Speaking of which, i wanted to take a position of aurcana, do you guys think i should get in now or hope for a dip before getting in?

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>>24697604
no I'm not, the longer it stay alive, the better it is for me, more dips on PM.

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>>24697801
>>24697860
Good post anon. Yeah it might be that primary silver miners' concentrate might be in high demand in the coming years.
>i wanted to take a position of aurcana, do you guys think i should get in now or hope for a dip before getting in?
Hard to say, the price of silver and aurcana itself might go either way until they get closer to production. They're on track to begin production in Q3 2021 so there's plenty of time to wait for dips at least. However if silver begins climbing steadily and doesn't take any dips like we're used to see it may be that aurcana won't dip either. I say DCA.

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>>24697679
This. It's amazing what few billions (literally nothing with the trillions at their disposal) can do to distract an entire demographic of people who would otherwise be interested in gold and silver.
>Bitcoin price pump not dump!
>Bitcoin digital gold not scam!
And of course they pump Bitcoin right when they would be getting out of it and into gold, but instead they file in at the first sign of "one of the herd" starting a stampede on a bull run. That's the only reason Bitcoin is anywhere near 20k. People would be completely fed up with Bitcoin by now without artificial manipulation.

>>24697931
You can thank the fed for that

>> No.24698388
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kek

>> No.24698428

>>24698388
Checked and keked
Nowadays everything is a (((Store of value))) except gold. They are becoming more delusional day by day.

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>>24698388
>>24698428
>progressive economic thought leaders

thats a funny way of spelling 'complete retards'.

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>>24698388
No one can unironically be this dumb, not even a meth head nigger. This can't be real...

>> No.24699008

Anybody have any inclination as to why Vangold has been dumping? just continuing to cool off from its pump? I'll continue to load up at these prices unless i see the fundamentals change.

>> No.24699128

Was /pmg/ right again? https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/digital-economy-disruption-possible-terminator-event-suggests-strongest-sunspot-cycle

>> No.24699164

>>24699128
>December 21st:
>Tesla insanely overvalued stock which hit 666 pre market btw included to SP 500
>Official start of winter. Some kind of sunspot cycle begins soon which is projected to be the strongest in history. Solar flares disturbing grid and digital systems a.k.a "dark winter" (see Biden, Klaus Schwab).
>Great conjunction between saturn and jupiter which marks happenings like stock crashes or running presidents dying.
I am more and more starting to believe 21 will be begining of actual crash. No stimulus passed, more lockdown restrictions, US nation divided between election results.

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>>24699164

>> No.24699389

Three weeks left until bong island leaves the eu and we have to pay 20% VAT on our silver. Feels bad man.

>> No.24699423

>>24699389
>((('''value''' '''added''' '''tax''')))

how do we let them get away with it lads? thank god i left that shithole.

>> No.24699476

>>24684050
>Stacking silver gets me a pair of Onee-sans
I know what I'm buying with my maintenance loan next year

>> No.24699507

>>24686743
Based

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>>24696175
>>24696519
Alright I'm home now. I'll begin now
>>24699008
Looks like a normal cool-off/consolidation, could also be that market wants drilling
>>24699128
>>24699164
Will be a hell of a birthday for me if true
>>24699476
Anon version pic related, based be the beautiful person who made these edits

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>50g Au cast bars out of stock.
Spending limit reached this month and new game+ doesn’t start until January.

>> No.24700143

Here is a game for /pmg/: QE Defender.
https://www.bullionstar.com/games/qe-defender/

>> No.24700233
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Just a single mexican tiddy coin today. Into the vault it goes. I could be bothered to work today so I went metal detecting. I found an earing and a £1 coin!

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>853 THOUSAND jobless claims

we are so fucked lads.

>> No.24700361

>>24696496
You know there was a lot of things you could contribute there to further the discussion on the post you replied to. The subject matter was very basic and non intellectually threatening. You could have offered so much more than "you're an idiot" and also noone has any idea what the fuck part of the comment triggered you, because there was multiple things going on.

>> No.24700475

>>24697860
Silverseek released a good analysis of this. Basically the investment demand for silver has now exceeded industrial by a wide margin. This year sold as much silver eagles as the last two years combined.


Read the silver eagles article on silver seek.

>> No.24701240

>>24695050
Alright so I found a very detailed explanation on sampling: https://www.911metallurgist.com/blog/mining-geology-sampling-methods-channel-chip-core
but that's just excessive for anybody new to this stuff. I'll probably add it to the pastebin under some "advanced" header or something along with that Ore Deposits 101 video series you recommend.

Found another one that seems to be very easy to understand, sampling methods start from page 9 of the presentation: https://www.slideshare.net/pramodgpramod/sampling-techniques-for-mineral-deposit
What do you think? I think this one would be a good addition to the pastebin, it's very easy to understand and has images to go along with it too!

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>>24698388
this, this shit right here is why i buy metal. fucking retards walking around with an open wallet who think theyre investors. everytime i see this kind of shit or the dollar weaken. i move more and more into physical. fuckin people man.

>> No.24701515

>>24693010
Based. Fuck government and the comex

>> No.24701531
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CLF mooning on upgrade today

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>>24698530
it's the internet

>>24693010
>Unemployment shouldnt pay more than someone working full time
what about the wide section of the economy that depends on tips and other benefits not accounted for?

>> No.24701581

>>24701531
how the fuck are they still mooning? can't keep up for much longer

>> No.24701678

fuckkk i need a good explorer, but idk who to pick :( I've got KGC,FM,AUN,PGM. What's a good micrcap to add?

>> No.24701708

>>24701581
Why wouldn't they? Commodities are still increasing in price and they expanded a lot. I think they are the largest producer now in NA with their latest purchase.

>> No.24702023

>>24701240
>>24695050
The second link that I posted is good but lacks information on BOT/soil sampling though... For some reason I haven't found anything easy to understand related to those kinds of samples, we might have to make our own.
Here's some cool info I found on the way though, our friend GTK is at it again, this link provides a lot of info about till sampling although goes into a bit too much detail and the focus is all over the place:
https://www.oulu.fi/sites/default/files/184/13_40_Perti%20Sarala_OMS_Till%20Geochemistry_Oulu%20Mining%20Summit_2017.pdf
And here's a good image on how deep different till sampling methods can go to reach bedrock:
http://platinex.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Till-Sampling-write-up-_2_.pdf

But yeah we'll need to make our own guide when it comes to soil/BOT sampling I think

>> No.24702207

>>24685273
>>UUUU dip 4U

Managed to buy 5 July 2021 1.00 strike call options at the ~2.50 bottom yesterday, least risky options because I'm still a noob but feeling breddy gud about it.

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Dr. Copper based and pissed off as fuck

>> No.24703330

>>24703187
HOLY shieeeeeeeeeeeeet is it too late to buy miners? I heard iron was going way up too

>> No.24703430

>>24703187
Don't care still deflation

>> No.24703572

gib alternative to banking plz or ill cause a decade long dib buying silver igloos because i am cursed

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>>24696411
>>24696519
Alright, now the most important parts of the glossary as judged by yours truly. I hope I categorized these well enough. There's a little bit of overlap with the links I posted about surface sampling but I included everything major for the sake of it. I probably put some unnecessary ones in the list but we can remove things that we deem excessive or not needed for basic learning. Also if I missed something important, we can always add something.

GEOLOGY:
>deposits
Banded Iron Formation (BIF); Epithermal deposit; Lode; Placer; Porphyry copper [not included in list: VMS, low sulphidation deposits]
>geological structures
Basal Till; Break; Disseminated ore; Fault; Footwall; Greenstone Belt; Hanging wall; Host rock; Native ore; Outcrop; Precambrian Shield; Strike; Vein

EXPLORATION:
>imaging & mapping
Aeromagnetic survey; Airborne survey; EM Survey; Geophysical survey; Induced polarization; Resistivity survey
>sampling
Anomaly; Assay; Bulk sample; Channel sample; Chip sample; Grab sample; Trench
>drilling
Core; Logging; Step-out drilling

MINING:
Block caving; Bulk mining; Cut-and-fill; Open pit; Room-and-pillar mining
>processing
Byproduct; Concentrate; Flotation; Mill
>recovery
Bio-leaching, Heap leaching; Leaching; Refractory ore
>mining methods
>other
Tailings; Tailings pond

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>>24696519
>>24696411
Alright, now the most important parts of the glossary as judged by yours truly. I hope I categorized these well enough. There's a little bit of overlap with the links I posted about surface sampling but I included everything major for the sake of it. I probably put some unnecessary ones in the list but we can remove things that we deem excessive or not needed for basic learning. Also if I missed something important, we can always add something.

GEOLOGY:
>deposits
Banded Iron Formation (BIF); Epithermal deposit; Lode; Placer; Porphyry copper [not included in list: VMS, low sulphidation deposits]
>geological structures
Basal Till; Break; Disseminated ore; Fault; Footwall; Greenstone Belt; Hanging wall; Host rock; Native ore; Outcrop; Precambrian Shield; Strike; Vein

EXPLORATION:
>imaging & mapping
Aeromagnetic survey; Airborne survey; EM Survey; Geophysical survey; Induced polarization; Resistivity survey
>sampling
Anomaly; Assay; Bulk sample; Channel sample; Chip sample; Grab sample; Trench
>drilling
Core; Logging; Step-out drilling

MINING:
>mining methods
Block caving; Bulk mining; Cut-and-fill; Open pit; Room-and-pillar mining
>processing
Byproduct; Concentrate; Flotation; Mill
>recovery
Bio-leaching, Heap leaching; Leaching; Refractory ore
>other
Tailings; Tailings pond

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>>24703894
>>24703785

>> No.24704022

>>24703927
kek
made a small error which I had to correct

>> No.24704184

>>24701580
I have ten years experience in the tip industry and none of those posistions pay as much as people think they do. The only jobs ive had where i made huge cash tips was when I was a bouncer in various college night clubs but that was highly seasonal work in a college town. Most bouncers dont make jack shit.

>> No.24704206

>>24701678
Gdx. Bitcoin. Bayhorse. Read the sticky.

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>>24701678

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im ruined

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>>24704206
based
>>24704316
even more based
>>24701678
do your research faggot. Also look at vangold, very big dip.

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>>24704433
aw yeh?

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>>24703330
Not too late imo, I'm going in on Steel and Copper for the inflation/recovery that's to come. X or CLF for steel, and FCX for copper if you're looking for exposure

>> No.24704919

>>24704846
I expect commodities to continue to rise from supply chain distribution from deflation, and more money chasing them from inflation, but a "recovery" isn't coming any time soon.

We haven't even reached bottom yet.

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>>24704846
Heh

>> No.24705050

>>24704919
By recovery, I believe anon is talking about the infrastructure spending spree in a desperate attempt to keep the economy from sinking.

>> No.24705084

>>24704184
Clearly you are not female. Girls can make truly absurd tips.

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R8 my autistic mining portfolio, also bought a cheeky 100 shares of UUUU yesterday to get in on this Uranium action and might DCA in further

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>>24702207
>UP id
based.
>>24695414
cheers, thanks pan man (as always)!!

>> No.24705139

did i fuck up by buying URA

>> No.24705147

>>24704846
>>24704976

I took some nice 60% profits on FCX and sold yesterday because I’m expecting a dip over the short term. Purely based on technicals, MACD on the 1y chart is about to cross. Longer term it’s very solid.

>> No.24705180

>>24705084
Right. Forgot about that.

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>>24705089
I did that mistake early by putting a bit of money everywhere, now I limited my portfolio to 5 stock and invest 500$ one by one. Better return like that imo.

>> No.24705264

>>24705205
Yeah, I took that same approach previously. Was holding a shit ton of FCX and SILJ. Decided to sell them and diversify into some junior miners on my own. Maybe want some more risk/reward potential here though

>> No.24705304

>>24705264
you should find 1 or 2 juniors that are really good instead of over diversifying your 3.5k

>> No.24705341

>>24705089
>>24705264
Can't say much about the companies but many of those are in my backlog. As for exposure, you've got exposure both to Au and Ag which is nice. Personally I wouldn't be that much into silver, I'm more of a gold guy when it comes to mining companies. Some base metals exposure would be a nice addition to your folio, base metals production also often produces silver as a byproduct. Your diversification is nice to see although it seems to me that you haven't really considered the value of these companies, you just own 100 of each... Might do you good to consider which of these companies you consider more speculative, which are your safe bets and which you are willing to bet more or less on.

Right now your folio looks a little like an ETF, I say personalize it a little bit.
>>24705304
What this guy says, except do diversify in addition to having some core positions -- it's an industry filled with risks

>> No.24705404

>>24705304
>>24705341

Cool, thanks guys. Really liking CDE, most optimistic junior for me. Maybe throw some more into that, pick like one of the real cheapies to throw some more money at, and get more into Uranium

>> No.24705406

>>24705147
I considered it, but I think if we do get a dip it’s going to come back very quick so make sure you have some orders in. Plus I get the dividend while I wait so a small dip not a big deal to me I still think it’s going 2 or 3X from where it’s at over the next 18 months.

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>>24705147
How short term are you talking here anon? I have some calls on FCX that expire in May next year, hopefully thats far out enough to ignore the short term bearish you're talking about
>>24704976
Based
>>24705050
This. I don't think people are going to recover from the suffering we've had to endure since this shit happened any time soon unfortunately, but there will be lots of spending to try to keep the economy afloat.

>> No.24705484

How close would you guys say Aurcana is to production?

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>>24705404
for reference, this is my folio: >>24684144 + pic related (commissions included so it looks kinda red)
I intend to enter into other companies in addition & add to my favourites in time
>>24705484
They're on track to first pour Q3 2021 I believe

>> No.24705545

CLF BEST STOCK OF ALL TIME

>> No.24705578

>>24705521
Man, I need to ditch Robinhood and get a broker with access to the Canadian market.

>> No.24705601

>>24705578
You could also just buy OTC shares right? Not sure if that's possible with Meminhood though, I'm not American so that broker is a total question mark for me

>> No.24705607

>>24705578
Fidelity has $0 commission on most OTC stocks ;)

>> No.24705614

>>24705411
I think FCX will dip over the next month or so, just a healthy correction really as it’s pretty overbought at the moment. This is just based on technicals, MACD cross is usually pretty bearish. Your calls should be fine though I’ll hang onto them. I’m likely to enter a new position within the next few weeks.

>> No.24705635

YOU GUYS READY FOR THE NOON SMACKDOWNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
GET READDDYYYY FOR SMACK DOWN LIVEEEEEEEE 12/10/2020 12PM SMACKDOWNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

>> No.24705654

>>24705607
Man I wish I didn't have to pay so much in commissions... I'd start using Interactive Brokers if I wasn't going to go to school. That broker has monthly payments if I'm not trading every month and I'd be totally fine doing that if I had a capital flow to invest, which I won't be having in school. They'd also have Canadian warrants that I would love to dabble in. Oh well, that'll have to wait for a couple of years I suppose.

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>>24705614
Ah okay thats not too bad, I'm not great with technicals but I think they can be worth noting, I'll hold onto them through whatever happens the next month or so. Might buy the dip if we get one, any target as to how low it could go short term? Surely no lower than $20-21 right?

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>>24705635
>PIC RELATED

>> No.24705859

>>24705205
I am a little stretched thin honestly. Around 18 positions with about 7 core positions. Trying to weigh the pros and cons of getting rid of some of my smaller investments and going full bore into my core positions.

>> No.24705990

bread baked
>>24705961
>>24705961
>>24705961
>>24705961
>>24705961

>> No.24706292

>>24701240
>>24702023
ah yes 911 metallurgist is a good source and perfect for the pastebin. I am sure we can easily write up an explanation on soil sampling.

>> No.24706348

>>24703894
i think that pretty much covers the basics, if anything else pops up we can add it in later.

>> No.24706403

>>24706348
>>24706292
Very good, let's continue this in the next thread maybe?