/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24940084
Bread baker, next thread can you use Lynn Alden as the OP pic? It'll trigger the tranny obsessed anon

>>24940167
Why are you obsessed with that tranny?

>>24940167
OP is the tranny obsessed anon. He took the bull case for gold off the OP because he couldn't stand taking advice from someone he thinks might be a tranny. I thought it was a 4chan meme but OP is legit mentally ill, and now he's projecting >>24940208

If anyone wants to know the bull case for gold: https://www.lynalden.com/reasons-to-buy-gold/

>>24940167
You will never be a woman

>>24940268
>I thought it was a 4chan meme but OP is legit mentally ill, and now he's projecting
LMAO you’re literally a tranny lover and you call ME mentally ill? You’re the one that shoehorned that shit into the OP that had been unchanged for years. Dilate more you fucking freak of nature

on tonight's episode of feebay...

>>24940084
Based Gregory Mannarino

>>24940330
Like literally mate look at the stuff you're saying and that cringe ass picture. It's legit fucked. Normal people just don't think about or give a fuck about trannies, but you can't help but to bring them up in every thread you go to, even ones talking specifically about gold and silver you can't help but think about trannies.

It's like you're afraid you're gonna become a tranny or start sucking tranny dick or something. Get help soon man lol, it's not healthy to be obsessed like that.

Listen to Mannorino’s updates and buy silver anons

>>24940492
>silver will never go above $30

>>24940466
Reddit spacing, didn’t read

Make /pmg/ comfy again

>>24940516
hey newfag, 4chan have been using this spacing format for over a decade for readability. It's reddit fags who accuse people of reddit spacing.

>>24940508
And similarity it will never go below $20 again buttcoiner

>>24940268
Lynn is HOT I would suck her man voice dong

>>24940268
my Elven queen!!!!

>>24940619
Sorry you just got filtered, keep on wasting your energy on your keyboard though lol

>>24940632
alright bud you do you, so long as you're against fiat.

>>24940630
>buttcoiner
post stack

>>24940653
Mental Illness.

Bitcoin continues to moon, silver cant even cross 30$, Gold stuck at 1800. what went so horribly wrong?

>>24940661
She’s a biological man and she’s HOT

>>24940619
based oldfag

loved it when all those kids from reddit showed up and accused us of reddit spacing

>>24940691
jp Morgan for silver
jews for gold

>>24940694
I can't confirm or deny that but you do you my man.

>>24940694
His real name is Richard Johnson btw

The previous thread link is not working. Anyone got it?

>>24940508
Green new deal will be sold to the American people as to why silver is hundreds of dollars an oz. But the hyperinflation because of the policy itself of relying on debt of the FED is the only fundamental. There will be no implementation of a Green New Deal until the American people are so poor they will wage slave for their overlords.

>>24940793
>>24914967

the dumbass OP's keep putting a space in it

>>24940793


>here
>>24914967

>>24940793
>>24914967

>>24940663
Ok anon you asked for it. 250oz of AG, looking to add more 1oz gold maples next few weeks desu

>>24940793
here you go mate >>24914967

>>24940842
Hefty stack, I love the krakens

>>24940879
Yea I bought literally all that I could get my hands on. My LCS told me everyone was looking for them after I bought hem all lol. I think I have 20.

I just gave one away recently to a good friend, he deserved it after 25 years of service in my ranks.

>>24940842
I gotta keep my big mouth shut....
> around 80 oz silver
> .4oz gold

>>24940711
exactly.

>>24940951
That's pretty based, I've thought about giving a silver ounce away for my friends' birthdays but I don't think my friends would "get" what a silver coin represents to me; hard money, integrity, security, honest work for honest value, and a reminder of history and what happens to all governments who move towards debasement.

>>24941037
And being an independent thinker, betting against the crowd and not compromising when you know you're right, reaping huge wealth because of it, wealth like silver coins that you may spread to your loved ones and inner circle in hopes that they'll keep the spirit going and truly make the world a far greater place.

>>24940268
This tranny is being blocked by David Brady on Twitter for being wrong on her understanding about TIPS (Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities).

David Brady pointed out that gold didn't move along with real yields for a moment due to bullion bank manipulation, but this tranny is misleading people otherwise.

215 ounces of silver. Decided to put about 2800 dollars into miners as well, so this takes a backseat. If gold drops, I'll buy a one ounce coin, but its still too high for my budget.

How did you guys turn into this big of fags? I mean shitposting about banking policy is one thing, but every thread now is "omg theres a tranny 'analyst'" and "boo hoo silver is only up 52% this year".
I mean for fucks sake why can't this place just be comfy. Do you understand that the biggest 1 year return for the SP500 was 46.59% in 1933? Have some fucking scope.

>>24940955
Man that is a beautiful stack,
wonderful art bars.. I need some more of those!

Here is another shot of the silver stack, in all of its glory

>>24941185
Again with the Tranny this tranny that, who gives a shit. It's like calling Schiff "The jewish fuck" or Raoul Paul "That pajeet scammer" every time you mention them. What's the with the tranny obsession with you guys?

I'm looking up that tweet by the way looks like a good conversation to follow.

Going to my LCS tomorrow, and I'll officially have 40 ounces once I leave (assortment of 90%, mostly .999 though). I'd wait for another dip, but I basically bought at $22 and 23 for just about all of it so $25 isn't going to kill me. Dropping $200 so I'll likely get three rounds (another is going to be a gift), and the rest in 90%. Love spare money on paydays!

>>24941400
Jesus fucking christ, you defend this shit more than the OP bitching about it you absolute fucking sperg. Go jack off to it already. Jesus.

>>24941526
You're right that I'm going overboard, I got sick of all the tranny obsession recently so I'm calling it out today. And no thanks, that's not for me.

>>24941400
>Tranny this tranny that
>"The jewish fuck"
>"That pajeet scammer"

all valid

>>24941627
Hey at least you're consistent and have integrity.

>>24941400
>NOOOOOOOOOOOO YOURE NOT ALLOWED TO LABEL PEOPLE BIGOT!!!!

>>24941712
Oh you're definitely allowed to label people, you soijack faggot.

>>24941627
>>24941663
Kek

>>24941712
the point is youre shitting up the thread with this dumb shit.

>>24940842
>lunch money

>>24941400
This tranny has some ulterior motives anon.
Glad that this CFA holding chad educates her for her misleading tweets.

>>24940613
>>24941201

PMG will never be comfy again.
>When will silver moon
>trannies
>Miners
>Use debt and scams to make money off collapse

It will only get worse, until the vaccinations are finished one way or another

someone post silver or gold on female boobs or ass please

>>24941897
it'll get better when the US economy recovers and metals fall back down to the new normal. But that will also kill the thread.
PMG only survived this long because a freak natural disaster randomly drove prices up in seeming confirmation of anarchist wet dreams. That too will eventually end.

>>24941599
>tranny obsession
>makes up 1/4 of the posts ITT
You have made more posts about trannies than anyone you're calling "obsessed". We hate trannies here, if you don't like it I'm sure there's a Pl*bbit forum that will cater to your sensitivities.

>>24941976
the ride never ends anon

>>24941897
should i sell some of my silver now while prices are high guys? then rebuy when it goes down? or should i just hold forever hoping for that one in a million moonshot where silver becomes the most valuable commodity on earth

>>24942025
oh it ends. Metals threads didn't exist on /biz/ for most of its history, and they'll go away again at some point soon.

>>24942050
no need for that, just need to wait until the dollar dies, which is looking like a thing that is gonna happen soon.

>>24941976
>PMG only survived this long because a freak natural disaster randomly drove prices up in seeming confirmation of anarchist wet dreams. That too will eventually end.
You fucking retard. Remember when the wrolds largest short term financing market blew up overnight? No probably not because you think repo means cars. That was the start of credit expansion which started driving prices higher. You are also a Keynesian retard that thinks that all of this money printing 100% did not effect capitalization structures at corporations or alter the structure of the economy. This thread is here because if money printing stops, the financial system would die in a month and have to be rebuilt

>>24941985
Again, I'm calling out this retarded and inconsistent behaviour specifically, because you guys shit up threads with the non-stop need to point out who you think might be a tranny.

If it shits up this thread specifically to call it out so be it. Sorry to those in the crossfire. We hate trannies here? Maybe you and the the people who always keep thinking about trannies. A lot of us don't give a shit and simply don't think about them. It's like if we had a reddit link to Precious metals bull case, and you guys won't stop pointing out it's a reddit link. Who the fuck cares if the info is good? But some people are obsessed with calling it out repeatedly, so I'm calling you all out specifically.

Reddit blows but you defining yourself by being anti reddit and pro 4chan is cringe as fuck too. Get real.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5oYK9sAtjuU&ab_channel=ProvenAndProbable

Dolly Varden CEO interview on Proven and Probable out today. Good shit, I threw another $500 bucks at it today.

>>24942177
I'm relatively new to buying silver/gold, but from what I've seen once someone gets into this they're essentially hooked. There's just a certain comfort in holding physical (and even in buying miner stocks to a degree) that other assets just can't compete with. The thread only seems to grow the way I see it, save for the occasional SLV shill or crypto maximalist.

Henlo frens,
Remember few weeks ago when i was saying the green tyranny would soon come to the mining industry to make them look like the mega-baddies?
Well today i read 2 articles from very popular (read state financed) newspapers. And both did lengthy articles to explain how mining was accounting for 10% of global carbon emission, how we have to check our privileges, how things must change using laws to tax them, blablah... The usual talmudic shit.

Wanna know the best part? In one of them they threw in this graph -pic rel-
>left column is energy cost per ton calculated in gigajoules
>middle column is worldwide carbon emission for each metal
>right column is carbon emission per ton extracted

No surprises the 3 biggest 'polluters' and energy eaters per ton, and by a wide margin, are platinum, gold and silver. Logical since they are the rarest metals, that's why they are called precious...

So obviously the (((newspapers))) called for new legislations -read taxes- for precious metals.
The agenda is unfolding, they aren't only coming after crypto, we are next. So you better already have your stack, or hurry the fuck up to buy it, because retarded shit like 70% VAT on purchase will come sooner than you think. Of course it will labelled "eco tax to save the planet and the children uwu".

>>24942258
o perfect something to watch while having dinner.

>>24941400
It's no coincidence that two of the biggest Bitcoin pumpers on Twitter are a Pajeet scammer and a tranny.

>>24942327
ha thats rich seeing as the mining sector in Canada and the US is trying to move to zero emission equipment as fast as possible to save on material costs. EV machinery requires on average a quarter less down time than conventional machines. It also cuts down on noise related injuries to crews especially in underground projects. Typical that the "news" would suddenly focus on miners like this when the trends been to EV and low carbon for the past decade.

>>24942327
I want to add that, even though i'm extremely bullish on miners, if the plat/Au/Ag miners get hammered with new regulations, it could spoop away the institutional investors who would otherwise be interested when SHTF (which is very soon, and programmed).
We all know the true reason behind the ecologic farce : the central bankers want to keep their worthless fiat the only dominant tool and will try to shut down any other alternatives existing to dodge inflation. The advantage we have over shitcoins is our best bet going forward : it's way easier to track down and tax shitcoins' transactions than PMs.

>>24942283
It has to continue to expand because the fed has to continue to expand. earnings yields on equities will continue to go down, making their risk adjusted return lower and lower (to the extent anyone actually cares about that), while creating more demand for bullion. This isn't even talking about hyperinflation next year or whatever. Barring the US doing a political U turn (unlikely considering I can only name 1 balanced budget congressman) Basel 3 is going to lead to more international institutions trading treasuries for gold. I'm all in pms right now because I think I can make a risk free ~8% annual return over the next decade even with high hedging costs. More people are going to do that.

>>24942327
>mining was accounting for 10% of global carbon emission
Retards don't even understand how low that is. Think about it: anything that can't be grown has to be mined/drilled. Everything that exists other than foraged shit. 10% is low. Although obviously the real damage is runoff from mines and what not.

Pure Gold Mining: -10% reverted to -5%.

What are your price targets and anything coming up that investors should know about?

>>24942327
Some damn good info. Reminds me of how media came after Schiff and George Gammon - there's no way they'll let us keep the gains tax free without a fight. However, could this be them frontrunning their inability to manipulate PM prices any longer, knowing that the huge price increase is inevitable due to macro factors, and also knowing that the manipulated short position is going to need to cover as well which will be nitrous to our rocket fuel.

>>24942396
Shawn strikes me as a very very intelligent businessman.

>>24942461
The biggest pumpers are white guys, Pomp and Saylor. Raoul is close though.

>>24942496
You're at the second peak of the Lassonde curve now, literally. It all depends on exploration success and the price of gold. I know people are taking profits but I'll take my chances holding knowing the management team and excellent property. At the gold prices where we're going Puregold is a cash cow.

>>24942496
i am expecting a bit more of a dip as Pure Gold shifts into production phase. This is normal with new projects switching from explorer to producing mine, than it will slowly climb in value to a stable price as gold is poured. Exploration will likely pump their price a bit once in a while as well. Not sure on exact prices though working off the top of my head. Personally I am going to be holding for the long run and wait to see what exploration finds.

>>24942482
I ear you panmanbro, but no matter how clean mining is. EV machinery could literally shart out trees and flowers instead of carbon and the propaganda would still consider them the baddies. It's all about protecting the FED hegemony : nowhere to hide, nowhere to run to protect your savings, that's the goal.

>>24942492
>Retards don't even understand how low that is.
Exactly, literally everything in the physical realm who isn't food or wood is made out of mined or drilled stuff, 10% is ridiculously low. If anything, the real 'villain' is transportation.

>>24942492
To add to this, we all finally saw (or at least it was made public) the manipulation of the PM market due to JPM suppressing the prices by dumping their bullion stocks. And some of the same institutions that have hates crypto with a passion (yet at the same time buying) are now all of a sudden ready to shill it to the masses? If it wasn't for /pmg/ I probably wouldn't have realized this until it was either almost or flat out too late.

>>24942482
aww its babbies first loader. look at that cute lil guy.

>>24942606
Forgive me if I've asked you this multiple times, and you may have already answered this previously, but have you ever looked into Pacifico Minerals in Australia? What are your thoughts?

>>24942647
o man i know all about the anti mining propaganda networks, we placer / small scale prospectors get shit on by these activist types all the time and I lived next to and worked around many of them early on. Ass holes like Freda Huson and nikki skuce at the Narwhal have made my life hell on several occasions. There easy to fight though here, you just point out to people whos paying them, and suddenly they slink back into the ether again.

>>24942705
I am pretty sure PMG has DDed Pacifico a few times now. If I recall they had a fairly interesting silver lead zinc project in Sorby Hills with a contract with a major chinese metals smelter to buy concentrates from the project. Has there been any recent news from them?
>>24942676
I love these little vein runner type machines, they look small but they do a dam good job moving muck.

>>24940508
Why not?

https://www.kitco.com/news/2020-12-18/Would-you-really-want-10-000-gold-Peter-Hug-gives-his-2021-outlook.html
>Picture yourself in a position where the entire financial system is collapsed, and there is no medium of exchange, and you have a gold bar, and you need gasoline for your generator, or you need food. And you think if you went to your neighbor’s house and you offered him a one ounce gold bar, he would give you gasoline or food? I think not,”
>no medium of exchange
>gold is not a medium of exchange
Who the fuck is this retard?

>>24940630
Why not?

>>24942749
>you just point out to people whos paying them, and suddenly they slink back into the ether again.
Kek, so true my fren. It remind me this story where greenpeace faggots were unmasked being on the payroll of secret services, CIA included, used as destabilization agents in 'ennemy countries'. I remember watching a very nice TV report on the matter, dating back from the 90's, back when reporters were still a thing.

>>24942219
>you guys shit up threads with the non-stop need to point out who you think might be a tranny.
One anon says Lyn Alden looks like a man and you make 20 posts about how we're evil bigots "obsessed" with trannies.
>It's like if we had a reddit link to Precious metals bull case, and you guys won't stop pointing out it's a reddit link. Who the fuck cares if the info is good?
There are countless links to PM Bull cases, we can afford to be picky about who we have representing our bull case.
>you defining yourself by being anti reddit and pro 4chan is cringe
>defining yourself
I only made a single post about how you're making up a quarter of the posts on this thread sperging out over trannies because the link to your favorite tranny got removed from the OP. How can I define myself with a single post that's only 2 sentences long?

>>24942177
>This thread is here because if money printing stops, the financial system would die in a month and have to be rebuilt
weird how it was here for a year before all that.
how new are you?

>>24942877
Why do anti PM retards always use the same retarded mad max analogies? They sounds like broken records. I bet they were already using this deboonked example back in the 60's during the cold war.

>>24942606
>>24942576

Wouldn't the first earnings report bump up the share price since... it transitioned from a deficit 'start-up' to a profitable 'start-up'? I'm surprised that both of you are suggesting Pure Gold is plateaued, not accounting for gold price and exploration opportunities.

Never Forget.

>>24942877
In such case, barter takes place.

Gold can be bartered with silver. Silver with copper. Copper with battery metal. Battery metal with gasoline.

And so over time, people will just accept gold as medium of exchange.

This retard doesn't even understand barter.

Now I wish I didn't put my silver away but don't feel like digging it out now. Maybe I'll buy some more after Christmas though I think I want to get some older stuff just to have something different.

>>24940084
you missed these OP lemme add them, you're welcome

>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/

>mfw i'm hoping for a last silver dip but the digitalized toilet paper we call currency keep crashing down and it's accelerating
Please, just ONE last dip, even $22 would do the trick.

>>24940812
>>24940816
>>24940827
>>24940850
lol nice timing guys, based helpful /pmg/. People are literally piling up trying to help a poor newfag. I love you guys

>>24942908
my favorites watching Nikki and her dope hound husband pretend to be poverty broken on protest lines for cameras, than switch back to their brand new Canada Goose jackets and upgraded Toyota pickup. They got called out at Morrice River blockade by their fellow natives for being shit bags and never came back afterwords. They also claim to live off the land in a cabin near Ootsa Lake but in reality they have an apartment in Ottawa and one in Victoria.

I wonder what the lowest grade ore commercially extracted from any Gold mine (a mine which mainly produces Gold) is?

>>24942935
Oh shit my bad dude. I didn't realize that pmg was here in 1970 you fucking idiot.

>>24941976
The fundamentals were in place for a gold and silver bull before covid even hit. Go back to november 2019. The fed was beggining to print along with the repo market. All gold and silver bulls were starting to sound the call around that time. Before covid even hit.

>>24943186
sorry, you didn't give any context to your schizo tirade so I tried to frame it reasonably.

you've been expecting society to collapse since 1970? How do you handle a life of constant disappointment?

>>24943004
No. Don't add these videos, whose youtube channel is owned by Bitcoin pumping Pajeet scammer, to OP.

And that article is written by a Bitcoin pumping tranny.

Mike Maloney's Hidden Secrets of Money series is the best source to learn about "Why Gold?" as he goes deep dive on the history of money. Once you know the history, listen to Peter Schiff's podcasts.

>>24941897
Hey miners are quite comfy though!
>>24943170
Probably something like 0.1gpt, mined via open-pit method in a copper-gold porphyry deposit. See pic related anon

>>24943170
depends on the type of mine and milling methods. Carlin Trend type ore bodies are generally pathetically low grade but due to the massive scale of the ore structures you can make it worth mining with a super pit. some of these ores go as low as 0.1gpt Au.

>>24943170
>(a mine which mainly produces Gold)
Oh fuck me

>>24943274
If you've better links you're free to offer them, I'll add them to my OP .txt file instead

>>24942994
The big brain idea is that gold is a bet on the existence and growth of wealth. The more wealth there is, the larger the surplus everyone has. The larger the surplus is, the more they spend on vanity ornamentation. If there is less wealth gold is automatically less valuable. Difference is that rocks can't default.

I'm starting to think that bitcoin maxis have subconsciously figured this out and are replacing wealth with "technical knowledge" to cover this.

>>24943257
You literally have no understanding of banking and economics. You can't even engage with the obvious point I made that the reason pmg is here is because people realize that since 2001 (maybe 08) there has been no off ramp for monetary expansion and that was made abundantly clear in Dec 2019 and Spring of 2019 when the fed figured out that 2.5% rates were too high for the economy and there was too much debt in the system for it to be liquid. Filtered

>>24941897
Have some comfy poured kilos refined from comfy sterling scrap

>>24942957
I don't know. The fact that the dollar was once backed by and can be exchanged for gold and silver has been apparently memory holed. Even if hyperinflation hits, gold and silver were still more than valuable and accepted in weimar germany.

>>24940842
>>24940955
>>24941190
>>24941302
411 oz ag and just over an ounce of au

>>24943300
I couldn't think of a better way to phrase that. I imagine mines that produce Gold as a byproduct could have an extremely low Gold concentration in the ore, but those wouldn't really count as Gold mines since they make all of their money with other metals.

>>24943420
youre gmi friend.

>>24943442
>I couldn't think of a better way to phrase that.
You phrased it well, I was just blind lol. But yeah as Pan Man said, Carlin type deposits would fit the bill.

>>24943442
for a primary gold mine to be profitable to mine you need ore (on average) of 15-25 gpt Au, and the deposit needs to be anywhere between 5moz and 10moz to be workable but this can be very flexible depending on location and other base metals on location.

>>24942930
You're blatantly being dishonest here, and you can literally scroll up to see that's not what has transpired. It's not one anon saying Lyn Alden looks like a man, it's multiple anons saying Lyn Alden IS a tranny, not looks like a man.

Because lets be fucking honest here right? She does look like a man. A lot of women do, but not all are trannies. My point is who gives a shit? Do you always have to point out who you think might be a tranny or man? It's like you actually took "That's a man" to heart. You got psyopped and you don't even know it. And I never said you guys are evil bigots, at all. You guys are just mentally ill, simple as.

I agree that we ought to be picky for bull case links, but picky based off of what? Quality of content, which I'm arguing FOR, or arbitrary factors, like you guys are arguing for? It's obvious to me, I'm here to make a whole lot of wealth and continue to make a whole lot of wealth. I'll take quality.

>How can I define myself with a single post that's only 2 sentences long?
Here's you
> We hate trannies here, if you don't like it I'm sure there's a Pl*bbit forum that will cater to your sensitivities.

Like fuckin hell you even unironically wrote it reddit with an asterix. Mate I don't even know anymore you're fucked. Go sort it out or something. Just get away.

>>24942965
As much as it sounds like a meme it's all "priced in." During the run up to production, production's cashflow gets priced into share price.

>>24943004
kek

>>24940508
>It already has twice in the past
>The first time it did so was in 1980
>Adjusted for inflation, that means silver was well over $100 an ounce already.
>Adjust for real inflation from 1920 and silver was about $500 an ounce only a century ago

>>24940691
>Bitcoin is in another hyper-bubble and is therefore a retarded thing to buy
>Gold and silver have their prices manipulated to be a fraction of what they're really worth, therefore being a great thing to buy
You're complaining because.... Why?

>>24942965
If the earnings exceed expectations, yeah there'd be a pump. If they're according to expectations there shouldn't be any significant change

>>24940955
>>24941190
>>24941302
I'd love to take a picture of my stack, but how do you post an image without all of that secret nerd shit which includes GPS coordinates of where the photo was taken?

>>24943627
If you're using a phone, you can download any metadata remover app

Haven't been here since summer, why is silver so shit? Did I really buy my first ozs at a 8 year high?

Surprised that there isn't more discussion about Vangold. Silver anon brought them up here a few months ago. The stock is halted because they just bought a mine (El Cubo) from Endeavour Silver for $15 million, which was worth $200 million in 2012. The deal was skilfully made with almost no dilution. The mine includes a mill, so Vangold is now a producer. 30 million market cap means that it's trading at only 1x projected cash flow. People are now saying that $5 seems like a reasonable near-term target for the stock. If they find the Veta Madre, even higher.

>>24943412
If gold and silver remained valuable during the bubonic plague, who wiped out half the european population in few years, making cities unlivable dens, you can bet it will always remain valuable, no matter what. Now i think about it, the black plague should be used as a counter argument to any madmax non sequitur.

>>24943658
Vangold is a common topic, just talked a lot about them last thread. Many are shareholders here. Not me though, sadly. Been focusing too much on gold.
>The mine includes a mill, so Vangold is now a producer.
That's not what I'd consider a producer. They'll have to have an operating mine for me to acknowledge them as a producer. They're a developer with a mill.

Definitely have to buy some Vangold sooner rather than later in any case.

>>24943330
>>24943274
Raoul Paul's actual business is Real Vision you uneducated turd, the youtube channel is just breadcrumbs from Real Vision. It's a subscription service that's literally max bullish on Gold, Silver, Uranium, and Crypto. They literally told everyone to buy calls on silver in march, and to close the position in august. Rick Rule, Ross Beaty, Bill Fleckenstein, Grant Williams, Luke Gromen, all have been on and some very frequently. These guys are actual Gold bulls, not like Schiff who LITERALLY HOLDS MORE ASSETS IN OTHER EQUITIES.

By the way, Mike Maloney IS LITERALLY BULLISH BITCOIN. He's stated he was at least 15% bitcoin 2 months ago. I guess that position is way higher now too. Hidden Secrets Is Fantastic but episode 8 is literally the Bitcoin bull case. It's like you don't even know what you're talking about. Here take a look.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF362xxcfdk&ab_channel=GoldSilver%28w%2FMikeMaloney%29
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEh5izdlpLc&list=PLE88E9ICdipgP3mNDMiGjgzTzsOYwxOL1&ab_channel=GoldSilver%28w%2FMikeMaloney%29
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2JadOXneWU&list=PLE88E9ICdipgP3mNDMiGjgzTzsOYwxOL1&index=2&ab_channel=GoldSilver%28w%2FMikeMaloney%29
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGsir1ypCP8&list=PLE88E9ICdipgP3mNDMiGjgzTzsOYwxOL1&index=3&ab_channel=GoldSilver%28w%2FMikeMaloney%29

He's bought since 2014. So I guess we have to get rid of Mike Maloney as well then. Hey, good thing I gave you the heads up right? Fuckin hell.

>>24943330
>Why gold?
Hidden Secrets of Money
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE88E9ICdiphYjJkeeLL2O09eJoC8r7Dc

>Why Bitcoin is not digital gold
https://youtu.be/ABc7CqX6bTE

>>24942957
>Why do anti PM retards always use the same retarded mad max analogies?

It's absolutely ridiculous, as are the ignorant kiddos repeating the same tired bullshit
>"durr u kant eat silber or gold imma gonna raid u"
I'd be willing to bet a 100ozer that PM stackers are naturally more practical and conservative/responsible types than an average slice of the population and possess skills, insights, abilities and stacks of other surplus resources that would be of value to others. If SHTF and the most useful people around are stackers who demand PMs in payment for their goods, produce or services then everyone around would be quick to recognize the importance and value of metals.

>>24943615
>>24943547
Got it. Thanks.

>>24943748
Mike Maloney doesn't sell all his gold to buy Bitcoin.

The pajeet scammer just did exactly that. And all the new videos in Real Vision are about Bitcoin and cryptos.

>>24943749
>giant playlist that nobody will ever watch
and
>argument about apples and oranges

Anon. I need links that are worth watching and related to gold. Bitcoin vs gold is an unnecessary addition, everybody knows they're totally separate things. And as for why gold, you need to give me a quick, easy-to-digest video that any crypto kiddie could watch in one short sitting.

>>24943650
>Haven't been here since summer
Oh, then you probably missed JPmorgan being fined for one fucking billion USD for PM manipulation.
You also probably missed JPmorgan being forced to sell 200M oz, i.e. more than half their monster dragon stack of silver they took 10 years to accomulate, with just 3 comex's delivery months just so the comex wouldn't implode and silver reach insta 3 digits.

>>24943749
I recommend top 10 reasons why I invest in gold and silver by Mike Maloney.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FI7NnOg2rxo

>>24943950
Now this is nice anon! I'll add this to my OP .txt, looks like a fun, practical watch

>>24943854
I still keep up with general market news, I saw the 1 billion fine. Didn't know about JPM losing that much of their stack. Think I'll go buy some more to average down on my cost basis. Thanks for the QRD anon.

sam if ur reading this ur a down-low-dirty-negro && sell all ur silver

>>24943967
Everything Maloney ever did is beyond comfy. If you want some big hopium vid he recently did, i advise you this one :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pboxv8Hne1E&t

>>24943997
You're welcome fren! Also you missed Maloney disclosing his G:S stacking ratio.
1:500.
Yep, that's how much he consider silver to be undervalued for the moment. He said anything above x50 in term of G:S is silver being ridiculously underpriced. So you shouldn't feel bad, even if you bought at $30. It was still a bargain you'll be proud of soon enough.

>>24943832
Exactly, the OP links were fine. At the very least they were both more informative and pragmatic than these two links, which were hastily selected at best and at worse retarded choices.

>>24943830
You've changed the argument now, but alright, so it requires selling all your gold for bitcoin to be a pumper? Mike can shill bitcoin all he wants so long as he has some gold left in the vault? That makes him not a pumper as well? You're all over the place. Real vision has made some of the greatest Gold interviews and documentaries ever, like Kiril Sokoloff interviewing the Pierre Lassonde, or Grant Williams interviewing the Ross Beaty, or probably the best gold documentary ever made:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwCkSjG4ZQE&t=1s&ab_channel=Plot11

...but to you, they have to be released only very recently for it to be valid. Which if you think about it, is retarded. Who gives a shit if they're bullish gold in 2020, almost everyone is. They were bullish gold from 2016 ONWARDS, that matters way more. And Raoul is only part owner of real vision, his views don't represent real vision's views as he's stated multiple times. Mike however, IS GoldSilver. It's literally called GoldSilver with Mike Maloney.


>>24943967
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwCkSjG4ZQE&t=1s&ab_channel=Plot11
By the way this could probably be in the OP for anyone looking to have a beer, relax, and watch a really finely produced documentary on what gold is, and really understand the history and beauty of Gold that intertwines with man's history. Probably the best content I've ever seen on the topic of Gold itself.

>>24944072
>>24944119
Thanks for those links guys. Obviously we can't put everything into the OP but I'll try to see if I have the time to watch those this weekend.

>>24941892
did daves big dip ever come? Hes been waiting since what, $1400?

I tried melting a buffalo today but couldn't get my little torch hot enough (or I'm too much of a pussy to crank it). Will need to upgrade to a higher rated torch or one that can manage oxygen. I'll try reconfiguring my bricks, but I feel like the ceramic gets too hot to be safe near the propane..... Maybe a hose is the better option.
>tfw you're too chickenshit to be a welder

>>24942489
Based inference, fren

>>24943372
>The larger the surplus is, the more they spend on vanity ornamentation
Revision: The larger the surplus, the greater need for money/stores of wealth.

Heres a bit of interesting news I missed a couple days ago. Surge Copper has taken a 70% option on the Berg Copper property from Centerra Gold. The Berg Property is to the northwest of Ootsa Lake and Surge's main project, and sites next to the past producing Huckleberry and Emerald Glacier Silver Mine sites. https://www.northernminer.com/news/surge-copper-acquires-option-on-70-stake-in-berg-copper-project/1003826288/

Fuck me I should see if they want to option my little section of ground out that way now.

>>24944444
CHECKED

>>24944359
try and make your melt site as small as possible to retain heat better, how bigs your torch too?

>>24943711

The company has old stockpiles ready to go to the mill whose value amounts to the current market cap, so production is imminent. I am very excited to see what happens to share price when the stock gets unhalted on Monday. If it gets too expensive, SSE and BHS are still buying opportunities for silver with dirt-cheap market caps. Before it doubled I'd have said KS also.

>>24944444
nice quints Pan Man. Your ground will now be optioned to Surge Copper, and Surge Copper will also 300% by EOY

>>24944499
hay not a bad get either! My grounds about 5 cells on a set of targets from Minfile near the blue question mark on pic related.

>>24943529
>for a primary gold mine to be profitable to mine you need ore (on average) of 15-25 gpt Au
Interesting, I'd heard that the rock at the bottom of the Grand Canyon contains 0.5 gpt. I knew it was too low grade to mine back when they tried in the 19th Century, but I wondered how that stacked up to modern gold mines.
>>24943547
I am touched that you would take the time and effort to write a blogpost to respond to me.
>I agree that we ought to be picky for bull case links, but picky based off of what? Quality of content, which I'm arguing FOR, or arbitrary factors, like you guys are arguing for?
You claim to care about quality, why no links to Schiff and Maloney? Why only links to the tranny?
There are plenty of bull cases just as good if not better than Lyn Alden's that have the added bonus of not being presented by a tranny.

>>24944221
He is right as gold has a pullback to 1700s.
I don't remember him calling gold to have a pullback to 1400s. Maybe 1500-1700s.

His take on gold is that it has bottomed already and will go up explosively in December.

Also, his price predictions come from TA, and I never consider TA seriously at all.

I usually read his articles on Sprott Money for the fundamentals only, which is always spot on, and skip the TA portion.

>>24944566
depends on how consistent the grade is and for what stretch of ground, but would anyone really strip mine the grand canyon?

>>24944465
Melt site is pretty much unprepped and torch is supposed to be suited for "welding", but i have my doubts and should have probability grabbed a better one... Getting the flame hot enough for glazing was a bit difficult. I figure I can make a makeshift kiln setup, but I'm not sure how to protect the torch and canister because they're a bit shit. I'm literally retarded and indoors as well. Probably should get a hose and try again with current torch. Just concerned I'm going to end up killing myself

>>24944470
Ah yes, those stockpiles. Forgot those. Damn I hope they don't pump too hard, I might want to sell some of my other holdings to get at least 500 shares and get on board. I'm way too late but I honestly underestimated Vangold. They've been incredibly fast, efficient and most importantly transparent for shareholders. Don't know about KS but SSE and BHS are risky to hold. Vangold definitely is a winner.
>>24944557
My dubs are just confirmation from the GET gods!
By the way, will you go look for placer there next year or will you focus on that other project you mentioned? Thunder or Lightning Creek or something -- the one that might be a big hit? Got any other property you own besides those two?

>>24944585

Brady was shaking people out in May, before silver had got over $18, or gold over $1750. He bans everybody who disagrees with him, so you get a false picture of nothing but accolades when you read his Twitter feed. He even blocked Peter Spina. For him to call for re-entering into gold at $1860 and silver at $26 is not particularly impressive. He also shorted gold in 2018, and shook people out of their positions then too. The fact that gold and silver have had such hard corrections has vindicated him to some degree, but the sycophants praising him for his prescience are completely mistaken. He has a lot of good things to say, and has a very acute mind, but take it all with a grain of salt.

>>24944444
Checked

>>24944686
I have a LOT of work to do on a bunch of different targets next year. Lightning creeks getting a mechanical permit for test holes, a buddy is planning to option that claim for a season to test his washplant out on. My hard rock ground by Bell 2, where I have my tiny drilling program is going to be in the fall again and is all set and ready to go too so long as covid bs doesnt keep going. Other than that I have 6 sampling / basic prospecting trips to do across the province. Its going to be a really busy summer.

HELLO EVERYBODY ON THIS LOVELY, LOVELY EVERY DAY, IT REALLY HAS BEEN AN INSANE DAY ON THE MARKETS
I DONT KNOW ANOTHER WAY TO PUT IT
THIS IS ALL HAPPENING **BY DESIGN**
THEY. ARE GOING. TO KILL. THE DOLLAR. **BY DESIGN**
DDDUUUUUHHHH!
THEY ARE GOING TO KILL THE MIDDLE CLASS
OKAY THAT JUST ABOUT COVERS IT

>>24944647
>but would anyone really strip mine the grand canyon?
They tried a couple underground mines for Gold (and I think Iron) there right before it became a park. They weren't profitable, just built to scam investors.

>>24944816
That's a lot of work right there lol! Will you be doing trenching and test holes at Lightning Creek with the mechanical permit? And about your drilling program, what type of drill will you be using at Bell 2? A diamond drill or perhaps something cheaper? RAB?

I would gladly invest in Pan Man Placer Exploration Co. btw

>>24944566

Hey it comes fast and easy when I make a case against lightweights. As for Schiff, I do agree actually he's good for intro investors into Gold and Silver. Maloney i also agree with, but some people find his love for bitcoin distasteful here. I disagree and hold both assets. There are links to real vision as well which have been removed. I think the best links ought to be short and precise and hard hitting, which is why the Lyn Alden one is fantastic as it's in text as well and can be read in 5 mins. She could be godzilla for all I care, as long as the content is good.

>>24944749
Well said.

>>24944749
He shorted PMs and made 500% in less than 24 hours because he knows bullion banks are going to manipulate it. He explained it here:
https://www.sprottmoney.com/blog/manipulation-of-gold-silver

I unfollowed Peter Speena because unlike David Brady and Rick Rule that can be short term bearish and explains very well why, Peter Speena is always bullish and there is also not much to learn from him, unlike Peter Schiff.

He is recently clueless about M1. I have explained many times why M1 doesn't indicate anything.

>>24944911
At Lightning Creek the plan is my mates going to dig me 6 25mx25m test holes to look for an ancient channel, and in exchange he keeps any gold he finds. Its a win for me because I get the work hours on the claim and my mates setting up the bond for the permit on his dime.

Out at Bell 2 I am going to be using a Boils X Ray drill, towed on a sled by a small bulldozer. I am going to probably have small team with me too out there. Were only planning three holes there right now, thats all I could afford on the exploration permit for now, but if we can prove up the ground than I ll be able to option it off without issue.

Also, someday hopefully I ll get big enough to be on TSX or something, but for now I am private. Perhaps you will see my discovery in the Northern Miner though!

>>24944984
Gotta agree the perma bulls are useless once you're bullish Gold. It's why if you hear Schiff once you've pretty much heard him every time. He makes real convincing arguments against fiat though so he's a great listen for anyone new, but his gold bull thesis isn't nuanced or precise, and if you listened to him in 11 you would've rode gold all the way up and all the way down again, essentially dead money for years.

>>24943748
>Uranium
Does anyone know if Bob Lazar is larping? Just watched his Nutflix doc.

>>24945083
Nice win-win type of deal with your friend there. Hope your friend and you find a bunch of free gold in the soil. And I hope your drilling targets at Bell 2 are fruitful too!
>Also, someday hopefully I ll get big enough to be on TSX or something, but for now I am private. Perhaps you will see my discovery in the Northern Miner though
That'd be amazing. /pmg/ would be overjoyed no doubt. If you hit something really significant and get featured in the Northern Miner then please do share, that would be cause for celebration!

>>24945083
You should do custom gold and silver coins. Charge a huge premium.

>>24945209
I am really hoping this little ore body goes to depth, because if it does, it would be so easy to show off to a bigger explorer for an option agreement. Thats how you make money in hard rock, you prove ground up and move it.

>>24945293
Better double-triple-check those drilling targets then ;)

>>24942806
a-are there wheels on the other side?

hey Pan Man, I was hoping to get your input on what you think is going to happen with VALE after the collapse today killed a worker
as I understand it, the mining industry sees 15,000 deaths a year in accidents - is it just "comes with the territory"
or do you think it will cause a big sell-off?
In your experience, after a mine has an accident like this, how long does it take for the stock to recover (I get that it depends on the size / scope of the accident - as far as I can tell, it was an accident in the offloading area, not in the mine itself, and only affected 1 person)

>>24945491
article about it in case you missed it:
https://www.streetinsider.com/Reuters/Landslide+at+Vale+mine+near+2019+disaster+site+kills+one+in+Brazil/17740982.html?classic=1

>>24945491
ah fuck another collapse, thats not good at all for anything in the industry. Worse still its that same site that caved in in 2019, that will not look good for share holders or media at all. Vale was already in trouble in Brazil for "hazardous labor" at their operations, this will make things all the more difficult. It wont cause a sell off unless the Brazilians shut Vales sites down for safe evaluation. Most companies dont see a stock drop unless it shuts a project down for an extended period. I dont know what Brazils regulations are pertaining to something like this, but we will likely find out shortly.

The modern Mining sector has done a massive amount of work to make projects around the world safer, but even still often you cant stop things from happening. It does "come with the territory" but its not something taken lightly at all.

>>24940268
>>24940492

Quant guy here from one of the top Hedge funds in AU. Gold/Silver is a good buy if you’re expecting a total currency collapse with no survivers. Until then it will keep getting tamed by bankers such as JPMorgan.
I can see a scenario of total currency collapse, but it needs to be simultaneous and worldwide, I give it a 5% chance.
For any canadian cucks here, you guys are beyond fucked. Good luck is all I can say.

>>24943372
These boomers really are a plague. How can these people get so lucky when they are so clueless and yes a boomer is a 50 year old. They literally coasted through life during one lf the easiest times in history and they have nothing to show for it except for a bunch of inflated wealth and assets the fuck heads dont even deserve. Have fun explaining it to them. I did my shift of "boomer fighting" last night. Our economy got shot in 1970's and slowly began to bleed out. It died in 2008.

>>24943529
Fuck so I made a mistake buying jnto puregold right when they announced production then didnt I? The grades arent high enough.

>>24945901
>Quant guy
>UGH id
pottery.

>>24945969
Well my day job is to seize liquidity from retail faggots, so kek speaks the truth.

>>24945968
As explained above, you should be fine. The dip in their stock is due to their transition from explorer to operator.

>>24945901
>5% chance
I like those odds

>>24946212
>>5% chance
>I like those odds
20:1 odds that my PM's my moon way beyond my wildest expectations
I'll take it

>>24945685
thanks Pan Man - as far as I can tell, it was on the slope of a deactivated pit
https://g1.globo.com/mg/minas-gerais/noticia/2020/12/18/talude-cai-sobre-maquina-que-operava-perto-da-barragem-da-vale-que-se-rompeu-em-brumadinho.ghtml
translated to English:
In a note, Vale confirmed that there was a landslide on a slope in the mine's deactivated pit

To me seems unlikely that the mines will be shut down or that this accident will affect mining at all

>>24946285
It all depends on how the Brazilian safety admin feels. Thats still a pretty bad accident and I am glad to see Vale working with the investigators, however if they arent more careful they could be shut down for a full safety audit. For now your probably right and that wont happen, but if investigators find anything else out of order they have the right to call an audit. No miner wants that anywhere.

>>24943784
>stackers are more resourceful and skilled.

I ordered antibiotics today along with asthma inhalers and lighters. Im going to be trading them during a collapse. The crypto cucks are woefully unprepared. The government is going to steal, raid, and legislate their crypto "stacks". The government wont do anything about gold.

>>24944444
Checked! ALL IN

I keep thinking to myself "silver is such a shitty investment, why did I buy this stuff?" and then I take a silver eagle out the tube or pour out my mint tube of 1/10 oz gold eagles and as soon as I have them in my hand my mind just completely switches over... its a strange thing what precious metals do to the mind when you have them

>>24944813
one of the only times that meme has caught me off guard

>>24946570

To anyone else who watched the Shawn khunkhun Dolly Varden link.posted. did he halpen to say what his vision for the future of dolly varden mine was? I heard him mention that and when i tried to go back and find it i couldnt. Did he say he wants to get bought out?!?

>>24946376

What people don't understand is that money must be what nations will take in exchange for their wealth. If every nation in the world was happy to give away its wealth for sea-shells, then sea-shells would become money. But nations would never do such a thing. Post-fiat, they will demand something of intrinsic economic value as money, gold and silver. No nation will sell copper or zinc or manufactured goods for Bitcoin, therefore, post-fiat, Bitcoin simply has no purpose. The dollar, like Bitcoin, is also intrinsically worthless, but nations have accepted that only because of two reasons, first, the 1971 rug-pull, a historical anomaly which is never going to repeat itself, and second, the threat of American military invasion, a thing which poses no threat to China and Russia now that America's manufacturing base is gone.

Couldn't find Abaxx on my broker, but I am also not a leaf. Hmm.
>>24946285
VALE is just on thin ice especially since its at the same mine as that dam burst years ago IIRC.

>>24946780
watched it again and it seems there hesitant to say yes or no if they (dolly varden) wants to actually operate a mine on the property themselves or option / sell the project to another company. Its my personal belief that Hecla mining will eventually partner or buy the project out, as they are neighbors to dolly varden and have put 2 million dollars into the project so far. Hecla has a history of building small scale projects and than taking over when the time is right, so I believe that will be the likely outcome down the road.

>>24947098
Ill have to keep an eye out for that because thats the inpression i got as well. I dont have enough experience to know what will happen at that time. Ive only been investing for six months now and ive learned a lot but I still cant say for sure if a buy out is a good thing or a bad thing as a shareholder....

The biggest lesson ive learned from this thread today is the lassonde curve. I bought into puregold after they announced production this week and instantly took a 5% hit. I also bought kinross last week who is a producer and took a hit on that as well, which was honestly surprising because they got a TON of mainstream media exposure last week. Last time i take advice from my normie boss on stock picks. Feels like I got kicked in the balls. I'll maybe have to ride it out and see. I guess my knowledge base point is really only focused on explorers and i have a lot of learning to do when it comes to producers. I guess i thought producers would be more stable with slower steady gains along with big gains as gold and silver go up.

anybody got SLVO here?

>>24944883
Simple as

>>24947230
producers are more stable than explorers, but there is a transition period between getting a mine going and being fully operational, which causes the stock value to drop as many people who have been on the project long term cash out to move on to new projects. Hold on and wait, PureGold's Red Lake is one of the best projects I ve watched in a long while.

>>24943372
>You literally have no understanding of banking and economics.
shut up moron

if the reason for it being here has existed since before you were born, WHY THE FUCK IS PMG ONLY A LITTLE OVER A YEAR OLD?

Huh? Stupid fuck.

anyway night all i have a lot of stuff to do tomorrow so i am going to go try and pass out!

>>24947318
'night Pan Man, have a good one

>>24943372
>You can't even engage with the obvious point I made that the reason pmg is here is because people realize that since 2001 (maybe 08)
This thread has been around since LAST FUCKING YEAR
the board has been around since I can't even remember how long. At least 2013

why are you so fucking stupid? What's seriously wrong with you?

Seems as though stimulus will not pass through congress this weekend.

Pat toomey wants programs cut, bernie/dem minority leader want 1200 checks.

The bill is 600 pages, most of the senate havent even seen it. I don't see a possibility of them passing this by monday.

Given that, how do we think metals will perform under gov shutdown and no stimulus?

I see us getting bogged hard

>>24947439
If stimulus passes, inflation expectations go up, we win.
If it doesn’t, despair and misery go up, followed by social instability and fear, we win.

Nobody here unironically watches Gregory Mannarino...right? Fucking guy acted all smug about knowing 100% that Trump would lose in '16, of course that video is now deleted.

>>24940492
Isn't he saying exactly the same shit every video?

>>24947859

Every market analyst has skeletons in their closet. I don't know any PM analyst who hasn't made serious mistakes. For example, Gary Savage held JNUG to the bottom in 2016. It does seem unmanly when people delete them and try to hide them. Peter Schiff was telling people to buy $30 silver in 2013, but I respect him for leaving that video up. Bob Moriarty also never deletes his articles.

>>24948046
YOU COULD NOT MAKE THIS STUFF UP PEOPLE

>>24947859
Personal politics and understanding of economics/markets/etc. are two different things. And I have never seen anyone who didn't get reamed from mixing the two.
I ignore all of that as background noise and just go off their track record and ability to reduce risk from (moreso than trying to avoid) mistakes.

>>24944813
Haha Jesus Christ that's funny

>>24941400
because trannys are fucking digusting anon but thats something only real god loving men understand

>>24947439
These political shenanigans are exactly why I think the senate will turn blue next year.

It is very obvious that they are dragging the stimulus. People will know about it.

When the senate becomes blue, MMT is ensured. Gold will easily go to at least $10k.

Fuck guys it's getting hard to close the safe right now

>>>/an/3616553
is this true?

>>24942877
yea Peter Hug continues to get interviewed and continues to say absolutely nothing of value just like the pajeet scammer king
>price might go up or it might go down
>we dont really know but it will be interesting to see
absolutely useless information they provide

>>24942935
back to the insane asylum fren time for bed

>>24948222
Pan Man is posting in the gold panning and mine exploration threads on /out/

Big Bob is the /an/on with the 1000 gallon saltwater aquarium and also the dinosaur paleontologist on /an/

>>24943274
this anon gets it but apparently theres a lot of tranny loving faggots on this thread that insist we use richard johnson as our pmg representative

>>24944119
That video doesn't expain the history of money in deep dive like what Mike Maloney did in his Hidden Secret of Money series.

They are bunch of fintwit people (fund manager or have investment research business) that I follow on twitter. They are great. But to truly appreciate gold, you need to understand the history of money and the downfall of empires.

>>24948322
Thanks anon.

>>24945947
I know, right? Had a based silent gen grandfather that built up a healthy Constitutional stack, and his boomer son-in-law (my old man) found it. Only reason he didn't sell it off to keep bills paid is because he wound up croaking. At least it's now with me, someone who actually appreciates it for its history and has some semblance of self-control on spending habits. I'd like to think he'd be happy that I have and appreciate it.

>>24941976
>it'll get better when the US economy recovers a
kek, thats how you spot a newbie here, you don't even know why you're here. Economy was sentenced to death in the 70s, dead in 2000 and buried in 2008.
>>24942327
yeah that was predictable, it seemed way too easy to just toss money at miner and do x150. They will go after your portfolio. You will need to check the country where you're investing in, how much physical you hold compared to miner, and how big is your PM allocation in miners. I'm going in 2021 for a 75% physical PM, 13% silver miner, 12% uranium miner. I'll raise miner % in 2022. Probably going a bit heavier on uranium since I kind of missed the start on silver miner, only have 3k in it while uranium didn't even really start.
>>24942877
A retard who benefit from this casino created by the fed, simple as that. Yes, I want this debt system to go down, who wouldn't ? Also its not like 10k gold would mean mad max, it would just mean america not being first and manipulation ending. A more stable system, there will be blood but only from those blood sucker.

>>24949103
>kek, thats how you spot a newbie here
I've been here on /biz/ about six years longer than /pmg/ has existed, and on 4chan a few years before /biz/ existed

if you think /pmg/ started in 2000 or even 2008 you're retarded. That anon up there is retarded for thinking it and you'd be a retard to agree with him.
also obvious newfags calling oldfags new

>>24949144
I am in fact wrong since I didnt properly read your post. Missed >>24941976
>the new normal
They will moon and then go down to a new normal after the fevor end. Economy always recover and will probably based on something, gold I guess.

If you were to check all active threads and posts on /biz/ right now, the ''when the US economy recovers'' part will take the top as peak dimwit.

>>24943627
Upload file to PC
Click on relevant photo
Right click “properties”
Click details tab
Edit info

Or download Koredoko app directly on your phone and change metadata.

And you shouldn’t assume peoples metadata hasn’t already been tampered with to prevent nerds from breaking into chad stacker homes to steal PMs.

Cause that’s what I do, although I should outright just rename it instead of spoofing desu.

And to be clear, most stackers aren’t on in for a moonshot (I hope).

We are stacking as a preservation of wealth and buying power, while at the same time having a debt-free and tangible asset that has been used as a store of wealth since Christ was a cowboy. Keep stacking

>>24940466
go back you fucking nigger faggot

>>24949534
Pretty sure 4chan automatically strips location metadata. At least I hope it does or I'm fucked

Does it matter if I stack Britannias or Maple Leaf's? I chose the former for my stack because it is considered legal tender in the UK and many countries in the EU recognise it as investment gold, but the Maple Leaf has an aesthetic I'd like to have in my stack.

>>24949997
Whatever is cheaper after taxes and stuff, man

>>24943390
looks delicious like pirate treasure

>>24949997
I believe you can get tax benefits when selling silver Britannias in the UK

>>24948046
yes he repeats the top level message of the federal reserve is controlling everything and the only thing you can do to fight back is to become wealthy

but he also gives spot on market / economic analysis every day, twice a day

>>24946376
In america wasn't there a buy back on gold in the 1920,s (I'm blanking on the year)

>>24949997
Worth having one or two because the design is so nice, but get years 2018 onward. RCM does some fuckery to their Maples now so they don't get milkspots. Got some 2020s, some in flips some in the open and they haven't tarnished or spotted yet

>>24951330
It was 1933, but they could only get away with it because we had gold coinage and it was used as both money and currency.
They could never get away with that now precisely because our currency is now completely divorced from real money.

I'd:nxa
>Hurr durr if the problem existed in 1971, what does that have to do with this specific outlet???? See it's unrelated!
That's like saying if evil existed at the dawn of man why do people make new churches. Pure brainletism

Bump

Recieved this afternoon! Last stack additions of the year.

>>24953620
Added to this pile. See you in 2021.
Merry Xmas stack bois

>>24944585
Hes right because he waited to buy gold at a higher price than 6 months ago? I didnt realize this retard had actual fanboys on this board.

>>24953654

pretty stack

>>24951283
>economic analysis twice a day
Jesús anon. There’s not THAT much news, is there?

>>24954540
pre-market and post-market, so yeah twice a day is a good way to do it

>>24940152
?? lol I know him and his kid like to trade loving barbs, but did Peter mistype or what?

>>24954733
are you sure youre not supposed to be in the LINK thread? This one is for 80+ IQ

>>24954733
the joke is GOOD BYE vs GOOD BUY

>>24954733
Dumb monkey.
>>24954789
The average biz linker has multiplied his money far more than most any pmg poster

>>24953620
>Recieved this afternoon! Last stack additions of the year.
Nice libertits

What should I do with my tube of ASE's, /pmg/?

Should I keep them in the mint tube and not touch it, or should I put them all in capsules?

Mostly interested in keeping them in good condition over time and avoiding milk spots, etc

>>24955949
Leave them in the tube and wash your hands before you touch them. They’ll last in the tube pretty well.

>>24956041
>Leave them in the tube and wash your hands before you touch them. They’ll last in the tube pretty well.
But wouldn't they last longer in the capsules?

>>24955949
>>24956404
I would do what >>24956041 says, thats what I do with my eagles, capsules are just a waste of money unless the coin has real numismatic value. Honestly dealers or whoever buys back your silver probably won't care if the coins have a little bit of tarnish or a few dings on them, since almost every eagle you get is MS 69 or lower and eagles are usually just bullion below MS 70

>>24941976
>He still thinks covid caused the economic disaster and not the other way around

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_Eldt6GRwk
excellent interview

>>24940084
Bump

>>24957187
Based Alasdair.

His MacLeod clan were some brutal MOFOs, they genocided the whole Isle of Eigg in the 1500s.

https://theculturetrip.com/europe/united-kingdom/scotland/articles/the-story-behind-scotlands-massacre-cave/

Ya don't fuck with the eternal highlander.

>>24957638
According to clan lore the chieftan responsible for ordering the extermination of the islanders was an Alasdair MacLeod, huntchbacked due to ataking a battle axe to the back but he still lived to be almost 100. He prayed for 6 hours before God told him to take retribution by blowing wind on the mouth of the cave. Absolutely badass.

>>24957187
>hyperinflation is just around the corners
>banks are going to fail tomorrow just you see
>goldsilvershill.com
Was I supposed to get anything from this? the whole video reads like an ad.

>>24957638
alasdair is on the naughty list due to promoting USD collapse within 6 months back in june

g-guys mannarino is starting to look really sick how long will he last?

>>24948046
yep

>>24957768
Those videos are literally all the fucking same. Kaiser, Hemke, Marcus, all those dumbfuck YouTube channels just show the same video with the same talking points over and over again.

>M-MUH COMEX DELIVERIES
And then the delivery month rolls by with nothing fucking happening. Every fucking time. Yet dumbfucks buy into it every fucking time.

>>24957768
>the whole video reads like an ad.
That's exactly what they are, just a bunch of salesmen promoting their products.

One imaginary coin costs over 24k, yet 1 oz of gold costs less than $1900 at the moment. Is this where we would be if we weren’t getting kiked by JPMorgan?

>>24957816

Macleod predicted a banking crisis by the end of the year, not a USD collapse. And it is reasonable to say that the banking crisis is at the very least emerging. He's predicting a USD collapse within a few months. See his article "Hyperinflation is here."

https://www.goldmoney.com/research/goldmoney-insights/hyperinflation-is-here

>>24957768

Hyperinflation isn't "just around the corner," it's literally here, right now. Read his article. >>24958370

"Definition: Hyperinflation is the condition whereby monetary authorities accelerate the expansion of the quantity of money to the point where it proves impossible for them to regain control.

It ends when the state’s fiat currency is finally worthless. It is an evolving crisis, not just a climactic event."

"The progression of annualised monetary inflation from under 6% before the Lehman crisis, to 9.6% subsequently until March this year, and 65% in the thirty weeks since is clear from the chart."

>>24957881
This. Videos and stories about comex delivery shit is a fucking bearish indicator

>>24958417
>>24958370
hey based small caps, is there any change in your current PF, cheers

>>24958370
He also predicted a banking crisis by the end of the year LAST year. And the year before that.

>>24958695
>He also predicted a banking crisis by the end of the year LAST year.
I mean to his credit the repo crisis was a huge deal that needed the flood gates of brr to occur.

>>24958417
>It is an evolving crisis, not just a climactic event

Absolutely, I remember considering buying puts on banks back in the summer when Alasdair was warning about a cascading banking crisis/failure but it's one thing to recognize precarious fundamentals and entirely another to anticipate all the measures taken by the establishment to mitigate/delay and get the timing right.

No one can see the future so I don't begrudge individuals for trying to ring the alarm bells. People making trades based off of youtube videos and articles are solely responsible for not taking things in context and being premature ejaculatory retards.

>>24958937
The Fed has a money printer and so do the chinks.
Chink real estate is leveraged 50 to 1 and it still hasn't collapsed and people like Kyle Bass have gotten ass fucked in their positions.

>>24958417
Yeah the fed steals from us through money printing but they have this shit on lockdown. There isn't going to be a "collapse".

>>24958937
>the repo crisis
That wasn't a "crisis" that was JPM holding out on giving loans for gibs because they know that the Fed is staffed by a bunch of nerds that you can push around.

>>24957881
This, I’m still going to stack but I’ve realized that the moonshot is never going to happen

i just bought 50 1oz copper coins instead of 3oz of silver, not really buying copper again but had some large spaces to fill in a coin case
so there pls forgive me

>>24944669
That sounds like a recipe for disaster fren. Cheap becomes expensive, and when dealing with fire and explosive gas indoors, it could make it more expensive than just money can be exchanged for

>>24959287
>There isn't going to be a "collapse".

Rolling for an 80% crash in the markets after the Dow peaks at 35k in the next few months:

https://youtu.be/YQbnfmPaOqs

>>24959622
No shame in some copper, just don't go overboard. MIGHT....keyword might one day be a barterable item.

Now to go full schizo. It would be nice to have some copper on hand IF it does indeed become an item of barter, to be able to spend that instead of silver or gold.

>>24944883
Lol Mannarino or whatever his name is, right? I don't think they're trying to kill the dollar though. Why would they kill a profitable cash cow?

>>24948046
SINCE TIME IMMEMORIAL

>>24948215
Based. Just hope a team of burglars don't find it saw out the bolts holding it to the floor and carry it out. Might be good to bury some of it, diversify you investment/storage locations, don't put all your eggs in one basket, etc.

>>24960373
>crash
>in USD

>>24949103
Low miner holdings is a good choice at this point.

>>24953620
I got a libertad from JM Bullion and they sent it in a soft square pouch and it tarnished or got sulfidated whatever you call it. Did you put those in capsules yourself, or did you buy them that way?

As a burger is there anyway i can buy foreign mining stocks without getting raped by foreign trading fees? Is my only option to buys etfs such as SIL, SILJ, GDX & GDX which own non US mining companies?

>>24960384
copper would be pennies, silver would be dimes, gold would be dollars

>>24960384
Honestly, if you want to stack copper they don't have to be nice bullion type rounds, just buy a bunch of thick copper wire, strip it, melt it down into a bar and then you can melt it into little blobs of copper roughly the same size, but small enough that they probably wouldn't be able to be filled with another less rare metal. You could probably barter with something like that and it would be much cheaper than the premiums from buying nice looking copper bullion.

holy shit they whacked ray dalios son because he shitposted on twitter about the us dollar standard.
Puts on peter schiff's son

>>24961007
When I say "buy copper wire" I don't mean new, I mean from a scrap yard, or just scavenge for it. Will be a much better use of your money

>>24948186
Things that will never happen. Oh boy..

>>24961028
Dalio & Schiff are too based for central banks. Saw one WEF discussion where Dalio was damn near yelling at some central banker, asking very direct questions and all.

>>24961028
>>24961096
Billionaires and family relations of billionaires don't get killed. Epstein alive, Ray Dalio's sun alive, Kobe Bryant alive, etc.

>>24961157
Source?

Best way to get copper is to find pennies minted before 1982. Half of the pennies minted in 1982 are pure copper, so you have to weigh them.

If you can get boxes of turned in pennies from banks, you can sort through them. At that rate, $1.51 pennies will be a pound of copper. Much better price than $3 a pound spot. Buying copper is outrageous due to premiums so it’s best to find it elsewhere. You can buy copper pennies from people, the point being at some point it will be legal to melt down pennies in the same way it became legal to melt old silver coins. Making it legal to melt copper pennies will collapse the price I imagine, which could harm the mining business in the short term.

>>24951330
Yes but they wont do it again this time.

>>24958633
Jp Morgan wiped out half their silver stack in the last three months trying to keep the price surpressed. This was a stack they accumulated over 20 years.

>>24961028
Spencer is next.
>>24940152

>>24961380
Source?

>>24961461
Can anybody help me source that? There was a link posted here a couple days ago

>>24944883
nailed it

>>24961225
Well, they had the capability to get Billions of dollars, they can't even use that wealth to protect themselves, especially when they're firmly embedded in a cartel that helps other members maintain their power? Just kinda common sense when you think about it.

>>24961382
Lol those Schiffs. They've got a good intergenerational dialectic going on between boomer rocks and crypto zoomers going on. It will make them a lot of money and draw a lot of attention in the future

>>24961533
I've got this screencap from pmg

>>24961225
Well, they had the capability to get Billions of dollars, they can't even use that wealth to protect themselves, especially when they're firmly embedded in a cartel that helps other members maintain their power? Just kinda common sense when you think about it.

>>24961382
Lol those Schiffs. They've got a good intergenerational dialectic between boomer rocks and crypto zoomers going on. It will make them a lot of money and draw a lot of attention in the future

>>24961533
I've got this screencap from pmg

>>24941897

Were pretty much following a similar timetable to 2014-2015 crypto on biz. Imaginge if it takes off and then silver and gold is the only asset biz ever talks about

>>24961461
his imagination obviously

>>24961665
How would a billionaire protect himself from his bloodthirsty, desperate friends who want him dead? Epstein was murdered by his own cabal. I don't know anything about Bryant but Dalio's son might've died of just a normal accident or maybe somebody wanted to send a message to his father. I'm in no position to judge which is the case but why assume he's alive?

>>24941897
sorry your home has been a victim of gentrification, goy. please find a new place to sperg out in.

>>24961817
They need farmers to farm the livestock. There's only a certain amount of people at that level. I guess I wouldn't rule out the possibility, but to get to where they are they've gone through thorough initiation into the cabal, with lots of blackmail on each member. I'm inclined to believe counter to the narrative because the normies think the guy who ran Little Saint James island and lolita express sex trafficking and had his own personal eugenics program for breeding with fertile minor goy girls would just be "suicided" in a New York police jail where they have the most power concentrated

>>24961999
Checked, and agreed to disagreed.

>>24960373
Yeah maybe the market should crash. But it's rigged.
The fed has a money printer how the fuck would it crash? Bank of Japan now owns like 50% of their stocks.
This is the dumbest bet every, betting that the western elites are just going to sudoku in front of the chinks when they're leveraged up just as much if not even more.

>>24940084
NEW THREAD
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>>24962113

NEW THREAD
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>>24962113

NEW THREAD
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>>24962142
We're still on the first page tho. Also, there's no "why gold" videos

>>24962142
Still at page 1 anon. Wait until at least page 5 or 6 or something next time

>>24962163
>>24962163
you fucked up "Previous thread" too

>>24957731
this is probably the best part of pmg. the comfy collection of stuff people do and post. im glad to be in these

>>24941201
>How did you guys turn into this big of fags?
This is what happens when you have incompetent and corrupt central banks doing everything they can for over a decade to create another massive asset bubble. They have now got their bubble in everything. That's why you're seeing things like cryptocurrencies going wild; US stock prices reaching valuations exceeding 1929 and, in some aspects, exceeding the dot-com bubble; and you're even seeing a bubble in collectibles such as sports cards. When a lot of things seem to skyrocket in price, far beyond what most people historically understand those things to be worth, the feeling of FOMO becomes intense and almost unbearable. Those who have never fully participated a mania cycle probably will not understand what happens to society. More and more people will turn into faggots until this bubble bursts at which point a new set of faggots will emerge. Depending on how today's faggots are positioned, they will either become normal again or they'll transform into insufferable faggots.

>>24962314
https://www.bitchute.com/video/bSZCBFPKAzTF/