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Inb4 “graven images” fag

Daily remember : junk silver is cheap, and every coin is a piece of history

Pic related : some french and belgians francs

>>25456684
Shiny

Stackers will be comfy as hell in the future. We're all going to make it frens

>>25456216
Gold is still volatile over time periods of a few years or less. Confidence still affects its price, but I think it is ultimately constrained to the amount of currency.

I didnt actually think of this myself, belangp did a video on it. In a Great Reset I doubt the same trendline would hold, but it does give a sense of where gold could head.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?index=43&list=UU6WVWDoJOKsHR_fKM30a8lA&v=7n-yTT18nFk

>>25456813
Now is the time to stack PM's

Soon the pussy bubble will burst and it will be time to stack waifus.

>>25456968
Yes. I'll soon be in the pirate tier (next week 25 leaves more) but I'm a wageslave student so it's hard for me to stack quickly. I hope the bubble won't burst to soon

Something a bit different I was sent this morning. Gold from Vermont! Nice chunky stuff!

>>25457143
Good goals anon, keep stackin

>>25457346
wow that is a nice nug or three in there, glad you got some warmer weather to get a few digs in. Unseasonably warm this year. It has been nice!

>>25457395
Its bloody raining right now and all the snows melting, I ve never seen weather like this. I can already tell the roads are going to be dangerous as hell. However that means easier gold getting time so I wont complain.

Why is PAXG $80 above gold

>>25457143
Absolute Royal Dragon Chad

Peter schiff betray.

>MARKET IS CLOSED
>(opens in 7 hrs. 49 mins.)

Whenever the Peter schiff betray. message is posted it is your duty to duplicate it to make it look foolish/like a bot

>>25457143
Fellow uni stacker. I stack with gibs.
I’ve also been heirloommaxing to avoid my roastie sister’s getting stuff they don’t intend to pass on.

Boys, when is a good point to stop? I went heavy into g&s but I think now I need to just let it ride and fill my stock accounts. I have almost $150k...

Idolatry.

I bet you faggots gold crashes on the first day of the year. Gold is for loser faggots.

>>25457746
That's a weird way to spell "bitcoin"

I strongly recommend this book (although written by a long nose), and you can find it on the z library if you don't want to pay

>>25457746
its been 20,000 years, still no crash, Grug thinks shiny rock is good

>>25457583
You dont even reply to it, you know when your thread is being spammed by stupid shit trying to get you to sell your asset that you are invested in the right one and that (((they))) are desperate to fool you into poverty

>>25456684
any European place to buy junk silver?

>>25457746
>But I tell you that anyone who is angry with his brother will be subject to judgment. Again, anyone who says to his brother, ‘Raca,’ will be subject to the Sanhedrin. But anyone who says, ‘You fool!’ will be subject to the fire of hell.
Matthew 5:22. Please repent your wicked and sinful ways, anon. Jezus loves you.

>>25458231
Most of mine was buy on eBay. What country are you from anon ?

Gold, silver, crypto are largely memes. When shit hits the fan you need bullets, food, antibiotics, clean water, tradable small items like cheap lighters, one or more practical skills, and most importantly family and/or community. Read about Selco, he was in an actual SHTF situation for a year during the Bosnian war. Everything collapsed instantly, no police, hospitals, nothing. Roaming gangs of people looking for food and firewood. Back to the stone age. Anyways near the end of hisQ&A (written <2014) someone asks about patterns leading up to SHTF:
-Things that make differences between people are more and more problematic (race, religion, political opinion).
-Polarization is getting obviously stronger.
-People want to come to your country, but they do not want to “assimilate” or contribute to the greater good. They want to preserve their way of life which is often absolutely contradictory to the way that your country (society) works.
-The political way of solving those problems often fails, because, in essence, those problems are hard to solve in a democratic way (in the spirit of democracy).
-Your freedoms are “shrinking” as a result of that.
-Calls for “radical solutions“ for the problems are stronger and stronger.
-The media is absolutely working a dirty job, and it is hard to find out what is the truth anymore.
-Suddenly people and events from history are “brought back” so people can judge and argue about it, to write history again, to build myths sometimes.
Full interview: https://lulz.com/surviving-a-year-of-shtf-in-90s-bosnia-war-selco-forum-thread-6265/

This could be the most important read of your lifetime.

>>25457867
Paul Volcker apparently wrote the foreword...

>>25458231
https://www.europeanmint.com/1-kilo-90-percent-junk-silver-coins/

>25458317
This was posted in the last thread. This is the new SLV shill

>>25458305
I am from the UK, but for the next year I'll be in Greece, and I think I'd have hard time using ebay because of all the customs here. I think I'll pay a lot in taxes that way. And all the G&S I can find here is new with premium and even VAT tax on top of it.

>>25456852
two of my favorites in both forms. classy anon!

>>25458399
Just get some boxes of bic lighters and cans of corned beefs already

>>25458445
>Just get some boxes of bic lighters and cans of corned beefs already
Done

>>25458370
It's more about history of gold in economy and politics than modern economy, so it doesn't really matter. Very interesting analysis of gold in Roman Empire, medieval Europe, New world discovery and conquest or California gold rush in 1848-49

>>25458317
Agree, but SHTF is a very specific scenario. You can always prep for multiple situations

>>25458459
You will be the lighter king and plow all the neighboring petty chieftains' daughters

>>25458430

>>25458419
I know only for France or Belgium, sorry anon

>>25458445
Get some cheap but expensive-looking rings already. You wear one at all times, and when you take it off to bribe someone or use it for trade, make a sob story about how it's your wedding ring. Once you get out of the area you put on another one.
also t. Selco

>>25458317
stop shilling that shizo shit, it's proven that the original post was mostly larp
sure shtf is bad, and doesnt matter for most ppl without military training, there will be a lot of victims, without a bunker and a small force to roam around you're fucked in less than a year
anyway, speaking of inflation and diminishing buying power over time of the Dollar, the EUR or whatever you have, G&S can save your sorry ass when you hit 65 without valuable pension.

>>25458538
Nice one, theater jewelry or something it's called

>>25458570
The reasoning behind it is that if you pay with silver coin they're going to assume you have more of those and they'll persuade you to give them up.
Nobody expects you to have more than one "wedding ring"

Holy shit you guys are pathetic. Silver is still pegged at 26.525.... how long has it been since the price changed on this Stone Age relic? 6 days? Three months? Just sell and move on to a real investment like TSLA or BTC

>>25458498
Based. Yeah I take back what I said. It just seemed like it was pretty divisive in the last thread saying that gold and silver were memes. Lighters are probably the most cost effective quick way to start a fire and they last a long time, so they will be highly valuable in a collapse scenario. You can buy bulk from here https://www.amazon.com/100-Wholesale-Classic-Disposable-Lighter/dp/B07MBPFK1W/ref=sr_1_3?_encoding=UTF8&c=ts&dchild=1&keywords=Lighters&qid=1609689033&s=hpc&sr=1-3&ts_id=10342354011
100 pack is $14.75 ($0.15 per piece). I bought it and tested all of them. Only 2 were broken, and 1 had a loose striker wheel but I pinched the metal side together and seated it firmly in and it works every time. Imagine how much that $14.75 will multiply in collapse scenario. Even if only half of the lighters worked it would still be a great deal honestly.

>>25457143
>mercury

Precious metals includes any metal which is hard to get, but /pmg/ only cares about gold and silver.

>>25458622
What are markets retard

>>25458317
You use the gold and silver during the initial unrest to get more supplies, duh. Plus if you aren’t stacking ammo deep then you shouldn’t own metal.

Post recent acquisitions

>>25456772
Yeah it's cheap because nobody will take it seriously if you plan to resell it. It's like holding Peruvian currency instead of the USD. Sure it technically is tied to the USD but that doesn't mean anybody will accept it. Eagles or nothing

>>25458674
Got a 1980 Soviet Olympic set for Christmas from my mother-in-law. There’s a second page, but sadly it’s missing two of the coins from all her moving over the years. Need to figure out which two are missing!

>>25458672
Gold and silver is heavily undervalued in actual SHTF. You want to be the one selling the supplies for gold and silver, once things return to normal you're the elite

>>25458702
In the near future, nobody will buy silver, even eagles. It’s a dead relic. Sell your bags and move on with your life.

>>25456772
Those hefty Napoleon 5 francs are nice, there's a bunch of varieties you can collect also.

>>25458317
Or maybe I live in a tight community and if the USD fails we aren't going to start killing each other in mass but having some extra assets could go a long way

>>25458646
mercury is actually one of those metals where the price can wildly change, in 2018 it was almost $2000 for a flask of mercury. in 2016 it went to $4k a flask due to supply shortages from China and Russia.

>>25458317
>antibiotics

I will be the pharma king of any collapse, and will happily trade courses of my bulk life-saving meds for normies' scrap sterling heirlooms and gold jewelry to add to the Viking treasure hoard. Stackerbros get highly discounted cheapies and complimentary heirloom seeds from my stash as a token of respect but shitcoin pumpers and normalfags better be ready to sell everything plus their soul if they want what I got.

>>25458744
Bullish

>>25458702
Go check Latin Union coins (francs or lira for example) , they're still wanted in Europe, easy to buy, easy to sell. Easier to sell than silver eagles in western Europe (idk for eastern or central)

>>25458774
So you're saying the real chads are the gamblers who hold a precious metal that fluctuates wildly in value.

QQ for you more experienced stackers when it comes to gold I know the premiums are higher on gold coins less than a 1/4 ounce but for a fledgling stacklet such as myself is it still a bad idea to purchase gold in forms less than a 1/4 ounce or should I just save till I can afford the full quarter?

>>25458732
Very nice set. I'm a sucker for anything in a velvet box.

>>25458858
Full quarter. 1/10 is much less hefty too. Still gold, aesthetically pleasing and all, but it's just so small. Plus the premiums below a quarter are getting much higher at that point. Try to aim for at least a half most of the time. Full oz has pretty low premium usually, maybe not right now.

>>25458732
Commemoratives never achieve numismatic value and few people like them even for melt value, ergo I don't like them either.

>>25458777
Very nice. I have been fortunate so I have plenty of everything, except an orchard. Is my dream to build an orchard.

>>25458777
Checked. Thinking collectivistically! I like that

>>25458849
if you mean for pure speculation yea. Although I am not sure where your going to put the giant storage vessels for the stuff.

>>25458732
Go bother the oldsilver guy, he might be able to help you out.

>>25458858
I've asked the same question before, as I'm still only a stacklet myself. You're going to pay the same premium regardless of the size you buy. When you eventually are able to get gold, no smaller than an ounce and keep the purchase itself under $10k to avoid being reported to the IRS (someone may need to correct me on the exact dollar amount of that threshold).

>>25459220
You don't pay the same premium, the smaller you get, the higher the premiums, although it may be different with the real price/premiums separating from spot. I haven't checked recently. What exactly happens when you get reported to the IRS for a purchase above $10k?

>>25459043
>Is my dream to build an orchard.

My dad planted one 20 years ago thankfully. The top royal-chad tier fruit tree for hard times is the Asian Pear. They are resistant to everything, produce early and so damn heavily that the trees will bend to the ground if you don't thin the fruits. No chems or spraying or anything necessary, nothing attacks the pears (in my experience) and they are extremely sweet and good for extended storage too. Can be ground and pressed and the high sugar juice fermented, reduced to syrups, etc. Definitely look into Asian Pear trees and plant some this spring.

>>25459323
Are Asian Pears invasive in any way if unmanaged?

>>25459436
https://choosenatives.org/articles/plant-bradford-pear/#:~:text=The%20asian%20import%2C%20Callery%20Pear,than%20half%20of%20our%20states.
https://www.invasive.org/browse/subinfo.cfm?sub=10957
Are the bradford/callery pear what you refer to as the asian pear? Seems like they're basically Corona but for trees

>>25459323
https://choosenatives.org/articles/plant-bradford-pear/#:~:text=The%20asian%20import%2C%20Callery%20Pear,than%20half%20of%20our%20states.
https://www.invasive.org/browse/subinfo.cfm?sub=10957
Are the bradford/callery pear what you refer to as the asian pear? Seems like they're basically Corona if it was what the media made it out to be but for trees

>>25459185
Dude wtf, just buy a thermometer, haha

>>25459436
>Are Asian Pears invasive in any way if unmanaged?

They ain't carp so to my knowledge no they aren't. I think they're propagated best from rooted cuttings. Picrel is the minimum bounty to expect with basically no care, like I said the trees will bend to the ground if you don't thin the fruits and I've never seen anything attack them like peaches or apples. Deer love the dropped fruits too, good bait.

>>25457346
wow that's unusual for Vermont right? I was under the impression New England didn't have much gold in it

>>25460048
o it has gold, just usually very small stuff. A friend of mine used a very old set of maps to find this kind of gold.

>>25459765
No that's a chink ornamental, based Japanese pear cultivars like Shinko are what you want to look at.

>>25460033
Checked. Looks like that is Pyrus pyrifolia fruit from a quick google search so you're good to go. I will look into getting some.

Incoming gold market crash t minutes 7 hours. Are you fags ready?

>>25460524
yesss!

>>25460524
CHEAPIES!!!

>>25457346
Hey Pan Man, you mentioned Spey Resources a couple days ago. What is your impression of them?

>>25458797
I'm not in the least bit interested in europe's silver markets

>>25460651
tiny company that had issues in the past it seems with getting scammed with poor ground to explore, but their territory in the Lardeau at Silver basin looks like a VERY juicy exploration target. Previous mining was limited to only a few small scale high grade deposits and the best ore was at high elevation hampered by deep snow and killing cold. I have a sample of ore from this area near the "Lime Dyke" that carries 8oz per tonne gold in my collection somewhere, Spey's properties are the other side of the mountain zone from that vein structure. Their project is very early stage development, similar to my mates at Jaxon Mining, only starting the plans for drill targets and such.

https://www.crescat.net/december-research-letter/
A good read for those doubting the silver&gold thesis. Also for weak minded people wondering why we are behind bitCON.

>>25460524
delicious shiny metal

>>25460170
>A friend of mine used a very old set of maps to find this kind of gold.
damnit that sounds cool, did he pan a river for that? I'm no geologist but I know we got steamrolled by glaciers in the past, I assume that pulverized the gold into the fine stuff we see today?

>>25460822
Thanks. I was reading their latest news release which mentioned the historical drilling results on their new property. Looks really promising for high-grade deposits. A couple of the numbers are striking.

>>25460524
I doubt it and I really hope not since I dont have the money to buy any. REEEEE!

>>25457746
Its currently the third day of the year. Unless you mean in 2022, in which case maybe you're right, fortune teller.

mfw i don't know where i have put these ounces after that pic back in february. i think i've put 1
tube of silver somewhere else just in case shit hits the fan kek

>>25460895
He used an old set of land speculator maps to find some old mines not on government record anymore, and than went down hill from the hard rock mines and panned the creek flowing bedrock. This is what unworked ground pays. So thrilled. However he wont say which spot it was, no need to start a rush.
>>25460931
I agree, I love that part of the province, but the best ore is at such high elevation and hard to access without a helicopter. Miners back in the day used to just fill up big leather sacks with the best ore and send them down hill on toboggans, worked great so long as you didnt hit anything on the way down.

What is the mist cost-effective way to buy precious metals, disregarding all other factors such as storage, transportation, etc?

Have you lubed your assholes for the gold crash?


Did you faggots see how warren buffet dumped his barrick gold shares on your heads?

What ever happened to holding shares forever????

>>25461130
Barrick Gold is sucking hard right now (the stock itself, not commenting on the company), I just sold mine a few days ago too. Still bullish on gold in general.

>>25461130
Warren Buffet is an old man who already contradicted himself by getting into gold at all. Nobody here fears a gold crash, we will simply buy more gold.

>>25461130
I'm buying 1k€ shares each month of gold and silver until 2025. Then going after other commodities. My money help people getting real stuff, no usury, no gambling, no daytrading. What about you faggot, enjoying your 35k bitcon ? Hope you do, the end of this story isn't pretty for you.

>>25461290
Buffets handlers regularly make him take small stakes in companies to fool investors. He did this with barrick gold and snowflake.


By the way, do you know what he has over 50% of his money in apple? Apple is secretly buying bitcoin. They started Apple Pay as cover for their bitcoin diversification. Once they announce their bitcoin purchases its over for gold and peter schiff.

Btw peter schiff has underperformed bonds for the last decade. He’s a fraud and an idiot.

>25461130
>gold crash

I wouldn't be surprised if some interesting things happen to the markets between the 6th and 21st due to social/political happenings. Standing ready to dump 10k on whatever is cheapest, whether it's PM/Uranium stocks/options or more bullion.

I hope Vangold resumes trading tomorrow, I can't wait much longer to see what my bags are revalued at.

>>25458777
Checked, based medical stacker

>>25461522
>he thinks /pmg/ owns Barrick
>he thinks /pmg/ follows Schiff blindly
>he thinks /pmg/ dislikes it when pm's go on sale

>>25460962
Same. Have to pay for the semester.

>>25456684
Anyone else waiting until after January 20th to make a purchase? I don’t want rioting niggers to steal my bearings

>>25461522
You sound schizophrenic, you aren't in on any big secrets. You are a loser

lustrous nuggets

>>25461883
Barrick will be back over $26 USD by Feb 1st. Warren didn't sell all his, only around 40%

>>25456684
Are those all tiny nuggets collecting on the grate? How much water or dirt has to be processed to get that much gold?

>>25461522
>Apple is secretly buying bitcoin. They started Apple Pay as cover for their bitcoin diversification
Lala land

>>25462525
its a clean up sluice box used by a placer miner.

The gold is washed from gravels using a "washplant", gold being heavy is trapped in a sluice by the expanded metal and matting where its cleaned up once every few days and than processed to recover the gold from the other collected heavy elements.

That was a weeks worth of run time for a small scale miner in the Cassiar Gold Camp, McDame Creek to be exact.

>>25461883
>he thinks /pmg/ owns Barrick
>he thinks /pmg/ follows Schiff blindly
>he thinks /pmg/ dislikes it when pm's go on sale

Yeah man, why do these shitcoin tourists always have such a retarded strawman conceptualization of the stacker's motivation and mentality? I have never listened to or read Schiff or Buffet and prefer constructing and following my own thesis. The most IRL skilled, competent, and materially productive people I know like PMs and regard crypto with suspicion or worse. The hyper-specialized but IRL helpless, materially unproductive postindustrial comfybubble redditor leftards I know all seem to be into Cryptos. The energy-cliff writing is on the wall and the coming hard times will crush useless flabby soicucks and their dreams of getting rich by HODLing vaporcoins while producing absolutely nothing of real value themselves. I'll be hanging with the productive and competent MetalChads while useless unproductive cryptocucks will reap the bounty of the nothing they've spent a lazy lifetime sowing.

>>25462454
44% why would he do that? His favorite holding period is “forever”

>>25461116
Thanks. Have you had a chance to check out Silver Range Resources?

>>25462728
That picture is from Cassiar Gold? Or is it just a picture you got from somebody who panned there? Did you pan there yourself?

This is a /kbiz/ approved thread

What happens when a purchase over $10k is made and the IRS is notified?

Sorry for derailing the thread last bread.
>>25462950
Nice glock. Did you manage to buy a couple of large boxes of 9mm when people were shutting down?
>>25460524
Hopefully.

>>25462920
Looking into them right now, they have a lot of different projects and territories I have to snoop over.
>>25462946
its gold from the Cassiar District, another fellow miner send this to me over the holidays. I would love to mine out that way but its really hard to operate there, if something breaks or someone gets hurt your 9 hours from anywhere. I have dug on Anvil and Wip Wild Creeks out that way and found great gold, but again its so remote and challenging to get anything done. You sometimes wont see another vehicle for days on those roads.

>>25462803
Unbelievably based. Brought a tear to my eye. You will make it sir.

>>25456684
Big Bob and Pig Pawg!

ok gold bugs, chainlinker here. In the event of societal collapse, what good is gold going to do for you? Nobody is going to give a shit about shiny coins when they are hungry and in danger.

>>25463384
Buy lighters >>25458639

>>25463384
were not worried about societal collapse, were more worried about things like hyper inflation and currency collapse. In the even of all out societal collapse, PMs are something you can hide or use as a basic form of money but at that point your going to be more concerned with items like bullets and food.

>>25456684
I saw the sluice thumbnail in the catalog and just new PAN MAN had baked the thread.

>>25458777
how the fuck did you know what all to get?
if i want to stack some basic medical supplies but not go full on SHTF doomsday prepper, where would I start?

i have teh guns already

>>25463642
>how the fuck did you know what all to get?
I'd like to know too. I think it would probably involve a lot of maintenance and cycling out expired medications though which could be too much of a hassle

https://youtu.be/kzUYpO8Aglo?t=1452

>>25463450
i have lighters and ammo
>>25463543
seems that land would be a better inflation hedge

>>25463384
nothing ever happens anon and all of recorded history shows that grug still likes shiney yellow and grey rock.

>>25463642
Get some fish antibiotics

>>25463384
>what good is gold going to do for you?

It will provide you linkies access to my pharmaceuticals >>25458777
, years worth of stockpiled food, fuel, general supplies, surplus tools, low caliber ammo if I trust you, seeds, and fresh garden produce. I ain't trading a wet fart let alone anything useful for any cryptos ever, be warned now.

I do hold BTC bought cheap in March, but that's my "hedge against collective human stupidity" and just for converting into PMs when I feel the time is right. I don't actually want or personally value cryptocrap and likely never will.

>>25463764
Land is good for having lebensraum, but you can only use and protect so much at a time if you're thinking of a collapse scenario. Plus it's not very liquid if you're trying to use it to hedge against inflation and not just live on it.

>>25458370
I do not think Volcker would be a proponent of hard money. When asked about gold in the 2000s, his reply was, "Gold is the enemy."

>>25463642
Go to ranch/farm supply stores and buy livestock medicines, also check here, most stuff is legit generic pills/capsules or equivalent and perfectly good: https://fishmoxfishflex.com/

>>25463971
How do you keep them from going bad? Should they be refrigerated? I actually bought some of that at the beginning of the year but I haven't refrigerated it has it all gone bad by now?

>>25463860
>>25463971

Right but how do i know which specific drugs/medicines to buy?

>>25464016
dry cool dark place within a sealed container, its how i keep my first aid supplies fresh.

>>25460524
Rolling! What makes you say this?

>>25464016
it should be fine if kept sealed and in the dark. Refrigeration or freezing is ideal for extending shelf life but some antibiotics have 10+ year shelf lives (I forget offhand, might be Ciprofloxacin) and would be great to have for an extended collapse. Tetracycline is the only one i know of that might go bad and become toxic after several years but that's based on like 1 report from the 60s, not much actual data just decades of circular citations.

>>25464034
Think about the most likely ailments/infections/parasites during whatever scenario you imagine, then search for the recommended treatments for said ailments. Getting an old copy of the PDR Physician's Desk Reference would be very helpful also.

>>25460170
In your opinion, why is it that there has never been a major find of gold in the New England area whereas there have been huge finds in California, Nevada, Alaska, and various parts of Canada? Is it because we didn't look hard enough or is it just something with the geography that there isn't much gold in New England? The Appalachian Mountains are in New England and it seems like gold seems to be found near mountainous areas.

>>25464139
>>25464279
Well at least I did that. As long as they come from the manufacturer sealed I should be good.
Is Doxycycline the same as Tetracycline? I did get some of that

>>25464279
>Think about the most likely ailments/infections/parasites during whatever scenario you imagine, then search for the recommended treatments for said ailments. Getting an old copy of the PDR Physician's Desk Reference would be very helpful also.

somebody's got to have already compiled this list... there has to be a website out there or something

>>25464213
Last close was a breakout of ATH through vaccine slam trend line. Shorts will have to smash the price down back or give up.

>>25464349
Clindamycin, Ciprofloxacin, Doxycycline, Cephalexin, Amoxicillin, etc. those are what I can name off the top of my head

>>25464279
Forgot to ask, do you buy your Ivermectin in bulk? If so, where?

>>25464322
There were several major gold finds in New England way back in the first days of colonialism, but that gold was mined and sent back to England as in those days all mineral wealth belonged to the Crown. You can still pan find gold all over the Appalachian Mountains but it isnt course material like you see out west, the geology is totally different and the structures that did generate gold veins have long since been obliterated by glaciation and other weathering. Try this web link out mate these guys have a lot of info https://www.goldrushnuggets.com/goinma.html

>>25464457
>Ciprofloxacin
Kek that medicine has killed and disabled far more people than its helped

>>25464349
Hey your ID is XAUDIT
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btw those antibiotics vary widely in terms of potency and toxicity. Ciprofloxacin is extremely harsh and causes poisoning in a lot of cases. I think I've read you can combine it with Doxycycline to treat Anthrax so that shows you how toxic it is. Don't just buy and use these willy nilly

>>25464578
yep I don't think that was one that I bought

>>25464329
No not the same, Doxycycline is a great antibiotic definitely good to have. Azithromycin is powerful too and in high demand for roasties as a STD treatment among other things, it could be very valuable in an extended SHTF/collapse situation. Don't forget stuff like levamisole, praziquantel or ivermectin for different parasites and meds to stop people shitting themselves to death from dysentery.

>>25464349
I dunno, I've seen prepper/survivalist forums where they talk about pharma kit lists but you'd need to go look around. Antiseptics and sterile curved suture needle kits may be good too.

>>25461290
Even disregarding Buffett's peculiar comments about precious metals (Buffett owned a very large quantity of physical silver in the 1990s and it is suspected that he was forced to sell it when it got called away), Buffett often does things that he tells other people to not do. For example, Buffett tells people that derivatves are bad (I believe it was either Buffett of Munger who called derivatives financial weapons of mass destruction) and yet he has huge derivatives positions. Buffett (in)famously sold his soul when he took a huge stake in Salomon Brothers and the company got busted for violating federal law in US Treasuries dealing.

When it comes to making money, you need to watch what Buffett does more than listen to what he says.

>>25464401
Will physical price actually move or just spot price? I dont think you'll be buying $20 or under any time soon

>>25458639
This, I prefer matches in some ways but lights aren't a bad buy either

>>25463764
real estate is in a bubble in most desirable places though

>>25462728
Ah. So the quantity of gold isn't something that is reasonably doable by a one-person operation (unless he gets lucky and has a stake where the ground and river is filled with nuggets and gold, that is)? How much water or dirt must be processed to collect that much gold?

I'm marginally familiar with yields from large operations where they just dig up all the rock, crush it, and then use chemicals to leach out the gold. I'm just curious how rich the gold deposit was in the picture to be able to get that much gold from seemingly fairly inexpensive and minimal equipment.

Based, I hpoe you gonna make it OP

>>25464751
Just spot ofcourse.

Since we're on the topic, what is the best cash to have in SHTF? I know cash is trash and blah blah blah but in a real life SHTF you will probably need some cash in the short term, right now I'm stacking crisp $1 bills, which seem to be useable in most countries, while also being the easiest to transact in as you won't have to rely on the other person being able to make change for you. I also see some people post their hoards with lots of 100s, but as I said they may not be as liquid as you want, albeit more compact. Also, yesterday I was out getting something to eat, and the total came up to $6 and change, I paid with a 10, and they had no 1s in the register, I had to give them $2 more and get a $5 back along with my coins (They also had to break new bank rolls to make my change) This wasn't some small business either, I was at an auntie annes which in my area is probably on the level of a starbucks or some other place like that. Only mentioning this because I know there is a lot of talk about a coin shortage and people using cash less and this is one of the recent times where I have seen this actually in affect. Perhaps the government is starting to reclaim the metals from change that is in circulation now?

>>25465108
Of course lol
>spot dips
>pmg freaks out but price to buy remains the same
Metals are Divinely protected it seems

Anyone ever work with modern coin mart? I have some ebay bucks to spend and they have some OK priced silver on their ebay store.

>>25458317
>Implying the stacking of gold is done at the exclusion of the others.

Come one anon.

>>25465181
I would say junk silver is good to have, but if you want pure currency. Get $20,$50's, and $100's. This is because this will be in an event of hyperinflation.

>>25465181
$20, $50 and $100 because in SHTF situation the prices for goods are going go up due to scarcity and high demand.

>>25464652
Oh yeah, Azithromycin. I got some of that because it's a much more mild antibiotic and apparently children and pregnant/breastfeeding mothers (i think) can take it without worrying about negative effects. I also bought metronidazole and sulfamethoxazole. I think some of the ones I bought overlap in certain characteristics but it's good to have a variety of options in case one doesn't work. I don't have anti-parasitic or anti-fungal so I should look into that.

>>25465181
I agree with the other anons that replied. Anything under $20 is going to be almost worthless in SHTF. Probably $20 would be too, but most people are too poor to stack caches of $50s like they are $1 bills

>>25462803
Pic related and green text coming soon to a /pmg/ near you:

>I have three merc dimes, am I gonna make it?

>>25465181
The Ruble

No Seriously, The Russians have a rumoured 100k+ tons of gold and will be going to a gold backed ruble in the next monetary system which will make the Ruble the new Dollar while the Dollar becomes the new Ruble.

>>25465839
No. You need more.

>>25464545
>that gold was mined and sent back to England as in those days all mineral wealth belonged to the Crown
Thanks. This was something that was never covered in primary school history classes so it's not clear to me how much gold the colonies dug up. [We did have an inkling of how much gold was found in South America, though.] I was under the impression that the colonies mostly shipped back things like tobacco and other crops. I guess England somehow managed to keep people from wildcatting mines, which is kind of hard to believe considering the utter mania the California, Alaska, and Klondike Gold Rushes generated.

Opening price speculation on g&s? keep floating where its at until the election results get finalized or does anyone see a sharp rise or drop happening going into monday?

>>25457143
What on Earth is a 'fwtdhwahdoqa'?

>>25466353

>>25466353
>>25466450
Damn it you beat me

>>25466450
Thanks mate!

What is the relationship between market cap and number of shares, if any, and how can I determine if a company has a "tight" share structure by looking at these two numbers?

>>25456684
shiny boomer rock
never
gonna
make
it
fucking niggers

>>25464882
you can do it if you have the right skills and the right ground, its not something that pays the bills to the average joe.

That gold for example came from 180 yards of washed high grade pay dirt from bedrock.

Thoughts on platinum? Trying to round out my stack - I already have enough gold/silver.

>>25459288
you are only reported if you SELL more than $10K. Buy all you want

>>25466475
number of shares * share price = market cap

Im not sure if there's a rule for the tight share structure but maybe someone else can help you

>>25466217
futures start at 6pm EST so we'll get an idea. I think we'll see both gold and silver in the green, but I dont expect a huge leg up like we saw with BTC when the 760bn$ defense spending bill was approved over the weekend

maybe gold +.80% and silver +1.50%

Anyone else 6PM Futures predictions? Come one come all place your bets

>>25466718
no big move until wednesday.

>>25456684
Uh, guys?

>>25466746
>no big move until wednesday.
whats on wednesday?

>>25466826
Day after Georgia senate runoff election.

/pmg, anyone have experience with buying from r/pmsforsale? I have a chance to bag some PM's at just over spot, the seller has a good reputation, albeit somewhat limited.

We've been in contact outside of plebbit, chatted and exchanged stacks. He has quite a few nice gold coins, marked with his name and stuff.

Thing is, its going to cost me like $2500CAD to do this, which is like $200 under my LCS for a gold maple. He accepted my idea to pay $1250 upfront, then $1250 when its in my hands, so there is risk on both sides being accepted.

He wants to do E-transfer, and is willing to provide top-tier tracking via Canada Post to help eliminate the chances of it being lost in the mail. I can also arrange with my local post office to have it directly delivered to them, I only have to pick it up and sign for it there. Alot more secure than porch drop-off.

Should i go with it or just bite the bullet and support my LCS and their $200CAD premiums?

>>25466826
Possible Trumpian rubicon-swan, should be interesting

Do you guys think there is much potential for growth for Vangold?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqZuprrdLDY

I'm considering throwing part of my savings at it (rest is in stockpile). I don't have experience with juniors, so I'm not sure if there is much potential for growth here.

>>25466466
Checked.

>>25466878
It just depends if you trust him enough. The most important thing right now is getting the metal in your hands as soon as possible.

There is an infinite amount of gold.

>>25466917
oh nvm, it's halted ~~. Welp, back to digging.

>>25466588
It is still in a strong bull market and should go up more than gold in the coming year due to the general belief that we're going to see higher inflation than the expected "2%" or so. The time to buy platinum was about two months ago or, if you had the guts, during the depths in March when it touched $625/oz. Marc Faber a month or two ago opined that the generally poor performance in platinum over the past few years was over and that the prices would likely not hit the lows seen at the time of his statement ($900/oz or so).

>>25466917
>Do you guys think there is much potential for growth for Vangold?

damn you were late by about 2 weeks. vangold trading has been halted due to a recent aquisition. it was trending up when they halted trading and we assume when it's resumed the price will continue to go up

>>25467060
Thanks, I'll keep it on my radar then.

>>25466943
We both agreed to $2500 CAD yesterday, regardless of what Spot is monday/ whenever. We even exchanged ID's with headshots for proof of identity.

I've just never bought PM's online, much less from a random guy on reddit before. But it's a really nice piece and I would love to have it.

>>25465859
>Ruble

a.. am I gonna make it?

>>25466878
https://silvergoldbull.ca/1oz-canadian-gold-maple-leaf-coin

I'm canadian and regularly buy from these guys and never have any problems so consider that option if you want a safer option, I know r/pmforsale is pretty solid though so if you met the person through that and they have lots of sales you can do it at your own risk.

>>25467100
ygmi

>>25466588
>>25467049
I should add that it wasn't that long ago that the ratio of the platinum and gold prices was roughly 2. It's current about 0.56. This means that even if the price of gold doesn't move, the price of platinum should nearly double. Note that we're making two assumptions here: Firstly, that a platinum/gold price ratio of 2 isn't garbage; and secondly, that we see a mean reversion back to that ratio.

Of course, one final thing to consider is that it's possible to get a platinum/gold price ratio of 2 by having platinum stay at its current price of $1,080/oz and having gold crash to $540/oz.

Consider the above carefully before making your investment. Full disclosure, I am invested in platinum and have been holding it and adding to it for about 3 years. I will probably sell my platinum if it achieves a 2:1 price ratio to gold.

>>25467174
>https://silvergoldbull.ca/1oz-canadian-gold-maple-leaf-coin
Yea my LCS price matches SGB, so basically its the same lol. You know, I might just bite the bullet and go to my LCS. Their closed rn due to the plandemic, I might as well show my support and not risk $2500 to some guy on plebbit

>>25466936
Brrr frosty

>>25466992
>There is an infinite amount of gold.

And there is an exceptionally limited global supply of my semen, best get on your knees and start sucking now bitchcoiner.

>>25466545
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I was just curious because that looks to be quite a bit of gold, maybe 60 to 100 troy ounces worth. That would be quite a haul if all a person had to do was run some water to sift out the gold from the rock and dirt. :)

>>25456684
what time EST does the gold market open now? Is it still 6 or did daylight savings time change it?

>>25467418
Go local at this point. Start building connections in terms of PMs especially if you haven't already. There may come a time when we all need to team up and protect our LCSs from a crackdown

>>25467550
The pic in op? Looks like 3-5oz tops to me

>>25467674
The stuff in the basin is very yellow and I suspect the purity of the gold is quite high, at least 18 karat. It's quite a bit more than 3 to 5 ounces.

>>25467674
Lol 60-100 troy ounces gold for a week of panning. that'd be $2171 dollars per hour assuming 80 oz and 7 days 10 hrs ea.

>>25467750
those are tiny chips of gold my man

what EST time does gold market open?

>>25467777
But there are a lot of tiny chips of gold. I'm not familiar with mining so it's not clear how deep the chips are piled. However, I am quite familiar with gold and it looks to be quite a bit. Remember that gold is very dense.

I've finally been able to become financially stable and want to buy some metals just in case something happens. I know people will say BUY BOTH, but between gold and silver which should I be prioritizing? Is there any reason I might want to wait or just start buying?

>>25467965
>>25467653
sorry for double post thought my internet fucked out

>>25467972
I would still say it's definitely not even close to 60oz, that would be almost two kilograms. max 5oz imho

>>25466992
no there is literally isn't

>inb4 asteroid mining

we're decades from that and the people who will be mining and owning it will be the martian colonists not earthlings.

>>25467418
that is probably the safest and most sound option man, and if you become a regular at the lcs it can open up possible deals later down the line

>>25467777
quads of truth, irrefutable

>>25467992
Dollar Cost Averaging is a good strategy for many investments. Buy a small amount every week and save cash to buy the dips. It's easier for most people to start with silver. It will also be more divisible/fractionated in terms of value density than gold if you want to barter with it in case of something happening. If you want an example of what might be a good way to start, buy a 20 oz tube of rounds or ASEs or two and then save up for a 1oz gold coin, then start stacking more silver for about 50 oz and do another 1oz gold coin. It's up to you but that might be a good way to do it

>>25458732
Very Nice! I got a set during the March crash earlier this year at a pawn shop, I usually just lurk but if you got any questions ill be able to respond.

>>25468026
You can easily hold 5 oz of gold in your closed fist. There looks to be much more than one fistful of gold in the photo.

>>25467992
The general line is to stack gold:silver at a ratio of 1:100. Some suggest as high as 500 and other lower, say 60-70. It's mainly to do with how undervalued people believe silver is, those more optimistic tend to stack at a higher ratio

In terms of time to buy, there's no time like the present!!

>>25467992
buy whatever you can each month depending on your income size. The end game stay the same anyway.

>>25468357
that's because surface area increases when you divide objects
Although I'm willing to admit I'm slowly beginning to doubt my own opinion

>>25467992
depends how much disposable income you have, if you have no pm at all i would start small and order some low premium govt silver coins like maples or brits or something like buffalo rounds. if you have a few grand to dump and are ready to commit could dive in for an ounce of gold right off that bat, ultimately you will want to have some kind of ratio of the two. if unsure start small with some silver and see if you get the bug.

Infinite amount of gold on earth.

>>25468493
holy based, infinite wealth! WAGMI

>>25468514
>>25468493
BASED!

>>25468444
I have indicated that I don't know how deep that layer of gold chips is. However, I don't think it's unreasonable to think that it is 5 - 10 mm thick. A 1 oz Canadian gold maple leaf is about 3 mm thick. Even if we assume that there is only 3 mm of gold in that picture, imagine how many gold maple leafs it would take to cover that area.

>>25468577
hmm, looking at the image again I guess 5oz is too little. I still doubt it's even close to two kilograms in weight, or even one for that matter but maybe 500g? Would be nice if Pan Man chimed in here

>>25468577
This has to be a troll

>>25458674
Bought 10 more oz yesterday. Haven't been buying much lately. Time to ramp up again.

>>25468647
Don't forget the matting underneath the expanded metal that's also loaded with fine gold too and obscured with black sands. I bet a kilo minimum is in that sluice.

>>25467289
based escape from tarkov poster.

>>25461253
Based Barrick cheapies. I've picked up some 1/20/23 LEAP calls and feel comfy.

>>25456684
That's a lot of gold!

>>25468972
I don't have any ill will against Pan Man, but $868 per hour (assuming 1Kg) would have a gold rush on the location where that sluice was filled

>>25469167
that place is already an active zone for exploration, the pic is taken from Cassiar

>>25466545
>180 yards of washed high grade pay dirt from bedrock
>Not something that pays the bills to the average joe
>>25469282
Yeah but Pan Man himself said panning isn't really high profit activity. It's definitely not anywhere near a kg of gold ($868/hr assuming a week).

>>25468126
>>25467660

Ok, I'm going to my LCS :)

And on the relationship front, I'm pretty sure I'm one of their biggest customers, probably dropped at least 10k since Sept. They give me $1/ off per ounce of silver, pretty based.

I will be back here next week with a gold maple, and maybe a J&M 50oz if there is a dip

>>25469357
Yeah not 1kg in my opinion either, max 500g maybe. But if there is such a significant amount of gold you can get just by using a sluice, the ground must be ripe for prospecting too -- there is gold in the ground there

>>25469167
You're forgetting the other costs. There is the cost of the geologists to figure out where the gold may lay; there is the cost of the drilling samples to verify wht the geologists predict; and there is the cost of digging the stuff out to what is shown in the photograph. Finally, there is the step of refining the gold.

As Pan Man himself said about the gold in the photograph:

>That gold for example came from 180 yards of washed high grade pay dirt from bedrock.

I have no knowledge of mining but that sounds like 180 yards or rock with the richest ore deposits was broken out of a larger body of bedrock (largely worthless rock) and then processed (crushed?) and sifted to produce the result shown. It's not as easy as going somewhere with a pan, a pickaxe, and some simple sluices to coming up with that much gold. Unless, as I already stated, you happen to have an incredible land stake where the gold dust and nuggets are all over the place like sand and pebbles on a beach.

>>25469357
180 cubic yards of wet sands/gravel is like 600,000 pounds of material bro. Not something an average joe with a shovel and pan can do in a week. That takes some legit equipment with plenty of fuel and maintenance overhead.

>>25469429
Initially it's easy to think that but like Pan Man said
>180 yards of washed high grade pay dirt from bedrock
the bedrock is the key. The gold and dirt mixture settle at the bottom of rivers and creeks (where it rests against the bedrock) which is dredged up and sluiced

>>25469480
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eASloa5Fcd4
watch this video they are doing similar to this. See how you can just pick the gold out of the creases in the bedrock?

>>25468706

Is that pic a troll?
>aluminum polish kit and a batboy

>>25469566
My point was that the area is ripe for larger investment in exploration activities. Just panning though? Not likely to pay off very well as a full time job unless you begin actual prospecting

>>25469567
Yeah it is. It's not mine actually but it's funny

>>25469566
This video gives a good idea of it too. https://youtu.be/U70lhTElr_I?t=365

>>25469643
True, but the results shown in the picture come from panning a creek >>25462728
>Cassiar Gold Camp, McDame Creek to be exact

kinda liking these asahi designs bros... i'm supposed to be putting this money into miners but i'm tempted to get some more shiny bars

>>25469748
Yes, I know that the sluice is from panning, I was pointing out the further prospecting potential in the area

>>25469564
True. Guess there might be more in the mat than shown in the pic. Will be nice when Pan Man gets back and can correct us all. I know it's not just a one man operation obviously. My per hour calculations were just trying to find out the results of the operation as a whole

>>25469913
This little discussion of how much gold is in the photograph is actually kind of funny, kind of like those contests where people have to guess how many jellybeans are in a big jar of them. If enough of us offer our honest best guesses, the average of those guesses will be very close to the actual quantity. :)

>>25470040
You might be right. Based on the range of guesses I've seen so far it seems like it would be about 1.25kg, even though I guessed lower.

>>25469567
that isnt his pic, but the guy who bent his gold bar did polish one of his batbois

>>25470320
Oh he did!? I must've missed that, don't know how. Anybody have pics?

>>25456852
I dont like how the Philharmonic coin isn't the same size as all my other coins and rounds.
Beautiful purchase though.

>>25470320
what happened to the batboi?

>>25467550
yea mining with a machine is totally different than just working with a pan and shovel. You can make gas money usually if you know what your doing that way, but thats not how guys like me make our main money, we do hand mining for testing than move on to mechanical once we know what the ground has.

>>25467674 That sluice had 10.65 ounces in it minus the nuggets so far as I was told, but buddy was probably talking about the total cleanup not just this bit run through the cleanup sluice.

>>25468647
I was told its about 10.65 ounces in that cleanup but dude was vague about it. He might have meant the entire clean up and not jsut what was in the sluice in pic related.
>>25468577
Yep there would be a fuck load of gold in the matting as well, thats just the course stuff on the surface.

>>25470639
>>25470544
thanks for the clarification Mr. Man

>>25469167
>>25469357
Yep theres been several gold rushes there in the last 100 years, but its so remote the general pop guys cant get there to work. Its too far too get parts and supplies for most miners. The guys working out there live there year round too.

>>25460628
You've had years! No more cheapies!

>>25470639
So they made $27.04 per hour at current spot prices of gold assuming that's the entire clean up and they had a total uptime of 70 hours for the week. Much closer to what I would expect, but not much to cover operating costs and taking a profit I would think.

>>25470664
Looks like your and my original thoughts were very close

>>25469643
Cassiar Gold Corp has a good chunk of the hard rock gold rights out there covering Jade City as well as the previous Erickson Gold mine, but the placer creeks are owned by at least 40 different groups all working with small machine mines. This is also where the famous Turnagain Nugget nugget was discovered. Some nuggets reported from McDame Creek were over 57 ounces as well but none survive to be verified today.

>>25471152
Oh cool, an Alien turd

>>25471137
yep its not bad ground to be machine mining. There have been some stretches on McDame and the other nearby creeks that produced dozens of pounds per yard though as well. The issue is those spots are probably all worked out now, or hidden under one hundred feet of over burden.

>>25471236
wow dozens of pounds per yard. I can see why it it's gold rush territory

>>25469006
>I've picked up some 1/20/23 LEAP calls and feel comfy
what's the rundown on how that works?

My stocks bag have a projected value of $50,000 and I got another 100 merc dimes coming in.

Feels comfy frens

>>25471411
Te best 100 yard stretch on McDame Creek, known as "The Teeth" for its bedrock outcrops produced the second greatest pay per yard in BC history, averaging 24 pounds per yard. It was only beaten by a stretch of ground in the Atlin country but no one has exact numbers for that creek.

>>25471501
Leverage. You buy a long dated (usually 1+ years) deep ITM call with a delta of ~0.8+. There are calculators online where you can see this.
The calls will be a fraction of the cost of owning 100 shares. The delta value means that for every dollar shift in the underlying you get 80 cents or more on the value of that contract for when you resell it.
Deep ITM calls are also less sensitive to swings in volatility. And long dated means they are relatively insensitive to time held until about 3 months near expiry. They just require that there is a secular movement upward in share price over months or years.
You sell them 3+ months out from expiry and "roll over" the capital into new LEAPs if you expect the trend to continue upward.

>YOU HAVE FOUND ALL 7 DRAGONBALLS. >Now you must choose:

>1oz bar of gold
>2 kg bars of silver
>both cost $2000 because Namek hasn't received their stimulus checks yet and thats all the dragon can afford

>>25471525
If I get a ten x on my portfolio I'll have 130k. Looking for more. Gold ventures predicts a 50x on his investments. Mine are (due your own research lurk fags. Some of these are duds or super high risk.)

Impact silver.
Dolly varden.
Silver one.
Viscount mining.
Kootenay
Vangold.
Eskay mining.
Blue lagoon.
Klondike silver.
Nicola mining.
Strike point.
Kinross.
Pure gold.
Defiance.
Bayhorse (small position)

Canada silver cobalt.

Silver spruce.

I also have about 3k in Sprott gold miners and Sprott juniors. Sgdj has only kept me about 7% positive the last six months. Sgdm has been a five percent loss over six months. My opinion Sgdm sucks. Sgdj is okay. I put money in there because I thought it would be a stable place to put it for the most part and is highly liquid. I'm looking for a better place to put it. Ill probably move to major producers. Thinking first majestic or hecla or similar. Open to suggestions. The vaneck index performs about the same as Sprott so.... Not sure what to do. Overall I'd like to get those funds into a major producer either silver or gold.

>>25472173
Wow that's extremely bullish. I would say I'm really tempted to buy the dip, buuuut I'm really kinda weirded out by everything that's going on. Bitcoin above 34k while real money miners are supressed worse than they've ever been. It's all just so manipulated I think I should just stay in physical and keep stacking. If miners enter a bull market I'll join them, but I think we may be in for a multi-year bear market based on supression of the sector. Just look at that chart it's completely unnatural, there are price controls keeping it that low just like spot prices for gold/silver

>>25471939
thanks fren, this is jedi master stuff to me, but I'm trying to learn more now that I've done the basics, like "buy Aurcana and buy First Majestic" and have 30%+ gains

>>25472374
>Eskay mining
Goddamit, just look at this year graph.

>>25468962
I like those world trade unit rounds in the bottom left. Very chunky

>>25472374

Pan Man's Top Silver Miners
>First Majestic Silver Corp
>Pan American Silver Corp
>Endeavour Silver Corp
>Hecla Mining

those should all be a safe place to park your money. they wont 3-10x but should outperform the ETFs like GDXJ

It is not easy to find a good platform with crypto solutions to invest in.

Came across on DuckDAO, read twi posts of crypto skilled users. Seems like it is an open platform with an investment system. Do you know anything about it?

>>25472408
You are a contrarian fren.


Consensus is a bull market for 2021. Also don't fall into the trap of thinking that every dip is because of (((them))) and ignore TA fundamentals

>>25472678

>10x'd from March already

>>25472678
yea Eskay Mining had a fantastic exploration season.

>>25472781
Eskay Mining still has to announce the results of 11 more drill holes in January.
>>25472549
Just be willing to handle the volatility. LEAPs also have a problem just holding the ticker doesn't: they lose value if the share price of the underlying stays flat over time. That effect gets more severe the closer it is to expiration
LEAPs also require an options chain, and those do not exist for penny stocks or OTC markets. So you are looking at majors for this.
>>25472374
>Overall I'd like to get those funds into a major producer either silver or gold.
EGO
KGC if gold goes over 2k

I got the next bread.
Also, I am having fettuccine with cream sauce (which has butter in it), bacon (which was baked with lime and black pepper), and honey ham. I can not believe this tastes so good together.
Do you burgers use your stimulus check for something yet?

>>25471525
>>25472374
both based. I'll reach 13k invested by August. Bought 40k in physical first since I'm a pussy.

Also excellent choice of company. Maybe Kinross a bit overkill seeing their MC but that's an assurance I guess. Why do you want to move into producers though ? You don't need to follow GV strategy, especially since he just tweeted about possibly being wrong about this.
Unlike you I can't swap positions since I'm taxed at 40% on capital gains, will have to hold the full bullmarket, so I don't have to worry about that; will have to select very well my positions though.

>>25472813
Looks promising, thanks anon.


>>25472781
yeah, seems like it exploded right after https://eskaymining.com/news/news-releases/drill-results-including-5-1-meters-grading-31-23-g-2107/

>>25472266
>>1oz bar of gold
>>2 kg bars of silver
>>both cost $2000

guys which one should i buy? i have 100oz of silver and no gold, but i can get much more shiny rock for the same price if i do silver

>>25473113
the thinking is that Eskay has found an extension of the original Eskay trend which hosted the past producing Eskay mine, and if thats true than its one of the finds of the decade, more work is needed though for sure.

>>25473113
I'm thinking the 11 unannounced drill results are being priced in already. the markets not going to wait for the drill results

>>25473120
>but i can get much more shiny rock for the same price if i do silver
If you’re really hungry you can cut your pizza into 8 slices instead of 6

>>25473120
1 Oz Gold IMO

>>25473120
100:1 is the perfect ratio. I stacked up 100oz silver then bought an oz of gold. It’s nice to have both. Silver has more upside potential right now, but Gold is Gold

Got the next bread loaded.

>>25473602
i hope its comfy

>>25473602

>futures start in t. minus 27 minutes
>activate it

>>25473737
>futures
it's the actual gold silver market, not futures

>>25473917
for US i think it's technically futures

>>25473737
15 minutes until the moon mission resumes.

I will not bake early unless it is on page 7. However, prepare yourself. It might crash which is still good for us.

>>25472988
> you burgers
Are you a yuropoor?

>>25474368
A big dump would be great, the calendar year turnover reset TFSA contribution limits, a dump now would be a great time to load up on some miners.

>>25474459
I am keeping that into private for obvious reasons. However, I am in a place that does not pay VAT.
>>25474467
Most defiantly.

>>25474467
>the calendar year turnover reset TFSA contribution limits

ah thats right. 6k more into the Roth for tax free gains

We're off lads

LINE GO UP
Why does Fortuna never get any press on here. They seem like the best blue chip silver comapny

>>25474925
Less risk, far less reward than even near term producers

Beautiful start to the week lads.

>>25475009
It can't be much different than PAAS. Obviously everyone here is doing the Sprott strat, but I have never actually seen the most established silver company get mentioned here.

>>25474884
The actual new year's eve has arrived.

>>25475171
its on GV's website. we usually post more speculative plays here because we want the leverage. the majors arent really discussed much here that is true

>>25475171
FSM, PAAS, AG, SVM, etc. are all solid producers with little risk, large balance sheets, that are just better with higher silver prices. But all told there are like less than 10 silver-weighted producers out there, most others went into gold to survive the bear market.
There is nothing wrong with any of these holdings and in fact if you have a large portfolio those will be all you need/prefer. But /biz/ is often more heavily skewed towards much smaller portfolios that are willing to take on more risks with juniors to try for that 10x+ return (which can also go to zero).
I personally hold LEAPs on CDE, HL, and AG to take advantage of movements in the producers with far less capital. But that is because I think silver will go much higher.

I'm gonna be entering a short-Tether carry trade tomorrow. Should I go one step further and long Kinesis silver (KAG) on top of it? There wouldn't be any risk of liquidation in a dollar coin to dollar coin carry. If Tether doesn't implode in 6 months I'm gonna close it. What do you think the possible price range of silver is on June 3 and what probabilities do you assign to the prices?

>>25474884
Fuck it I’m not buying until 2022

Last for Nat Gas

New bread

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>>25474884
Chart looks pretty bullish to me, I'm seeing higher highs and lower lows for the next month or two

I've been reading recently that the price of gold and silver might be being suppressed? Is this true and does anyone have any links to further confirm this?