/biz/ - Business & Finance

How we doing this evening gents? Been busy all day, did I miss anything?

Id love to find that hidden in a rectum

When will fiat collapse?

Is there a reason to not buy this? They are CGT exempt, but I'm sure someone mentioned something about it in the last thread.

>>26441155
it cant keep going on forever mate, its got to break soon. Housing markets up here for example just started working on negative interest rates, this really cant keep functioning without some sort of failure.

>>26440967
That’s just a tortilla chip anon

>>26440967

No wonder, indigenous peoples called gold "The shit of the gods".

Anyone else reading this? It's from silver miner anon in the last thread.

https://s3.amazonaws.com/camppictures/CampArchive/Economy/Hunt%20For%20Silver.pdf

Also has anyone ever used this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxkTM3b6fVo

Seems pretty cheap compared to other testers which are >1k

Memes, stacks, or high iq posting itt pls

>>26441530
Yes, reading it currently. Fascinating article. I didn't realize the lengths that these exchanges went to impede people from taking delivery of physical metal. They changed the rules on existing contracts just to prevent the Hunt brothers from continuing to acquire more silver.

>>26441270
Silver has VAT and gold does not. But on the other hand, if silver moons more than gold the 20% won't mean too much.

>>26441681

Alot of this sounds eerily similar to what we're going through today, I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing. Wonder if the gsr really could get to five to one.

>>26441703
What if I purchase silver through a business which means I can claim back VAT?

>>26441563
I'm about to start panning in the spring. Can't fucking wait. Hunt agates as well

>>26441530
>https://s3.amazonaws.com/camppictures/CampArchive/Economy/Hunt%20For%20Silver.pdf
Just completed it, this should be required /biz/ reading, holy shit.

>>26441720
I'm wondering the same thing myself. The article also references a 1:20 GSR at the very end. I would consider that the worst case scenario.

>>26440967
our ships are priceless

I think it is fair to say that this situation will not occur again:

"But of course the rapid and extreme rule changes were not the only factors involved in creating the silver crash. There is, in fact, a great deal
more that is suspicious here. Interest rates were rocketed and loans from
the banks for "speculative" purposes were severely curtailed. Of course
high interest rates tend to draw investment money out of the precious
metals and into attractive short-term Treasury bills."

Waifu fleet reporting in

>>26441530

"He is a determined patriot and a formidable opponent of Establishment Insiders who seek to make America one more colony in a New World Order."

"He is working for a better world in which the people govern themselves and their economy without being victimized by a paper aristocracy which profits by manipulating government and inflating currencies."

>>26441749
always remember the steel gold pan is superior to plastic.

>>26441530
Just read it. It never ceases to amaze me how people claim we live in a capitalist society. The federal reserve reads like a mafia organization in this article, with how they essentially gave the banks of the world an offer they couldn't refuse.

>>26441155
my uneducated guess is 2022 or 2024, Tho if Yellen gets her way then were in end game its all down hill from here

>>26442231
>Tho if Yellen gets her way then were in end game its all down hill from here
Does that mean cheapies?

>>26442004

"Most people still listen to Walter Cronkite telling them that inflation is rising prices. But Mr. Hunt knows that rising prices are the effect of inflation and that the cause is huge federal deficits that are spun out into the economy as fiat credit and currency. Bunker believes that politicians will continue to pump money into the economy, in effect buying votes from the unproductive to be paid for by reducing the value of the savings of the productive. Deficit money takes on value only by diluting the purchasing power of all the money that is already in circulation. Mr. Hunt believes that this process might continue until it takes a wheelbarrow full of Washingtons and Lincolns to buy a Big Mac. Should the purchasing power of our currency approach zero in a hyperinflationary nightmare, the people would demand a more stable means of exchange. At that time, gold would be too precious to be used in the everyday monetary transactions of the average citizen and silver coins would once again become a means of exchange.

They never tried to squeeze anyone. They took their deliveries slowly, over many months, even accepted in settlement of some of their contracts non-certified silver not on deposit with the exchanges, and gracefully rolled the bulk of their futures forward into later and later months so as not to squeeze the sellers. Cornerers? Not quite. While it is true that the Hunts wished to acquire large quantities of silver, as we have noted, they had the soundest of reasons for doing so.”

Hi guys, I'm new around /biz/ and wanted advice on starting to invest in Silver and Gold (mostly silver, since I'm still a student with no constant stream of income)
What would be the best place to start? How much should I buy to start, any tips on what specifically to buy (coins or bars) etc.
Your help will be greatly apricated!

>>26442337
You can't go wrong with american silver eagles, easiest to get rid off when you want to sell them. Try to pay as little above spot price as possible.

Did you buy $CLF

>>26442231
>if Yellen gets her way then were in end game its all down hill from here

Im starting to think Bidens marxist mafia has been semi allowed in as President so they can collapse the system and free America from it. The Military are the ones in charge.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/gLjwmEAWt3gr/

got an 1oz gold american eagle. looking for a .999 purity 1oz coin. what's everyone's picks? (not liking the indian design).

>>26442454
no

>>26442480
Fuck off Qoomer, nobody serious has believed in Zion Don since 2018

I traded 4 oz of Platinum for 5 kilos of silver +250 cash.

Thoughts?

>>26442674
a majority of the national guard turned there backs on Bidens motorcade but the republican party is over if zion don decides to create a new "hitler party"

>>26442336

"With the new rule, the shorts were no longer under the discipline of facing the possibility of demands for delivery; they were free to sell silver that wasn't there. This meant that the effective supply of silver became potentially infinite in terms of the paper contracts. What a way to drive the price of silver down to Hades!"

I wonder if the COMEX will do this again.

>>26442442
Ok, how many of them should I buy and from where?
Again, I basically brand new to this process, so I'm unfamiliar with the language and basic understanding of the system.

>>26442480
I have been feeling this way as well, I am very whitepilled right now. Didn't watch your vid though
>>26442674
Trump was just a face , a means to an end. And I think the plan was successful, enough people are actually thinking now and more will be forced to wake up because of biden. This is not about biden or trump, this is a war for how you think.
Do you live in fear anon?

>>26443006
I think a typical tip is to only invest about 5% of your non real estate wealth into precious metals. OP has a lot of good stores listed under the header >Bullion dealers

>>26441958

Good point.

>>26441653
14.65 oz Gold
100 oz Silver

Just bought a nice 1/2 acre a couple days ago. as well for 15K. Cleared, fenced with well on paved road.

Bit of a neat find from 911 mining again on Van Island!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_HC-gZO5Ns&feature=youtu.be

>>26442143

It gets worse as I keep reading. The Fed raising interest rates to 20% exactly when the COMEX had crashed the silver price with these games. The Fed sending a letter to all the European banks saying not to lend to the Hunts. Who can deny that silver is manipulated after reading this.

I also buy investments as I find them
Picked up this Martin guitar today. Jimmy Buffet signature DR 18JB in pristine condition with original case and accoutrements. Number 307 of 424, Got it for 5K, worth between 7500 and 8K. Should keep appreciating.

>>26443247
Nice stack anon. Any plans for the lot you purchased? Is it adjacent to your homestead?

No but it does have adjacent lots that have never been developed. I am gonna try to get a few of those as well. The paved road is the only access to area, and could be closed easily if need be.

I rent right now..... I'm not a young man anymore, and have a 3br rental, lakefront CBS house, that is only 700 month. Have seen landlord 2 times in 9 years.

I made a lot off the COVID thing this year, I have an ecommerce site, and manufacture and sell an environmental disinfectant. I am looking into building a home myself as contractor. I have a few qualified people I could get to help me out for a few beers, and a barbeque.

>>26441567
They don't just want to steal to benefit themselves, they want to HARM YOU. Know what we're up against

>>26443720

If friends help you.

Pay them.

>>26442036
I got a basic panning kit for Christmas, plastic pan. Was going to give it a try to see if I enjoy it before getting more serious equipment. Where abouts would you recommenced picking up steel pans, quality classifiers, etc? I’m in Canada too.

>>26443060
That's right, don't live in fear and never do anything little Qoomer. As long as you don't do anything, everything will work out just great. You can Qoom day and night as long as you Trust the Plan

>>26443955
Absolutely.

>>26444034
this is a good example of why people should be euthanized at the age of 60yo, especially politiicans

>>26443720
Awesome plan and yes there is money to be made from the coof. I think a contracted service to provide certified 'disinfecting' services to 'local covid standards' could be lucrative too.

Good deal on your rental agreement it sounds super comfy but you're on your way to making it, keep snapping up those lots and you'll have a buffer to build your fortified estate on.

I wish I had good friends like that. I'm about to pull these two briskets off soon. They've been on for about eleven hours so far. Pan Man, I wish you and the other comfy regulars were in my neck of the woods, I'd invite you all over for some chow.

>>26443994
look up Goldstream Placer supply in Grand Prarie Alberta. They will hook you up with what you need. They are my main supplier for gear.

>>26444181
same here mate I do big summer bbq outings for my work mates and neighbors.

>>26444205
Perfect, thanks!

>>26441958
They're never raising interest rates again, it's mathematically impossible with 29 trillion in sovereign debt.

Thinking about buying some junior silver stocks. Already have Dolly Varden, is Bayhorse a good risk to take?

>>26443006
If you mail your address to the email in the contact page of this site, and verify the email by posting the subject line here, I'll mail you some free random silver coins.

>>26444547
mmm just like how paw used to make

>>26444618
Jesus Christ this post glows

>>26444618
Uhhh, anons?
Is this.... a scam?
I'm getting red flags from this post.

>>26444814
>>26444836
I have almost 1000oz and he's a noob, I'll help him a little. If the feds want the address of a random /biz/ poster they'll just pull it up from the IP.

>>26444618

>>26444886
Yeah, but I don't want to dox myself.
Thanks for the offer, but I'll have to pass for the time being.
Way to many alarm bells going off in my head.

>>26445282
Perfectly understandable.

>>26444618

anything interesting going on in the world? I see Northern Dynasty keeps begging government to let their project go through, and Vale might be on the hook for clean up fees and damages from that massive spill in brazil a few years ago.

>>26441530
Forget Peter Schiff. Bunker Hunt is PMG's true mascot.

> Be 1979
> Be Bunker Hunt
> "Any day now, the dollar will collapse
> 40 years later,
> USD is still the reserve currency.
I'm getting worried.

>deso went on a schizo ramble again

>>26446086
If Volcker hadn't raised rates, the dollar would've collapsed back in the late 70s/early 80s.

Buy CLF

>do you diversify your investments?

yeah i got 1/2oz 1/4oz 2oz 1/10oz 100oz 1g 5g 1kg...

>>26446086
Better to be 40 years early than 1 day too late

>>26446345
I have gold, silver AND platinum. You can't get more diversified than that :)

Anyone into late 19th C/early 20th C oil paintings as a form of investment? They're out of fashion at the moment, and consequently cheap. I see some real quality pieces going for $100-$300. Bought a few - might start to collect and cover a whole wall top top bottom with them, like the secret room in The Best Offer.

>>26446927
My worry with paintings and autographs and those sorts of things is that they're easy to fake. I'd prefer to invest in collectibles that are slightly harder to fake.

>>26446234
Based Volcker giving us cheapies and more time to stack

>>26446927
do you really think they'll ever come into fashion?

Reichsmark-cleaning anon here. Mentioned in the previous thread that I was awaiting a delivery of my latest (and likely last) four 2RM coins. Here they are, as received. Later tonight, I'll open the sleeves and give 'em a bath. ;)

>>26447103
Famous painters won't be going at that price range. So a way to look at it is you're buying a week or several weeks of a skilled artist's time for pocket change. Pic rel is going for only $50. Not quite the level of detail I want but I love the color palette and motif. Large, too. Definitely not a get rich quick scheme, but you can't sincerely say that something like this will ever be worth less than the current purchasing power of fifty dollars. An overlooked store of value.

>>26447514
National romantic adjacent stuff is currently in the absolute gutter, and I think future generations will value it a lot more. The wealthy segment of a future nonpozzed generation will want this type of art for their cabins and summer homes, and they don't buy modern repros.

>>26447564
>Later tonight, I'll open the sleeves and give 'em a bath. ;)
You monster! You're washing away the tarnish put on those coins from people using them back in Nazi Germany. With an uncleaned coin you have a connection to the people who originally used it, when you clean it you wipe that connection away. It's the equivalent of cutting holes in the sides of the barrels of old guns.

>>26447609
rich kids are obsessed with larping as nogs. i don't see why you think the next generation of rich people will be more cultured than the one before it

>>26447564
Based, when Nikolai gets in the 5 Reichsmarks with the large swastikas I’m going to order a bunch

>>26447759
But that's part of what I'm saying, the market is now so bombed out by total saturation of poz and ghetto culture that it can't go any lower - can only go up from here. If you believe hyperinflation scenarios are coming, this is a terrific store of value for a small part of your wealth, and you might even make bank on it.

>>26447942
of course it can go lower. it could be literally worthless to the culture of the future.

>>26447942
>the market is now so bombed out by total saturation of poz and ghetto culture that it can't go any lower
It can always get worse anon, eventually they'll be larping as cannibal warlords and witch doctors.
>you believe hyperinflation scenarios are coming
Hyperinflation always brings more degeneracy with it, just look at the late Roman Empire and Weimar Germany. Paintings will appreciate during these events, but extremely pozzed items will be in even higher demand than good art.

>>26447756
I'm not sure if you're being sincere, but I don't look at them like that at all. Sorry. I buy them to fondle and clink (dibs on the new Sony mascot names), and the gunk disturbs both.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMS6aHuMXOw
This is big brain stuff everybody needs to watch this

>>26448172
How does gunk disturb your ability to fondle and clink coins? I fondle horribly tarnished coins all the time, the gunk never gets it the way of it. I find the tarnish helps connect the coin to its past. If it really bothers you, you can soak the coins in pure acetone.

my boys im drunk. this is the best general on any board. I'm $15k deep but idgaf. fn fj

Up until the mid 60s, Liberia had Silver coins in circulation. Even the poorest people in a failed state had more real money than today's normies.

Having hard money allowed third worlders to possess non-depreciating assets, something well out of their reach today. It's amazing to think that even people in the poorest colonies were able to use Silver in their money while even the richest nations today aren't able to do so.

>>26448172
>fondle and clink
kek, sounds like the chinese IP-theft version of Ratchet and Clank.

>>26449222
fucking checked.

>>26442143
>5. Centralisation of credit in the hands of the State, by means of a national bank with State capital and an exclusive monopoly.
From the Communist Manifesto by Marx and Engels.

>>26448377
For anyone with a basic understanding of compound interest, save yourself the time and don't watch the video. I watched it at 3.5x speed and the only notable thing he brought up was the beginning part about how credit has always been part of our financial system in the form of favors/obligations.

>>26449491
But credit isn't centralized and monopolized though

Any advice for buying junk silver on eBay? Like how to avoid fakes and scams?

>>26442480
Get the fuck out qoomer. You are not welcome here. Go back to your gay little boards where you ban everyone who disagrees with you. This is a free speech board and your kind are not welcome here.

>>26450286
>Any advice for buying junk silver on eBay?
Big lots tend to go cheaper per oz.
Foreign junk silver is almost never faked.
Look for examples of fakes, once you've seen artificial toning and wear enough, you'll be able to recognize it instantly.

>>26442823
You're a gay little faggot. Noone is going to do anything because you're all cowards. The military is all bootlicking cowards all trying to say "sorry" and "it was muh fault" for everything in the pursuit of "muh freedom boners", they're all pussy ass cowards (just like qoomers) who will never do anything. They're pussies and cowards who care about things like "public perception" and "optics".

This is a board for savage motherfuckers who actually take proactive steps to protect themselves and their country. This is a free speech board where ideas are argued and hashed out. You're kind are not welcome here. First of all you are retarded, and second of all once your vermin gains any type of control, you shut down websites and ban dissenters. Fuck off.

>>26450098
Of course it is just not in the hands of the State.

>>26450423
Not joining the patriot party then mate?

>>26440993
Bretray?

>>26441279
>soon

>>26447103
"modern art" is a Jewish tax avoidance and money laundering scheme. Nail a banana to a wall, it's worth 1 million dollars and the buyer gets to claim tax deductions.

>>26450448
Fuck that shit. Fuck Donald trump. I'm a Lone wolf. I'll be doing my own thing and if it looks like that movement has enough balls then I'll join them. Donald Trump abandoned his followers, he's either in with a deep state or a complete and total coward.

His followers are cowards and retarded. They don't deserve a savage like me honestly. I'm kaszcinsky tier.

>>26450562
I supported Donald trump with all my heart 2016-2018. I realized then that he is either a cuck or deepstate.

Sorry for the profanity. I'm calm now.

>>26449222
That coin looks very cool.

You guys can just call me the board savage lol. Sorry.

>>26450616
It's amazing how much effort the British put into the design even though the it's only 25% Silver. There's also a pretty nice portrait of King George VI on the other side.

>>26446927
Have a friend whose parents work as appraisers. The real money to be made is on buying old art in countries with a growing middle class and then selling it years later.
Chinese Calligraphy before Admiral Perry "opened" up Japan
Pre-British Indian Bidriware
Pre-Columbian Marajoara pottery (Brazil)
Etc.

>>26450757
I really like those Saint George coins where he's killing the dragon.

>>26442507
Gold Maples are really nice imo. Thick coin, hefty reeds, .9999 pure gold, classic simple design

>>26448060
>comparing rare metals to paintings

>>26450757
I'm from Canada. A lot of minting was done here, and Canada has had some good designs over the years.
Unrelated question, how much silver should I buy as a first time buyer?

>>26450771
The Russian ones or the British ones?

What is the biggest damn silver bar I can get without having to have it specially minted?

>>26451021
>how much silver should I buy as a first time buyer?
I'm not sure. I suppose however much you feel comfortable with buying. My first purchase was only 2 oz. just to see what Silver Bullion was like, but things might be different for you.

>>26448436
Idk, anon. I just don't care for how my hands feel after playing with old unwashed silver. For example, I'd never clean my Mercs or other constitutional. That said, I also never really sit and idly play with it. Why not? I don't like the way my fingers feel (or smell [c'mon, we all know that smell]) after handling them. But my RMs? They're for playing with, so I'm cleaning them. Agree to disagree? WAGMI!

>>26451085
I saw a 1000 oz bar at my LCS once. I think you might be able to order them from some of the online dealers.
I think COMEX uses 5000 oz and 1000 oz bars so if you buy 5000 shares of SLV and ask for delivery (5k is the minimum about for delivery) you might end up with a 5000 oz bar.

>>26451085
1000 oz as far as I'm aware. Not sure why you would want that though since if you ever need to sell it will be a bitch in more ways than one.

>>26451021
Depends on how much of your portfolio you want in metals. Premiums are an additional cost added to the spot price of the metal itself. Reflecting demand, cost to make, and profit margin. Typically premiums are reported as per oz or as a % of the total cost.
Silver premiums as a percentage are generally higher than gold premiums for the same amount of either. Premiums are lower if you buy bigger denominations (so 10 oz bars will have less premium/oz than 1 oz coins for example). The lone exception is "junk silver". Typically these are coins of all sorts that were formally used as currency that are usually only some % of silver. These sometimes can be found "near spot" despite their small size if you buy a lot of them: they typically come in big allotments of coins.

>>26451257
>Agree to disagree? WAGMI!
Okay, but just remember, you'll lose a lot of the numismatic value when you clean them.

>>26440967
So what are the risks with gold? It seems like if everything maintains and goes well with the stock market, the value of the dollar, housing market, COMEX, and crypto then gold just hangs about where it is. If any of/multiple of those collapse then gold gets good gains. What am I missing?

>>26451324
the only risk associated with owning physical gold is that it could be stolen from you by criminals, or the government. You can mitigate this by keeping it in vaults in the safest country in the world, Switzerland. Beyond that, it's the least riskiest asset on the planet. there is literally 0% chance that the purchasing power of 1 gold oz will decrease on a long term basis.

Butler says jpm has stopped shorting silver, comex is on verge of collapse.

https://silverseek.com/article/silver-shorts-last-stand

>>26451042
Do you have an example of each? The design was similar but I don't think that's it.

>>26451560
JPM havent had a net short position on silver for months

https://palisadesradio.ca/ted-butler-squeezing-out-the-silver-shorts/

>>26451590
LOL nice. We posted the same article by the same author. At least I think it's the same. The one I posted was just published.

There should be an easier way to find out the tax implications of moving from vanguard to goldmoney. Only CPA I have asked wasn’t sure, although he usually only does corporate stuff.

>>26451324
Gold is tier 1 capital for a reason, there is not much downside.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/1016161-basel-iii-and-gold

>>26451259
>>26451265
Figured as much. I have seen those COMEX bars a few times. I have to assume only industry needs them.

>>26451560
Interesting read, thanks.

>>26451625
The article you linked was only recently published and more up to date, thanks. I thought you were probably just posting a re hash of what ted butler already covered months ago

Should I still be accumulating miners I got complacent and didn’t buy any for a while

> no transparency here

Silver has the most to gain if the dollar collapses, COMEX defaults, stocks crash, etc., right? I am at retirement age so trying to get a good gold and silver split. Going to be majority gold for stability more than likely.

>>26452092
depends on which miners your taking about, have a look back at their news and work accordingly.

>>26452126
jp morgan controls the price of silver so thats completely up to them

>19000 oz of silver
>1500 oz of gold

am i gonna make it lads?

>>26452092
I know many here prefer the extremely speculative silver miner micro caps but I'd be looking at gold majors at this time. They are cash flow machines at these gold prices and are extremely unloved. Most gold majors are barely up YOY and some are actually down even though gold has appreciated from 1400 USD to above 1800 USD.

>>26452313
no it's all too heavy and will slow you down

>>26452313
What do you mean, you already made it.

>>26443294
I love this guy. Beautiful outcrop, I certainly hope that kind of mineralization continues along strike and down dip. What great chunks of ore

>>26452689
i know that kind of ore looks fabulous, I would love to be able to prospect all year round like this guy gets too, but I am a little late to the party, the best looking territories all staked up.

>>26443365
Nice to see some based collecting. Wish I jnderstood the value of that myself but good on you for utilizing your skillset anon. YGMI
>>26444181
Mmmmm huge chunks of meat
>>26446044
I assume you're aware of the Oyu Tolgoi tax debacle over in Mongolia? I think it's the same situation as First Majestic, Turquoise will be paying a lot.
>>26452325
I prefer gold juniors that are relatively safe bets with lots of upside, like Moneta Porcupine which I've mentioned a few times here

>>26452843
yea I saw that, what a shit show that is.

>>26452916
One poor anon had bought some Turquoise Hill shares early January. I hope the company will be able to sort it out with the authorities.

>>26451560

"There seems to be a growing groundswell of opinion that silver is the cheapest asset around (it is) and I’m even starting to hear some ask why silver is so cheap to begin with? Let me make it easy for you – the only reason silver is so cheap is because of the concentrated short position of the 4 biggest traders, who hold more than 312 million ounces short, as of the latest COT report. When combined with the next 4 largest traders, the concentrated short position grows to nearly 404 million ounces. The connection couldn’t be more direct. Silver is the cheapest because its short position is the largest."

COMEX breaks, silver moons.

>>26452964
Its the cost over runs making the local government mad, their surprisingly smart when it comes to watching project numbers, their worried the project will become mired in further overruns and close leaving them with a half finished expansion. I too hope though things work out, a lot of people work there.

>>26452185
Read the article I posted. Not anymore they don't.

>>26443884
They use additives to make it cheap for plebs.
Feel free to buy the expensive alternatives.

less than half of my stack

>>26440967
If you bought over $1200, you're a fucking idiot. If you bought less than 1 troy oz minimum or paid a higher than $10 over spot, you're an idiot.

>>26444034
holy shit i thought this guy was dead

what is the actual silver suicide stack?

>>26453835
If you bought gold at over $1200 you are an idiot?

whats the current suicide stack for gold and silver?

>>26443358
If you think the reason they spiked rates was to prevent the hunts from owning silver you need to take your lithium

>>26451747
>Basel 3 set to go into effect Jan 1, 2013

>>26453945
100oz. Also need 1oz of goldfor a boomer rock suicide stack

>>26454590
The NSFR requirements that some people are memeing about with gold are June of this year. Various other pieces of Basel 3 have been pushed to 2023

>>26454766
What is a Basel.

>>26453766
Bet half those 1oz bars ate fake. Post high res of the reverse of all 4.

>>26451508
>there is literally 0% chance that the purchasing power of 1 gold oz will decrease on a long term basis

That's not true, you're implying that the economic output will not decrease. The only safe asset is a cyanide pill inside your teeth

>>26454766
OK. I was under the impression of that, but the bis and everything else says implementation doesn't start until 2023.

>>26451560
>>26453029
I’m starting to think that silver (and gold) will not increase in value slowly along a years-long linear scale during this bull market like we all probably originally thought it would. In fact, I’ve heard David Morgan say that this bull market will probably be shorter than the previous ones, but feature sudden, swift, parabolic moves in PM prices, instead of slow and steady increases. I think what you and others have said will indeed become true: we wake up one morning, expecting the same old price crabbing, and see that the COMEX has defaulted, silver is up to $200 (or more), and then we spend the next few months watching mining stocks go to the moon. Mix in a Fed YCC announcement or 10y yields causing an equity market correction and there is quite the recipe for a parabolic increases in gold and silver prices in a very quick amount of time.

>>26454727
so 1000 oz silver will be the make it stack.

Been having little peeks at some interesting companies again. Look into Rio2, Mexican Gold Mining and Aurelius Minerals. I haven't done a thorough research on any of them but all seem like great companies.

>>26455400
In regards to the COMEX breaking and what price action we may see, we have palladium as a reference point. bearing in mind that palladium is purely an industrial metal, whereas precious metals have the almost immeasurably larger demand basis of being stores of value and mediums of exchange. The demand for them will be far greater than any industrial commodity.

The big thing i think we're all underestimating is: the WHOLE world hinges on this. If we're right, and fiat collapses and capital flight goes out of the paper ponzi scheme world and into commodities and precious metals - hundreds of millions of people are going to get wiped out. They're wiped out already - but this will have real life, immediate consequences.

Aside from us, the tiny percentage of people who are self interested and invested in commodities, The entire world does NOT want this to occur, and will do whatever is necessary to prevent it from happening. Their attempts will be futile, but they will be until the bitter end. As investors, we must be prepared to meet that bitter end.

>>26453945

100 / 1 Oz., need more to live comfy.

>>26455664
the numbers dont add up, silver can do a 3 to 4x if the economy goes to shit and fiat currency is devalueing, but thats not "making it".
In best case you would have the current purchasing power of 112.000 USD in silver one day.
I would say a comfy stack in silver is 3000oz today.

>>26456664
IT IS making it, what you dont get is that dyou dont have to see how much of actual purch power you would get but the ratio compared to other people, if the scenario comes true, the majority of people you would hold like 100$ of purchasing power, so yes you would be rich compared to them

>>26456822
I am rich already compared to the average burger retard in my generation that has $20000 in debt, but what does that give me? Comparing myself to the poors does not improve my own well being.

>>26454842

Perth mint was a terrible choice.

>>26456900
for now no, but when fiat collapses you will be able to buy buildings with your real money

>>26456664
Or, instead of hoarding massive amounts of physical, you could gain leverage to a rising gold and silver price by purchasing shares of mining stocks. If you purchase enough shares of good companies, they may in time offer shareholder dividends in the form of physical gold or silver, thereby allowing you to stack physical with the benefit of leveraging your capital early in the bull market.

>>26456965
physical metal only

>>26441279
Negative interest rates? You are paid to purchase a home? I understand why bonds are negative, but real estate... I guess it is better than the negative amoratizing mortgages during the GFC, where you needed your home to appreciate faster than the APY on your mortgage or you went underwater.

>>26457063
>Negative interest rates? You are paid to purchase a home?
No; your bank account has negative interest, encouraging you to spend and invest your money to keep money velocity up

>>26442507
Britannia. Some designs are pure art. Lots of raised parts.

>>26457063
Negative interest rates means a small percentage of the money in your bank account is continually disappearing day by day. This incentivizes you to spend, and not save. Of course, with CBDC with negative interest rates, things like PM’s, firearms and ammo, raw land, etc. would probably be forbidden. But buy all the video games, candy, shoes, etc. you want.

>>26456945
>Perth mint was a terrible choice.

whats wrong w perth mint?

>>26456945
I want to see the bleeding roos on the reverse XD

i have physical but havent moved my miner portifolio, I went for the meme of spreading it out
MUX
AUN
PGM (got in super low love it)
GPR
ESM
FF
WM
Everyone one is 400 cad in it besides PGM was 2g but im up double

>>26457307
There are more fake bars out there than genuine ones. Chinese pump them out in industrial quantities and they contain no counterfeit measures unlike metalor/heraeus/pamp etc.

>>26442507
>>26457147

This, the Britannia is beautiful

Mmmm, double sov

So which online bullion dealers have been having delayed/problematic order shipping? And which haven’t?

>>26457623
don't buy from ebay then

>>26457821
Doesn't matter. Most people want to sell privately to get a better return and confidence is low on the bars.

Do many people will neck themselves when pms moon and they try to offload and realise they wasted 10-15 grand. Happened on the largest pm forum in Europe recently, guy was trying to liquidate nearly 100 of these scottsdale bars. All but 5 were fake. He was devastated. Yet they are still being bought right now.

>>26455664
Was listening to an interview with Bill Holter and he was asked this type of question, he said a thousand dollars worth of junk silver per person would be enough to get them through the worst few years at the start.

>>26457998
>nooooo don't buy any bars even from reputable online dealers! This poorly photographed bar from a random eBay seller located in China was fake!
Of you want liquidity buy coins and rounds. People buy bars because they take up less space. Be real absolutely everyone sells to dealers either online or LCS. p2p silver sales are probably 0.01% of the retail market

>>26457998
whats kind of alloy is a fake silver bar like pic related? does it have a core of a different metal and if so what is it?

>>26458545
Usually nickel plated copper.

>>26458545
normally lead or iron, iron being extremely poor copies. The really high quality fakes are molybdenum.

>>26457739
A man of culture i see

>>26458616
yeah i thought so, if iron a magnet test will suffice, copper bars with plated silver might be more difficult to spot immediately.

>>26456664
>silver can do a 3 to 4x if the economy goes to shit and fiat currency is devalueing
Try x30 to x40, in real term, not nominal term. In nominal it could be x30000000000.
We own the philosopher stone to unlock the next evolutionary stage of humanity ffs.
Once the mass exodus from USD begin, where do you think boomers' and hedge fund money will flow into? The trillions over trillions seeking refuge.

Crypto? Lol no way funds or boomers ever touch this shit, way too unreal, risky, volatile, ponziesque for them to ever consider it. And that's if shitcoins are still around anyway since it will probably end up either being ruled illegal or swimming in insane regulations and taxes at the end of this year to elliminate (((CBDCs)))' concurrence.

Real estate? Doubt it, too risky in a communist country, could be nationalized, there could be a landlordcide just like in Mao's Great Leap Forward where 98% of landlords were killed, and who in their right mind would want to be a landlord post 2020 when almost a THIRD of renters in this country are months behind in their rent payment already?

Collectibles/art? Yes surely, they will thrive if you manage to find the right ones.

Stonks? Yes, but most likely in nominal term, so it will help keep peoples' head above water by being an inflation edge. But a lot of companies will disappear too, you better diversify and pick diamond solid ones. Imho commodities and cybersecurity will be the 2 golden gooses. Add to this green energy, not because they are viable, but simply because they will be swimming in governmental money. Probably weapons manufacturers too since it's pretty clear Biden's 100% jewish administration will want blood, a lot of blood, especially in the middle east. Miners will be a great bet too, but it will also be fighting all the regulations the NWO will throw at it. Betting on juniors may not be the clever move, i'd mostly stay in big companies who can afford the institutional racket.

Bonds? Lmao.

Please god give me another 3 month to buy at these prices.

>>26459438
based.

>>26458994
every one of those can be magnet tested fairly easily. People even make their own jigs for testing common ones like ASEs. Bars are super easy. Silver fakes are mostly for mouthbreathers who buy "silver" on aliexpress

>>26459438
>Try x30 to x40, in real term, not nominal term.
Why are my panties wet now?

>>26459438
Then what's left? Gold and Silver.

They will soak up ALL the money around, acting like mega-magnets on savings. The demand will be absolutely unreal once the currencies' velocity become uncontrollable . It's simple : it will have to absorb literally quadrillions of fake money currently sitting in derivatives, it will absorb savings, pension funds, credit default swaps, insurrances,....
PMs will go to the absolute stratosphere once the DXY start to really plunge. Imagine : literally EVERY country hold USD to protect their currencies' value and commercial trades. What will replace USD to make this insurance policy once the USD is worthless? Yep, gold and silver, as it always was before america's supremacy.
This alone will x100 the demand for PMs.

I hate it when pmg boomers start to cuck away and say metals are to retain purchasing power, not to make it... NO
YOU WILL BECOME INSANELY, STUPIDLY FILTHY RICH if you own gold & silver.
I didn't start to hold to retain value over my pathetic savings, i did it because i got a vision of what's to come. I became a fucking oracle and what i foresaw was me swimming in cunnies will a harem of hundreds of virginal teens obeying my commands. I saw me literally constructing a second library of Alexandria to save all the based books from the commies and kikes book burning so i can preserve the truth for the generations to come. I saw myself moving around and flexing my wealth in a cute grils-drawn golden carriage. I'll create a ski station where the pists are made out of pure cocaine.
I WILL BE SO FUCKING RICH I WONT KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH MY WEALTH
AND IT WILL BE THANKS TO MY SILVER STACK.

>>26459882
Is that a tube of silver coins under her dress?

>>26459936
Unfathomably based
We are reaching based levels rarely seen before.

>>26459936
the furor

>>26456945

Disappointed with what they did to their ETF.

>>26452313
Now I don't know but I been told, it's hard to run with the weight of gold. Other hand I heard it said it's just as hard with the weight of lead.

>>26459842
>>26458994

any other brands to avoid for fakes besides Perth Mint we should be aware of? I know ASEs; brits, and maples are good to go, but i wanted to get gold bars instead of coins

what's stopping scottie from mining already?
they had a good discovery a few days ago
are they waiting for a higher gold price?

>>26460211
>I know ASEs; brits, and maples are good to go
What gave you that idea?
No "brand" is safe. Only buy from reputable dealers

>>26460424
>t. LCS owner

>>26460509
>t. fake silver owner

>>26460424
>No "brand" is safe. Only buy from reputable dealers

nigger the "reputable" dealers are selling Perth so now you need a good brand + reputable dealer

>>26455400
This is what silverbugs have been saying for years, it could of happened 10 years ago, it could happen tomorrow.
The thing is if it happened 10 years ago it wouldn't be as drastic, every day they postpone it the difference will be more drastic.
For the idiots lurking that does not mean mortgage your parents house and go all in like crypto cucks for the moon mission. They will kick the can down the road as long as they can, but it is assuredly going to happen eventually.

What is the silver suicide stack? Thinking of getting one or two 500oz silver monster boxes but I don't know if silver being undervalued is a meme or not. Gold seems safer.

>t. 45oz Ag and 7oz Ag stacklet

>>26459936
>>26459438
Will sites like BullionVault, GoldMoney, or things like PHYS match this crazy gains?

kinda want one desu... is 1oz 9999 gold on the wrist at all times based?

>>26452313
How do you store all that?

>>26460897
Are you female?

>>26460867

I know bullion vault basically has its own "ecosystem" that they add and remove bullion from to meet demand and keep it as close to spot as possible.

But people wont be able to get physical, so possibly may go for more if, gold cannot be added to meet demand

>>26461086
He has a safe that he keeps in his imagination.

>>26461088
>Are you female?
no i'm a cis white male.

>>26461189
Then no.

>>26461189
A ring is your only cis white mail option. If you were indian or homo then maybe you could wear a bracelet.

>>26461218

fuck you tell me what i want to hear fagel. whats wrong with wearing gold as a man. kangs did it

>>26461273
>maybe you could wear a bracelet.

its not a bracelet, its a "bangle." thats what i'll tell people anyways...

>>26461273
He could wear a gold neck chain if he was happy to disregard class.

>>26461323
That's even worse.

>>26460211
Get the metalor gold bars. They have a laser printed qr code that links you to a digital assay. I got two of them, they are based.

>>26461384
>They have a laser printed qr code that links you to a digital assay.
So your gold is in a database? Fuck that shit

>>26461422
I'm not really worried about it. Its just good that anyone with a phone can verify its authenticity and the cost the same as any other generic bar.

what will 120oz silver and 2oz gold get me in the year 2025

>>26461112
yes, It did seem rather a lot.

>>26461384
>qr code that links you to a digital assay.

nah man i'd rather be off the grid. Royal Canadian Mint is a gov't entity right? Its not some company just calling itself "royal canadian" right? figured these bars wouldnt be fakes and are low premium

>>26461667
That depends...What are you in the market for?

>>26461966
real estate

>>26460786
The can cannot be kicked down the road for more than maybe a couple more years. Many economics “experts” are forecasting a crash or COMEX default within the next year, maybe sooner. I get your point about this being a “boy who cried wolf” situation but the realities of our economy are inescapable. We cannot continue our current trajectory much longer.

>>26461667
How does 1 billion dollars sound?

New stimulus coming in.
1/4 Gold ounce waiting room.

>>26461862

>>26462057
What a steal!! I'll take 8

>>26462007
I am all for optimism, I have believed in the default for about a decade now. I will not hold my breath but I will continue to stack. I wish I could allocate some funds monthly but right now I am prioritizing what is left of my mortgage because of pic related and premiums are hurting my butt

>>26462057
what are the chances an RCM bar from JMBullion would be fake tho

How much longer can all this bullshit go on for?

>>26462248
Years, potentially decades

>>26462248
>How much longer can all this bullshit go on for?
indefinitely. now is the time to acquire physical

>>26462288
The dollar is supported by US military interventionism abroad. This “works” (forgive the term) when it’s against smaller countries interfering, but with both Russia and China establishing the ability to dump the dollar for their own gold-backed domestic currency, the US military cannot and would not engage with those two superpowers just to save a dying currency. So we can see the end within the next couple years. World War III is not on the table for a country that has offloaded its manufacturing base, is deeply indebted, has fractured and abused its own citizens, agitating them to no end, etc.

>>26462238
Zero. Its only about consumer confidence selling privately. If you are willing to sell below spot to a dealer then it makes no difference.

>>26441155
It wont sorry son

https://www.investopedia.com/articles/forex-currencies/091416/what-would-it-take-us-dollar-collapse.asp#:~:text=The%20collapse%20of%20the%20dollar,is%20too%20important%20a%20customer.

https://www.thebalance.com/us-economy-wont-collapse-3980688

https://www.thestreet.com/mishtalk/economics/why-isnt-the-dollar-collapsing-given-trillions-in-printing

>>26461667
>>26461992

You've probably just got enough for an average priced house of today in that year should the price go where we think its going

>>26462560
This, you only have to look at the level of stupidity the American government is operating at plus the level of blatant lies and hipocrisy of the media to see how close to the collapse we are at.

>>26444181
Nice bark on those, anon

>>26457063
>Negative interest rates?
that means you basically need to convert your cash in savings accounts to something other than cash because it it slowly being deducted via negative interest rates

just convert the cash to gold or put it in some safe divvy stocks

>>26460897
that thing would be easy as fuck to lose.
it would slip off or accidently get pulled off your wrist when your not paying attention

>>26463947
>that thing would be easy as fuck to lose.
>it would slip off or accidently get pulled off your wrist when your not paying attention

the idea is it's 24karat so its soft enough to mold it around your wrist. it would not be loose fitting at all after you bend it accordingly

Any anons want to recommend reputable bullion dealers? First time buying physical gold and silver.

>>26464072

UK: Atkinsons
US: JM Bullion

>>26464033
Soft jewellery for a soft man. Wouldn't work for me, pal.

>>26464072
I mainly use monument metals and silvergoldbull in the us of A. Check out the OP and try https://findbullionprices.com/ too.

>>26464033
thats a very naive assumption

that softness and pliability will only contribute to the hazard of it easily getting pulled off your wrist when it gets snagged on something even in the slightest way.
if your not constantly monitoring it, checking it, feeling it and repressing back tight around your wrist, it will loosen and slip off.
guaranteed

>>26464072
stay away from Liberty Coin on ebay, they used to be good but just sent me crap quality coins

>>26464072
SDbullion
Monument metals
Provident
JMbullion
any in the op

>>26464284
>on ebay

Anon

>>26464358
ebay is fine if you are experienced. It's not for new buyers though.

>>26464072
Avoid JM Bullion, Provident Metals, and Silver.com. All three websites are owned by the same company and had a massive data breach in early 2020 that exposed the name, address, and credit card/bank account info of everyone who’s ever done business there. For that reason I will never buy from them and caution others from doing so

>>26440967
I currently have some mid-level miners in a shitty brokerage in my bank.basically I was buying what little was available and currently have First Majestic, G2XJ (supposedly a GDXJ version available in Europe), Alexco, Avino, Americas Gold and Silver and MUX.I recently opened an account at a real broker (Degiro) and now have access to juniors. Is it a good idea to liquidate everything now (maybe except First Majestic, because I really like this company) at about 10% loss (I bought everything just before the crash in August) and put everything in micro caps or should I wait for silver to go up? Do mid-level miners usually react to silver price increase faster than micro caps?

>>26464566
Miles Franklin

If your worried about privacy thats who you deal with, their analog and only do orders over the phone based on a system of privacy, no minimum orders required too.

>>26464588

Good small caps will outperform mid tiers, yes. Dolly Varden, Blue Lagoon and Impact Silver will be available on DG, those are three ones to get. Careful with illiquid microcap stocks like BHS or SSE, if you simply hit the ask rather than currency convert on ceo.ca and then make a fair bid you can massively overpay.

>>26464854
Has Blue Lagoon become a core position for you? I have seen you mention it in tandem with DV a few times.

>>26464169
>>26464201

sorry we dont all work in the coal mines buddy. you can always take it off for doing yardwork / shop work retard. i'm fucking buying it fuck you guys

>>26464854
>SSE

can confirm no liquidity on Silver Spruce, at least on Fidelity. trying to dump these bags at 10% discount but no buyers

>>26465368
Why would you sell those shares?

>>26460897
I have one of these. 1oz 24k. It is definitely very pliable, but I've worn it for weeks at a time without an issue. As long as you adjust it to be snug it's not a problem. If you're doing lots of manual work I would recommend removing it as it could snag (just like any sort of jewelry, really).

Wouldn't negative rates cause a massive bank run? and immediately shit the economy? seems like cash would have to be banned first.

>>26464854
thank you for the tip about bidding on illiquid stocks, I'd probably just hit ask. to clarify, I already decided to convert my portfolio to good microcaps, I was just wondering how fast micro caps usually react to silver price compared to mid caps and if I should just cut my loses because it would be retarded to wait until I'm minimally in the green and then convert to micro caps as they'd e.g. react faster and much aggresively.
btw have you ever researched Scottie Resources and if so what is your opinion?

Any reputable dealers with low premiums in Europe?

>>26464426
I’m a new buyer and I’m doin alright.

>>26465470
>Why would you sell those shares?

Because I'm too overweight on speculative microcap silver miners. I also have Butthorse. I'm holding a bunch of other juniors like Aftermath, Strikepoint, Vangold, Abraplata, Defiance, Aya G&S... can't remember if I have Dolly Varden still or not

Anyway I had to dump some spec micros because it was dragging my entire portfolio down so i had to liquidate and put the money into cash and add to my normie stocks

>>26465677
buy high sell low

>>26466139
there's no escape, is it?

>>26465368
>fidelity
How are those commissions on canadian stocks? Seems painful unless you are buying bigly

>>26464854
>>26465677
>>26465368
When it comes to illiquidity it's also worth noting that you might be waiting for days or even longer if you want to have your lower bid filled. I just buy the asks due to fear of having to chase the chart. Did this for Mammoth Resources for example, and will continue to do so when I add again.

>>26465674
People are so conditioned to take it up the ass that I don't think it would.

>>26465677

Scottie is a Pan Man stock so ought to be trustworthy. It's not one that I own.

If you buy microcaps like BHS or SSE or projects with temporary problems like IRV then there is less guarantee of getting an immediate reaction to the silver price, even though they may be the best performers medium to long term. But I am sure that the larger "core" small caps like Impact Silver, Silver One, and Dolly Varden will vastly outperform the mid-tiers again, quite as they did from Jan 2020. Compare the 3x of DV with the 35% gain in First Majestic. Those three are _extremely_ reactive to the silver price. BLLG is a good one because it is vastly undervalued and oversold and I simply can't see what the risk is there. The ratio of metal in the ground is 2:1 silver to gold so definitely a silver stock.

Yes, you can simply liquidate your mid-tiers at a loss and buy the small caps. I have done it before. It is ultra-high-risk and you are risking even further losses if silver drops, but if you think that silver will go up and are willing to risk losing all your money if it goes down then I see no reason not to do so.

To make the point about bidding clear, BHS e. g. is often some absurd number like 0.08 euros on the ask in Frankfurt when the true price is 0.06. It's a common mistake for new investors to hit the ask when trading OTC and overpay. When it comes to a stock like BLLG or DV hitting the ask is safer because they are more liquid. But always check ceo.ca for the true price.

>>26466046
I can respect that and understand your point of view. Perhaps I have a higher risk tolerance, but I’m not parting with a single share of SSE unless the rumors about Pino turn out to be completely untrue and the other properties they own also are less than advertised.

>>26466046

I really don't recommend selling Silver Spruce, simply be patient.

>>26465227

Yes, BLLG is core for me. Same percent of portfolio as Impact.

>>26466509
>But always check ceo.ca for the true price.
This is not always the case either. If the volume is 1k and the price goes down 20% the price has not truly changed at all, somebody has just sold a thousand shares for a lowball bid. You see this kind of stuff for microcaps with tiny float and always saddens me when I want to add and see it's a false move.

>>26466139
I really, really like that image

>>26460291
they are going to continue exploring for a while, I believe their waiting on the Ascot Premier Mill to be operating before doing any mining themselves.

>>26466338
>How are those commissions on canadian stocks? Seems painful unless you are buying bigly

0 commissions for OTC markets. haven't paid any fees

>>26466917
Man I wish I had free commissions... Would really help a poorfag like me, those Canadian fees suck

>>26466631
>>26466627

ok you guys FOMO'd me to cancel my sell order. I need to drop 1 or 2 of these stocks tho. I'm looking for something that doesn't dip too hard when silver has a bad day - that was the main problem

so which ones am i dropping? ignore PLNHF - that is a weed stock and i'm not fucking selling

>>26466509
>It is ultra-high-risk and you are risking even further losses if silver drops, but if you think that silver will go up and are willing to risk losing all your money if it goes down then I see no reason not to do so.
I definitely believe it. We may have to wait a few months or years but I don't think it's even possible for gold or silver not to catch up with the money supply, especially considering that most of other comodities have gone up significantly already.I have my core position in physical PM and I'm willing to risk my stock go to zero if the potential reward is 100x or more. thanks.

>>26466509
>But always check ceo.ca for the true price.

is that the "true" price in CAD or USD?

>>26466631
I view SSE shares as lottery tickets. Extreme risk for an otherworldly reward. I have to restrain myself from buying more knowing what we all know about the potential of Pino vs the current market cap.

>>26442480
fucking qoomer nigger

>>26467132

CAD.

>>26467178

I actually view SSE as relatively safe given the other properties. At most I fear opportunity cost. If silver goes up I don't foresee that anybody is going to be trapped in that stock or not make an enormous amount of money. It's only if silver goes down that you get wiped out.

>26467066

Your stocks look perfectly all right to me so long as silver goes up. I think that you simply need the confidence to accept your decisions and wait. I had to convince someone here about 4 months ago not to sell his Klondike. He bought it on Degiro but worried when it "dumped" the next day and at the thought that he couldn't get out of an illiquid market. He would have missed a 5x move if he sold. What I said is that you should only buy these microcaps in the first place if you are prepared to lose every penny you invest in them. You should only derisk to the extent that you don't believe in silver and this bull market or may need cash in the near future.

>>26466631
That is quite the endorsement of BLLG considering all the good things you’ve said regarding IPT.

>>26459936
Peak Based.
wagmi

>>26465602

thanks for the review fren. i'll be copping one

>>26467596
shouldn't brokers be auto-calculating the exchange rate? 0.08 USD is standard for Bayhorse

>>26457998
You can buy these from aliexpress for like $2.50, the perth bars as well. considering making a decoy stash

>>26441563
seems like a tim and eric sketch

>Certificate of Authenticity!
>piece of paper without watermark or QR code
am i missing something

>>26468010
would you like a certificate of authenticity for your certificate of authenticity?

>>26468010
Imagine relying on a piece of paper to tell you your metal is gold, you're only 1 step removed from just owning fiat. If it is not self evident based on objective physical properties such as size, weight, pitch, etc, then what's the point of even getting it?

>>26460291
Scottie hit $0.45 a share back in August with $29 silver, can't believe it's around $.20 now. I'm locked and loaded with 25,000 shares and with all the drill results they have on the way it really seems it's just a matter of time before some very high grade holes launch it back over $0.30

>>26468506
thats my thinking. There going to keep looking around for extensions of the existing ore body while Ascot gets its mill upgraded, than actually mining the ore body will be super cheap. Its very interesting that back in the day the original company mining at Scottie didnt really explore much, they just kept following the wide quartz veins for gold than stopped when the price of gold went well below profitability.

>>26468506

A lot of my favourite stocks are down just as much as Scottie since the 2020 high as well. Irving Resources, BHS, BLLG. Many are down 30% at least. Sentiment is awful in the juniors right now, people who bet against the herd are getting bargain prices at the absolute bottom.

New thread:
>>26468856

>>26468687
I await the day when, just going about my usual business checking CEO.CA, PMG, or my portfolio, I see a BHS or SSE trading halt. At the moment I’ll either be glad I got in, or kicking myself for not buying more cheap shares.

>>26469113

I see that CMC Metals just released a resource estimate with only half the silver of BHS, grade 3 ounces lower, but mcap 4 million higher, also no offtake agreement or anywhere close to production. Convinces me again of the undervalued nature of what we have.

>>26469377

Actually the grade is worse than I thought. Real Ag not AgEq is only 10 ounces per ton, half that of BHS.

>>26465311
nothing wrong with buying. i just wouldn't wear it because I've lost shit like that

>>26451508
>stolen from you by criminals, or the government...
Redundant?

It's a fucking nightmare the more you read - it's all true. I get paid tomorrow, and I'm going balls deep in silver in memory of Bunker Hunt. Were the fuck would this country be had he won? It hurts the fucking head to even think about it, especially when your realize that all of the social evils we're currently fighting can all be linked to the elimination of sound money. As a side note, what is it about Texans that make them so astute on this issue? It was the Hunts in the 70s and 80s, and Ron Paul has been the standard bearer as well.

>>26441563
I guess this device works by mesuring the resistance of the piece of metal you put betwen the diodes. You could possibly do this with an multimeter and calculating the expected resistance by its gamma value and density.