/biz/ - Business & Finance

Daily Reminder that there are more than 2 metals
Inb4 COMEX shill. You can buy as much silver as you want.

Chart depicts crustal abundance on LOGARITHMIC scale
Rarity + a decent number of applications = GUARANTEED GAINS no matter current price

>Yellow/PGEs are top-tier
>Blue/REMs are expensive because of low recyclability. However, new tech could ameliorate this like how Aluminum became dirt cheap to extract
>Red industrial metals are okay for owning stonks

PHYSICAL TIER LIST V4
>S
- Iridium - 2nd rarest, relatively low price, 2x last 2 years, still discovering uses
- Rhodium - automobiles, 10x last 2 years; however may be lower in future as cars become electric
>A
- Osmium - rarest, 1/3 the cost of Iridium, still discovering uses
- Rhenium - automobiles, aerospace, reasonably low price
- Ruthenium - electronics, aerospace, & medicine
- Silver - low cost, incoming COMEX default pump, many applications, widespread use
>B
- Gold - ultimate store of wealth, eternal, stable value
- REMs - rare because of low recyclability, good but few applications
>C
- Platinum - volatile price yet minimal gains
- Palladium - volatile price yet minimal gains
- Indium - equal rarity to silver, electronics
>D
- Mercury - hard to get acquire/hold, fewer applications due to toxicity
- Bismuth - various applications, pretty

>>28146434
PRICES / OZT
spot price, else retailer w/ buyback. lowest price listed. descending rarity within groups.
>PGEs (Platinum-Group Elements)
- Iridium . . . . . . .$ . .4250 . (metals daily)
- Osmium . . . . . $ . .1600 . (osmium-preis.com)
- Rhodium . . . . .$ .19000 . (kitco)
- Rhenium . . . . .$ . . . .31 . (kitco)
- Palladium . . . . $ . .2245 . (kitco)
- Platinum . . . . . $ . .1130 . (kitco)
- Ruthenium . . . $ . . .310 . (kitco)
- Gold . . . . . . . . $ . .1810 . (kitco)
- Silver . . . . . . . .$ . . . 27 . (kitco)
>Near-PGEs
- Mercury . . . . . .$ . . . 10 . (chemicalbook.com)
- Indium . . . . . . .$ . . . . 8 . (kitco)
- Bismuth . . . . . .$ . . . . 1 . (rotometals) (BUYBACK UNKNOWN)
>Metalloids
- Arsenic . . . . . . $ . . 120 . (chemicalbook.com)
- Germanium . . .$ . . . 48 . (kitco)
- Gallium . . . . . . $ . . . 12 . (kitco)
>REMs (Rare Earth Metals)
- Tm - Lu - Tb - Ho - Eu - Yb - Er - Dy - Gd - Sm - Pr - Nd - La - Y - Sc - Ce
>Near-REMs
- Hafnium . . . . . .$ . . . 33 . (kitco)
- Tantalum . . . . . $ . . 225 . (chemicalbook.com)
- Caesium . . . . . $ . . 480 . (chemicalbook.com)
- Niobium . . . . . .$ . . . 39 . (RWMM)
- Zirconium . . . . .$ . . . 33 . (RWMM)
>Rare Industrials (stonks > physical)
- Tungsten - Molybdenum - Uranium - Thorium - Cobalt - Vanadium
- $23 - $20 (RWMM) - U - Th - Co - $60 (RWMM)
>Reddit Industrials (stonks > physical)
- Tin - Lead - Nickel - Copper - Chromium - Zinc - Manganese - Titanium - Magnesium - Iron - Aluminum

The groupings are not meant to be 100% scientifically accurate.
If you find a better price for those listed and would like to add to it, post a link to the spot price and/or retailer that buys back and it will be added to the list.

Places to purchase:
Ag/Au/Pt/Pa - >>28146318
REMs/Os/Re/Ru - https://www.rwmmint.com/collections/all
U - https://unitednuclear.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=2_4

https://www.td.com/ca/en/personal-banking/branch-locator/

almost all sold out, is there another silver run happening this week?

>>28144565
>>28144931
>>28145488

>Posting cross-thread cuz this is important advice for jr miner management.

Knowing when to sell is one the most difficult parts of trading and investing. There is no
single specific answer but with respect to a diversified junior portfolio, we have an answer.
If a stock becomes too large (as a percentage of your portfolio) then you should trim the position by one-third or one half. This allows you to lock in some profit and reduce risk yet still partake in potential additional upside.

How much to trim depends on the company itself, its fundamental value, how much profit
you have and how much upside potential that company has. For example, if something has
300%-400% upside potential, then I would not sell half after a double (100% gain). In that case I’d sell 1/3. But if something only has 150%-200% upside and it rises 100%, then one could sell half at that point.

Also, if you have a big winner, ask yourself if you would buy that stock today. If not, it is
time to trim. If you would still buy that stock at a much higher price, then you could trim by only
1/3 or not trim, depending on how optimistic you are.

This rule is particularly important for exploration companies because they can make vertical moves. Some believe that for “drill plays” (a company with no deposit but drilling to try and make a discovery) you should sell 50% after a double. It really depends on the cause of the double in the stock. If it’s mostly fundamentally related, then I’d hold at least 2/3 of the position.

If the stock doubled mostly because of speculation, then you should sell half because of the risk of a large retracement of the that gain.

>>28144578
>OP im a licensed auctioneer on LiveAuctioneers. what's the house ill give you the scoop
They are called the Antwerp Group

Also won 100oz of silver from Golden Gate Auctioneer.

Thanks anon.

>>28146318
Guys I just got my order in from last week

>>28146523
Already happening, the Musk Bitcoin pumping is desperation

Sup pmg

>>28146612
But THERES A FUCKING HUGE HOLE IN THE BACK OF THE MONARCH WTF IS THIS SHIT

Bought 5 oz of ASE today and got this as an early birthday present. I refuse to be a stacklet.

mfw my physical silver still hasn't shipped

Have you completed the trifecta?

>>28146705
its a bubble mate its ok, that happens with that style of ingot. It should still come out to the correct weight though, they measure how much goes in before each cast.

>>28146318
What does everyone think of this Semiconductor shortage? I posted this is the last thread but didn't get any answers. Some people are saying it's good for Gold and Silver but I don't see how low manufacturing output would be good.

>>>/pol/307202319

Forgot to add the pic

>>28146800
But muh aesthetics :(

>Go to McDonald's
>Order Burger
>Go up to the window
>Give lady some fancy paper
>She gives me back some more paper of the same type and size, just with different numbers on it
>Also receive burger
>Laugh to myself at the absurdity of it all
I am still waiting on my silver to ship, what have you fuckers done to me?

>>28146809
it means in general there is a shortage of manufacturing materials or the chip plants got hit hard by covid and need to ramp up production. Either way its good for us because it means more gold and silver into that industry.

buy memecoin futures, goys

>>28146619
LMAO ok boomer

>>28146556

>If a position drops 20% below your buy price, you should sell it.


A 20% loss on a 5% position limits your portfolio risk to 1%. Cutting losses quickly is very important wisdom that has been passed down for decades by traders and investors alike.

And more importantly, in the junior mining sector 20% losses can become 50% losses
which can become 70% losses. Many of these companies don’t have value they can fall back
on. When a company does not earn money, value is subjective and the market’s perception
can change quickly.

There is only one time this rule hurt me. That was in December 2015 when I was stopped out of a position and then it went up over 300% with the sector.

The only time this rule is going to fail you as if you have really bad entry points during a bull
market. The example is you buy a stock at the wrong time and it corrects 25-30% before
resuming higher.

One way to prevent this is to ask yourself if the stock could drop 20% from where it is. If
that’s the case then you should probably wait to buy, or (if you have fear of missing out) initiate a 2%-3% position instead of a full position.

This rule works because it keeps losses small and protects against small losses becoming
big losses.

Look at NAK, which /smg/ has been shilling recently. Had you bought at $2 dollars and held through though... RIP

>>28146849
mines got one too mate it happens dont fret

>>28146318
>ATTENTION BRITBONGS
https://www.bullionbypost.co.uk

Use referral code: PR4I 4CUZ
Spend £250 and get a free 1oz Silver Britannia

This will require about 6-7 silver 1oz coins to meet the threshold for the free one. Just placed my order lets fucking go

>>28146774
Be sure to post it on /cum/ general on /int/. I still need a leaf

>>28147071
wait is SMG talking NAK up again I thought we talked some sense into them?!? Dam it not again.

>>28146705
yikes, that's massive, I'd doublecheck the weight desu

I need my PMG bros to help choose a waifu statue to go with my coins.
Would get Z-23, but I haven't seen any.

posting first stack

>>28146997
The output shortage appears to be due to Trump banning exports of a specific acid to China. The #1 reason China wants Taiwan is for their ability to produce 7nm microprocessors while I think China is still at 10nm themselves.

Either way we should stack fluoroantimonic acid.

>>28146774
>trifecta
>has leaf

>>28147071

>Beware the pumpndump

The pump and dump is when a stock pops 40% or 50% but then retraces the entire gain. If
you have a good entry point on something and it pops, it is not a good sign if the stock does a
roundtrip and loses those gains.

Stocks will always correct but juniors that are destined for three-figure gains (i.e., 100%, 200%) should, for the most part, hold most of their gains when they correct.

>This is especially true in a bull market.

You can implement a stop-loss and put one in place after a position goes profitable but you
have to be careful not to use it too soon.

Once a stock reaches that 40%-50% gain, you should never let it become a roundtrip without booking some profit.

Following this rule does entail proper evaluation. You don’t want to be too quick to give up on something that has a great shot nor do we want to panic out of something if it is merely retracing part of the pump.

>>28147035
>>28146754
Who the fuck is this person and why do you keep posting him

>>28147290
we posting stacks? mine just grew today, hoping to pick up more dimes later this week

>>28147265
ITALY

>>28147162
wow, 7-8 ounces for £250, what a bargain

>>28146774

>>28147514
is that a sword?

heres my baby stack, got another 14 oz and change on the way though

>>28147486
IM STACKING YOUR MOM NEXT, GOYIM!

We all know about physical silver, but where can I purchase psychical silver?

>>28146705
I’ve got a 2oz monarch bar with a chunk out of the back but the weight is fine, It just happens.

Imagine unironically getting a piece of CME Group and generational wealth at their IPO. Well anon, you can. Enter Abaxx. Abaxx is the next generation of commodities exchange. Tokenized warehouse receipts with instant settlement on the eth block chain. With the full blessing of the Singapore Government, including them having an ownership stake, the entrance to the commodities exchange of the east awaits. LNG contract goes live Q2 2021. Then ESG graded metals. Imagine being able to get paid a premium for not whipping Congolese children to carry Cobalt bricks. Abaxx will do that. This has the support of governments, major mining magnates like Robert Friedland and even basedboy baristas. How can that fail? The cherry on top is its being executed by a top team of former commodities market makers that had high level positions at NYMEX. This is the future and ABAXX is building it. Market Cap $220M. CME market cap $68B.
ABXX on TSX
ABXXF on NYSE

>>28147455

>Portfolio Distribution

The largest positions in your portfolio should be the ones you have the most confidence in
or the ones you think are most likely to be successful.
I usually open a new position with a 4%-5% buy. If it is performing as expected and I am confident it will continue to perform then you can add to it.

Usually I increase the position by ~2%. For smaller portfolios, concentrate your capital in 3 to 5 names that you know very well or
are the most confident in.

For example, don’t have 20 stocks or even 15 stocks in a portfolio of $50,000 or less. In that case you are better off with GDXJ.

>Speculative/Risky Jr's

Most of the time, this means nano-caps and micro-caps. I typically make these positions
anywhere from 2.5%-3.5% of the portfolio.

They have outsized potential and can impact the portfolio even as a smaller position. The small position size also limits risk to the overall
portfolio in absolute terms as well as in liquidity terms. These companies are more illiquid and
have great day to day volatility.


>Momentum Investing

For the most part (not always) you should only add to winning positions.

Rarely, if ever should you add to losing positions (that were full positions to begin with). When a position performs well and the outlook continues to look strong, consider adding to that position.

In regard to certain momentum plays, it is best to layer into positions with multiple buys. In
other words, if there is some risk of a 20% drop but there’s also risk the stock could continue to
rise, its best to start small.

>Don’t buy a 5%-6% right away.

Start with 2%-3%. That way if it corrects, you could add to it at a lower price. If it keeps rising, you have a position and you’ve made a profit.

It is okay to add to a 3-4% position if there is a better buying opportunity at a lower price.
You want to avoid “doubling down.” If you have a 5-6% position that is already down 10%-15%,
do not add to it.

>>28147537
Generally most UK bullion dealers are refusing to make good any orders unless they come to £250.
So it makes sense to do this now as you literally have to spend as close to £250 as possible. Of course there is VAT and they take the piss with that but its how us brits can play our part slowly taking the worlds silver supply over one ounce at a time.

>>28146937

>>28147071
shiny rock and cat yes good pic

I own

>Aurcana
>McEwin
>Bayhorse
>Blue Lagoon
>Nicola

Soon

>Impact
>Dolly
>Defiance
>Silver One
>Fireweed

>>28147794
This post is advertising or begging

>>28147794
I had some. It started dumping so I got out. It continues to dump. Come back once a reversal starts.

>>28146809
Semiconductor manufacturing process has a 1-3 month pipeline with 10000s of process steps. The machinery is the bottleneck (scanners etchers, dryers, deposition), not the raw materials. Some of this equipment is extremely expensive and work for a single node, so fabs rather bottleneck capacity than left with unused obsolete machines.
I don't see why it would effect PMs.

>>28147794
why be a miner when you can sell the picks and shovels

>>28146937
Can't stop laughing now

>>28147795
>Periodically Review Your Portfolio


You should periodically review your portfolio to ensure that your companies are performing
as expected.

You should also consider cutting the laggards and non performers.
Another reason to sell a stock would be if you find a replacement that is better.

One way to judge performance is by relative performance.

>You can chart the stock against
Gold or GDX/GDXJ/SIL/SILJ

In addition to relative weakness, a stock that is weakening may lose support levels like the 200-dma and 400-dma.

On the other hand, stocks that hold up well during a sector correction will be leaders during the next advance

>>28147983
This post is referencing an exchange that is going to pay a premium to ESG mining companies all of us already own.

>>28147536
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNm4F2mwBp0

>>28148082
Once a week I total my portfolio value. I divide it by the price of gold. If my portfolio value isnt going up in gold oz, its not working.

>>28146705
now you know what the premium on a minted 9999 fine coin is for

Somebody in the last thread said that the Perth mint coinage was the most counterfeited due to China. Looking for more details on that. Are they good counterfeits? Can we as retail investors do anything about it aside from being on our toes?

Just got a roll of blowjobs in the mail today, headed to all of your mom's houses tonight.

>>28148257
just buy Gold Buffalo's if you're in America, they have extremely good resale value even if Gold ends up being worthless somehow.

>>28148257
It is true. There is youtube videos. Generally they are out of spec on weight or size. So usually they are way too big as a scale is the most common way to check.

>>28148257
also, find a reputable dealer, I don't buy from them because I just have a couple Gold Buffalo's from way back but there are many reputable dealers online.

>>28147639
ye it's my cutlass
i like to say that lead and steel are the other two precious metals

>>28147794
I was just thinking, if you are still in thread. I looked into ABAXX and it indeed looks promising, i wonder how they will compete with the big boys in the coming years.

>>28147265
Azur lane figurines are few and far between unfortunately, at least compared with the extensive list of characters. Pretty sure Prinz Eugen is the only german too. I’d say opt for a silver hair colored waifu though. It will go well with the stack

>>28148540
They dont need to. They will be the commodities exchange in the east. Singapore government is on board and actually has an ownership stake. Singapore is trying to be the commerce hub of the east. In the event that COMEX fails, they will be able to quickly spin up a gold and silver contract and take all that business. Permanently.

>>28148643
>silver and white hair
I see your a man of culture as well

Anyone have a stack of PGM.V?

>>28148367
>>28148526
M8 I have gold buffalos and a very refutable local dealer. I'm more interested in counterfeits.

>>28147071
The problem is that juniors have 20% daily swings and low liquidity. It's hard to separate a dip from a crash in time.

>>28147486
The daily crypto troll.

Fresh stalin coins from oldsilver.ru came with a free postcard of a nazi Chad

>>28146523
It never stopped, it's a forever run now. New stackers are spending all their income on silver.

>>28149001
Lol i took the pic from the side thinking i could predict the flip

>>28149065
Just like ammo

>>28149001
Was there a message on it? Some krautanon translated the last one for us

>>28149108
Do you know why it does that? I too was perplexed by this for years but just recently figured it out.

>>28147514
Based cutlass, how much did it cost?

>>28148536
based steel

>>28149412
pic related

>>28148082
Periodic reviews are pretty hard for such a seasonal industry as mining. Winter is a bitch.

>>28148677
Every day there's a desperate shitcoiner who tries to tap our stacks to fuel his crypto. They're a 2 months old startup with no investors, no products and no use case. GTFO

>>28147071
Context is important here. Why a stock is dropping is more important than how much it is dropping. Most junior miners are still down 10-30% from their August highs. Selling now would be incredibly foolish. Unless there is a mine collapse, nationalization, fraudulent management, etc. If anything, a solid mining company which you’ve vetted with your own extensive research being down 30% is a gift and a savvy investor would back the truck up at that discount price. Irving Resources is an example. Except for little flickers of life here and there, Irving has done nothing but drop the past seven months. I have bought more on multiple occasions even though the company is dormant, silent, and investors have gotten annoyed or bored and moved on. The company is still in great shape and has historic property that will be worth a fortune one day. Context matters.

>>28149855
Kek, this isnt a crypto. Its a commodities exchange competing with COMEX

>>28149108
Okay fine I'll tell you, this is how it is for andgroid anyway
>turn phone sideways
>verify that flash/photo options etc have also turned sideways (sometimes have to hold to your body to make it flip)
>take picture
>upload to 4chins with landscaped photo exactly at the orientation you planned on

>>28149646
300+ shipping about, but i didn't buy it myself it was a christmas gift from a family member
thinking of telling them to get me silver this year

>>28149001
nice, have some on backorder including kino pic related

how long did yours take to deliver?

>>28146318
>>28147035
i have become the meme.

>>28150992
>me explaining a particular junior miners case to friends in the bar.

>>28150206
I get what you're saying, and this is a case by case basis. Each ticker needs to be evaluated differently.


But if you had a 20% trailing stop-loss, you would've sold out on September. We knew that the correction had started by then so you would've been accumulating dry powder to buy dips. Maybe you would've bought in the Jan peak thinking the correction was over -- I know I did with a lot of my stocks. You would've had a cheaper entry, and mitigated some of the loss that occurred during the correction without hitting stop-losses in Jan.

>Buy Value With a Catalyst

Assessing fundamental value is not easy for everyone. One reason is because it can be subjective. What one person may find a value, you may not. You may find value in something another person may not. Therefore, fundamental value can be subjective. In general, you want to assess the company’s current enterprise value against their project or assets and consider the potential upside in those assets or project at the current Gold/Silver price and potential future price.
A catalyst is something that has potential to create or add more value to a company and/or its project or assets.
It could be drill results.
It could be an expansion in the resource.
It could be a forthcoming economic study.
We are anticipating something that tells the market this project is more valuable.
A catalyst can also be a rise in metals prices and that is where optionality plays and growth oriented producers come in.

>>28149412
nah nothing on the back

>>28150235
damn thanks I'll keep that in mind

>>28150833
just under 3 weeks, ordered on 1/20. I got one of those too, it's very pretty

>>28151213
this was me last night talking to all my drunk uncles after they spend 4 hours screaming at the TV.

>>28151213
>>28151401
memecoin inbouuuuuund

Looks like the guys at 911 mining had yet more luck at their most recent VMS find!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqxQkoH_VH8

>>28151527
kek, didin't he buy a fucking silver mine?

>>28151264
Good post. Certainly stimulates some thought. Mining seem to be a different animal from almost any other sector. So many things to consider.

>>28151742
and yet the commodity is suspiciously absent from his bozo dickhead tweets.

funny, that.

Is silver miner anon lurking? If not, does anyone have his post saved that is a detailed overview of why Bitcoin is fundamentally useless?

>>28151648
>types faster to condense resume

>>28146754
usually takes mine 4 to 6 weeks to arrive

>>28147592
>coin condoms
ahh reminds me when I first started out

>>28151742
Vertical integration. Every Tesla has something like ten kilograms of silver in the batteries alone.

>>28151952
Bitcoin is useless for this simple fact.
If you turned off 99% of silver miners, new silver supply falls by 99%. If you turn off 99% of bitcoin miners, difficulty adjusts and the supply is unchanged. Therefore, all the energy used to mine bitcoin is wasted.

>>28151845
yeah, Elon is defiantly pumping bitcoin as a detraction. i just think he's using it as a detraction to buy himself time to secure more of a stock pile. this fucker doesn't want to be part of the new pleb class that's gonna emerge once COMEX dies.

>>28152200
I mean, if it's just silver rounds I get that, but what if it's a minted coin where you might be able to get above spot depending on condition?

>>28152215
makes me want to visit my local s o y sucker and barrow his batteries

>>28146937
Thats why it says "In God We Trust" on the paper. My silver usually take 4 to 6 weeks to arrive after order. Last time i tried to buy silver... back in September, everything was sold out. maybe theyre still catching up

>>28151742
any idea which mine?

Shit we got rick rule

>>28152667
I've been trying to find that out all day. i saw an anon post it in thread a few days ago. i've been looking ever since. my lap top is slow so researching things is frustrating cause poor.

>>28147071
Nice gold plated steel you have there.

Do you guys think its acceptable to take a 28% loss in tax and early penalty on a few grand from my thrift savings plan when I was in the military? I don't contribute to it and just want to turn it into metals/get it out of the system before it bursts. Someone tell me I'm not wrong to do this please.

>>28152822
dont fuck it up

>>28152890
Came a long way from fuckin around on here

I think I can get Peter Schiff

>>28153048
noone asked

>>28152667
here's what i found
https://www.kitco.com/news/2019-06-12/Is-Elon-Musk-s-Next-Venture-Mining.html
let me greentext the articul so you don't give them ad revenue or catch terminal brain cancer

>>28153306
>mfw elon buys into a little mining company called Bayhorse silver

Wouldnt that be hilarious
maybe we could meme him into buying into one of the companies were watching.

>>28153306
>With vehicle production at Tesla constrained by how fast the company can produce batteries, Elon Musk said his company may have to go upstream and into the mining business.
>Musk made the statement yesterday at Tesla's annual shareholder meeting at about the one hour mark. His remarks were guarded:
>"We are matching the product roll out to the scale of battery production. That's really the main limiting factor," said Musk.
>"As we scale battery production to very high levels, we have to look further down the supply chain. We might get into the mining business. At little bit, at least."
>"We will do whatever we have to do in order to ensure we scale at the fastest rate possible."
>Musk said slowing production is not an option. He wants to electrify vehicle transport as soon as possible. He is still mulling over the venture.
>"We don't want to let the cat out of the bag, too much. It is still in the bag."
>Getting into another vertical would certainly not be a first for Musk. Aside from Tesla, he also runs Space X and The Boring Company, and a solar roof business was folded into Tesla three years ago.

ancap brawler here. I'm trying to bait bitcone fags into other threads for you guys. keep stakin

>>28153184
Quit shilling your gay plebbit page go back and stay there

>>28153306
If this is hinting at asteroid mining, I would love to hear how they're going to do this without a space elevator.

>>28153664
Asteroid mining is a meme. Even if the gold or silver was in LBMA good delivery bar form waiting on pallets its cheaper to mine it here.

Looking to put some spare cash into miner stocks. Looking at first majestic and Bayhorse. I know Bayhorse is a moon mission. But is first majestic also a potential moon mission or has it already pumped enough? They are just starting to get on the dividend train in Q2.

>>28153664
agreed, it would actually be interesting to see what kind of tech he came up with for space mining. If anyone were to do it he would be it, seeing as no one has yet actually built any space mining equipment.

>>28153664
i don't think it's muh AsTeRoId MiNInG, i think he bouth up some small mines to garentee some sort of stockpile.

>>28153793
First Majestic is a solid operator and I dont expect them to pump much unless silver goes up a bit and stays there.
Maybe look at Alexco if you want a company that could pump more in the near future.

>>28153847
>>28153821
YO PAN MAN how much does a "small mine" (singular) cost approximately to "startup" or start back up assuming the cleanup costs aren't too bad?

How to invest in asteroid mining? I want to be ahead of the game now is the time to get in. Traditional mining is the way of the past this an opportunity of a lifetime

>>28146849
>monarch molds a comfy index spot for your thumb for maximum comfy bar fondling
>trashes monarch

>>28149065
I've bought $15k in the last 2 weeks

Canadabros, where are you getting your silver from? Looked online today and CanadianBullion and SilverGoldBull are sold out of most coins. Been buying cheap ones off Kijiji the past week.

>>28154157
ahhh do you want the spit balling figure because i ve done the numbers before. Its not cheap at all. If your starting from absolutely nothing with full exploration program, mine planning, permits, social / community feedback your looking at a minimum of 75 million dollars to bring a mine into production, however you usually are looking at 100million.

If you already have infrastructure, existing workings and equipment on site as well as permits its far cheaper, anywhere in the range of 10 to 12 million. This is not a cheap game to get into at all. Looking as some of these far larger operations such as Pebble or KSM you looking at 6-8 billion starting price to get running.

building and operating a mine from start to finish is a massive expense. Even getting a tiny small scale high grade project up and running costs millions and might bankrupt you before getting gold.

>>28154642
>Canadian PMX

UUUU is up 17.5% today.
Bitcoin is up 17.4% today going by the current price.
UUUU did this with absolutely nothing in the news, while Bitcoin only mooned because Elon Musk announced Tesla would be buying a bunch of it.

>>28154642
YOU HAD 4.5 BILLION YEARS

>>28154691
I dont get why UUUU has such retard strength. Its obscenely overvalued to its peers.

>>28154781
Retail retards. It's all they know. Sounds like you know a little better... What's the best value low cap uranium stocks right now?

>>28154303
I have thought about this for years. You would be investing in a space elevator first, in order to make asteroid mining feasible. Kevlar and steel, perhaps?

https://www.orionsarm.com/fm_store/OrbitalRings-I.pdf

>>28154870
I dont know. I think it is the dilution with UUUU. Retail retards look at the chart and think triple digit UUUU is coming again. Even though its at all time highs today.

>>28152301
>selling your silver
that's two strikes anon

>>28153664
Asteroid mining won't be possible within even the lifetime of our grandchildren. With the imminent collapse of the west, and unchecked miscegenation having enormous dysgenic effects on the species' IQ, any serious space exploration and exploitation is at least 1000 years off.

>>28154661
Thanks for the detail, I kind of expected that. It's hard to imagine how they did it back in the first gold rush compared to now. Do you have anything to add about abandoned mines? I was posting caps of US mine data the other day, still can't believe there's only 40 something out of 360 something Zn-Pb mines still active in the US.

https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/apple-about-announce-5-billion-bitcoin-purchase-one-bank-thinks-so

Major players (Musk, Apple) are now shilling useless BTC. This is unimaginably bullish for silver IMO. The financial system seems to be backed in a corner and is calling lifelines to big tech bedfellows to shill the only distraction from silver that is left. I am loving this.

>>28154781
>>28154870
same with first majestic

>>28153931
>I dont expect them to pump much unless silver goes up a bit and stays there.
That's fine. I just don't want them crashing on me. $16 a share isn't that pricey, but that's 1600 bayhorse share lol. Dividends at 1% is better than whatever the Jew Banks are giving, that's for sure.

>>28154901
I thought graphene was what everyone had the hots for making the space elevator

>>28155128
even back in the day getting a mine going was incredibly expensive and its partly why so many little ones went bankrupt. Guys like James Cronin of Spokane Washington who financed projects like the St. Eugene at Moyie BC spent $170,000 of his own money to bring that project into production as well as another $240,000 of investment funding as well. Mines like the world famous Nickel Plate cost a million dollars in 1900 funds to build. It was staggering amounts of money to build a mine in those days, and without diamond drilling or extensive planning these projects could go belly up in no time. Again for example the Emerald Glacier Silver mine whos pic is related was dug by 12 guys under Cronin's pay, but Cronin got the money from the Vanderbilt's and other wealthy families on the US East Coast.

>>28155576
We have the tech to make not only a working space elevator, but also space hooks (rotating hooks that can scoop sub-orbital craft out of high atmosphere, drastically reducing the cost to get shit into orbit) and orbital rings that are essentially built around the earth and "inflated" to get into and our of orbit.

>>28155576
graphene is like thin films or whatever
its carbon nanotubes thats the shit
even with carbon nanotubes, its not worth building a space elavator

>>28149723
WANT

>>28155128
there are hundreds of small scale old mines being re-explored right now for their potential to be brought back into production, BC alone has over 900 silver mines, of which 240 have over a million ounces likely in reserve which havent been retested since the 1950s or 60s. The issue today is many of these old mines were extremely small scale and high grade, which isnt very good for planning a modern mine around. Scottie Gold is a good example of this. It only lasted 5 years back in the 1980s. Modern companies do not like re-exploring these projects without believing that the ore body can be expanded.

>>28155690
i swear the pics you post make me want to visit Canada.

Hey, does anyone know any sites that still ship to Canada (due to this "crisis") that also accept Bitcoin as payment?

>>28155699
Fascinating stuff. If only we could push humanity forward with big projects like these. Instead we're squabbling over BLM and which bathrooms men in dresses can use.

>>28155745
A space elevator could allow us to put solar panels in space.

>>28153664
Probably like this
Maybe use space plane to be more resource efficient?
I'm not a scientist or logician so idk if it would be economically feasible. Like do they have to store it on a station until they have enough of a load to be profitable?
Just like a space elevator, it would take time to get the ball rolling. But this way they could at least learn what can work. Plus the initial investment of materials, capital, and manpower would be a lot lower than a space elevator.

Depending on how efficient they can find and bring the asteroids in vs trying to find new mines that are in a place with no infrastructure.

>>28156048
Just use silvergoldbull in Canada, no reason to ship over the border

>>28155360
It's such a shame how many people are falling for crypto and going to get rug pulled by the very establishment they think they are fleeing.

Maybe it's not a shame. Maybe they deserve to suffer.

>>28156235
how are they going to implement the rug pull?

>>28155977
Give it to me straight PAN is it a supply/mine side issue with the ammo availability crisis?

>>28156311
Regulation maybe, dmping what they've purchased, media campaigns... Who knows?

>>28156103
contrary to popular belief, rockets are the cheapest; especially now elon has them reusable. Much much much more so than a space plane.

>>28156311
probably hard regulation for bringing money in and out of crypto. Cant cash out if no federally licensed banks let yet you buy or sell in the stuff without major taxes or monitoring.

>>28146523
lmao the cheapest rounds are $45cdn. 2020 ASE's are $48.70 each or $38.20 USD.

>>28151264
Saved
If I knew this last year I probably would have exited on FVL instead of doubling down multiple times
That said, how would you set a trailing stop loss if you haven't previously and is now quite in the red? Wait for it to break even?

>>28146705
it just be like that sometimes

>>28156103
Humans aren't allowed to leave earth, sorry

>>28156357
no to be honest lead is not difficult to come by and its generated at a lot higher rate from many different kinds of mining than silver or gold is. Lead and copper arent the issue there, its the millions of new gun owners buying up 2-3 boxes of ammo at the same time. Also for the love of god let us have some 308 dam you! The US isnt shipping any and I need it!

>>28146523
I still need more time to accumulate mercs

>>28156311
Another superpower like Russia or China could announce to the world that they're no longer going to buy oil and trade using the US dollar. And then they announce their own, gold- or silver-backed currency to the world. Crypto would still exist, but its value proposition would become much less compelling. Crypto investors would start to dump their holdings, starting a snowball effect.

>

Panic buy from 29th when JM was selling out. Now I'm waiting for my wagie check. How you lads holding up waiting for shit to die down?

>>28156600
Based. I need a new face pic, myself.

>>28156370
>>28156452
>>28156596
thanks all, I will have to do some more due diligence on it

>>28156623
I shaved my head so I don't have hair to pull out. Helps.

>>28156311
pull the plug on the innerwebz

Post rounds you would buy if they existed.

>>28156311
The same way every Ponzi scheme 'rug pulls'. Initial investors sell at huge premiums, and leave later stage 'investors' holding the bags. The later stage investors now depend on finding a greater fool to buy the immensely overvalued 'asset', and since the only reason they purchased was to sell at a higher price, they start panicking and the whole thing collapses. Rinse and repeat until the end of time.

To be more specific - I believe the establishment is using crypto as a means of implementing a CBDC(Central bank 'crypto' currency)

Once crypto has reached obsense valuations, the rug will be pulled(and the smart money will move their new 'wealth' into hard, tangible assets), the government(s) and central bank(s) will come along and offer retail retards who got slaughtered 'safe' and 'reliable' crypto that can't be rug pulled... They'll fall for it like the sheep that they are.

>>28156580
Sorry mate it's just as hard to come by here. There has got to be a better way to get more mass produced. I just watched a video that said 2020 has 8 million new gun owners in the US.

>>28156905
gotcha, all seems very possible. thanks anon

>>28152247
Damn.

>>28156623
I bought 5 of these 2015's today from a local shop for 32 each before tax. Things are still running hot.

>>28156595
Think of the BJs man.
The BJs!

>>28152667
>>28153306
>>28153480
>>28153481
>>28153664
Tesla secures rights to mine it's own lithium in Nevada. The mine is owned by Cypress Development Corp
https://www.thestreet.com/investing/tesla-tsla-elon-musk-lithium-mining-rights-nevada

If you could only spend $600 usd or so on gold, what would you get and where from?

>>28146619
Yep, Musk understands after being apart of the Wallstreet Bets shit that if people turn towards silver his company will be fucked. He is essentially being subsidized indirectly by the big banks keeping silver down. Exactly what I would do, which is distract everyone from silver until he can fill his own vaults with billions in silver.

r8 my constitutional silver stack

>>28157113
ah that makes sense!

>>28156872

>>28157179
Pic related

How much physical do you really need? Will miners gain on the squeeze on physical silver?

>first silver order
>less than 2 hours until it's late
Should I be worried?

>>28157014
and January of 2021 had over 4 million NICS checks.
that's a lot of new hardware that needs to be fed.

>>28157335
definitely coming tmrw fren

Looks like Mountain Boy Minerals will be expecting assay results from this years work in the coming days. Cant wait to see what they found!

>>28157152
Local coin shop. Now you also have a realistic way of potentially offloading.

600 on gold....maybe a 1/4 ounce gold eagle. Nice and recognizable and premium isn't as punishing as a 1/10th ounce eagle.

Confession tho, I like 1/10th gold eagles for the divisibility options.

>>28157458
Strangest name for a company I've ever heard, but this will be interesting. I'm a shareholder.

>>28147428
Shit I forgot about that thread, Trump is based.

>>28157367
I want crowdsourced ammo factories NOW how do we get this started? dudeweed sigfag wanted to throw down a few threads ago and it got me digging.
>>28157546
I really really want 1 gram bars for their divisibility, that's why most of the coins are hard for me to accept right now.

>>28156386
I wasn't sure since it is no where near my forte. Even with my 60hr of Kerbal and 1400hr in Stellaris.

>>28157638
>>28157215
Should have tagged you here PAN let's make ammo bulk again

>>28157579
Its named after one of the mines on the property. Theirs also the "Society girl", American Creek, Tom Boy, and little Elsa workings in the general area, must have been a bunch of american miners in the area missing their ladies.

>>28147703
Actually Facebook has buy sell groups which seem to sell at ok prices.

>>28157335
yeah tomorrow. just USPS

>>28157656
kerbal's great. don't even know how many countless hours i have in it

>>28157638
here fren, just saw your post. updating resume atm. what you dig up?

>>28157638
You can get the 1/100 oz Scottsdale gold ..."bar"

It's fucking tiny. Advertised as prepper gold, in case you need to keister it. It's like one of those breath strips in terms of thickness, but it is gold.

https://www.jmbullion.com/1-100-oz-scottsdale-gold-bar/

>>28157638

>>28157925
I forgot to add, they did go after this size to make it somewhat competitive/comparable to purchasing an oz of silver in dollar terms.

>>28157925
>.05mm thick
Wow that's impressive I hate those shitty pictures that don't show the scale at all

>>28156905
The main realization is that we are coming upon the collapse of the original fiat money scheme. The house of cards that is compounding debt is too high and will collapse. They have done this time and time again and left entire populations with nothing in their pockets. They want the grift to keep on going and so they will force a monetary reset so the masses of cattle don't realize they were victims of a ponzi scheme - they will think some external hand of God (Corona) brought the house down and no one is to blame. Knowing that the masses are already acclimatized to using fake money they will roll this into a new larger ponzi scheme using crypto-fiat money and negative interest rates. I believe they will also wipe the internet and start with a new quantum Internet, this allows them to control the flow of information. You don't know you're a slave unless you've seen what it looks like to be free.

>everything's pumping
Guys...

>>28149723
>>28155803

>>28157850
Not much much other than what you saw me post caps of, and a desire to know more intensifying. I watched some videos on mining after that, and got some additional input from PAN MAN >>28155977 >>28156580 and realized its going to take big money, a little more than your bar and even your pamps.
GIVE US THE AMMO DAMNIT
>>28157229
Amen glad I stacked when many of you were in grade school.
>>28157925
Those are actually pretty cool, seems like there's a thirty percent premium no matter what you do at that price level +/- $600
Wondering what you fags thought of these in picrel?

>>28158271
beautifully based
love the "moneychanger" in place of "jew"

I WANT CHEAPIES NOOOOOOOOOOOOOW

Hey pmg, what's your opinion on sterling wares? Is it worth the trouble or should I just stick to junk and fine?

>>28158411
That would be tomorrow.

>>28158324
well shit. it really would have to be crowd sourced. maybe if we got 1000 anons to contribute 10 ozs or something like that.

>>28158516
junk and fine for me but I won't pass up cheap sterling with a stamp in the secondhand shops after reading these threads.

>>28158518
ok thanks

>>28151952
>>28152247
Wow. Hadn't thought about it that way. Plus, deep packet inspection allows shutdown of bitcoin miners and exchanges at the will of the government. It is not truly decentralized in that the internet is the centrally controlled entity that Bitcoin relies on

I just want my order to ship bros

>>28158324
Based as Fugg.

I'm really hoping AZ and NM get on board with this as well and we can have a PM-backed Southwest bloc of states.

Having said that, it's a gimmick and costly for them to produce at this stage. But it could take off.

>>28158518
What happens tomorrow?

>>28158597
I'm honestly contemplating how to present it to /k/, any ideas?

>>28158943
the market opens

>>28158943
The market opens

>>28146318
These ASE’s are damn shiny

>>28158324
I really love the concept of these gold backs. If say a few other nearby states started accepting them as well and it got some social media coverage from the right people it could take off.

>>28158744
I assume you're talking about the goldbacks? Or crowdsourced ammo? I could see the southwest being more likely than anywhere else to have a currency using both ammo and pm's (though I propose that ammo is PM).

>>28157638
could be done.
raw materials for case and projectile are plentiful. cu, zn, and pb are easily sourced, yes?
component manufacture might be tough.
the big problem is primers.
us army was thinking about this a decade ago.

https://web.archive.org/web/20190204032051/http://www.almc.army.mil/alog/issues/SepOct10/spectrum_smallarms_ammo.html

>>28158965
we should explain to them that the monetary system is failing and point out how much a roman solder would make and then make the case to them that if enough anons contribute 10 ozs we could open a new ammo factory with the mines and all.

>>28159148
Heh I meant the goldiebacks.

Although yeas, now that you mention it, I do like to think of ammo as potential currency.

i love /pmg/, it's the only refuge in biz where some people don't think BTC is going to $1,000,000+ and all holders live happily ever after

>>28158597
Shit, I'd go in on that. I'd come down and work, too. Ain't got nothing going for me where I'm at now.

>>28159320
Sheiks are based

>>28146318
https://www.ainsliebullion.com.au/mobile/home.aspx

Silver dealer if you can't find local.

>>28152875
>Do you guys think its acceptable to take a 28% loss in tax and early penalty on a few grand from my thrift savings plan when I was in the military?
If you are not going to roll it over to a Roth IRA do it especially if it’s for something that is a better savings account and keeps up With inflation like PM’s. I was an idiot and when I got out used it to buy a Harley cash but I also had a death wish and was a super blackpilled realizing I was helping globohomo and international banking. We were all young and foolish once.

Current real silver price appears to be about:

$32.00

>>28159371
like anon>>28158965 was saying, we should find a way to prsent this to /k/. this is what i came up with so far>>28159232

>>28159553
I used to go on /k/ quite a lot. Some are fully onboard the prepping and shtf scenarios so it wouldn't be hard to find a bunch of them interested

>>28159321
Isn't BTC going to get rugpulled with the amount banks own now? Also, if banks own bitcoins, isn't easier for them to manipulate it now?

>>28159553
>>28159052
I think we need pan man on board with the logistics before making any claims, physical or logical.
PAN how to get cheap ores into the hands of a crowdfunded ammo company?

>>28159800
I sold my btc for junk silver the other day
>>28159490
Thanks for your encouragement, I decided a little while after that post that I will just withdraw the account close it down and turn it into PM, hence my questions about smol gold good lord I want 1 gram or smaller gold without the premiums.

>>28159810
we need the men in the Nevada and Idaho Silver belts with us. There are dozens of old mines owned by boomer types out there that would probably sell their properties for pennys on the dollar but actually getting them producing again is a massive hassle. instead of the mines, focus on scrap dealers or recyclers for lead and other metals. Mining and refining it by hand would be just to much of an issue.

>>28159810
Some of the larger issues surrounding private ammunition manufacture is environmental regulation. The ground surrounding and ammunition plant -will- become polluted with heavy metals.

>>28159518
unless you can afford more than 5k ounces.

>>28159697
one thing that might be useful to get their atention is mention how 1 gold oz will buy 5 shity AK-47s from the 3rd world.

>>28156905
Crypto always seemed insane to me, originally it was meant to be anonymous online currency that can't be tracked. Now if you're buying / selling / trading it it's tracked from nearly every exchange, just turning into some e-currency.

>>28159983
The elephant in the room I know. This is why my race has colonized other shitholes throughout history.

>>28146318
WTF how did i now already think of this format ?LMAO.

>>28159985
I mean there are always going to be slight variations.
I have settled on 1 100toz ebay bar deliverable immediately from a reputable seller as the best metric I have found yet for tracking the price generally.
Everything will be imperfect.
This is less imperfect than all the other options I have thought of or have been suggested yet.
I even have a nifty link that handles it all.
Inputs the buy it now, and 100 oz bar and sorts price low to high.

>>28159553
>>28159697
next time someone makes a prepping thread, explain that silver will be a fallback to real money after the initial chaos stage of SHTF
that basic premise is what got me to buy my first silver 2 years ago

>>28160037
considering a shitty fake copy AK is $500 minimum in the US, that makes fair market gold value at-least $2500/oz?

>>28160320
is there a thread up on /k/ now?

>>28160320
I wouldn't, they have the tranniest jannies of them all. I would keep it to strictly discussing crowdsourced ammo and gauge the reception. I fucking hate the jannies there, stopped going months ago.

>>28159518
if u want a silver coin, which is what people will actually want, its $40

>>28160372
that or both guns and gold are undervalued, which i believe both are true atm.

>>28160427
>>>/k/48263265
this should be a good start

>>28159518
agreed, that seems to be the best possible deal i can find too

>>28159982
>scrap dealers
This is actually where we should be going. Cut the mines out, this is a recycled market.

>>28159371
Would do the same

>>28160679
Fuck off Bob

>>28160776
Lol I am talking about ammo retard check the trail of posts

>>28146318
Guys I bought a Vault Bag from Federated Mint for 980 for 3 pounds of silver.

DID I GET JEWED?

>>28160573
anyone have any good responses to drive the conversation towards silver?

>>28156311
It will be a good black market fund for when the MOTB is pushed.

>>28160431
i swear i remember just last year people talking about long term strats for making it in case covid got out of control
>>28160427
a quick skim shows that none of the threads are promising for what we want
we could try becoming regulars in one of the generals there, it's not uncommon to show off guns in pics of silver stacks, it shouldn't be unthinkable to show off silver in pics of guns
you're all smart men with plans to survive the collapse of fiat, you did all buy guns right?

>>28160865
silver is hundreds of times undervalued held down by big banks

>>28160894
I did, I just don't know the rules on /k/ well enough to post there.

>>28160834
who the fuck is federated mint?

>>28160865
You can try but the beauty of /pmg/ is that we don't need to recruit, we are the magnet and everyone comes to us.
>>28160894
I think many are lurking here, guns and PM's kind of go hand in hand.

>>28160865
People here will bring it up in the course of conversation, but that's not the point of the thread, it's to get more ammo supplied to get cheap ammo to new gun owners >>28157367 >>28157014

>>28160512
So I'll explain my reasoning on settling on 100oz chunks for my metric.

So first let me define what "the silver price" means to me. Its the cheapest price that a normal person can get physical silver, in hand, that they are confident of the veracity of, immediately.

On the one extreme end someone might say look the price of silver is spot because you could just take delivery from the comex for spot.
Thats not the answer because that would be crazy unrealistic for a normal person.
On the other extreme end we might say a 1oz coin but most westerners who are investing can afford a lot more than that and get a much lower price because of that.
I settled on the 100oz bar as a reasonable middle ground between a mega poor fag who can only afford 1 ounce, and mega bank taking delivery from the comex.
I think most western investors can afford to drop 3k at a time when investing.

Ebay stretches the definition of immediately harder than I would like. But only in person exchanges would really satisfy that. And there is no good way to use that as a price metric. So ebay is the next best thing. These sellers ship the same day or next day.

>>28161121
https://www.wicz.com/story/43049157/federated-mint-provides-sealed-vault-bags-filled-with-precious-government-issued-coins

My mom found it in an Ad and I thought it was too good to be true, but threw 1k at it anyways

>>28160834
vault bags suck you never get to see them or feel them.

>>28160834
Well, if the real price of silver is around $32/ozt then yeah, but could be they just haven't updated their prices (unlikely). 3lbs silver = 43.75ozt = $1400 at $32/ozt

>>28161409
>>28161292
Guess we'll just see. I'll post pics when it arrives

Keep waiting for a dip in platinum that never comes

>>28161090
well as with any board, you should try lurking for a bit before posting
you seem to really appreciate that sig, they do have a handgun general
i myself lurk the AK general but my AK is a bit basic bitch for me to be comfortable showing off there, i was planning on waiting until i get an optic at least, but that purchase will likely be delayed with all the silver and such i plan on buying
i say just lurk moar and shill silver when necessary
if anyone asks we be completely honest about our motives, we want to see our fellow anons prepared for the inevitable and we want them contributing to the demise of fiat with us
i promise you that would go over well on /k/

>>28157367
I’ll cast lead allllll day

Ammo holdup is primers in case you didn't know, I didn't even though I have been reading it for years.
https://supervelammunition.com/byop-program/

>>28161517
with that in mind i'll start lurking in /k/ for an hour a day or something like that.

>>28161497
I got 3 ounces of plat. Was thinking of buying the latest queens beast but sold out :(

>>28161090
Oh god its microsoft windows.
My eyes, they bleed.
Bro, you cant have guns and silver in pic and not linux in the back ground.

Carry coins. Waiting til Wednesday price hammered on FOMC mtg. To buy in

JUST BOUGHT SOME PRECIOUS METALS, COUPLE HUNDRED ROUNDS OF 7.62 AND A FRESH AK-47

Any other miner stocks run by COMEX-hating silver bulls that aren't BHS or AG? I'm diversifying my portfolio but I'd like to support miners that don't bend the knee to (((them))).

Just came in boys

>>28161710
i'm a luddite that is also poor. give me a fucking break. at least i didn't dox myself this time.

>>28157179
I like the case where would I get one of those? Also very decent stack of Junk. I got $42 in dimes, $57 in half dollars, $31 in quarters and 2 silver dollars. I need to get back on the junk, I’ve been buying rolls of silver Eagles almost exclusively, but with the rise in premiums I’m turning to rounds and junk again.

>>28161805
thats fucking beautiful

>>28161889
Sick deal got em 10.16 per on plebbit PMsforsale

>>28146809
Did I get real shit?

>>28161835
I have wanted to know for some time now...do you make the tacos yourself or do you buy them from a taco vendor?

>>28161835
Linux is free and easy to use.
I recommend starting with Linux Mint.
My dad switched to linux one day all on his own without my help.
Microsoft Windows is a literal virus on your computer.
It doesn't just have viruses or get viruses, any antivirus that actually worked would necessarily have to uninstall your os.
Its spying on everything you do.
But I digress.
This thread isnt the place for this, I just wanted to try to get a quick convert.

Not gonna lie. I’m texting Chris Marcus from Arcadia Economics right now. Huge flex haha

>>28161993
danm, now i might have to risk brain cancer to part a fool from his silver. i'll be sure to send you a half dollar for your cancer meds for your work there.

>>28159975
>Thanks for your encouragement
No worries senpai. Congrats on getting out. Was the best decision I made even though I had my doubts. After seeing more and more anti white gay tranny shit it makes me sad for my friends who stayed. That said some of them are now full on board with this shit, makes me sad beyond words to know they are now the enemy of God.

>>28162049
i make them myself unless i work overtime.
>>28162051
i will do that on my next computer. right now i'm on my laptop so i can update my resume while i shit post. i need a new computer bad.

>>28162091
tell him to pop in thread and say whats up

>>28162344
>tell him to pop in thread and say whats up
Would be baste

>>28161710
>linux
HE DOESN'T KNOW
TempleOS fags roll call!

>>28162398
reporting

Sold my silver at 30.50 an ounce (definitely didn't get it way, way lower last february mr taxman) at a dealer. Got about 14.5k back and putting it all into TQQQ, which I will hold and continually add to over the Biden presidency. AMA.

>>28162483
>>28162398
Was thinking bout getting it. Or are yall just memeing?

>>28146434
>>28146515
I am once again asking for anyone to explain to me, a retard, why rhodium has gained so much in the last 2 years.

>>28162565
I still have win7 I just think Terry was something divine though.

>>28161835
You put the serial number down and everything anon. Good job.

>>28162279
Linux has less hardware requirements than Windows. You can put Linux on your current computer once you have a new one just to try it out, it'll probably run faster than it currently does

>>28162640
It's used in emission control why can't you jewgle anything for yourself? You wondering if its time to start hacking off truck exhausts again?

>>28162640
Isn't it only produced in South Africa?
A country that is increasingly devolving into anarchy?
I don't really know very much about it.
I just kinda know only those two things and they seem to go together.

>>28161517
sigbro is just leaving his fun as a calling card like other people do with figures and other shit although if he lost the gun and his degen weed and bowl ill still recognize his pics from that dirty ass table he keeps using

>>28162765
yeah yeah yeah, da gubmints commin for me. i get it i fucked up and deleted it immediately.
>>28162781
I'll check it out anon. thank you.

>>28162781
If you do an install of windows xp it will run faster than a 1 year old install of windows 10

Hope you mugss all sold your stocks and bought every fucking precious metal while you still have time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6Xoown-P54

>>28162991
it's the easiest way to take pics without giving away too much about my room.

>>28162557
are you aware of theta decay or are you just retarded

Reading new thread

>>28163159
You only make us want to know more, what kind of work you applying big boi? I already know you can't into excel so it must be manual labor right?

>>28148251
bout three fiddy

NEW THREAD up when ready!
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>>28163298
this

>>28162022
jelly
czeched
i hope its real

>>28163227
ill say more in next thread

>>28156580
I shouldn't take a picture of my ammo can and crate full of .308. But I can if you want me too.

>>28163472
The crux of 308 is finding that gun that will eat shit ammo without shitting all over itself

>>28163194
I've never read the TQQQ prospectus, but I'd imagine it's levered with futures not options. Beta slippage, not theta

>tfw listened to silver miner bro

>>28161090
Nice aliexpress copy coin.

>>28157335
USPS has had tons of delays it took an extra 5 days before I got my package

>>28162022
Depends. Show Hindenburg's hair, I can tell from that.

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>>28163605
>shit ammo eater
I could post that with it too. Mine is a Saiga 308-1. It eats my chink steal case copper washed .308 with ease. I would never feed that ugly Spetsnaz commie my Radway Green though. That is for NATO guns only.

>>28162051
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>>28162998
Just know that there are almost certainly backdoors at the hardware level in whatever processors you can get