/biz/ - Business & Finance

Yeah I'm not the usual baker and idgaf
Tell me what energy stocks are good

>>49478533

>>49478552

>>49479488
rude bastard

>>49479598
Anybody in natural gas?

Please help me understand why we got raped when EU futures went up from Free Port fire. How the fuck does that reduce demand? It should reduce supply?

>>49479821
the fire destroyed the refinery, which means we can't export to europe
1. this cuts european supply, so their prices go up because same demand lower supply
2. this increases our supply, so our prices go down because same demand higher supply

https://twitter.com/PriapusIQ/status/1534610301080977411

>>49479904
Yeah just lost a shit load, im jumping into KOLD before the storage report releases, this should add a lot to our storage then, supposed to be out for weeks

>>49478552
I can tell, since i cant get to the previous CMMG from here now :/

>>49479821
I actually wanted to hop into KOLD last week but neglected to, huge gains for whoever did..

ATH climbing nicely as of late with WTI spot in tow

>>49480585
I just fuck with futures etfs so goddam volatile, especially when you buy the top ha but it does seem like buying and selling the seasonal demand changes is free money

>>49480522
Previous: >>49415876

CPI tomorrow.
$34m of calls sold on AAPL yestersay, same volume on BABA for today and yesterday. Expecting a very hard move down

>>49481003
Hard move down for inflation or hard move down to AAPL?

>>49480585
And I shorted the bottom again

>>49478533
add this in the OP next time
http://whathasgovernmentdonetoourmoney.com/

>>49481438
just take over the next OP and add it yourself, these fuckheads won't do shit until you do it for them

when?

>>49480478
Lmao natgas bear bro is it you again? U never learn do you? Natty is not going back to $3 anytime soon. Thanks to Greta and green bums in government the supply is non existent. Do you get it?

>>49482639
Whoever is shorting American natgas at this point is literally asking to get raped. I mean we all have fetishes so I get it in a way

>>49481030
It looks like OTM calls were sold bc they were expecting a red day tomorrow

>>49478533
Good book

>>49482639
Ha I remember that post but no I'm just retarded, hoped the EIA report and the refinery fire dropped the price a bit more

Damn I should have sold my uranium position yesterday shouldn't I? Weak.

>>49484554
swingoids get the rope

>>49481003
>CPI tomorrow
miners better pump, it's getting tougher

>>49485930
Every analist say we'll break around late august/september. We will keep buying low for now. Won't mind being able to triple my IRV position cheap.

Of course, I welcome high price, I have my positions and tired of waiting...

Why is the entire UR and precious metals sectors imploding today? Makes no sense.

bump

>>49486330
Is this a good time to buy? What uranium ETF do people go for usually?

>>49486330
Everything just dumps all the time, soon gold mining stocks will be free. Then they will pay you to take them

When is Bayhorse going to recover? When will it pump to the moon? Feels bad man.

Did any Lagoon bros exit in March/April or is everyone mostly still in?

>>49488383
Any question with "when" make you looks like a retard. No one can see the future so learn to ask the right question instead.

>>49488385
Still have my 15k shares, don't feel the need to go harder, 10% of my portfolio. High confidence it will work.

>>49487955
URNM

>>49488385
I'm in, only 10,000 shares @ $0.41 US, might slurp in the coming weeks if I can ever free up some cash

>>49488462
Ride the lighting fellow horse Chad

>>49478533
/ourguy/ deso is live, talking commodities especially OIL https://www.twitch.tv/desogames

>>49488383
$30 silver will do it, maybe ~ 6 months after the market goes under 25,000

>>49488385
Didn't sell, results were decent and more to come. Every month we get closer to production permit as well.

this thread is a scam
still holding gayhorse and jew lagoon, I will never financially recover

>when UUUU raises 2%, this particular underlying goes up 5%
>when UUUU falls 5%, this particular underlying falls 2%

>>49490201
off with your head

>>49490201
Gayhorse is a scam run by a charlatan. Poo Lagoon isn't.
You don't and will not see any funds investing in gayhorse because they can't pass any basic DD.

First Majestic sisters, do we have any hope for the future?

>>49488493
Okay, any specific reason I should go with Sprott over Global X Uranium? I just want to get some while uranium is beaten to fuck. Sprott is down fucking 6% so I might just go with that.

What the fuck happened to uranium?

>>49490498
Two more quarters until $300 silver trust the plan

>>49490498
yes, I have the hope of selling my entire position when it hits $10.21

>>49490271
It's sprott right?

>>49490436
naysayer

>>49490201
I'd feel sorry for you but you were probably calling me a retard a few years back when I warned you bayhorse was probably a scam.

>>49490498
the only reason I own this stock is because Keef is good at pumping it to reddit-trannies and boomers and it went to $24 last time silver hit $30, literally no clue what its fair value is

>>49491005
Neighsayer*

>>49491654
thanks bro

Afternoon all!
https://www.mining.com/web/vale-moves-closer-to-developing-nickel-sulfate-operation-in-canada/

>>49488383
If you can't understand picrel, you shouldn't be putting money into these stocks.

>>49491005
>>49491654
cultist

Not much happening today, been busy out in the bush testing the new hot spot. Weathers fantastic here, time to be in the bush as much as i can be.

>>49482639
The only way that'd ever happen is if every LNG export terminal in the country was destroyed. Shit's getting exported now. How could it go down to $3?

>>49492534
Why did Vale recently start offering a 12% divvy? Chilean risk?

>>49494702
not sure but that could be one reason, I ll have to have a look, i havent looked at Vale deeply in a while.

>>49494702
Iron Ore prices have been elevated and dividends increased in correspondence.

Why is Blue Lagoon dropping?

>>49495196
sir please do not mention the poo lagoon

>>49495196
not a lot of news right now, thats probably the problem right now.

Hay, speaking of little news, Scottie Gold has some news finally!
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2659-tsx-venture/scot/122794-scottie-resources-announces-15-000-m-drill-and-exploration-program-on-its-scottie-gold-mine-project.html

>>49495196
poo lagoon is out. we are friends with horse man with the hat again

>>49495196
no none is even on the ceo.ca page anymore, no news in over a month... looking pretty gloomy. please Jesus Christ our lord and savior let them be sitting on some bonanza drill results.. allow the Lagoon to become a 1B+ market cap company and allow me to escape mid six figure hell forever

How many ounces of silver should l have before considering investing in commodities?

>>49496183
Why does this retarded question appear in every thread?

>>49496183
0?
I'm 100% in oil, uranium and natural gas and seem to be doing fine.

The next decade is going to be all about supply shortages. If your country lacks food, water or energy you die. A shortage of precious metals is who literally cares. That stuff never gets used and goes in a vault anyways.

>>49480478
>KOLD fag is back
oh no no no ahahahaaah

>>49495710
What is wrong with blue lagoon?

>>49496804
Whats a good uranium play? I cant find any that were nearly as profitable as oil or gas this year

Also this thread kinda sucks. Mfers still talking about pm like they havent been the worst performing asset of the last two years, and a bunch of gayhorse baggies jajajajajaja

>>49499289
60% - URNM ETF
10% - UEC
10% - CCO
10% - LEU
10% - explorers

>>49496804
Imagine being this retarded

>>49499289
my faves

Encore Energy - has permits will mine and make money
Global Atomic - has permits will mine and make money
Goviex Uranium - cheap and in Africa(could be an MA target)
Iso Energy - 50% owned by NexGen(the best deposit in the world)
Energy Fuels - US producer, will benefit from US sanctions + Meme power
Deep Yellow - deposit in Africa, led by John Borschoff, built Paladin last bull run(went up 90000%)
Ur Energy - Cheap US producer, will benefit from US sanctions
Uranium Energy Corp - US developer, will benefit from US sanctions, this stock has extremely high beta(get in at support, it can double in a month or two)
Denison Mines - Canadian developer

Cameco - largest western producer, safer than 99% of companies in the sector
Sprott Physical Uranium Trust - get exposure to uranium spot price - Probably the safest play

https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/uk-world-news/live-boris-johnson-announce-right-24183951
More housing poomping, first Aussies with their 40% gov stake in mortgages, now the Brits with subsidies.

>>49500536
Can someone rate my uranium holdings? I am a bong so can't buy a ETF like URNM or SPROTT sadly.

10k Energy Fuels
4k Denison Mines
2k Global Atomic
2k Uranium Energy Corp

Cheers

>>49498088
absolutely nothing, and if market and PM volatility drive it any lower it could be time to back up the truck for more shares

>>49495196
I wonder why...
He fell for a legit pajeet pump and dump.

>>49495196
We could be 1-2 years away from explosive gains in the gold and silver miners. Those who are able to stomach a temporary loss on paper but have the balls to hold through it will be the winners

>>49496403
all these threads are made and supervised by various scammers

that particular scammer needs to sell silver at 250% markup and it is a good enough business to employ hundreds of marketing shills

welcome to the internet enjoy your stay

>>49501665
I think he is just a retarded /pol/ack or /pmg/ frequenter that swallowed the setf bullshit hook line and sinker. Many of those around

>>49495640
Excellent news, that's a good sized program, should be more big hits coming from Blueberry. Scottie has held up better than many during the recent beat-down, I think many people see value here

>>49495640
new vid too!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzQlzz0LaAk

>>49501612
Good time to slowly start building positions.

>>49501612
>>49502604
It's ALWAYS 2-3 years away. I'm so sick of this fucking shit. I've wasted 12 years of my life.
What an absolute joke.

>>49501454
are they diluting?

>>49499289
>Mfers still talking about pm like they havent been the worst performing asset of the last two years
its a cult

>and a bunch of gayhorse baggies
imagine actually losing money when the fed printed 6 trillion dollars to pump into the market like for reals.

>>49500420
nigga you gay

>>49500536
Don't spoonfeed the shitposters

>>49500536
This is decent
I don't see bannerman on here

An ETN/ETF is good enough if you're not autistic.

CPLie data in less than 2 hours, 9%+?

>>49495640
>not a lot of news right now, thats probably the problem right now.

Aside from the lack of news, is blue lagoon a stock you would recommend owning the next 6-12 months?

>>49503149
You claim to have been doing this for 12 years, how do you not know this by now?
Do you just buy whatever names you see repeated?
Why are you asking Pan Man for stock holding advice?
Why are you asking Pan Man to do your DD for you?

I'm genuinely curious how you got to this point

>>49503245
>how do you not know this by now?
Know what? The fact this shit never goes up? The fact the market is just a carrot in front of your head that constantly moves away from you, wasting your time?

>>49503266
>asks dumb questions
>sperges out when confronted
What are you even doing here? Cut your losses and fuck off to gamble on shitcoins or tech stocks.
You clearly don't know the first thing about the companies you claim to hold (assuming you're not just a troll). Just sell and move on.

>>49503094
Shadowstats 19%+

Ore Day presentation in 10 minutes.

https://oreday.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ew3dAp0Hspc

>>49503621
only 8.6% goyim, maybe x3

>>49504392
phew, crisis averted

Bump

>>49502890
>he thinks pms sit in a vault
Ironically you need silver to type out your posts here
You don't understand how the world works because you are an incompetent nigger child. Now get back to your schoolwork Tyrone

Gold is making a rebound after dumping earlier.

Let's say I buy 1 stock at $10.15
I then sell that stock 56 minutes later at $10.16
How many taxes do I have to pay on that trade?

>>49507488
You need copper and tin for that too, and those way more useful too. You can even use them yourself if need be. Why not start stacking copper and tin wire anon?

>>49507706
You'll probably get some losses due to trading fees, so you can actually reduce your tax burden a little in this scenario

nice one Lion bros

>>49507908
Let's say I buy 1 stock at $10.
Then sell that stock 56 minutes later at $10.50 with $0.49 trading fees.
How many taxes do I have to pay on that trade?

>>49504392
Only 8.6% inflation goys. We only didn't count food and energy. Also we adjusted housing as well. Such a scam.

Bought some URNM when it dumped. Hope you guys haven't memed me with the uranium call. Plan to hold it long term anyway.

WTF commodities bros I'm down big time..

>>49502707
Explorers are always diluting, they're not profitable after all. No way around it.

i ll be around later guys, weathers fantastic out today. Hopefully some more snow has left where i want to do some testing today.

This thread used to be pretty active. Now it isn't, when there is overwhelming evidence for a stagflationary recession. Maybe we are still early.

>>49511448

It's kinda like how Rick Rule said,

>You can determine the performance of Uranium from my viewer counts alone
>When Uranium isn't doing well I get only few thousand viewers.
>When it's doing well I get over thirty thousand per video.

Same goes for these threads.
When things aren't moving or when they go down people aren't interested.
When they're doing well people want to jump in and chase the price.

I think we're early in a sense that these companies still have at least 10x left in them, but the first easy 10-30x has already been made in the energy sector.
Many PMs might still have that easy money left in them along with some niche energy companies that haven't moved yet.
I really hope that we end up retesting the bottoms we had a little while ago or go even lower with the greater market. I want to load up on more stuff and I'm in no big hurry for this market to go up.

It's over guys

>>49511448
>This thread used to be pretty active
I used to post a lot but haven't been for the past couple of months. I find myself typing up well-informed responses, but then deleting it half way through and choosing not to respond at all because that stupid motherfucker isn't even worth my time and teaching others how to be better traders / investors does not help me

>>49496403
AI bots

>>49512301

>>49512412
100% based, you are basically me. Most anons here are clearly trash and not worth our time. This goes for most boards. Absolutely continue on your path. The ones who will make it won't tend to go looking for help or if they do it will be to confirm if they made the right move.

https://www.invesco.com/us/financial-products/etfs/product-detail?audienceType=Investor&ticker=PDBC
Why's my nigga Mannarino shilling this "commodity" ETF?
Is he expecting funds to mindlessly buy it because it has "commodity" in the name?

So where is these so called smart money in bond market?

>>49512983

>>49512983

>>49512301
NOW we're truly doomed. See you guys at the bottom

>>49513097
Hey nigger am I losing my
Mind or did your image with 3 statements in LME nickel trades going bull and void just change?

I'm loading the boat with GUSH. If we dip on Monday I'm gonna buy more but after the fed freaks out on Monday and Tuesday people are gonna get the message that oil is going to 145/barrel by the end of month.

>>49513151
I deleted it since I uploaded the wrong screenshot accidentally.

>>49513184
Thanks. Thought I was losing my bananas

GDXJ pumping, Poo Lagoon going to new all time lows. Poetry. Pooetry, even.

>>49510500
then why would anyone invest in them?

>>49514122
Asymmetric returns if they can prove up a massive resource another company will be interested in buying up, simple as. Blue Lagoon was the golden pony for many on here but it seems to be old hat now. Wonder what the next cmmg P&D will be

SALT bros can't stop winning

https://ceo.ca/@nasdaq/atlas-drills-another-large-step-out-at-great-atlantic

>>49515141
>That company has done over 7000% in the last three years

Jesus fucking Christ

>>49511862
>>49512412

I used to be much more active, but changed my home internet service to a new cellular provider and I always get blacklisted IPs. I'm a mid-30s anon with a newborn son, with another on the way, and trying to build generational wealth.

>>49515789
The ceo.ca room for atlas was pretty much empty a year ago, now it's common to see 40+ in there on the weekends. Most think it's a 5-10x from here. I got this comical stink bid filled last year, kek

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMPrhbQuq8c

>>49512301
How much do they pay him?
Why does anyone watch him or car what he has to say?

>>49513466
Kek

>>49516671
Whatever they pay him, they should double it. He's destroying every single golem retard who trusts heebs for opinions and they deserve it.

>>49511862
How much room does uranium have to run?

>>49517818

I don't think anyone can answer that, but I think it's pretty safe to say that every non shit company can do at least 10x simply based on the market cap of the entire industry.
Really it would be impossible not to do 10x from here when the entire Uranium sector is valued somewhere between 40-60 bil. Government's mere intention to buy 4 bil worth of Uranium is enough to move the entire market 10% and that shows how insanely small this sector is.
I keep my expectations at 10x from here, wouldn't be surprised at all if they did more though.
It's good to keep in mind how much money is out there at the moment along with new investors. The market looks completely different when compared to the early 2000s or 2008.
We might very well experience some absolutely insane numbers if Uranium becomes a trendy meme sector, which is entirely possible. But I try to keep things at least somewhat down to earth.

>>49518202
Is SPROTT a good buy if I want to play it safe and don't know much about the industry?
As far as I know they just hold cash and physical uranium, when uranium demand rises the etf rises?

>>49511448
took a huge core position last jul/aug, held through dips and peaks because the reason remains the same
>massive red sea
yeah, im just burnt. too early to seeing the reality and now others get a better price means im exhausted and bitter, no energy to be active here. i gotta be a better man.

What are the top uranium plays listed on the TSX or TSXV?
Got CCO AND DML.

https://www.mining.com/web/gold-fields-investor-tells-miner-to-scrap-yamana-deal/

Lol. I believe they have to pay $450M if they don't go through with the deal. What a disaster this has been for Gold Fields management.

>>49516546
>>49512853

Another reason is because I am already in the best performing trades: Oil and the US Dollar

People think the dollar is getting killed to inflation, and it is in real terms in the long run, but in the shorter-term, the dollar has gained MASSIVELY against all stocks except oil producers. When a stock falls -50%, that is the same as your dollar gaining +100% against that stock because you can now buy 2x as much of that stock with the same dollar. So literally sitting in US Dollars over the past 6 months has been the best performing trade along with oil, if you want to buy stocks. The dollar has of course lost to housing, but if you're not buying a house it doesn't fucking matter. I'm buying stocks, not houses

Sitting in dollars, you lose to inflation when it comes to real-life goods and services like food and gas, but dollars are up hugely against stocks (except oil). So if you want to buy stocks eventually, dollars are the best performing trade against them all year

>>49519292
I dumped my Yamana shares when this was announced. If this is cancelled and Yamana has a good drop I will probably buy back in.

My largest holdings are now First Majestic, Pan American, and Jaguar.

>>49519891
Yeah I wouldn't want to invest in Gold Fields either, especially after this flop. I dont like the expensive silver stocks. Even after the drop FM is still pretty expensive and they lost money last year when prices were pretty good. Dont know much about their guidance but unless they are expected to reduce cost significantly soon then they seem extremely expensive. Probably because they have that popular CEO who talks about silver price manipulation.

>>49516616
Hilarious. Imagine you actually put like $1000 into it.
Oh well, there will be other companies that do well.
I remember seeing Alcoa (AA?) posting consistent returns since 2020 crash.

>>49511448
Don't have anything to add and my more active plays are /smg/ tier.
Waiting for UUUU calls to expire so I can write more and buy more

>>49520953
>Waiting for UUUU calls to expire so I can write more and buy more
where do you see it in 6 months to a year and why?

>>49521590
For me I see uranium picking up in 2-3 years minimum. We'll have interesting swing opportunities here and there since it tends to spike. But UUUU is nice because its decently priced, has options, and could pop off in the future.
It tends to crab between 6-9.
Even if I'm wrong, I can farm yield at what is effectively a 20-30% rate per year, giving me a free position after 3-5 years. There is interest in uranium too, so I should have good exit liquidity. Long CCs are so comfy.
Ideally itd have a dividend, but now I only trade things that are optionable

>>49520267
>popular CEO
This.
I actively avoid companies with a popular CEO. Buying a company because the CEO is popular is faggotry akin to wearing a sports shirt with another guy's name on the back.

Its going to be interesting to see how this deal goes. Major investors are not thrilled with it.
https://www.mining.com/web/gold-fields-investor-tells-miner-to-scrap-yamana-deal/

>>49519891
>I dumped my Yamana shares when this was announced
That makes two of us bro. I had a pretty bad cost average on AUY and didn't know anything about GFI (I screen for US and Canada listed only) so I just decided to doompeet for a slight gain. Wonder how many others did the same.

Also,
>Holding any shares of First Majestic, a 100% hype-based company

looks like uranium is starting to outpreform, usually on days like today we're down 10-15 percent

Is there a bayhorse of gold? I'm looking to loose some money.

>>49525242
poo lagoon

Its not even at 3 yet, commodities are going to rip

>>49526544
Hopefully sooner than later. Never thought last December they would be able to push past April...

>>49526583
inflation is too high and won't stop, where else is there to put your money than things that have real value that for the most part, people really can't choose not to buy.

>>49526608
That's what I thought last year but people are fucking slowpoke...

I'm still confident we will win, just thought the first upleg would happen faster.

>>49526772
>bacon is a commodity in the USA
Dog bless

>This will be the hardest time to hang on in this mega bull market. Interest rate tightening with the Fed causing an export of inflation as dollar stays relatively strong. Gold rises in all other currencies as dollar holds up better. Contrary to many beliefs, the current monetary system will break on the back of a strong dollar. How gold reacts will be hard to time. Better to ride it out and add on weakness. 2 maybe 3 more rate hikes as system breaks from usd strong while fx and euro get hit with the brunt of the price rises. Fed then steps in as the anointed savior . Even though they have willingly caused the problem to position themselves to introduce their solution. This all happening as pm's gyrate around waiting for the green light to launch. Very difficult to trade . Find your quality juniors and add on the dips. News/drills could also cancel out much of any weakness and valuations could/should rise despite short term metals sentiment. As you can see too many moving parts to jump in and out and risk being left behind. A digital FED currency(to track all transactions) will be their ultimate goal.Having physical out of the system is advisable as well. I'm staying long.

Good post from my boy

>>49512412
This. Everyone who is worth learning anything has learned by now or is own their own path of learning. Then you get the retards like ITT screeching about how they've been losing money for so long and how we're all retarded but then also begging to be spoonfed.
Most of the time I only bother to reply to call people out or remind people to stop helping the very same people who keep shitting on them.

I don't know why people go to the effort of typing detailed responses to shitheads who post "give me an example of a good X and explain your reasoning" which is essentially "do my DD for me".

It's not even a case of "Oh I'm just trying to help and be a good person" because as is observable ITT they simply don't deserve it.

>>49508482
Probably $0, at least in my country I need to make a certain amount of profit before the tax treshold is exceeded.

>>49511448
completely in >>49512412 line. I don't even check the thread most of the time, just go to the latest posts. Anons deserving good answer are mostly gone (or got their answers), we've been here for 3 years now.

>>49527280
>Then you get the retards like ITT screeching about how they've been losing money
Impatient retard and swingoids are the worst.

I keep accumulating. Once my IRV position is set, I'll probably start putting 500$ in a good different nano-cap explorer each month. If we do get the bullmarket we all expect, I won't need more than 500$ on those sub10MC explorer. It'll also help spice up.

>>49511862
Yep, I remember very well when some anons and I shilled uranium. No-one bought and talked about it. Now you get Uranium DD and tips in every fucking thread. See picrel, mid-2020.

He also said recently that Silver is where Uranium was 2 years ago. Bullish.

>>49518202
Thanks anon. I will do some DD on some companies but I appreciate the help and your take.

>>49527451
While he is right, the biggest gains have been made. We had that talk plenty of times. Rick rules agree. Everyone agree. Still retarded to not buy some good uranium plays.

Silver and Gold are what you should be the most bullish on.

>>49527501
Yeah, I can see UUUU has already X10 so I imagine I'm already late. I'd be more than happy with a 1x to be honest, especially considering the market right now.

I will look into silver though because I want something to tide me against inflation.

>>49527629
If all you're looking for is a double then no need to take risks on junior. Mid and Major are all you need.

Then again, everyone has different time horizon expectation.

Video from Rafi about consumer confidence and silver prices from 6 months ago.

https://youtu.be/OEma9FLu2Us

>>49527862
https://twitter.com/RafiFarber/status/1535295209067663360
rafi
>The government of Japan just announced with the Bank of Japan, a plan to intervene in the currency markets to save the Yen. How do you save the Yen without raising rates? You sell foreign currency. Guess who the largest foreign holder of US Treasuries is? The Bank of Japan.

>>49527678
Makes sense. I think I'll just focus on UUUU and the larger players then.

>>49527422
>Impatient retard and swingoids are the worst.
Agreed. I have no problem with the rare people who ask half decent questions or are at least polite, such as the dude above me. If someone actually wants to learn then great but I hate impatience, swingies and spoonfeeders

Bump.
Just saw an ad on Yahoo Finance for Sprotts URNM. Uranium seems to be positioned to normalfags now. Make sure you have your bags

Are we too late for a 10x in oil/gas? I got my shit together too slowly but I believe in energy now. Should I just stick with my uranium/PM stocks?

>>49530149
Based

>>49530940
Probably way too late for a 10x sector wide but there are still very attractive companies out there at these prices

>>49530940
Way too late. We called gas at 9$ here 6 months ago, some bought, some didn't. We called Uranium bull in summer 2020, some bought, some didn't.

Now is the time to slurp any Gold and Silver share you can. You have to buy when the room is empty, not following the herd.

>>49531501
Any you want to mention?
>>49531643
Yeah, I'm just a stubborn asshole and refused to see what was obvious until things got very real with inflation.
I already had some PMs and I think I'm still early for uranium. But yeah oil and gas got away from me. This board should rangeban India for nonstop shilling shitcoins.

>>49530940
I'm still DCAing into Athabasca every month and I don't plan to stop anytime this year

>>49531643
>Way too late
based gains-gatekeeper

>>49531643
no 10x in uranium?

>>49532145
>>49532198
Gains will being made in any commodity. Very hard to find a 10x stock in oil/gas right now. Maybe after a dip. However, they are everywhere in G/S.

Honestly, it depend also on what kind of "default" country will get... Hard to predict the future. In any case, we will make lot of money.

Friday night news releases are rarely good

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/569-tsx-venture/scz/122945-santacruz-silver-reports-fatal-accident-at-the-reserva-mine-in-bolivia.html

>>49532442
Why would you like that post lol

>>49532570
dips are always welcome

>>49532442
only news I wait is their debt being paid off. Not touching the stock until then.

>>49530940
Just don't go crazy with leverage into the summer.

>>49533243
I learned from a severe rekking last year (13k, almost my entire liquid cash at the time) not to play with leverage unless it's very obvious which direction something will move in.
I've recovered since then, nearly offed myself unironically. Now I'm being sensible and not using leverage at all, I might start again one day if I have a few K to burn. For now I'm keeping things simple and low risk.
That said, I wish I had shorted tech stocks before the rate hikes started when there was a rally. Missed opportunity but oh well.

>>49513238
That happens when you ape into investments

>>49530149
I received a monthly shill message couple of days ago from my broker and they were talking about some Uranium ETF called Uranium X , so yeah the normie attention phase is creeping in really fast.
I don't think they still have the confidence to throw their money into these smaller companies, but we're not far from that happening.

>>49531643
What sucks about gold and silver is that there's an absolute assload of miners out there and most of them are utter shit.
It's way easier and more safe investing into Uranium juniors valued at 20 mil than a silver or gold junior at the same price.

>>49533656
Oh the random-ass explorers are coming in and rebranding themselves as uranium plays now, just wait
Pegasus isn't going to be the last

>>49532251
I dont care for gold and silver. Too much attention and volume, more liquidity means more price agreement which means less volatility and opportunity.
Something like energy and metals like copper, palladium, coal, things like that tickle my fancy

>>49487600
Was looking at the chart. I sold when they did the unexpected PP, has the story changed after that? Surely that is a bargain rn?

>>49478533
nightmare?

>>49535104
Haven't studied them closely but I'm a bit wary about their PEA because if the project is really that good then why did they get to buy it so cheap? They got it only a few years back for cheap right? Assuming that's how their stock went parabolical in 2020. Actual costs are probably going to be a lot higher than in the study which is why they had to do the raise.
Also while I like the strategy of using contractor mining and toll milling giving extreme leverage, I don't trust the CEO simply because I don't believe he has any/much mining experience. Too many mismanaged mining companies, you have to go for mgmt with track records.

>>49514298
Blue Lagoon ain't old hat, you just need some patience in this sector.

>>49534152
>Pegasus isn't going to be the last
Already Allan Barry LabouCON has got his recently renamed Advance Lithium back into gold now that it's at CAD$0.025. Vancouver is full of scammers and scam companies like this.

Any COMBers here? Just trying to stay ahead of inflation but they have a high expense ratio

>>49535589
Yeah. CEO.ca is already entertaining the idea of a class action suit, lol. Financials soon, I guess I'll wait until then. Market so bad, I doubt the initial pump will be that great even if results are good

>>49535589
They don't use their mill, thats why AISC is so low. Im waiting for more news before taking position, for now, I prefer buying IRV

>>49537320
>Yeah. CEO.ca is already entertaining the idea of a class action suit, lol
lol indeed, probably not going to go anywhere. PEAs are often very inaccurate and they aren't supposed to be relied on either. Even a FS can be way off without mgmt getting sued normally. Third parties do the studies. But I don't doubt investors are unhappy looking at the stock price lol.
>>49537363
Yes they use toll milling. That doesn't give you a lower AISC, but a higher one because the owner of the mill want a profit. It lowers your initial capital expenditure though. And I suppose it can be cheaper if the toll mill is very large and efficient and the mill you would have built was a small one.

>>49537320
If the results are good I think they will get a nice pump but the capital raise is almost an admission that it's not going to be great. Their production is also very low in the early years right, like 10koz or something? Operations like that are almost never low cost, especially when they have contractor mining and toll milling. The real test will be when they ramp up in a few years to 50koz or whatever it is.
If they can't make money in the early years with low production then that's just another reason not to trust the mgmt because then they shouldn't have begun mining obviously and waited for the permit or what they need to ramp up.

>>49535673
What bull case is left? They’re literally hemorrhaging money until they get into production, they don’t even have their permit amendment completed, their ASIC is like 1800, list goes on. The bull case is what, that gold goes to 3000 and they can turn a profit mining 75,000 tons a year? Seems pretty unlikely

>>49537946
How do you know their aisc is 1800?
You tell me, what is the original bull case that is no longer valid?

>>49538185
The original bull case was that they’d find bonanza drill results and have million + oz of provable resource. The cope currently is their mediocre prior drill results are just the tip. The big poo himself, Rana, has said the mine wouldn’t be profitable if gold fell below 1800/oz. Either gold explodes upwards and they expand their resource, or blue lagoon continues to circle the drain. It needs BOTH of those things to happen.

>>49538413
Completely false.
He said they would be profitable at 1800, but not profitable if gold fell to 1300s.
Drill results have been good, not great, not terrible. That's what happens when you're drilling new areas instead of drilling your one known good spot over and over like many companies do, you hit some duds.

>>49507861
>buy the ath
You'll fit right in here

The only benefit euros have is they can still walk in their cities. America is so spread out it would be impossible.

>>49538846
Will they walk truckloads of food stuffs from the farms? If so they better wake up early and have comfy shoes

Prepping the BHLL bamp

>>49538725
yea their results were not what i was expecting, but still fairly good over all. I am getting a bit sick of the hurry up and wait around permitting but thats still a hassle for a lot of projects lately.

Dome has excellent potential. I cant wait to see what else they find with the work their doing.

>>49540521
Any news from Bunker Hill recently? I am busy and havent checked on them recently.

>>49541590
june 3rd warrants were exercised.

i hope they don't dillute too much more but they still think a 2023 restart is going to happen as per 5-19-22

>Saturday night

>>49541835
sweet! Seeing the Bunker Hill back in operation would be something amazing, major mines like that dont stay dead for long!

>>49542034
if they aren't open by 2nd quarter 2023 i am going to be pissed because then my thesis was wrong. my assumed amount of dilution until operation is still on track. i just hope the 1.3 i am supposed to profit from my .36-.45 average happens or I will be super pissed. I hate wasting years after i find out im wrong. lol

>>49542148
i wonder how long it will take to get that mill the bought moved and commissioned for operation? Their plan was to start off shipping ore to a nearby mill with a toll rate right?

>>49542280
yeah a few years ago i blieb bt then they started bringing on new exec. managment. so i am sure it changed.
I made my bet and halfassley monitor it, as it comes closer to return time i really start to read every release and sec filing.

>>49531643
These bags are heavy but I'm used to it now. Loaded up on GDXU this week and i've been accumulating all the peruvian silver shitcos

bump

Baggies getting smacked, BTC at 27.3k. Rate hikes next week.

>>49500536
>built Paladin last bull run(went up 90000%)
for how long

>>49516546
VPN with a 4chan pass

heres an interesting article on Bolivia trying to deal with its small scale miners in the Amazon.
https://www.mining.com/web/in-bolivias-amazon-wildcat-gold-mining-boom-stokes-tension-over-environment/

Thinking about buying ATM GDX calls 1 year out monday

last link for me tonight, looks like a lot of smaller nations are trying to cash in on their semi legal / illegal mining trades right now.
https://www.mining.com/web/gold-mines-in-lawless-region-targeted-in-chads-revenue-search/

Sup dudes. I was gone for a week but checked the thread every day. Wasn't able to respond. Many replies I wanted to make. Off the top of my head the replies I wanted to make were.

1.Encore is the best uranium stock. Period. Us just proposed 4 billion to buy US uranium? Who's going to be producing in the us at the end of the year? Encore. Who's In fact one of the ONLY us based producers. Encore.

2. Analysts are pretty much saying that we are within months of a rocketship in gold and silver. Ted butler. David Brady.

3. Oil is going over $150. Athabasca is about to pay off their entire debt in the next year and has talked about dividends.

4.Atlas salt kicks ass.

5.Santa Cruz had a fstality st one of their mines. I'm still long term. Holding bracing for Volatility. Always looking for swing trades.

6. You vill have a bad economy and you vill have high prices.

>>49546633
Not fair.

>>49527280
I don't mind helping out others I jsut get tired of saying the same things over and over again but it's for the greater good.

>>49527501
The easy gains have been made. Not the biggest.

Breaks my heart. Cerrado gold has been killing it but I had to cut it because the volume is just not there and hasn't been. Hope I don't regret that.

Where are the smug cryptoshitters? Finding out survivorship bias first hand.

Anyways. Aaron made a new video but it's just shilling his services to cryptobros. But he gave away free DD on spanish mountain gold. He says it's a 5 bagger from here.

>>49548179
I don't agree but I hope you are right. This kind of bullmarket can easily become a bubble too. Will keep averaging in my uranium producer position.

>>49548137
Same but I will only keep doing it until the bullmarket start. Then thread will become unhealthy full of meme, trolls and spoonfeeding. It will be time to just sit back and relax. GL to all.

>>49549033
Yep, saw it, not interested in the company. Also, his subscription seems too high for me. Michael Olivier is more than half of that and David Morgan also the same (a bit higher than MO).

>>49548088
Welcome back, I imagine the sun must be a bitch for you lol but mirin them traps bro
>Athabasca has talked about dividends.
This makes me hard as a rock. My biggest position.
>>49548137
>I don't mind helping
Yeah I just get triggered when people spoonfeed obvious shitheads

>>49549506
>Then thread will become unhealthy full of meme, trolls and spoonfeeding
The % is growing, we're not there yet but we're getting there.
Been a pleasure sharing the threads with you good anons until that happens

>>49549506
Can you explain the image you’ve posted? Is that securities which they can’t find buyers for in the grey bar on the far right?

>>49549754
It's loss they havent realized yet. Like you holding a deep red stock and not willing to sell. They can sell, but you'll have to swallow and announce the loss which can topple some dominos.

Wtf are you talking out here? If you wanna try something interesting, join Streeth.

>Street Art NFTs by world renowned street artists.
>Team of eight with 50+ years of joint experience
>Fully secured personal Vault

>>49549778
Who’s it in regards too? Is it the FED?

>>49549813
Cringe bot post holy shit

>>49549778
Spaceys character was such a fucking loser in that movie

What were they supposed to do? Hold their positions until somebody else dumped their bags and crashed the market instead? Or just everyone hold forever and never sell again lol
I hate how they portrayed him as some kind of decent character he was just a retard

It's just the start. pic rel.

>>49549820
Mostly hedge fund and fed yes.
https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/fed-carrying-330b-unrealized-losses-its-asset-according-q1-financial-statement-2022-05-27/

>>49490436
>Poo Lagoon isn't.
Even hater like Don Durrett started changing his opinion on Based Pooh.

GDX starting to get shilled on mainstream
https://youtu.be/IB7b3S3W8RI
It's a matter of time now

>>49550810
I'm fucking erect

Even my normie friends who refused to listen in 2019 are now buying Gold and Gold miner at better price than me, I want this shit to moon NOW and reward me more than these fuckers

>>49548088
>Analysts are pretty much saying that we are within months of a rocketship in gold and silver.
They're always saying this

>>49550857
Your friends are unironically smarter if they bought at lower price. Assuming the price starts going up that is

had a dream last night Atlas went to $32, that's when we sell

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqkSNel3EW8

>>49551148
It's partly luck desu. I only picked up some GDX about 3 weeks ago after I noticed there was a lot of overlap in people across various threads and sites (Twitter, YouTube, reddit) shilling it.
Also it just makes sense, people only got a clear direction on the rate hike plan a few weeks ago, the time to act was when it became obvious that the Fed lacked the balls to raise rates past like 2%. Recently I've added on some GDXJ and URNM.
Like I said, it's a matter of time how this plays out now.
I spent the last few years building an understanding of global markets and finance and I'm acting on pure rationality. I also plan to pick up a btc or 20 when they crash to 3 figs (or even 2 figs). I already hear you laughing and that's how I know it will hit 3 figs.

>>49551148
Nope. Just because you got a better result doesnt mean you did right or are smarter. That's a retarded conclusion to take.

In a long run, those mistakes will cost them way more than the better price they got right now.

>>49551382
The results are all that matters. Everything else is cope.

>>49551452
Maybe for you, not for me. Guess my IQ is too high.

I'm glad they bought this low, otherwise I wouldn't have shilled.

>>49551496
>my IQ is too high
High IQ people do the right thing at the right time. Anything else is cope. Not even saying I am high IQ, I've made more than a few fuckups along the way.

>>49551604
>High IQ people have precognition
lol

Holy shit oil bros.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWyhKobyM68&t=8s&ab_channel=NathanWatson

The first 20 minutes of this presentation basically makes the case that Russian crude oil production is going to go off line for decades.
>All the pipelines going to europe through ukraine and belarus are fated to go kaput
>Ports which oil is shipped operating at 20-50% capacity
>Most russian oil wells in permafrost
>If oil stops being shipped and pressure builds up in the pipes, the oil in the pipes will literally freeze and make the pipes unusable meaning the entire pipe will have to be redrilled.
>This happened in 1992 and it took russia like until 2020 to get back the pre soviet collapse production they had.

That Russian oil production isn't coming back for DECADES. Europe is going to freeze.

>>49551638
I'm done feeding this retard with (you).

>>49551650
Hum I don't think so. India is already buying Russian oil then selling it to us at higher price. We will get it but it will cost a lot. No freezing.

Hopefully I will be gone from this commie-hole in 5 years.

>>49551496
>IQ so high that you delude yourself to thinking losing money is good
holy mother of COPE

>>49551650
Don't worry, the SPR is unlimited and the USA has unlimited LNG capacity that can supply the whole world.

>>49552240
>USA has unlimited LNG capacity that can supply the whole world.
We dont have the ports and material needed to receive it (and process it).

>>49548088
>Encore
While I dont know much about the industry, the fact that Biden subsidized a ton of solar to china manufacturers, and did ESG memes against oil and gas mames me think he doesnt have local producers in mind

>atlas salt
Already had insane returns iirc. What more upside is there?

>>49549506
Is the black bars options and derivatives?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlMi92JiTiQ

update from gary

I keep thinking about missing out on oil gains. When was the time to get in? How late am I?

>>49552642
>>atlas salt
>Already had insane returns iirc. What more upside is there?

deposit open in all directions, drilling
feasibility study Q3/Q4
at least 1 renewable energy salt dome spinout coming, might have discovered 2nd salt dome
shaping up to possibly be the biggest, lowest cost salt mine in the world

>>49548088
Who else is a uranium producer in the US?
PEN, MF.
PENMF.

>>49554658
based penmf holder

Still waiting for an opportunity to buy below 0.16

>>49552258
I was being facetious

I'm thinking of getting into uranium with either uuuu or sruuf. Can anyone clarify my understanding on these two? Right now I'm thinking uuuu would be the risker one with potentially more upside, and sruuf would just be betting on the long term price of uranium and nothing else.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVgFBuSmkG8

Very good video if you ignore his royalty shilling

>>49549898
>what were they supposed to do
They speculated on something that was worth $0, then they received insider/advanced knowledge that it's worth $0, then dumped it on investors without the insider knowledge.
You or me would go to jail for that.

>>49553518
I'd love a position in Atlas but I missed the boat and just can't bring myself to chase the green candles even if there is more upside. It might come back to bite me but I won't consider it unless they go back somewhere under 2 but props to those who got in early

>>49558242
based stance, do not feel like you have to chase. Plenty of opportunity out there.

You can buy the Lion right now with a market cap lower than before their drill result

>>49551110
Yeah but David Brady is always bearish. Now he's saying right around the corner. I try to keep different tiers of respect for different analysts. David hunter is on the bottom. Total clown, David Brady is ensr the top. Always conservative. Writes for Sprott.

>>49551110
Yeah but David Brady is always bearish. Now he's saying right around the corner. I try to keep different tiers of respect for different analysts. David hunter is on the bottom. Total clown, David Brady is ensr the top. Always conservative. Writes for Sprott.

>>49549726
Yeah white boy finally got some sun. Rocking a nice tan.

>>49551382
>>49551452
Smart money bought two years ago. Unfortunately the market rewards dumb money. We all know that's true.

>>49558242
Just wait a couple weeks and look for opportunities.

>>49558242
new video today

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0H2lWGC9F0

>>49558335
Agreed.
I don't know much about Lion desu as I'm mostly set with my metal positions but I'll take a look.

>>49559032
>Yeah white boy finally got some sun. Rocking a nice tan.
kek yeah I was thinking more with the red hair, that's what it's like over here at least but maybe it's a Celtic thing as even though mine's near black I practically fucking ignite in the sun.

>>49559079
Will watch, thanks.

>>49559046
>Unfortunately the market rewards dumb money. We all know that's true.
In the old paradigm, sure. The new paradigm seems to be here though. This one won't be so easy on feckless low IQ scrubs.