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https://goldseek.com/article/pm-stocks-bottom-finally-forms

An extremely good article to read. We're off for new high.

How will Wednesday affect us? Think we have room to drop?

>>50808734
We might drop a little bit but regardless after that we'll still be in the up.

There's actually some people saying that we might still get a high print. Also, even if it's a low print we still have 9% inflation. The market may be a bunch of retarded goldfish floating from one number to the next but I know where I want my money.

cant wait for october boys. once the strategic reserve tap is turned off oil is going to go exponential. no doctored eia report is going to save them from my gains.

Is uranium a good play for long term?

25 year old here, late to investing but I wanna make use of the fact that we’re gonna keep eating up the worlds resources, and want to profit off that.

Enjoy my ivory as payment for your answers

>>50809113
>once the strategic reserve tap is turned off
QRD?
An anon in here the other day was fudding how no one ever googles it and they have 50 years of oil left. I looked and it's global oil reserves (lol) which means we have to trust venezuela, saudi arabia and iran (lmao)

>>50809172

Stop. Design cards properly

>>50809244
starting in april biden started to release 1M barrels a day from the strategic supply reserve. as of october those barrels are gone. they've unloaded at least a quarter of the nations reserves to try and ease supply side problems. this cannot last forever. when 7M/week in barrels turns into -2.3M/week (currently planning on buying back 60M of the 180M released) with a 9M spread it will have major impact on prices. bidens hope is that demand will subside going into the fall and he can benefit from the good news for mid terms. however with saudi having no spare capacity and oil companies avoiding capex like the plague, supply side issues will still exist.

>>50809256
M-Me bro? Sorry if I’m bothering ya.

>>50809284
Damn, thanks

>>50809244
Imagine how much oil there must be to have a reserve of 50 years. With gold there's only 15 years of reserves, even for copper there's only 40 and there's loads of that stuff.

>>50809172
Yes it is, should start running soon too.

>>50809244
Some people here, maybe the same guy, keeps insisting we have unlimited resources, I think he is just a jackass considering many of his posts try insulting people here.

>>50809113
>>50809284
Why'd you delete?
>>50809411
Yeah I didn't buy it purely because it relies on trusting figures given by brown people

>>50809172
Hello, im also quite young, 24 years old. The younger you are the higher risk tolerance but that also depends on net worth. Im perhaps to bullish on commodities, especially uranium. As Rick Rule says, either nuclear is turned on or the lights are turned off. We will see with EU and russia this winter, the rhetoric is not calming down, russian uranium/enrichment sanction soon? Of my net worth im perhaps 66% in energy and 45% in uranium.

>>50809172
You should read
>Hot commodities by Jim Rodgers

>>50809456
>>50809436
Any good tickers for uranium? Should I be looking at mining companies or uranium energy companies?
Net worth is low atm but I got a great job recently and now make 70k+ a year and have some interesting pieces to turn into funds for investments
>>50809491
Will do thanks !

Mountain Boy update

https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/mountain-boy-updates-field-work-at-telegraph-in-bcs

Ross Beatty bought in recently, MTB could be turning it around

Mountain Boy update

https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/mountain-boy-updates-field-work-at-telegraph-in-bcs

Ross Beaty bought in recently, MTB could be turning it around

>>50809387
Sorry, it's one of the few things I get autistic about
I just want to succeed

Guys... When is Bayhorse finally going to the Moon? Or at least recover? I've lost so much money...

>>50810386

>>50809984
UEC
UUUU
URG
DNN
NXE
CCJ

Or buy one of the ETFs. URNM for example pays a 6% distribution to shareholders in December.

If you want to get additional exposure to explorers which are all gonna be either Canadian or Australian, probably better off getting an account on IBKR and buying directly on the TSXV and ASX as you will have better liquidity. Top Canadian explorers that have potential this run are Fission 3.0, Baselode Energy, Skyharbour Resources, CanAlaska Uranium, Standard Uranium. Top Australian are Bannerman, Paladin, Deep Yellow, and Elevate.

Additional uranium plays:

LEU for enrichment, which is starting to run hard right now as they've begun new contracting with utilities.
SMR for small modular reactors.

>>50808606
>>50809256
I made this card
>>50810386
Never

>>50811379
Gratzie! Enjoy this piece

Just saying that even though the markets are shit and a lot of us are down right now, in the past two years of following and participating in this board I've had at least five stocks go 75% and some more than that which most investors only get one or two of those in their entire lives.

Pretty cool.

>>50811999
Looking forward to joining up with you guys

Besides uranium what is a long term play for you guys?

>>50812520
your stupid inherited antiques will provide a far better return than gold, silver, or mining stocks you absolute fucking retard.
Your grandparents "failed" and left you million in antiques. Now you're going to actually fail and lose those.

>>50809172
Uranium is the best commodity to invest in my opinion for a number of reasons

It's hated for one, nuclear energy is misunderstood and that means you are still very early. The sector is obscure and tiny, so money flows cause huge prices changes, this can be good for the longterm thesis but make sure you can stomach the drawdowns. There's also a ton of commodities with their own issues, like say oil and recessionary fears caused by an aggressive fed, SPR releases, spot market manipulation like gold and silver, over supplying by non disciplined companies etc. Uranium has none of these things really. The cost of uranium is tiny on utilities balance sheets, the lights will stay on during a recession, so no demand destruction or issues regarding interest rate hikes. The spot market is opaque and the one big player Sprott is buying up uranium. And there's a real deficit, in addition to future demand exploding higher due to the energy transition. It'll take 12-36 months though so plan accordingly.

>>50812520
I mean seriously, do you think you're making friends here? These faggots are idiots losing money hand over fist and you're trying to win their respect?

sell your grandparents million dollar collection for pennies on the dollar and then lose that on some stupid junior mining company and you think anyone here will care or respect you? Stop being a fucking moron.
hire someone to handle your affairs because you're clearly retarded and have someone else's money to lose.

>>50812603

>>50812570
>>50812603
>I post a couple times in this gen and this anon loses his fucking mind
Bro calm down. Kek I don’t expect friends here just gonna lurk and occasionally post.

>>50812852
I'm trying to help you because I have a soft spot for literal retards. And I feel bad for your grandparents that were business geniuses and had an idiot grandson

you really think they failed because they had 5 businesses fail?
you won't even have one business fail, and despite their supposed failures they left you more than you will ever make on your own.
you're their only failure. Get the fuck off the internet and go do something requiring work and brains and risk like they did, not just losing money trying to make passive riches like a lazy and stupid fuckwad.

>literally just needs to ship the silver
>doesn't
why

>>50812953
>5 failed buisnesses
>nothing but antiques from your own parents and their parents in your name
>squandered millions of investments
>business geniuses

Are you trolling lol
Keep mad I ain’t leaving shit you bitterfuck.

>>50812980
You're the reason I won't leave my grandkids shit.

they could have lost a billion dollars and only left you a million AND THEY ARE STILL A MILLION TIMES BETTER THAN YOU AT MONEY.

>>50812994
>some random anon makes you rage so much you refuse to build generational wealth
You’re intelligent.

>>50813017
I'm teaching my kids how to make millions off idiots like you so they don't need my money and wouldn't just waste it if I gave it to them

generational wealth doesn't mean shit if you don't teach the next generation how to keep it.

you are losing your generational wealth right now, as we speak. And you're acting like the people that gave it to you are failures. Which they are, but only because they didn't whip your ass for being so stupid.

>>50813036
Oh oh fuck someone is robbing my home right now!?!

>>50813017
your grandparents would be disappointed with you.
They're dead so I'm going to be disappointed for them. And I'm going to tell you about it.

>>50813044
You're selling your stupid shit for pennies on the dollar to buy worthless mining stock that will go to zero in a year or two.
wake the fuck up. You're throwing their work away.

>>50813063
I haven’t sold a thing nor bought anything idiot kek

>>50813069
then stop posting their shit for sale and asking idiots what to buy, you fucking worthless moron.

>>50813075
You need to unleash your rage towards your own body I believe you’re so fat that it’s making you hormonal.

>>50813082
You've been warned and I'm done with you.

you're not my bloodline and I make millions flipping antiques from idiots like you that want fast cash. Have a nice day. Avoid GME, metals, collectables, and all mining stocks. Also shitcoins I guess.

>>50813103
I’ll take your advice to heart thank you Father.

>>50813116
I'm right, notice the only things in their collection that are worth what they paid for them are the ones with gold or plat

that's because you don't know what you have and don't know what it's worth

you got one piece you've posted before worth over a quarter million but you don't know what it is. The US government knows, and is undoubtedly investigating where it came from.
but you have no clue.

collectibles are shit if you don't know what you're doing and don't teach your kids or grandkids what they're worth.

>>50813145
Enlighten me oh great one.

>>50813184
no, I make my money off your ignorance

a completely unrelated question, but do you think the modern embargo on ivory will increase the value of the collection or ruin it?

honestly I think it could go either way but if you've got a good paper trail on that stuff it's probably going to increase in value much faster than anything anyone on 4chan recommends.

>>50813212
I have an idea of what it is, probably the clay pottery, otherwise the codex piece. Either way mang I don’t plan to sell a single thing without it being checked 5x by various appraisers. I don’t know why you felt the need to get so upset. I don’t think I’ll be letting go of anything for 10 years anyways. I mentioned in my original thread I wasn’t going to sell the majority maybe a few things, like ivory (because I have dozens of pieces) and possibly the ivory encased items like my pipe or spinner. The hymn is special to me, never giving that up, and the codex is beautiful. The pottery was very unique and I wish to preserve all my items as best as I can.

You say it’s foolish not to pass down information, but that’s exactly what happened to me. My grandparents were wonderful people but no one in the family knows exactly how we got certain things, what they are, we’ve been given false info on certain things, stories don’t add up. My main focus in life is to create a family that is successful and my great great great grandchildren will never have to be poor or face extreme living conditions like I did as a child.

On ivory yeah I agree in time it’ll skyrocket, that embargo may be lifted. In my lifetime? I don’t know.

>>50813288
>I have an idea of what it is,
yes you do

don't sell your ancestor's shit for even less valuable shit.

your grandparents and parents didn't fail at business. You don't amass a multimillion dollar collection of crap and fail.
Yes, they lost millions. That's how you make millions. That's what success looks like.
losing tens of millions to keep one or two.
they made those millions before they lost them
that is success.

>>50813332
Your advice on identifying properly on my items sir? You don’t need to identify for me if you know what they are, but if you wanna keep it a secret that’s fine too.

I don’t make any moves on any choices until I have tons of information, if my wording on my original post implied to you that I’m immediately selling let me clarify that no, I am not selling anything, until I have extensive knowledge on all my pieces.

If I could show you all my antiques it might blow your mind. One day, which is why I’ll lurk here for a long time.

>>50813288
>>50813332
tldr
If I make $10 million and lose $9 million
and you make $10 and keep all $10
who is the financial failure?

I lost $9 million and you lost $0 so why are you the failure?

>>50813396
>If I could show you all my antiques it might blow your mind
a couple of them already did.

don't sell until you know which ones.

>>50813421
Do you have any cool pieces to share?

Also sorry to the entire gen for taking the last 40 posts.
>>50813410
I mean in this example $10 is all I made so yeah the guy with 1 million is the winner. I don’t hate my grandparents or anything, but now it’s left to me (the only person in my family that cares about the antiques) to solve the mystery of them and have no financial means to support myself when they could have held on to their stocks. But then again, their money their choice to do whatever they want with it.

evening all have two bits of news!

https://www.mining.com/web/indonesia-says-tesla-strikes-5bn-deal-to-buy-nickel-products-media/

https://www.mining.com/web/chile-to-seek-consequences-for-huge-sinkhole-near-copper-mine/

Thats one heck of a sink hole, wonder what caused that? Heavy equipment vibrations wouldnt do that much damage.

>>50813481
the point is they should have taught you how to make millions instead of trying to leave you millions.

those 'failed' businesses? Yep, that's how they made millions. But you don't know how they did that so it honestly doesn't matter what they left you. There's no such thing as 'generational wealth,' only generational knowledge.

Does this board still like Honey Badger(TUF)? Haven't seen much chatter lately but remember it being talked about a lot last year when silver was higher.

>>50813481
My family on my mom's side were mining contractors. Between 1860 and 1960 they owned houses in Denver, Breckenridge, Montezuma, Climax, Frisco, Dillon, Aspen, and Leadville Colorado that would now be worth over a hundred million dollars. The house in Breck or Aspen alone would be worth $20 million. But they didn't leave any of that to their kids, they "lost" it all. They didn't lose it, they sold it for $236 or whatever.

but they taught their kids the mining contracting business so even if I didn't inherit a $20 million dollar property in a Colorado ski town I can still go make a few million bucks in mining easy enough. And that's more valuable than whatever they might have passed down because I would've sold off their wealth just as fast as any kid would and then spent it on hookers and blow and wondered what the hell to do after.

save your inheritance if you can. Get a job. Support yourself if possible. Learn what it takes to make that kind of money. Yes, you WILL fail over and over. That's how it works.

>>50814422
>generational wealth is actually generational knowledge
100% agree with this statement.

But no sir, they were only millionaires because of their own parents inheritance. My grandparents did not contribute to any wealth in the family. My great grandfathers, on both sides, were the ones that built the wealth. My great grandfather on my grandpas side watched his father kill himself during the Great Depression, and then turned around and became a millionaire investor. My great grandfather, on my grandmothers side was a highly skilled man that achieved many thing, and also dabbled in sketchy activity. Both of these men have their children everything and every opportunity in life. All the items come from these two men, and they had insanely based taste, wish I could have met them.

Pic related

>>50814586
you have that same blood, you can do exactly what they did or more.

based leaf families. My rich family came from leafland too.

>>50814586
Back in the day you could get rich off investing because 99.9% of people couldn't afford it, and markets moved at humans speeds

since the 80's it's almost impossible since everyone is invested and markets are run by bots. You can still make a million or two over 50 years by dumping money tax free into index funds and etf's, but long gone are the days of a normal person getting insanely wealthy. Computerized arbitrage simply doesn't allow it at normal investment levels.

but you do you.
personally I'd bet on the ivory either mooning or going to zero. It's riskier than any stock itt, but it's also potentially more valuable.

>>50814586
Antique Dealer here, Canadian issue silver medals (The British ones are the same just not silver)

If you have his paybook, a photo of him, a General Service pin or anything keep it with the Medals. Even his full name as it can be traced. Medals are as follows (left to right)

1. 1939-1945 Star
2. France and Germany Star
3. C.V.S.M. (Canadian Volunteer Service Medal)
4. 1939-1945 War Medal

The C.V.S.M. is missing a silver clasp that would go on the ribbon as he served overseas. Thanks for sharing and hope that helps a bit

>>50814697
did you catch his ivory thread yesterday?
have any thoughts?

Have a read of this. 1 Million ounces gold per year on average…over 33 years. What a mine KSM will be.
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/933-tsx/sea/126003-seabridge-gold-files-ksm-technical-report.html

Highlights of the 2022 PFS include:

>Proven and Probable Mineral Reserves of 47.3 million ounces of Gold, 7.3 billion pounds of copper, 160 million ounces of silver and 385 million pounds of molybdenum
>Average annual metal production over the 33 year mine life of 1.03 million ounces of gold, 178 million pounds of copper, 3.0 million ounces of silver and 4.2 million pounds of molybdenum
>Base case operating costs estimated at US$275 per ounce of gold produced after copper, silver and molybdenum credits
>Base case total cost (Including initial and sustaining capital, reclamation and closure costs) estimated at US$601 per ounce of gold produced after copper, silver and molybdenum credits
>After-Tax NPV(5%) estimated at US$7.9B, after tax IRR at 16.1% and after tax payback of 3.7 Years

>>50814711
>have any thoughts?

I responded to him, I posted and set up a cheap email account to contact but didn't get a response from him but someone else.

The antiques he has are a level I don't deal in because ivory is huge in the Asian market and requires a specialist, as does his art. The size of the piece, age/era, quality of carving, condition etc are all very important. Chinese generally prefer pieces carved in Chinese style, not a fan of Japanese items (I learned this randomly when researching Japanese Netsuke)

For the art it really takes a specialist as well, the main auction houses are who should be consulted and TIME SHOULD BE TAKEN to get the best possible returns. The idea is that each piece goes to a specialist auction.

Hope that helps a bit!

>>50814778
thanks, you were not the only antiques dealer in the thread. I appreciate your thoughts.

>>50814778
>>50814697
That’s unbelievable thank you so much I will look into that, I’d love to find out more info about him as the stories I was told as a kid conflict with what we have (medals, awards, paperwork). And sorry honestly I work 60-70 hours a week and I run a side business so I’m extremely busy, shitposting is one of the few pleasures in my life currently (I do nothing but work and pass the time with my wife). I will respond to you this week, I still have your email and will follow up this week.

>>50812852
You're gonna make friends whether you want to or not. We're the smartest and best investors on biz and we will make money. We will make so much money any other gains on this board will pale in comparison. We will be regarded as legends. If you know you know.

>>50814863
All good! Yeah the Medals absolutely need to be kept either framed with the documents in the back, or at least together in a folder/protective bag for future generations. If you lose the paperwork the historical/family value is gone.

>>50814844
>thanks, you were not the only antiques dealer in the thread. I appreciate your thoughts.

:) Love the cards btw

>>50814954
>my friends are retards and give me terrible financial advice
fair enough, but he needs to know you guys aren't going to make him money whether you actually like him or not

and when he loses money (bayhorse anyone?) you're going to laugh at him and tell him he's a fool for listening to you.

>>50814994
I'm up 70% on the year on my trades. I'm betting ill make even more by the end of the year.

If you invest in retarded shit you deserve what you get. Bayhorse is retarded. A lot of miners shilled here are retarded. My investments are not retarded and every single one is a minimum 3x.

>>50815056
Why are my investments not retarded? Because I'm not retarded and I can see a retarded investment from a mile away.

I was on the bayhorse train for about a month and that was when it was all new and we were going through it and grane had plausible deniability. I told everybody to get out of that shit once they had their first little fuck up. I continued to say that for months and nobody listened. I told people to get out at twelve cents.

>>50814772
What did you end up thinking of the bayhorse news? Pretty much shows they are on the ropes?

>>50815056
You're an exceptional case and if you're red wolf you got lots more money to play with than most people. And you're far smarter than the average anon itt.

>>50814993
>:) Love the cards btw
thank you for appreciating

sometimes we get something that we just need to keep and those were one of those cases for me. Love me my full deck of N241 that I got off a museum auction.

>>50815056
also just for shits and giggles, my investments are up over 1000X

I am big bob and for every dollar I put into my own business I made $1000 after taxes
as I've done for the last 21 years straight.

>>50815189
put a hundred dollars in and a hundred k pops out
put a thousand dollars in and a million slides out
put ten thousand dollars in and ten million pops out

can't scale past that, but if I could I'd be a billionaire of mining by now.

>>50815092
Not sure, they may be trying to float themselves along in the long term off drilling / exploration work at Brandywine. They are only bringing in one drill to do the basic amount of work possible, probably because thats all they can afford right now. Best bet is their trying to find a buyer for the property or someone to option it out to in exchange for quick cash. It will be interesting to see what they do with their results either way, Brandywine isnt a massive property, I will be watching to see what their step out holes look like.

>>50815239
based pic of silver miner anon's hand and bob's face. Rare Shiny

>>50815251
>bait
>switch
>repeat

I hope they get it going PM, I truly do. But I feel like they were trying to use the sorter to work under a sampling permit and got busted and now OR is slow walking their production permit, if such a thing is even in the works.

not liking it myself. Maybe I'm wrong, but I wanted to see a partial ocean shipment by Q3 at least.

Neat post before I head off, some different material than i normally post.

What I think is Sphalerite and Goethite hosted by a quartz crystal cluster matrix, Mt Berdett BC. Long dam hike but worth it. Was hoping for some absolutely giant quartz clusters but no luck this time.

>>50815346
you think that large tabular crystal bottom center is sphalerite?

that gold wire in rotten pyrite you got a couple weeks ago was absolutely beautiful.

>>50815330
i totally agree, I think you nailed it right on the head. BH tried to be sneaky with ore sorting on their sampling permit and got into hot water, now their looking for a way to stay relevant. I am still not sure why they havent shipped concentrates yet, other than they never actually made any, the market isnt the best right now to sell but any cash flow looks better than none, especially right now when they have trouble generating any good news.

FYI, might have some really neat mineral shots tomorrow or soon depending on how long Iron Out acid takes to clean a chunk or two.

>>50815093
>>50815189
I'm doing the best I can with what I have and Im putting everything I got into it. I will not fail and I cannot quit.

>>50815392
agree one hundred and twenty percent on the horse

I can't wait to see your nuggs!

>>50815307
Lol. Those memes are awesome.

>>50815371
Its really hard to tell if the other black mineral with the Goethite is Sphalerite or not, i might try a few tests to double check, there were very obvious crystals of sphalerite on another sample but it might not be present here. I have no idea what that big black tabular impression was / is. It may be a left over from a pyrite cube that grew but everything is extremely weathered and its hard to ID a lot of what came off the mountain.

>>50815407
I trust you will do fine red

you MAY fail. It happens to all successful people

but you WILL keep trying and that's how success is built

>>50815430
sphalerite looks right to me, I was just curious if that's what you were pointing out.

I've got some tabular sphalerite that looks exactly like that.

>>50815447
One more shot, Mt Berdett is absolutely covered in giant quartz veins. Photos dont do it justice! Some are over 300ft wide, possibly the largest veins i ve ever heard of in the province. They have absolutely no mineralization what so ever though, it appears this mountain is not the source of local gold in nearby streams. The source is still out there, waiting to be found!

>>50815474
bull quartz!
gotta watch for sources that were shallow and eroded away in the last 60 million years, I know a place like that. No gold in the ground, tons of gold in the valley....

Your ground makes me cream my jeans, not gonna lie. You guys have some crazy stuff in road cuts that would be multimillion dollar mines here and aren't worth working there.

>>50815520
I think your probably right about it being weathered away, there are faint traces of mineralization further down the mountain, something was there long long ago, ground down by 3 glacier periods.

>>50815539
the largest gold occurance in my county is all eroded away. Almost nothing on the mountain. Billions of dollars in the valley.

good times.

can us blue lagoon bros PLEASE get an update sir Rana for Vishnu sake

I love this new Commodities, mining, macro and antiques General we got going here :)

Don’t really do antiques save for vintage silver, they will be passed down to the next in line and hopefully they will have enough wisdom not to sell it for a crack fix or a PS9

Great recent Hidden Forces episode. Identifying the difference between cyclical vs. secular trends, economic indicators (leading, coincident, and lagging) that influence them, are current calls for a recession justified in light of recent strong employment numbers. Just a great economic debriefing in general for anyone interested:

https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/hidden-forces/id1205359334?i=1000574616178

>>50816257
It’s episode 263, August 1st since 4chsn didn’t hyperlink properly

>>50815520
Good to see you Bob, feel like it's been a while.

wagmi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzEYISGJD0g

>>50812570
And how do you know that his grandparents didnt inherit their wealth themselves to waste on retarded business ideas?
Fucking retarded american boomer
>Grandparents bought boatloads of cheap dime a dozen tourist shit in his day
>Be lucky that some of the stuff were actual rare antiques worth money
Truly geniuses!

>>50817370
I fucking hate these garbage cut up stock footage videos.
Some pajeet takes a 2 year old interview with rick rule, mixes it with free stock footage and reuploads it.
No idea how old the footage actually is or what the context was.

>>50815747
Sers you mother basterd you bloddy bitch guru rana will kindly provide the update ok

well
>>50817625
kek

holding UUUU until 100.00

>>50813184
not even an american but im gonna guess that ancient native art can probably get the feds to stick fingers up your butthole, the ivory stuff as well if you lack paperwork

>>50814772
Impressive.

>>50814772
47 million ounces of gold at a 1.5B market cap is ~$30 ounce in the ground, $601 estimated aisc projecting over $40B in profits, what's the catch?
Do we all in Seabridge lol

>>50814772
>>50818409
Adding to this, wont a major swoop in to buy this?

>>50818409
>>50818511
It's already about the same price as Barrick

>>50812958
Its a rolling scam. One mine to the next, never producing only mining investments from suckers. Paid shills on this board trying to lure new suckers into Bayhorse now Trannywine, then there will be another, then another. All the interviews he did and will do no one will ever ask about each failed project, never producing, they are part of the scam industry as they all feed off of it.

>>50818793
Am I missing something then? Market cap is 1.5B wherever I look?

>>50818793
Sorry, do you mean the actual per-share price of the stock? Please be joking.

>>50819234
look at the stock price retard Barrick is literally only a few dollars more

It's up 35% premarket
>>50818793
>>50819332
Ok wow you guys are fucking retards lol.

Seabridge would've been a good pick here 2 yrs ago when it was $7

>>50819332
>look at the stock price retard Barrick is literally only a few dollars more
lmao

>>50815539
Hey PanMan!

Just curious if you know much about job openings at Ontario mines? What are some of the better mines out this way? I'm in IT, so I was thinking about applying to Cote Gold's position for autonomous hauling technician, as I think that'd be pretty cool to work with goat robots. Greenstone mine looks like they have some IT positions open too. Any red flags I should look out for when looking at mines to apply to?

Time to buy long dated calls on barrack and Hecla???

>>50817489
He doesn't. He shits up threads with retarded arguments when he's drunk and starts calling people "faggot" when he loses. After I wrecked him repeatedly in argument after argument, I learned to ignore him completely. He's clearly haunted by ghosts (perhaps, beat or abandoned by his father) and lashes out at anonymous posters on the internet to compensate for this unresolved trauma.

Are insiders selling now, or people anticipating bad news you think? Thinking if buying now is better than waiting for Wednesday. Do you think we would pump on the bad news, or dump with the market?

>>50820686
What’s happening on Wednesday??

Hello anons.
I am 100% in crypto and I wanted to get started into commodities since it's something real instead of internet currency.

Any ticker recommendations? Is now a good time to buy?

>>50820766
WWE Cage Match President Biden Vs Prison Trump, sponsored by McDonald's, I'm Lovin' It.

>>50820831
>Any ticker recommendations
Depends on what you're looking for.
>Is now a good time to buy?
Many miners and explorers are still at their one year lows; with gold recovering and oil being cheaper than it was earlier this year it's a pretty good time.

>>50820886
I dont know much but I was thinking of oil, gas, water, and electricity?
Or is there better?

>>50818005
I doubt it’s actually the real deal but we shall see. I’ll refrain from posting it any longer, luckily for my family concerning the ivory we do have documentation of owning it prior to 1970 so we’re in the clear. But here’s some cool stuff that’s not so controversial.
>>50816197
My bad aha I just don’t have much to offer in silver/gold as I have not accumulated anything yet. Give or take a year we shall be somewhere.

>>50820831
>>50820915
There are plenty of good tickers but there are plenty of good commodities. Lurk moar before you do anything or you're probably going to lose money fast especially if you're not used to commodity volatility. Read over the past few threads. There has been a lot of discussion recently over the short and long term expectations of things like oil and gold. Some things are a good buy right now and some aren't.

e.g. Personally I'm incredibly bullish on oil over the next decade but incredibly bearish over the next month or so so don't just blindly buy into tickers right now. Lurk, read, and lurk some moar.

>>50821018
>I just don’t have much to offer in silver/gold as I have not accumulated anything yet
Honestly dude if you're looking to post stacks for brownie points and shit like that /pmg/ is where you want to be doing it. We're stocks over stacks here.
Cool castle.

>>50820838
Fug I heard Graeme bet the mine on trump.

>>50821076
Nah I don’t wanna like impress anyone I just like to contribute. But cool I’m honestly more into stocks than stacking silver and gold but I wanna dip into everything over time.

>>50815520
Hope you are well Bob!

>>50820915
>gas
I would recommend Trillion energy for disproportionate risk/reward. I wouldn't be able to give you a sufficient summary of them in this comment but if you're interested you should research them. You can watch this video to get a quick and dirty overview of their theorized cash inflow
https://youtu.be/5lasWvoCyUI

>>50820210
>After I wrecked him repeatedly in argument after argument
Are you the moron who decided to dub him "retard anon" as a cope after he repeatedly explained things to you thread after thread that you couldn't wrap your head around? I'm guessing so since that's the only person I've ever seen consistently hate on based bob.

also
>not hating on anonymous posters on the internet
shiggy diggy its like you're not even trying to have fun. Fuck you faggot

>>50821208
No, if I wanted to name myself, I wouldn't be posting on an anonymous forum. The naming and selfie posting in this general is effeminate. Your insult wasn't effective, try again tomorrow.

>>50821026
I'll lurk more but can you post some tickers to get me started

All in BLLG - Blue Lagoon Resources
Unironically of course

>>50818511
yes to build this mine a major or several majors will have to join forces, its been done before.
>>50819767
I am not sure about warning signs like you want but if you get a job congrats. Look out for "Yes Men" style leadership. Its gotten very bad at a number of projects my mates work at or worked at until recently, where upper management has no idea whats happening at the project. No one wanted to tell higher ups anything was wrong and demote or fire underlings for bringing up issues. You dont want to work in that environment, if it appears find a better place to work.
Also you may be asked to do several training courses from manufacturers on which ever piece of gear your going to be working with.
>>50819436
we discussed it a lot back in the day, along with Pretium and a number of other companies, its a major success in the Golden Triangle. Treaty Creek is probably going to be a similar scale project down the road.

>>50821304
>brag about prior achievements
>I am le anonymous and people I don't like are effeminate
lmao. I remember you now
also
>Your insult wasn't effective
Effective enough for you to get mad and insta(you) me, faggot. Cry again tomorrow.

>>50821336
Go back via the OP and read the last 3 threads. There will be enough tickers mentioned to keep you busy for days or even weeks researching and the posts will have way more in-depth information in them than I'm prepared to write out right now. Hell even though this thread is a shitshow there are still tickers that have been mentioned you can look into if you read it.

>>50818409
Well the pea says a net asset vale of 7 billion and its trading at one and a half so that's actually about fairly valued from what I've been reading on ceo.ca regarding buy outs.

>>50819332
>>50819241 (not u)
>>50818793

Remember these people and remember these are the ones populating smg with their "investing advice".

Instant moron test in real life when some fag is talking to you about their great stocks. "What is a market cap?"

>>50820210
Everybody needs a vent dude. I used to threaten to kill people online.

>>50820831
First thing u need to do is buy physical gold and silver. Then go from there.

>>50821304
It takes balls to name yourself especially post pictures. You don't have to. But it's not effiminate.

>>50822853
Look how effeminate I am guys. Surely that other poster is more masculine than me. The real masculine man. I'm just pretending.

Make money, lift heavy

>>50823351
kek
Sure you don't want a dress to go with that belt, pretty boy?

>>50823884
I already have a dress and it makes me feel very pretty thank you very much.

>>50823806
Kek.

I’ve been working out more than half my life I wish I was investing that entire time as well. Oh well.

For someone new to these threads besides OP any particular sites/things I should look into? Thanks boys.

>>50823977
You look pretty, bro. Don't ever let them tell you different.

>>50824411
Lol

>>50824256
Encore energy is the best uranium investment. They will be producing next year and are already contracting that's my go to. Look up the management and look up what companies they presided over in the past.

is the anon here that said last month Snowline was going to drop 50%?

those assays with 26 instances of VG over 300m+ must be close

>>50815392
>BH tried to be sneaky with ore sorting on their sampling permit
Was this not obvious a long time ago? With the claims of the highest grade silver ore, why would they need an ore sorter? With all the claims of the massive high grade silver ore and they don't need a drilling program to delineate, but then they start a small coring program that shows bad results. Then Graeme claims "looky here we found all this already mined ore just sitting there and all we need to do is sort it" (Graeme pulled the same shit with Kent). All attempts to get around the production limits. All the photo ops standing next to bags ore, just bags of more shares for dilution. All this was pointed out years ago during the massive retarded pumping here. The faked technical drawings, the bs tables, the endless spamming of the retarded talking points ruined every thread.

>>50811379
Screenshotted. Best uranium post I've seen so far. ty anon

>Barron's

oh fuck, my ID
>bugz

I will never eat them Klaus!

>>50816897
>>50821113
Hi guys, nice to see you! I post in every thread but not usually anything too exciting.
>>50817489
>And how do you know that his grandparents didnt inherit their wealth themselves
who would they inherit from? His great grandparents? who are also his grandparents?
don't be stupid. I don't care which grandparents he inherited from, only that one of them at some point must have made some money.
>>50821208
>Are you the moron who decided to dub him "retard anon" as a cope after he repeatedly explained things to you thread after thread that you couldn't wrap your head around?
that poor guy just wasn't too bright.

yeah, nobody hates me for losing an argument. Only for winning one.

>>50824947
>Was this not obvious a long time ago?
sure, it was clear they were trying to engage in industrial mining on an exploration permit

what wasn't clear is if they'd get away with it.
apparently not.

>>50824752
Yeah I'm here and it will.

>>50824752
It doesnt matter the assays. Youre having a misunderstanding regarding the fundamental nature of not only stocks but the Lassonde curve. It will correct and I bet it will be the week those assays come out.

>>50814586
the question is how many need to be butchered to receive a good pawn medal.

>>50824752
I also said this, noteably that the decline would follow the assay NR. It should be pretty obvious.

>>50825393
to be totally fair, here in BC you can do a "bulk sample" up to 10k tonnes on an exploration permit if my memory is correct. The government tried to stop that but a bunch of juniors proved it was essential to the exploration process (bullshit it was just that they wanted to small scale mine some ore but it still worked).

>>50827024
Lassonde curve and fundamental nature of stocks.

Fistbump bro.

bump

>>50813145
>you got one piece you've posted before worth over a quarter million but you don't know what it is. The US government knows, and is undoubtedly investigating where it came from.
based schizoposter

RIP to a mining magnate

>>50825541
>Youre having a misunderstanding regarding the fundamental nature of not only stocks but the Lassonde curve.

I mean, it's an early stage exploration company with stellar results, it's a great time on the Lassonde curve to own a stock like this. I don't think the stock will fall as much as most stocks would on news after a run up, because the news is most likely going to be extremely positive and there will be a lot of buzz about calculating how many ounces in the deposit, likely well over 10 million just for Valley alone. It could just go up to 3.50-4 before consolidating for a while. There's a lot of strong hands in this one.

>>50818409
47 million ounces of gold x $1800= 84 billion 600 million dollars worth of gold in the ground. Subtract a third from the $600 operating cost and that's 54 billion dollars worth of gold JUST at today's price. Now imagine if gold goes to 10k. The entire market cap is 1billion. Like this anon said, is there no catch?? Because just by numbers we should all be putting the house into this.

>>50831405
nothing other than Seabridge has to find a buyer / partners to bring the project to market. Their building access roads right now and a camp on site below the future minesite, the catch now is to wait for funding to build the mine proper. I firmly believe KSM is one of BCs future great mines, a project that builds multiple generations of careers and professionals in BCs north. Treaty Creek to the East and Brucejack between the two are also in the same category. The area is one of BCs last unopened treasure chests.

>>50831434
Pretty great if that is the only catch. Thank you for the response Pan Man, I've been following these threads on and off for a few years, back when there wasn't a CMMG even. Glad to see your still active and giving anons great insights into the mining industry.

>>50831503
if it were up to me i would recommend to the investors to put up the money to build a town / community to support the three projects the way it was done up until the 70s. KSM, Brucejack and Treaty Creek will need thousands of workers, and not all of them like camp work. Two weeks in and out sucks, it would be better if a town were built close by to service the projects and to house the work force. A new mining Mecha in the BC coast mountains.

>>50831722
a mining town wont work because you'll never convince women to go live there. so the whole town will be a dudefest with prostitutes

>>50831788
>the whole town will be a dudefest with prostitutes
worked for Kitamat / Kamano, though I do agree it would be a challange to do a whole town today compared to even in the 1980s. Tumbler Ridge in BCs Northeast is a perfect example of a company built town thats survived extremely well even when coal died down for a while. If you have a project thats expected to last decades, miners will bring their families with them, they wont if they dont believe in the project themselves.

>>50830618
This is the time on the lassonde curve where you'd be looking at cashing out. This upcoming assay would be the "discovery" part of the first curve. Odds favor a correction but we'll see. I'm calling a correction after the results come out, within two weeks, and that being of course they are good results. If they crash on bad results that doesn't count.

-Red

>>50831847
Discovery for the Valley anomaly sure, but theres also Gracie which is getting drilled this season and could be bigger than Valley, and they also want to drill a possible south extension of Valley, not to mention the other targets...

>>50832486
Just be careful.

kitco really pushing this middle aged thot

>>50832734
Dude she's fine as fuck. If fuck the shit out of her

>>50832734
Id fuck her so hard if fuck her nose back straight

so how are we looking if more war breaks out?

>>50832734
i cant understand her half the time and i cant decide if she's hot or not. she wears a lot of makeup

>>50832734
She’s better than that Stansberry hoe

TECK going back to 40s soon

>>50824752
I hope you are taking profits at least. Whenever people are sitting on massive profits there is a chance it dumps the moment the first whale dumps

Notice goldman predicts gold to be the best performing asset in 12 months. Not that it really means anything

>>50835079
While ALSO being bearish bonds AND bullish dollar, both with negative correlations

>>50833776
Stansberry ho was hot ten years ago and has been riding on that ever since.

>>50835087
usd looks flat against everything except the ruble

>>50835332
Yeah, seems so. I was just looking at the cash overweight, but I guess even the short term rates are so high just holding them to maturity works. Kinda weird they call the T-bills cash, but I guess it kinda is

Should I buy more before or after cpi? I feel like its better to wait.

Patriot Battery Metals had their pullback, in spite of releasing exclusively banger news. After todays news, it will be gunning for a 1B MC. Snowline, on the other hand, will crash dramatically after their fake pump.

>silver goes up
>Hecla goes down
Now I remember why I stick to physical

>>50830618
>>50832486
I agree 1000% Snowline bros. And there is likely a top 1% intercept coming very soon. This is shooting over $2 US when those assays drop, if it isn't there already, and $3 is very possible in the next few months.

>>50831847
You could be right Red, I might take a little off the table if I had a really big position, but I already sold 3,000 shares around 200% ago and don't have a lot of shares left. I don't see any significant corrections coming with all the near-term catalysts they have. Either way, this will be fun to watch and is a long-term hold for me

>>50833776
You mean her?

welp, i guess its over guys. inflation has been defeated by dark brandon. the man has single-handedly crushed the commodity bull market thesis. we might as well just close the thread and buy tech stocks.

I bought today so I’m not down but it’s still kinda gay

Just chiming in w/ some of my collection of art/curios…. Inherited a ton of southwestern art, both those vases are quite valuable w/ turquoise & gold inlay. I’ve also purchased myself many things I deem as hard assets to balance out my portfolio, I think art & antiques or any hard asset should be a part of everyone’s investment plan. Mechanical watches, fossils, gold, silver, jewlery, ivory, art, guns, ammo, I even have a massive bronze statue of of tortoises.

>>50833776
Daniela is actually a decent interviewer. But the way all these old guys talk to her it does seem like she's been passed around quite a bit. Rick rule is particularly gross w her

>>50839348
lol. Sounds like Becky Quick and Uncle Warren.

>>50838957
A man of exquisite taste

DXY -1.39, CPI 8.5%, the bastards are really defending $1800 gold today

>>50838683
https://twitter.com/The_Real_Fly/status/1557375125942669314

I thought you were joking but it's true.. ZERO percent inflation..
Dark "the magaslayer" Brandon actually did it I can't believe it, and all it took was some babby .75 rate hikes

Buy ODV (Osisko Development Corp.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffmHhxoEMYc