/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51281076
>when you just got done smashing the price for the day

Thank you Baker.

Reminder that the west is running out of water and a congressman on the committee for water resources bought hundreds of shares of a company called Ecolab which is a water treatment company that has already lobbied millions of dollars in the past year. Water recycling is going to become a necessity to meet current demand at the rate that reservoirs are drying up. The fed slashed Arizona’s water usage but it won’t be enough. Look into cotton futures as well, agriculture sucks up massive amounts of the Colorado river and Arizona is a big producer. A different congressman on the board of agriculture bet big on cotton futures.

https://www.mining.com/web/chileans-rejecting-new-constitution-set-to-lift-markets-says-jpmorgan/

Good news from Chile, they voted against a new very leftist constitution that was proposed, I believe with 62% against. Stock market and currency rallied after. Not sure if the large copper mining tax hikes were part of the constitution change or if that's separate.

Roll for Rana

>>51281720
No doubt the CIA wants to secure cheap lithium and copper. This probably never had a real shot to pass.

>>51281582
Picking a water ETF is on my todo list.

>>51281720
If the copper thing is resolved then Altiplano is on the menu.

I can't believe that's from a movie for kids

There's a certain sand company in Texas that I've been watching but I don't know dick about sand. Gonna have to set time aside to research it more but the teachers union pension fund is invested in it. That and other notable investors are what made my ears perk up initially.
This sand, iirc, is used as filter media for oil. Also, if memory serves me correctly, it's an inelastic resource, so without new discoveries or technological breakthroughs, it could be one of the few players in that field.
All these factors look promising in the short-term, however the logistics of moving sand applies pressures to make those new discoveries or gambles on newer technologies.
Hope you guys had a lovely holiday weekend.
Thanks for reading my blog

>>51283364
Glad that I could kickstart discussion around sand. Thank you for your post, good information here.

>>51284332
I'll link the ticker when I get back to my work laptop. Same company has been discussed here tho. I'm not as knowledgeable on how to find alot of the same info you guys bring to the table tho and I'm very distrusting of the investor info presented by any company, mostly what they leave out. Nobody gets excited to pour money towards bad news. I'd rather know the bad news right away, like any sane person.

>>51281582
Funny, Ecolab's shares look like they're in the midst of a yearlong slide. Cotton futures are nosediving too.

> hundreds of shares
Wow! A Congresscritter with their nose in the trough bought HUNDREDS of shares. Did they eat DOZENS of French fries with the hamburger they ate for lunch?

What's the sauce on this excitable bullshit?

>>51281076
Shit, Marvel really desperate for views now huh? What a shame.

I bought into the uranium pump, am I gonna regret it?

Good time to buy Rio Tinto dip?

>>51285011
i've been looking at it
might give it another couple of weeks

This guy has a great audiobook series called “How the world really works”, highly recommended

https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2022-09-05/the-energy-historian-who-says-rapid-decarbonization-is-a-fantasy

Why is EQNR dumping so fucking hard

>>51281582
Go all in then mate

>>51283364
>This sand, iirc, is used as filter media for oil
I don't know what this means but if it's used for oil then you probably mean it's fracking sand

is UUUU a meme uranium stock? Are there better alternatives? I wanna slurp

Remember when this thread frowned upon not having charts or at least something remotely on-topic in the OP picture?

I bet this namefaggot was one of the newfags bitching about the OP pasta not being useful enough too kek

>>51285934
Trying to find out the same but this board fucking sucks

>>51284682
gonna double before the year is over, wait til the germans start freezing to death

>>51286395
The first step on the descension into smgfag territory.

>>51286495
I begrudge even giving them the attention for which they are so desparate, but it's depressing to see a thread's decline. It's infuriating to see it done by people who unironically think they are making the threads better while denying their petty narcissism.

Reminder that a lot of the niggers here laughed at me for trying to gatekeep these idiots.

>>51286038
Encore energy is the best stock in the uranium space. You want to own this company.

>>51286495
I was worried two years ago we would devolve into smg faggotry but so far we haven't and there was only a couple of weeks in the last few months where we had smg faggotry.

>>51286678
Instead it's just a dead general. Gas and oil is crashing and no one even talks about it.

>>51286710
It's alright. We got the crew here still. We've all known oil was going to "crash" (is $80 a crash?). But for gas though I thought prices were going to move higher into winter but I don't follow that market as closely as oil. I bought trillion heavily last week and am looking to buy more.

>>51284619
A yearlong slide alongside basically every single stock on the market you mean? And congress’s trades are public, look up Lowenthal’s purchases of ECL. It’s impossible to know the fact amount purchased, just the range in money spent. As for cotton futures, it’s probably down because there’s been some relief in the drought. But Texas was hit brutally. And again, Arizona just got it’s water usage slashed by 21%. They’re a massive producer, and water usage for the Colorado river is ALWAYS above what is replenishable due to them basing the original water rights allocations on a wet period along with a demand that has only increased every year. Agriculture is what uses all that water. And Arizona is one of the biggest users.

>>51285934
>>51286440
why are you in EQNR instead of VET?

What are your hot commodity etf picks for the upcoming collapse?

>>51286894
I'm in both and both have performed equally bad lately. I'm sure VET will dump today as well.
When Russia officially cutting off supply doesn't make this shit moon I don't know what will.

>>51286924
>lately
the reason for the recent dumpening is oil price movements. Literally nothing else. If you're bearish on oil get out of these stocks

>>51286894
Norway is the biggest gas supplier for euope now after russia is gone, they doubled theie share from last year and its only going to be more filling the last gaps from russia

>>51286737
>I bought trillion heavily last week and am looking to buy more.
Seriously considering just selling most of my other bags and going heavy into Trillion. Already have over 50k shares and even though I have faith in my other bags to move eventually I just can't see anything that I'm expecting to move as well or as fast as Trillion.

Why hold on to bags that will explode at some point over the next few years when this will explode by winter?

>>51286938
EQNR has very little growth going on and is priced higher relative to earnings compare to VET. Also VET is buying EQNR's portion of Corrib. I also believe EQNR has a lot of hedging going on while VET is getting rid of many hedges going into 2023. Idk about you but VET just seems better if you're an energy bull, I suppose EQNR is less risky though

>>51286936
I'm just tired of losing money on these random swings and I'm venting. It's not that I'm bearish on oil but there's just so much fuckery going on with this market and I'm trying to make sense of it.

>>51287002
Have a large cash position then. Take advantage of swings. Buy puts when prices are high etc.

>>51287016
Maybe I'll try that. Sounds difficult and risky but it's probably the only way to make money in such an unstable market.
The drop today took me completely off guard, I don't know how I would predict it as a swing trader.

I don’t know why you guys bought the top of NG. It was smart in February. God even have you all a miracle when that plant blew up in June and futures dumped. That was the time to buy. Now your gains are limited and the way NG has been swinging like a shitcoin, you stand to lose more than you gain.

>>51286038
UUUU and UEC are the two that everyone keeps going for and despite not actually producing any uranium, their executives are paid millions. there are better alternatives.

>>51286710
you must be new.

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/1118-tsx/gpr/127327-great-panther-to-file-a-notice-of-intention-to-make-a-proposal-under-the-bankruptcy-and-insolvency-act-canada.html

Great Panther just filed for bankruptcy. Amazing they were still trading at C$50M mkt cap last Friday. I've been calling this dog out for a long time now. Should have went under a long time ago honestly, but some suckers lent them a lot of money a year or so ago for some reason.

>>51286918
Gunr is the best commodity etf

>>51287565
hehe

>>51287002
>trying to make sense of it.
no problem, easy: 1) commodities are traded on futures contracts 2) we are now at the point of the year where the contract is for a future date where less energy will be needed 3) everyone knows it
Q.E.D., prices adjust accordingly

>>51286946
My thinking as well.

>>51287592
You should have honed a skill for detecting and avoiding junior mining shitcos by this point.

>>51287609
Glad I'm not the only one. Right now I'm mostly in PMs and Uranium. I won't touch my U positions but other than that in the short term we've only got the PM miner rubberband to look forward to and Trillion could make big moves before that really gets going and is already making reasonably independent moves while the rest of the market shits itself.

>>51287565
>>51287592
Don is a retarded boomer living in a 1 bedroom apartment in Vegas who retweets e-thots. Not long ago he called Great Panther a 10 bagger in a youtube vid and got called out. His position sounded big.

>>51281076
Is SPY 2,000 in the cards?

RAAAAANAAAAAAAA

>>51287789
Probably not, we've had a lot of inflation since we were there last, but I don't think 2500 is out of the question. Fed put probably kicks in around 3000 though.

>>51287592
Think how rich we'd be if we'd shorted Don's picks

>>51287789
I-I don’t feel so good, bros.

>>51288012
Kek. Silver miners have been completely dumpstered in general though.

>>51287691
We're right on the same page. I have large uranium holdings, the rest miners, metals and other commodities like shipping and fertilizer and salt and then a very large position on trillion energy.

Trillion has everything going for it. No reason it shouldn't moon. Drilling should start this week. Next three months should give astronomical returns.

>>51288012
I have some First Majestic puts, hoping for silver to dump. They're bleeding money at current prices

>>51287728
He's a reddit tier fag.

>>51288152

Encodre continues to deliver. Will be producing q1/q2 of next year. I have it booked as a solid 10x

>>51288214
ON BUDGET AND ON SCHEDULE.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/energy-trade-risks-collapsing-over-092509271.html?soc_src=social-sh&soc_trk=tw&tsrc=twtr
Preddy big news. Yurop will need to bail out energy companies because of big derivatives margin calls.

>>51288250
inb4 sorry energy companies ukranian jews come first you're on your own

>>51288152
>Trillion has everything going for it. No reason it shouldn't moon. Drilling should start this week. Next three months should give astronomical returns.
Exactly. Meanwhile what are my metal picks going to do over the next 3 months? Even if they spring back to April's highs and dont just stop at the 200dma we're looking at a 2-3 max.

I'm probably going to double my Trillion position today if I see a good window because it seems retarded not to, it may be greedy but the way I see it really only a black swan can fuck me over.

>>51288378
They'll bail them out. They need them

>>51288152
>>51288434

Trillion chads
Trillion Energy International Announces September 8th As Uranus Rig Departure Date

https://trillionenergy.com/2022/09/06/trillion-energy-international-announces-september-8th-as-uranus-rig-departure-date/

>>51288883
>9% up on open
Damn well at least my FOMO is kicking in after it's already my biggest position but still.

>trillion pumping
>lagoon dumping
i am equanimous

>>51284682
Just opened a call option, heard the news that Germany will be delaying the decommissioning of 2/3 of their nuclear plants until 04/23 and didn't think twice.
> https://dw.com/en/germany-to-extend-last-2-nuclear-power-plant-lifespans-by-a-few-weeks/a-63023953
I'm just wondering if demand for Nuclear would grow in EU. France was already heavy on nuclear afaik.

>Mfw don't trust the recent rise in Uranium.

I'm still expecting this to dump pretty hard at least once before we really start going up.
There has been a whole lot of good news that have pushed up the price recently and regardless of that the sector is still meandering at fairly low prices.
I think that too much fuel has been used on this climb up in order for this to keep on going.

>>51289869
I pray to allah it dumps hard af and shakes out reddit and smg. Then we pick up the pieces and take over the island of Japan.

Does Europe or Asia get steamrolled by the dollar first?

small price alert, uranium chads
jan 2023 LEU $20 puts are 3.30 on my screen just now
i sold these for around 2.30 a while back, despite LEU rocketing above 35 (then 40 then 45) which is about what i think it's worth, you can collect even more premium today than you could back in july. that's fucking retarded, and if you like LEU and don't mind being wrong, you can get paid 50% more than i did for the same position.
i would do this but i have no more room in my portfolio to increase my LEU position size if assigned.
how is this possible? i have no idea. trading bots don't seem to care about uranium stocks yet. maybe the trade won't execute for you, these are gonna be low liquidity instruments for a while longer. you have to be 100% ready to be assigned.

>>51290203
Bloddy bitch do you think we know what any of that fucking shit means? We just buy penny shitcos here and wait for bonanza grade.

>>51290203
>how is this possible?
Implied volatility has gone up

>>51290546
this, IV up = premium up

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/European-Energy-Companies-Face-15-Trillion-In-Margin-Calls.html
yuro energy markets Lehman moment incoming. Printers online. Execute government bailout.

>>51290546
thank you although that's not what i meant, and i do have a basic understanding of IV, but i was rhetorically asking w.r.t. whether there is a real catalyst and what it would be.
bottom line is i'm confident bots would take up that premium if they were on this space.

>>51290298
very thank you ser

>>51287565
>GPL bankruptcy
we put them on the avoid list a while ago for this exact reason

>>51292238
>GPL
HALTED

>>51287565
cmmg warned about this 2 years ago

anyone trade corn? or know the fundamentals of the corn market?

BONANZA hit for Sokoman today
>MH-22-463 cuts 39.60 m of 12.50 g/t Au including 10.25 m of 41.97 g/t Au

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2558-tsx-venture/sic/127390-sokoman-reports-the-thickest-high-grade-drill-results-from-the-lower-eastern-trend-to-date-moosehead-gold-project-central-newfoundland.html

>>51292886
>>51292859
Nothing that ESG and government regulation can't fix right up. Maybe bob can make a couple of calls and get them some diversity monies sent over from Blackrock. We can make it a profitable company if we just get a government bail out every few years. That's hope profit works you dumb /biz/raelis: print money to solve the problem.
If you don't like it then you must hate people making money, which is obviously a sign that you aren't making money.

>>51292912
fertilizer, diesel, pesticide prices up = corn supply down = corn price up

>>51293133
Someone was asking me for examples of higher than 7gpt hits because I was saying snowlines 2gpt wasn't that impressive. Well here you go.

>>51294006
I'm not the Snowline guy but that's over 40 meters. Snowline's hits are what 200m long?

How many people do you think were involved with deciding how big to make she hulks ass in the twerking scene

>>51292859
Nice screenshot lol
>>51292886
Huge red flag
>>51294006
That's UG, I specifically referred to open pit mines with grades above 7 g/t, and not just from a single intercept, but as the average mineable grade obviously. And you never got back to me because it is extremely rare as I said. Discussion began after you said Snowlines 2+g/t intercept wasn't that impressive because you only invest in OP mines with grades far above that.

>>51293133
Blue Lagoon assays will make this look like a copper mine!

>>51281582
>running out of water

>>51292912
There are a few corn traders here. Another driver for corn prices this year is the record droughts across US and EU.

>>51290203
as an aside I was listening to a uranium space the other day and I think it was SMR that someone had apparently been offered some absolutely insane yield to loan out, which made them wonder if a short report was coming

>>51294186
Japanese girl will taste my homemade curry

Just picked up some good intel from /g/ of all places.
I've been out of these threads for a while, mostly been in /smg/ trying to swing soxl, soxs.
And i see this shit. >>>/g/88471518
And posts like this >>>/g/88471599

>Because of the EU trade laws actual exporters of electricity pay more than their consumers. Romania peaked at 700eur per MW despite being a major exporter of electricity.
>
>https://stirileprotv.ro/stiri/financiar/explozie-a-preturilor-romania-plateste-cel-mai-mult-din-uniunea-europeana-pentru-energie-harta.html

And I start freaking out. No way the people in exporter countries are gonna put up with that. I'm thinking EU is gone by years end boys. Now first thing that comes to my mind is short euro. But if EU is going down, its gonna take down the whole banking system, no way to know whatever money youre shorting in is gonna retain value.
So its down to physical gold. None of that meme silver shit either, industrial demand is gonna be gone for a few years.
Any other trades i should be thinking about? I'm not saying gold is a bad trade but there has to be michael burry trades that smart money is probably already in on that's gonna 10x 100x easy when this blows up.

>>51295065
>Michael Burry trades
Credit default swap on Euro denominated debt? Would probably pay out some 1000-10000% due to unlikelyhood of a non-nigger sovereign debt issuer ever actually defaulting.

>>51295196
That's way out of my league, i should probably stick to gold kek

>>51295196
Its gonna be germany that will default

>>51288033
>has 7 more years to accumulate
>bitching
Some people...

>>51295286
Germany had budget surplus until covid. I'm turbo bullish on germany, should probably load up on deutsche marks when they start air dropping that shit

Interestingly Russia is at 100% implied default risk based on CDS price.
This should be a good risk/return to throw a small amount at, no idea how to trade it though...
http://www.worldgovernmentbonds.com/cds-historical-data/russia/5-years/

Damnit I missed the uranium pump, I was waiting for a dip. What else is in a dip right now that I can ape into?

Long swiss frank? When everything else turns to shit will EU people turn to swiss frank? Why when they could get dollar. Just long dollar?
Brent johnson milkshake? Fuck this is too complicated for my midwit mind

>>51295672
Gold gongo up, can't print it, simple as.

>>51295405
Russian govt bonds, but good luck finding a jew willing to broker those
>>51295672
Yes long USD and gold. I say avoid CHF because they're in Yurop. Not a stable place to be.

>>51295065
You might want to see this anon. Governments in yurop are already preparing to bail out energy companies that are getting margin called in derivatives. Lehman Bros. 2: Electric Boogaloo (pun intended)
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/European-Energy-Companies-Face-15-Trillion-In-Margin-Calls.html

>>51296577
Based so does this mean European energy companies are essentially invincible since they can't be allowed to fail? Equinor, BP, Shell, Total, anything else?

>>51296609
I believe energy companies in this context refers to grid infra companies that produce electricity. But on the other hand some Equinor bigwig is interviewed in the article so maybe Equinor is also in deep shit with its derivatives. I don't care enough to check but I recommend anybody invested in Equinor to check their derivatives contracts to avoid unnecessary dumpening.

Also
>essentially invincible since they can't be allowed to fail?
this isn't necessarily a good thing for a shareholder. When bailouts happen companies are forced to get credited by a government or dilute shares and sell those if I'm not wrong. And that's after they've dumped a lot. See Fortum over here in Finland. Absolutely crashed, this week when govt scrambled to the rescue has the dumpening paused and I still don't think it's a good investment. Awfully run company. Will probably keep dumpening even with govt guarantees

>>51296760
How fucked is Yurop?

>>51296791
100% fucked. No way out of this mess except via the nearest airport. Which is becoming more and more attractive financially every day. Thinking of selling my apartment and squatting in Thailand or Philippines for a year or two and watch the shitstorm unfold from afar.

>>51296577
>Bail out

There's a possibility that's greater than zero that these fuckers are going to start bailing in these corpos at some point rather than just printing money to bail them out.
Soon the best option for anyone is to have their money in some unknown rinky dinky bank in South East Asia.

Which etf has the most bullish coal exposure?

>>51296895
Bailing in would mean deleveraging and that is political suicide. And besides, what would become of the citizens if these grid companies were allowed to fall? There is no way they would allow it to happen. If nothing else, governments would take a bigger share of ownership and add more incompetents into the company boards.
>Soon the best option for anyone is to have their money in some unknown rinky dinky bank in South East Asia.
Better yet, moving to SEA for cheap living and sitting with gold and dollars and living essentials. I'm unironically contemplating doing just that. The rapidly increasing likelihood of the worst depression in the history of Europe and a big war are what also make me want to get out of here.

Fuck this degrading shithole. Everything goes wrong here.

>>51297016
>There is no way they would allow it to happen

Couple of years ago I would have said the same about multiple governments letting tens of thousands of people freeze to death, which does put the politicians in a real risk of minecrafting, but we're only couple of months away from the great freeze happening.
After seeing how insanely retarded the governments have acted in the recent years, I'm not putting anything even if it's insanely retarded like bail ins out of the realm of possibility.

And yes fucking right off from all Europeon countries would be the best idea.
If I had already managed to accumulate enough wealth I'd be all for leaving right now, but unfortunately I got started so late I need to grow my wealth here for the time being.

>>51297016
Don't think the US is better off and moving to SEA also means that you have to live in SEA. Which yuropoorean country are you in?

>>51292912
It's going to 350, could even touch 299 by Nov-Dec.

>>51297123
The way I see it, deflation is the cardinal sin for Western governments. Deflation disperses wealth, collapses employment and demand, and therefore also collapses a government's tax revenue. And we can't have that, governments have big plans and they need more money and power to bring those to fruition. Especially when they are in the process of taking sides in anticipation of war. But I agree with you that governments especially in Europe have been remarkably stupid in recent decades and years. The latest clown show with energy/trade policies have eroded my trust completely. I have never seen such bad leadership. And I am equally astounded by how my relatives and friends can't see what I'm seeing even when I explain.
>If I had already managed to accumulate enough wealth I'd be all for leaving right now, but unfortunately I got started so late I need to grow my wealth here for the time being.
Where are you from and how much would you have in dollar terms if you liquidated everything and went 'Adios'? I would have maybe $80-100k largely depending on what I would get from my apartment. That would be enough to sit back in some cheap country for a few years, maybe I could even sustain myself if I trade profitably.
>>51297193
Finland. SEA doesn't exactly have the same living standards, culture or climate but it would at least be cheap. And when it comes to the US, they have their own problems but they don't have it as bad as Europe is going to have it.

>>51297331
>Finland
Ah, I understand why you would feel at home in Asia. Kidding aside, you don't even have it that bad bro. Just think you could be living in France or the UK. Binland still has time to turn it around.

>*TREASURY 30-YEAR YIELD RISES TO HIGHEST LEVEL SINCE 2014

It's ogre

How fucked is the UK? I haven't felt this hopeless for a long time. Between our country literally producing nothing to the inept conservatives, I don't see much to hold onto.

>>51297446
You're right I don't have it bad. In fact, I have it quite good right now. I'm just looking around and seeing where things are going and I'm not liking it. This country is compromised. We're lead by a WEF puppet prime minister, soon joining NATO to solidify our fate as the ground zero for the coming war and no trace left of any economical or political sense. When Finland came out and joined the sanctions against Russia and took a clear side with the NATO application I knew that this isn't the same country it used to be. Our leaders are not interested even in the pretense of neutrality, not interested in the well-being of the populace, and most certainly not interested in peace. I'm left to decide whether I want to stay here and place my hopes in this country that maybe some modicum of sense returns and we make a U-turn away from economical and possibly military ruin (which may not even be avoidable anymore), or whether I take a step back and see whether I was scared over nothing or whether I made the best decision of my life.

I may seem convinced right now but it's actually a tough decision to make. Everything and everyone I know is here. But I also want to protect myself and my wealth as well as I possibly can. It's not an easy leap to take.

>>51297552
>*UK’S TRUSS NAMES KWASI KWARTENG AS NEW CHANCELLOR
Well it doesn't look very good old chap, not very good indeed.
>>51297565
Nothing crazy is going to happen anytime soon, just stay put and monitor the situation.

>>51281076
I regret ever buying Bayhorse. This company is nothing but a directionless money pit. I’m so sick of all the excuses and misdirection and feet dragging. I can’t believe we’re sitting here four months until 2023 and they STILL are not a revenue-producing silver mine. Fuck me.

>>51294126
I'm just starting shit. Check out cerrado gold and monarch or whatever the fuck it is that Kevin bambrough shills. Both of those are open pit with higher than 7gpt.

>>51297787
They'll have to drag their feet even longer now that the Fed has changed direction.
At least they didn't sell all their minerals below cost like GPL did.

>>51295065
Follow the market sniper if you're interested in currency trades

>>51297658
Will probably do that honestly. I don't think I'd be ready to go this year anyways. I would like to sell my apartment and live somewhere cheap though, issue is that that would be nowhere over here.

>>51297552
We seem pretty fucked m8 but don't sweat it, everybody is or will be. Just try and make as much money as possible to get yourself and the people around you through any hard times

>>51297827
Without looking it up I'm pretty sure Cerrado is only 3-4 g/t. Monarch mining has an UG mine in Quebec. There's Mako Mining in Nicaragua which is the one I mentioned last time and the only one I can think of that's 7+ g/t open pit.

>>51297849
There's no cheap place to live in Finland? Find that pretty hard to believe. Surely if you just get out of the big cities it's not that bad. Just live off of homemade mämmi and lakupippu.

>>51297787
My $600 investment has turned into $90

some oil tanker stocks are mooning, not sure why. looking at FRO, INSW

>>51297278
why would corn go -50% from here?

>>51288033
Don't look at past. Look at future. World in which this chart was painted no longer exists and our current world in not similar to those past times.

>>51297914
Essentials are expensive everywhere. Rent may be cheaper away from population centers but lately I've been reading horrifying news about electricity bills for people living far away from cities. You see, electricity or heating need to be transported. And the farther away you are from the distributors the more it costs. I would also have to get a new electricity contract when moving in and energy providers have racked up prices and taken away cheaper contracts out of their selections. Not to mention, the cost of fuel would devastate my finances. Commuting, if I found work, would become awfully expensive. The only real option to save money I can think of would be to get myself a roommate or a girl, move into some relatively cheap place near a population center and share the living expenses.

>still holding cash waiting for the dumps
>everything is either pumping or crabbing
C'mon already.

>>51298070
Find an elvish maiden and make new warriors for the fight against the globalists.

>>51298427
I guess I'll have to do that. I was always under the impression though that Swedes are the Elves and we Finns are Trollfolk

>>51298614
Don't all Finnish girls look like this?

>>51298044
It's a recession, the same reason oil is going to 50 a barrel.

>>51299031
60

>>51299031
Around 68 is the floor.

>commodities still out of favor among general investors, shitcoin collectors and yolo apes

We're still extremely early. Everyone here will be able to turn upper 5 figures into 7 no problem.

>>51297552
I think this country is going to end up economically and ethnically indistinguishable from Argentina.
The biggest problems are lack of quality leadership anywhere no matter the political team, and secondly this country wants to spend big government money on welfare/healthcare/pensions when it no longer has the industrial and productive capability to do so. We're running entirely on debt and once that goes it's over. Neolibs have privatised everything rather than investing in productivity, thinking money is a substitute... look at this gas shortage crisis and how they seem to think that printing more money will address that we simply do not have enough gas, you can't put £££ in a boiler.

>>51300125
frac

>>51281582
>inb4 it rains

>>51293609
>Nothing that ESG and government regulation can't fix right up. Maybe bob can make a couple of calls
Bob has been telling you for years that miners are a stupid investment and junior miners are the worst of them all. I said they go bankrupt on average every 3 years. A fact some of you are beginning to notice.

choke on a bag of dicks, idiot.

>>51299558
I was planning to sell my Coal in December/January and ape in again before summer as long as nothing breaks though

I was actually tripping that the term “nuclear” was trending on Twitter, alas it was mainly about the Trump raid.

I did in the process find this chart, which highlights nuclears dominance in non-hydrocarbon energy production

bros...

Hate to talk about ecelbs lads but what happened to max keiser and raol pal? Did they cash out? I hope not. Of all the cryptotards those were the ones who annoyed me the most

Looks like we invested in the wrong pajeet

We need to directly capitalize on the growing pajeet energy demands, which are expected to increase by 160% in the next 20 years. It’s a complicated market with different dynamics than the west, and may be underserved in terms of ETF availability but it’s worth looking into, as evidenced by this Adani man’s meteoric rise. I’d rather bet on them then chink ADRs, since non-Sino development= less Chinese influence

Hopefully Turkey gets BTFOd from
Cyprus so Nat gas prices will jump and the act of their withdrawal will also add more value to Trillion via governmental support

I feel so dumb for waiting for .17c print. I have a sub .30c avg at like 15000 shares but damn this sucks

>>51298704
This is Miss Helsinki 2017

>>51304311
Paska

Oilbros WTFWT

>>51304311
Finnbros... it's over

Nice hits for Galleon

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2697-tsx-venture/ggo/127465-galleon-gold-hits-high-grade-in-the-south-area-at-west-cache-gold-project.html

>>51301629
Bro you just don't Diamond Hand like us APES dude like just hodl man the comex will run out of silver any day now and bayhorse will go 1000x

If you had ten grand to spend where/when would you invest it?

>>51308332
Atlas
New Found Gold (cheap)
Eskay (cheap)
Snowline

>>51307829
Nice hits yes, but if you look at the illustration in the news release they already have step outs testing the continuity of this high grade mineralization and it's not there unfortunately.

>>51308666
incorrect, Satan

Oilsisters...?

oilbros...

>>51308831
Theres a drill hole 50 meters below with 3.8g/t over 4.5 meters being the best part. It's only open up dip but not much space there either.

okay wtf just made oil drop like a cunt

Lagarde said that Europeans need to "flatten the curve" of power demand.
It's so unequivocally over.

>>51309213
Solution: "reducing electricity use at peak hours"
> https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1567462388898594816

>>51309291
Energy lockdowns guaranteed.
Businesses will only be open every other day? Can only heat your home in off peak? This'll be fun.

>>51309490
They did "drill baby drill" to upend them in the 80s. North Sea's a mature industry now, production peaked ~2000. All about killing demand now.

>>51308832
>>51308909
>>51309160
Red Dead Redemption DLC

>>51309568
there would be a lot of hydrocarbons to produce in continental Europe and UK but we can't have that. Coal is also a no-no unless we buy it from Australia and have it shipped from across the world

>>51281076
Going to start stacking seeing as it seems a wise investment.
Why should I buy silver anons? Should I not just stick to gold?

>>51311764
Get gold. If you want to swing silver then do so with financial instruments like options and stocks. Gold is THE hedge

>>51311764
Silver is good if you're poor. Gold is better if you want to take a decent chunk of cash out of your bank account.

>>51312004

>>51312026
I am poor and also a prepper, hoping that having silver coins would be good in a SHTF scenario for trading.

>>51312004
>swinging silver

So you wouldn't recommend just buying and holding it?

>>51312587
I own a shitload of silver but its unlikely it would of any use in a shtf, the average retard won't have anything worth trading for and even if they did they won't want the silver.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bYhTFz_SGw0

>>51312587
>hoping that having silver coins would be good in a SHTF scenario for trading.
It might be, but if you have gold money you should also get some gold.

>>51312617
There are reasons to hold silver, but by and large it's a moonboi purchase; even /pmg/ wants to swing into gold. Also, you're posting in /cmmg/, where making money from volatility is the name of the game, and stocks make that easier when it comes to silver.

>>51312815
Oh man that video
>>51312843
Yes I figure I should get into both really. But with silver I have received bipolar advice. Being a XRP schizo myself I should probably just get some anyway.

Thanks for your input

>>51313254
>Being a XRP schizo myself...
Oh boy have you picked the right metal! Welcome, based retard! But seriously, silver is especially polarizing; gotta form a thesis and do what you think is right.

https://twitter.com/AZmilitary1/status/1567447822122745858
>40 CEOs of European metal producers warn of an "existential threat" to the industry in an open letter

>>51312617
Take a look at gold and silver all-time charts. Notice how gold sustains its gains while silver pumps and dumps. If you plan to hedge your WEALTH, buy gold. If you want to play games with silver just swing the miners or ETFs or whatever

Why are my fertilizer stocks all down still today what the hell is going on

>>51313438
When I am a multi millionaire from my 29 Zerpies held on a dodgy exchange I will buy all the gold and silver I need

IT'S THE END OF THE WORLD!!!

>>51314045
reality down today, hang in there

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/The-EUs-Aggressive-Plan-To-Counter-Astronomical-Electricity-Prices.html
>So the Commission will propose a set of immediate measures that will protect vulnerable consumers and businesses. Those measures include savings on electricity, a mandatory target for reducing electricity use at peak hours, and a cap on revenues of companies producing electricity with low costs and rechanneling these unexpected profits to support vulnerable households and companies, von der Leyen added.
>The EU will also propose a profit levy on oil and gas companies, too, "Because all energy sources must help address this crisis," she said.
>The measures to be proposed also include liquidity support for energy utility companies to cope with market volatility and large margin calls on the energy derivatives market.
>"And fifth, we will propose a cap on Russian gas. The objective here is very clear. We must cut Russia's revenues which Putin uses to finance this atrocious war against Ukraine," von der Leyen said.
Pic related: yuros

>>51314407
There was a post about doing a an hero by tying a long wire around your neck and a tree, then jumping in your car and flooring it. Europe is that poster.

>He bought oil going in to the worst depression for a 100 years

>>51314471
You forgot about the supergluing your hands to your head so it looks like you decapitated yourself

>>51286038
Women, not even once

>>51314407

They're trying to paper over a problem in the physical world, a shortage of energy. This will be no more effective than trying to use a stimulus package to stop a hurricane or a volcano.

>>51313800
I was actually thinking it was metal time. Smg, cyrptocucks, and reddit are all talking oil, gas, and uranium. Makes me think its time to move onto the next phase. Surely the bottom is behind us. Now onto the next phase and bottom, metals.

>>51315113
No one can stop what's coming

>>51315224

>>51281076

whats your 5 yr outlook for tin boys

>>51315286
Who is this guy kek

>>51315303
>he doesn't know about /ourguy/

>>51315327
Holy based, but that's not the guy in the picture is it?

>>51315383

>>51315477
Not sure what to make of that tbqhwy

>>51315558
These boomers running mining websites all hate each other, this dude hates Bob, Bob hates this guy
https://iknnews.com/about/

>>51315604
Why tho lol

>>51315667
>My subscription service is better than this other faggot's! Please give me money and not the other guys!

>>51315933
Doggy dog world out there

all jokes aside, is this fucking bitch going to release the bonanza grade or not

>>51316345
The dude seemsnto care about share price a lot, so I am assuming he is waiting for good news to report, or is trying to set up something in the background to really pump the price. His whole goal fornblue lagoon is literally just to get a big payday.

>>51315327
>>51315383
321gold.com is Bobs website

You may be talking to a schizo or drunk but Bob does hate the jews

>>51301629
>been telling you for years
I'm not one of you. I'm not a fucking stupid nigger. I would never buy a miner.
Before you pop off about retarded shit like a mouth breathing cock suckered you should consider becoming an hero

>>51316345
We're all gonna wagmi

>>51281582
Eco lab owns every dishwasher in every restaurant in North America

>>51281582
>a congressman on the committee for water resources bought hundreds of shares of a company called Ecolab

where did you get this information?

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/1594-tsx/me/127520-moneta-delivers-positive-pea-for-tower-gold.html

Big PEA out for Moneta's 10Moz+ project in Canada, they only used 5Moz for the study though. Mostly OP at 0.81 g/t with a 4.6 strip, some UG at 3.4 g/t mixed in. They went with a long 24 year mine life at almost 200koz/y. It's a semi high cost project at $1073 AISC. Initial capital of C$517M for a 20ktpd project seems very optimistic.

>>51319801
It's no cashcow.

>>51319828
Yep, there's a reason why the company is valued at $13/oz. I mean if it actually could produce at $1073 AISC it would be fine, but it's a PEA so it's probably going to be a few hundred higher. Will probably sell off in the coming days and weeks. Study isn't exactly great and there's often a lot of people in these developers waiting for the economic study thinking it's a positive catalyst they can sell on. Happened big time with Benchmark Metals, wasn't even a bad study they produced.

>JUST IN - UK govt to scrap fracking ban tomorrow — Telegraph
Oh that's probably why the oilbros got raped in the arse today.

>>51321537
Rana... RANAAAAAAAAA!

>>51321544
BASTERD BITCH MOTHERFUKER RELEASE THE BONANZA MOTHER BITCH

There wasn't much capital expenditure despite the high oil prices this year it seems. Not exactly what typically happens before a glut right?

>>51321694
>recession cancelled
>silver and gold will moon

The feds are trying to secure Antimony not Lithium.
All nano doping uses Sb and the new grid scale LMB Antimony batteries already tripled the SB price.
The DoD is begging for Sb to make bullets and primers.
Antimony is the most explosive element on Earth and makes the best batteries being an actual semi conductor/metalloid.

High Purity Manganese Suphides will replace Cobalt soon in EV's and Antimony will replace graphite in Li systems soon.

The real mineral commodity to source is Zirconium/Chromite for reactors and fuel rods and domestic Titanium lodes not in sand deposits.
Those will be the fastest growing metals in the 2023 market.

>>51322165
Antimony will be an interesting as there arent many serious stibnite deposits in the US, it was a major byproduct of lead / zinc mining in much of the American west back in the turn of the century. I wonder how much of that waste is reworkable with modern equipment?

Manganese needs energy intensive smelting operations to purify from bulk ore, I dont believe the US has any mills / smelters currently geared to it, China was doing 90% of the manganese smelting if i recall until recently when energy prices skyrocketed and they had to limit plants.

>>51322284
Hey Pan, how is Brazil as a jurisdiction? Is it safe or another immediate danger like chile? This is concerning Vale if you wondered.

Also on the manganese side, there are only two plays in North America last I checked. AMY.V and MN.V, any opinion on these you may already have?

>>51322402
i am not sure how they are government wise to mining, i am sure that whole Vale disaster changed a few leaders minds on mining. As far as I know their fairly friendly when it comes to international / corporate mining but there is extreme corruption.

On Manganese I ll have a look at both but I dont believe its a real future sector in NA because of how wide scale the deposits have to be to be feasible to extract. The ore coming from Africa to Chinese refiners is something like .3% or a bit higher, its a bulk tonnage commodity that you need mega tonnage to make it work. Manganese X I recall from months ago had some good drill intercepts at their property in New Brunswick.
As for American Manganese I dont know anything about them other than they hold the past producing Roche Deboule Mine near Hazelton BC, one of my childhood haunts. Its a worthless property though, i am not sure why they are holding on to it after all these years, its to contaminated to bother working on.

>>51322778
I am still juggling between whether rio or vale was better, so I am trying to think of every angle and variable.

Both have gone down a bit as everything else. I was thinking maybe it was a good buying opportunity since I see manganese mentioned more and more. I think it will grow in necessity in due time.

>>51322965
Manganese is still in production hell too with smelters in china only producing a fraction of what the could be outputting due to power restrictions.

>>51322965
Rio and Vale are both good and honestly they both trade pretty much the same way. here are their YTD charts side by side - its the basically the same shit. just pick the one with a higher sustainable dividend is what i would do

>>51314487
Energy performed well during the depression.

How do you guys feel about Chris Macintosh and his newsletter?

The founders of /cmmg/ insisted that the OP image was on topic and informative some sort of infograph, chart or at least a news headline.

not this absolute FILTH. do you not realise that even bearing witness to the propaganda, when it is within your power to abstain, is poisoning your own soul?

>>51327389
what do you expect from namefags lol they operate purely on dopamine rush

There will be fewer and fewer OG members as time goes on, as we make it we'll slowly (then very quickly) be replaced with crypto zoomers and faggots as gatekeeping becomes harder and harder while tradition falls by the wayside.

>>51321537
RAAAAAAANAAAAAAAAAAA

Boomp

Equinox gold's Mexican mine got blockaded again lol, what a disaster. Running at a very high cost too, I wonder if they're just going to pull the plug at some point.

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/787-tsx/ske/127536-skeena-completes-robust-feasibility-study-for-eskay-creek-after-tax-npv-5-of-c-1-4b-50-irr-and-1-year-payback.html

Skeena FS out today. Very sneaky showing AISC per ounce recovered in concentrate when those ounces are only 80% payable. So actual AISC is 25% higher.

>>51329767
>Very sneaky showing AISC per ounce recovered in concentrate when those ounces are only 80% payable. So actual AISC is 25% higher.
1 Concentrates can be below 1% pure
2 They reference AUeq so an ounce would be a whole ounce no matter the purity of the concentrate
3 You still managed to be right since smelting and refining is going to eat at least 20% of the profits depending on what types of metal they recover and in what ratios.

>>51329767
>>51329713
>>51320409
>>51319944
>32 posts by this ID

take a break for a while FUD KING, maybe your mom can bring you some tendies

>>51330399
32 posts in 2 days is a lot to you? How long does it take you to write a post lol?
What am I fudding? Are you a butthurt oilsister?

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/1934-tsx-venture/bhs/127604-bayhorse-completes-metallurgical-sample-from-its-crane-creek-gold-silver-project-idaho-usa.html

New Bayhorse update. They did a 610kg bulk sample from their new claims in Idaho. Apparently their mill is also in Idaho but their crusher is at their mine in Oregon, so they trucked it all the way to Oregon for crushing and then back to Idaho for processing.

8m inventory build. Oil price goes up. What?

>>51331172
just sell and move on is what these people need to do

>>51332015
After yesterday's slaughter it needs a little break from the dumping

>>51332777
sunk cost fallacy: the post. Anybody still owning shares of this shitco is overdosing on copium and cannot let themselves sell because they can't admit being wrong

>>51332777
Gotta keep huffing the hopium. According to ceo their brandywine property is in the middle of a ski resort lmao.
I wonder if they are still active in the bayhorse discord and what they're saying.

>>51332777
>>51333287
Will never sell at a loss. Following a mixture of Bob Moriarty’s and Doug Caseys trading strategies. Lets hope I will one day shine like the sun. Because right now I am burning like it.

>>51333452
oh yeah I remember all the cultists making their own telegram or discord or whatever. I have to wonder whether they're still circlejerking there

My brothers, another day, no news from the Rana. Is he too busy eating the mangoes to release it.

>>51332777
>>51333287
>>51333515
Honestly lads it will probably pump with silver going up and retail coming in. This stock bounces from .03-.21 i am in at .07 with 200k shares. Personally I do have some hopium but i am following Bob Moriarty’s play book of selling when we pump and plan to sell a decent chunk when silver is below 70:1 with gold and let the rest ride on black.

Any lithium investors here? Looking at Brightrock Gold Corp. The stock is 10x this year like wtf

May the FORSYS be with us!

>>51333748
I don't really blame you for not selling when it's already down this much and yes it probably will pump if silver takes off. But you also always have to ask yourself if you would start a new position in the stock at the current price if you didn't have any shares and I certainly wouldn't. Graeme's track record is just too poor and their transparency is really awful.

>>51334451
Im so glad I dropped it when it was still around 5 cents.
Lesson learned.

How is everyone feeling post-Jackson Hole and post-Lagarde+Ursula speeches?

I get the sense that CBs will push to slow down economy as much as possible by raising interest rates slowly but surely. Also Powell didn't say it explicitly, but from his speech I can tell he would like for employment numbers to slow down. I'm not very economics savy, so sorry if this sounds naive, but sounds like he would like to see a recession to slow down the economy. I got a similar sentiment from Lagarde today. If this is true, then shouldn't it make more sense to invest in gold and bonds? I'm heavy in grains and Uranium so I'm a bit worried about my downside risk.

>>51334451
Indeed,

As of now I am committed and God willing will have some good fortune as the tide rises.

>>51333748
Well if you're convinced about that you might as well double your position at these prices. Personally if I want to invest in silver I'll look at other, better companies. Ones that actually do what they say they will do, and on time.
>>51334748
I think Fed wants stocks to crash and employment to go up. Lots of excess liquidity thanks to unlimited QE + stimmies. Fed wants to drain that and Fed officials have expressed elation about stocks crashing. ECB is way behind the Fed with its rate hikes and there is some concern about certain countries in EU being insolvent. Italy and Greece may be at the brink of bankruptcy again and high inflation + rate hikes will likely make the problem worse. But what can the ECB really do at this point when energy prices are getting out of hand due to many bad decisions by bureaucrats. EU will probably begin rationing to curb demand but on the other hand they will also be bailing out energy companies which means an even weaker Euro.
>shouldn't it make more sense to invest in gold and bonds?
Gold and dollars. I would stay away from bonds, especially Euro bonds.

>>51335024
Going into more physical. If my lukoy shares escape jew hell i will buy more

Jail Rana Vig

>>51335177
I hope we can buy Russian stonks soon. I would love to buy their o&g companies and Polymetal

>>51330360
Somehow missed your post. I didnt coincidentally manage to be right, I took the 80% payable from their PFS. Their ore is refractory and they have a lot of nasty elements in it which is why their conc is discounted.
Obviously when people see AISC per ounce produced they assume that ounce produced is worth an ounce of gold as is normally the case, but not here, which is why it's somewhat misleading. Should have used AISC per ounce payable.

I'm calling it, the uptrend starts within a week.

>>51335550
Seriously. Who knows anon. Interesting times as

>it will happen when the weather cools

>>51335696
now is our time

>>51336216
picrel

Any PM miners that don't automatically trade with spot? For any reason. The only one I know is TRQ.

>>51335696
>>51336237
Poobros... Rana will do the needful

>>51319801
>only used 5 million oz for the study

Typical junior mining fuckery and I want no part of it.

>>51336645
That means the other ounces are uneconomical to mine for whatever reason. Probably don't fit in the open pit plan

>>51336645
They must have used the most economic ounces for the study and the AISC is already rather high so they probably left them out so as to not show an AISC above $1100 which would look kinda bad.

>>51336753
imagine the smell

>>51336785
Smells like bonanza grade

>CMMG shilling and degenates shit
>Not talking about how the COMEX is going to be insolvent by the end of October.
CMMG fell from its glory. It'll only get worse once the money starts flowing in. We are having millions of ounces coming off the registered every week. Literally in a month or 2 things are going to break. Any mining is going to 10x after this event.

>>51337102
>CMMG has fallen
>posts reddit screencap

>>51335024
Sorry I don't understand why the fed would want stocks to crash, although I can see that being a casualty of their monetary policy. Wouldn't it make sense for them to want commodities to crash? The price of food and fuel is a major concern for all countries right now, so wouldn't they want the demand for these goods to fall? (Thus why I raised the question about employment, again it was not said explicitly but watching Powell's speech I think it was implied).

>>51337102
https://twitter.com/JavierBlas/status/1567826792773214211
>UK government freezes gas and electricity bills for the average household at £2,500 at year for the next 2 years

PM won't give you a warning before mooning, see >>51315224

>>51337102
So many 1pbtid complaining about thread quality. Posting she hulk twerking in the OP makes no difference to the quality of these threads, and they are very slow so how about you start contributing yourself instead of just complaining. The last thing we need is less people posting and tourists start shitting on the ones keeping the threads alive, bitch please.

>>51335024
>bad decisions by bureaucrats
That's a feature, not a bug

>>51336719
likely too deep or too narrow to operate on with the current pit.

>>51337719
Yea, amazingly the pit will reach a depth of 1100 meter though. That's a big hole.

>>51337210
Because they're realizing they can't tame inflation without destroying the stock market. It's all connected.
He's a bit pissed at the white house because they keep signing these trillion dollar stimulus bills when he's trying to get inflation down to ""2%""
He's saying he doesn't want a repeat of the 1970s. As long as he follows through, we'll get a 2008 instead.
The only thing the Fed understands is killing inflation with higher unemployment. Or reducing unemployment by easing.

anything 75 bps or over on september 21 should be enough to put the housing market over the edge, dragging everything else down with it.

>>51337102
Anyone remember an anon bringing up how the silver squeeze movement is bullshit a couple weeks ago? Something about how all the unregistered silver out there will keep prices low for awhile after the comex runs low/declares force majeure/whatever.

>>51337765
It wouldnt surprise me if they choose to go back underground again instead of completing the entire pit due to ground stability issues or changes in grade compared to how it looked in core. Eskay will be a mine again and i cant wait to see it.

>>51337102
One thing, I gotta commend them on keeping up buying

>>51337838
I guess what I'm saying is: I don't see how a crashing stock market is the aim of the Fed Reserve. I can see how a crashing stock market can be a consequence of the fed's monetary policy, but I don't see why they would seek that as a target. Maybe there's something obvious I'm not getting.

>>51338224
Directly speaking of course not. but in the end they only have 1 tool, a big hammer, and all assets get hit with it the same

>https://www.lewrockwell.com/2022/09/doug-casey/controlled-demolition-of-food-and-energy-supplies/

Probably just regular collapse stuff and not serious

>>51338224
So them and their buddies can buy the dip as the rest of humanity struggle to put food on their table

>>51337335
How do they plan this, exactly? Do energy companies foot the bill or are they going to print money to pay the difference?

>>51337102
A lot of people forgot about the squeeze but I continued tabs on it and have posted about it here occasionally but almost no one cares. As I said earlier, reddit, smg, twitter, etc are all now talking about oil, gas, and uranium. This makes me think the early phase is over, and any bottom is behind us. Now I want to buy metals, as I think now is the "just in time early phase". A year ago people said oil etc is a stupid investment when you can buy tesla and bitcoin. Now that sentiment changed. People still call pms rocks, so ideally you want now rather than when people are posting whether they should sell their gold chains now or wait. Any opposing opinions are welcome, I like hearing other angles.

>>51339927
>https://en.as.com/en/2022/03/29/latest_news/1648510535_730791.html

>https://e360.yale.edu/digest/fossil-fuels-received-5-9-trillion-in-subsidies-in-2020-report-finds

Report here:
>https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/WP/Issues/2021/09/23/Still-Not-Getting-Energy-Prices-Right-A-Global-and-Country-Update-of-Fossil-Fuel-Subsidies-466004

The energy sector already get plenty of bailouts, tax credits and other subsidies. Why would that not continue?

is bayhorse going to $0? wtf

Show me Uranus.

>>51339927
I'll getting greedy looking at copper.
Help me.

>>51340627
Yep right before blue lagoon meets it there

>>51340627
Dead cat bounce. Haven't you seen the graph m8? Were still years away from the raid with me and king midwit so this is the last chance to slurp

>>51339927
Gary savage is saying b g metals see going up but they will be volatile.

>>51342487
I'm gonna buy $2000-$3000 worth of silver this week. Prices are just so low. Gary's saying we're about to have a move up. Maybe not break $30 but still. $18 an ounce is just ridiculous.

>>51343507
Well nevermind. The premiums are fucked. Still $31 for eagles and generics are averaging $24.

>>51322165
Doesn’t BHS have antimony deposits? Not sure about Brandywine but I think their namesake mine has some

>>51343720
Yes their mine was mostly antimony if I remember correctly.

>>51343745
>>51343720
>Bayhorse update: We have renamed ourselves Bayhorse Antimoney. Antimony is the future, and we plan to deliver the first tonnes to Ocean in 2 weeks. Also a private placement worth 5 million effective immediately.

>>51343720
most silver lead zinc deposits have some antimony but yes the BH mine did have a pretty high count for the element.

>>51339927
>This makes me think the early phase is over, and any bottom is behind us
https://twitter.com/oriental_ghost/status/1568091291887747072
>Bridgewater.cn bought three Chinese gold ETFs on a large scale, totaling 21375.5 shares, with a total value of ￥802 million according to the closing price on September 8. and Barclays also bought four Chinese gold ETFs according to recent update data.

LMAO YOU GUYS ARE STILL HOLDING BAYHORSE SILVER AND POO LAGOON HAHAJAHAHHAHHAHAHAHA WE'RE GOING INTO A GLOBAL DEPRESSION NIBBAS HAHAHAHAAHAAHAHAHHA

>>51344122
I love this sentiment

>>51345678
>>51345678
>>51345678
New