/biz/ - Business & Finance

Reminder that previous crashes happened after bonds shot up and then went to reasonable levels. If 10Y hits 3% or lower, run.
I figure we'll have a modest rally with Yom Kippur, followed by a disgusting crash before February. Im waiting for a nuclear rally then selling deep ITM calls to benefit from from high strike and buying puts

Blue Lagoon bros… it is our time. Back up the mother fucker truck my bastards, sir Rana had 100k bonus we need to buy apes strong

what did you guys think of AEM? I'm a newbie to gold miners, but that divy looks dece

>>51693506

>>51693695
It's a major with relatively low cost and low risk and for that you pay a high price. So if you want a low risk stock it's fine I suppose, but you aren't getting nearly as much upside potential as with other stocks. I also dont like that they bought into a copper project in mexico recently, mexico is shit and why not just stick to gold. If you dont mind some copper I would rather go with newcrest.

https://www.mining.com/copper-mountain-nearly-doubles-mine-mi-resource-to-1-1-billion-tonnes/

Copper Mountain just keeps getting bigger!

Is anyone familiar with Nighthawk gold? Just started looking into it a while ago but it looks pretty weird. Gunning for an open pit mine in the NWT. 2.7 moz @ 1.53g/t. Market cap is 34m and they currently have 31m cash. This stock has been crashing straight down for literal years, with only minor rallies. You'd think there was some serious problem or borderline fraud by looking at the chart. They have huge institutional support though(>50%), and clearly haven't had much problem raising cash since their last raise was for 30million and done at a premium, albeit using FT shares.

>>51695487
Maybe the grades will just never be economical for an open pit in the north?

Renewable energy fag is an alright guy.

Do people buy gold bullion?

How would you ever sell it?

>>51695487
depends where its located, the Northwest Territories are a pain in the butt to operate in, especially now with how winters arent cold enough to keep ice roads in good order.

Anybody notice last thread didn't even hit bump limit before a new one was posted?

German natural gas futures, Oct22
26/9/2022 Gasline blows up
29/9/2022 Last trading day

Market price
26/9/2022 - 174$
29/9/2022 - 207$

Out-of-money options
26/9/2022 ~ 0.02$
29/9/2022 ~ 20$

I have a new trading strategy...

>>51695487
From what I remember they have lots of scattered deposits and targets inside a massive land package in NW. It's all very undeveloped but they have some paved roads relatively close to some major target they have. The one I remember being their main target is a very steeply dipping and deep orebody that would probably be difficult to open pit mine. Not for me seems too scattered and not obviously economical

>>51695768
>Anybody notice last thread didn't even hit bump limit before a new one was posted?
OP baked early so he could get his weaboo faggotry at the top of the thread.
Back in the good old days he'd have been b& outright but now there's so few posters you apparently can't afford to lose a retard or two.

Hi.

>>51694184

Thanks for the thoughts, dude

>>51692780
And who are you?
The fed chair said
That I must hawk so high
Only a bank of a different kike
That's all the mandate I know

In a yield of bond or a rate of CPI
A printer still has ink
And interests are low and QE fast, my chair
As low and fast as yours

And so he printed, and so he printed
That chair of Federal Reserve
But now the liquidity weep o'er his balance sheet
With no risks there to unwind
Yes, now the liquidity weep o'er his balance sheet
And not a CDO to steer

And so he printed, and so he printed
That chair of Federal Reserve
But now the liquidity weep o'er his balance sheet
With no ETFs there to buy
But now the liquidity weep o'er his balance sheet
And not a banker to hear

>>51697097
Hi

>>51695128
>Copper Mountain just keeps getting bigger!

Good news! 30+ year mine life too. I've held this for almost 2 years, was once up 200%, but the drop in copper prices knocked me back around even. Should really rip when copper goes back up.

>German Gas-price cap will need at least 150 Billion EUR in funding, as the German ruling Coalition plans to use pandemic-era fund to finance Gas-price cap
>German Finance Minister Lindner: Relief measures will act as an inflationary brake

lol
lmao

>>51695487
I think that cash figure is outdated. Their UG resource is very low grade and probably not economic, at least most of it. Judging from their illustrations the OP is going to be rather high strip, all those resources may not be economic. Like Pan Man said it's remote, if this project was right next to infrastructure it would be much more valuable. But I still think a mine will be built eventually and the stock is pretty cheap here.

>>51699304
>we have a gas shortage
>let's fix it with a price cap
Shid is about ti hit the fan isn't it

>>51699304
Didn't they already try a price cap on a Russian pipeline and Putin turned off the tap? How on earth are they trying this shit again?

I was comparing some silver companies and found something I think is strange. Impact Silver (IPT) market cap is only 39 million, yet they are a proven small producer. Compare that to Silver One (SVE) who is just an explorer, no production, yet their market cap is 50 million. Is Impact at an extreme bargain price, or is Silver One still highly overvalued despite the chart being so dreadful lately? Or could the Mexico vs Nevada jurisdiction warrant that much premium on SVE?

>>51700169
I think Impact js one of the most undervalued and best silver stocks.

>>51700169
Is jmpact or silver one listed on an etf like silver. Might explain the difference.

>>51700169
They have proven to lose money almost every year.

>>51700169
Silver X is also producing but has even lower market cap. But anyways market is forward looking and seeks growth etc etc the price is what you pay value is what you get. Also >>51700363 but that's not saying much considering companies like First Majestic or Hecla or Aya and others are also making losses or only marginal net incomes, yet they are highly valued in the market. Silver miners are weird

>>51700777
>Silver miners are weird
Too much money chasing too few companies in the silver space.

Market is getting absolutely murdered right now and once again gold is holding up reasonably well. Bottom is confirmed in.

>>51700930
That BOE pivot really invigorated gold. Very bullish.

Just added to my Scottie stash at .12, something like 70 holes are coming from Blueberry, more BONANZA likely

>>51701017
How long until the Fed capitulates, stock market is doing a thing again

>>51701257
Stock market still hasn't even come down to the pre covid high, think we need to go below 3000 for any chance of a fed put kicking in on that front. But we must be in for some really awful economic numbers in the coming months, which should bring inflation down some and those two factors together will probably make the fed pause further tightening.

>>51701257
Fed is right now in USD mode. I suppose if the bond market gives in like in the UK the Fed could do a similar QE pivot to buy those treasuries. But otherwise I don't see the Fed straying off course this year

>>51695613
>>51696297
>>51699321
Thanks for the answers.

>>51701050
For better or worse Scottie trades in a really tight range. I'm not expecting much excitement.

>>51701257
Rising unemployment is my guess.

>>51695582
It's just like buying and selling anything else. Local coin shops are usually the best for buying. Never tried selling, but ebay-type stuff may be the best. There's also lots of reputable online retailers that sell and buy, as well as ETFs like PHYS.

Stocks are getting molested and gold/silver recovered. Are we gonna wagmi soon?

how do I invest in fertilizer?

>>51701050
Should I sell Lagoon for Scottie? Or at least half my Lagoon for Scottie? I seriously think Lagoon will become the next bayhorse, fitting as the same guy told us about them.

>>51702641
Buy sewage.

>>51702641

Nutrien(TSX:NTR)(NYSE:NTR)416

>>51702818
I wish I knew fren. Based on results so far Scottie looks better, but Lagoon has fewer shares and could run fast if they hit something

New Schiff

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pafAkLPcL9E

AAPL down nearly 6% wow. Amazing it has taken this long for the market to understand that demand for $2000 smart phones are probably not going to hold up in a recession. Stock is still up 75% from its pre covid high even today. Says a lot about the complacency of the market we have been in.

>>51703076
who/name?

>>51704977
It seems that the time has come for apple bears to make some bank.

anybody keeping up with marine shipping? INSW has been strong even in a bear market. what are the fundamentals on shipping right now?

>>51705054
>It seems that the time has come for apple bears to make some bank.
i hope so

>>51705185
I'd just short the stock.
Why the time constraint.
Best of luck tho i think it will go under 125 but idk how long it'll take.

Bros...that wasn't the floor...our miners are being pooped on....

>>51705355
Good it made me sick to see them go up yesterday.

>>51702818
I hold both but Scottie's way comfier. Their initial results were so promising that they decided to expand this year's drill program just a little more, hope it pays off.

>>51702818
What you didn't know until this moment is that the same person who recommended the Horse and the Lagoon also recommended Scottie.

>>51706086

trillion trannies....

>>51706086
>Horse and the Lagoon
silver miner anon
>Scottie
pan man

>>51706528
Thankfully some green.

>>51706086
Fug, I hope that isn't going to turn into another promising ticker gone bad.

>>51705341
>Best of luck tho i think it will go under 125 but idk how long it'll take.
it doesn't have to as long as it drops fast enough to outpace theta decay. i dont hold options to expiration, I look to get out 3-4 weeks in advance of expiration with a profit

i short-sell regular shares too, i just think its time that people will sell AAPL back down to the June lows and selloffs happen rather quickly. the Nasdaq is already back down to June lows, but AAPL has held up... for now

>>51705137
I'm invested a good chunk into Zim and castor maritime. Zim has been sucking ass. I'm down 50% but they're making record profits and paying big ass dividends.

Shits so gay yo.

>>51703076
Prime quality fuck pig right there. Damn just imagine.

>>51702818
Lagoon has good results. I don't see what the deal is.

>>51706592
Bay horse is different different blue lagoon though. Blue lagoon delivers on drill result. Bayshore never did fuck all. Blue lagoon has good drill results in the past. Bay horse never even had one good drill.

RANA RELEASE THE BENCHOD.

>>51704486
Good episode, didn't really think about the leverage in the bond market. It makes sense that funds would lever up when they can borrow at 0% and earn a couple % in gov bonds, it worked for a long time. Pension funds blowing up on levered bond trades was what forced the BoE to pivot. Pension funds all over must have serious problems right now, they have been getting killed both in the bond market and the stock market + inflation eroding the real value of their holdings.

poo lagoon and gayhorse bros? When does the suffering end?

>>51707049
Are people still attempting to average down on them? I recall people were saying things like "I bought at .22 so .10 is a blessing, I can average down and have more ammo for when we moon".

>>51707174
I think horsiebros are completely demoralized. Poo laguners still have hope though, they are drilling and could release the bonanza you never know.

>>51707174
And also that other anon with like 150k lagoon shares says he sold at .30, he saved 50%

Trillion gang unironically what the FUCK was that?

>>51707049
Fellow horse sister ride tight!

>>51707493

>>51707493
>Red told me to buy some yesterday
Thank you Red.

>>51707559
Based Rick buying my bags

>>51707611
>Red told me
If you're the guy in the last thread who just got the 3k payment and was asking what to buy, that was me who told you to buy Trillion.
Don't give that nigger my credit (love you Red)

>>51707720
I see. Trillion was the ticker he talks about a lot. Well thanks. Thousands of shares went up a good few cents each.

>>51707863
Congrats on the good purchase timing. Drilling has begun, first production expected early November. I wasn't expecting any interesting price movement before then so it's a good day if the pump at least somewhat holds. It's 50% of my portfolio so I'd fucking like it to lmao

>>51707049
Never

BOIL bros, we buying OTM calls for the Oct exp? Could be a decent five bagger

>>51692780
I think if I was walking through the streets and saw that I'd have a mental breakdown

>>51706737
the issue is their not the crazy results the company was expecting to hit. The Dome Mountain property is well known for high grade mineralization, but Blue Lagoon hasnt found it yet.

>>51709311
You're going to have to take charge of the project, then we'll be asking when Pan Man will release the bonanza.

>>51709643
its honestly really confusing to me because there were still traces of high grade material all over Dome, they have been looking at the historical workings, and the more modern testing too, but the results just arent that good. I wonder if they have looked at the more western face of Dome yet, there are some very interesting areas over that way.

>>51706774
>Shitting on BHS
Mate literally just wait 2 more weeks

MADERCHODS ENOUGH IS ENOUGH TIME FOR THE BONANZA GRADE YOU BLODDY BASTERD BITCH RAAAAANAAAAAAA REDEEM THE BONANZA YOU GANG

>>51707049
>poo lagoon and gayhorse bros? When does the suffering end?
it does not end. both of those are going to zero. zero

>>51709789

https://www.mining.com/norzinc-completes-permitting-process-for-prairie-creek-mine-in-nwt/

Has anyone else been watching Norzinc? They have been actually making some real headway in getting their Prairie Creek Mine going. I was thinking that project would be in the gutter for years again but maybe not.

What near future events is /CMMG/ excited for?
For me:
>Sokoman releasing drill results including from their lithium property
>Nine Mile beginning to drill two properties starting October

>>51700076
It's a cap on consummr prices. They're just paying the difference between capped price and real cost.

>>51707720
Love you too. I have $18,000 in trillion. Been following it closely.

>>51709707
They have like twelve exploration targets all over their property. U think you could get a chance to look at their maps and see if they're in the right spot pan man?

>>51710755
in a bit sure! I know they have been focused though for the most part around the existing mine (which makes sense as that should be where some of the better material was located).

>>51697089
Understood. Silver miner anon wouldn't lead anyone wrong. Right anon?

Alright now that blue lagoon hype is gone, what’s the next bayhorse/lagoon someone can make memes for and hype up for us commodity fags. I like Impact Silver, seems primed for such faggotry

>>51712284
Trillion Energy will make you a trillion dollars!
#gassystocks #nofomo #hedgiesBTFO

https://www.mining.com/web/bhp-sees-chile-uncertainties-easing-in-investment-climate-boost/

Interesting info on BHP's thinking for Chile.

>>51711625
>Silver miner anon wouldn't lead anyone wrong. Right anon?
You need to put all of your money in Bayhorse Silver - its is going to moon tomorrow. I did my best DD on this company and there is a mountain of pure silver just feet beyond the main drift. Gram is the best CEO of all time, and Gram hired four (4) PhD geologist who are expert miners. Gram hired them because no one else would, they were that good. Even though Gram never bothered to get a mining permit he cashed out his shares and sold numerous private placements for even more dilution. Gram built an ore processing facility he never uses, so you know its in great condition. I am slurping up all that juicy horsey sauce and you need to also.Don't listen to the FUD from the CIA types from Eglin Air Force Base who just want to keep you from getting rich me me. Buy all the stock you can when the markets open tomorrow. I just got off the phone with my buddy Gram, he will not be dumping any more shares until Monday.

Anybody watching UUUU? Tempted to jump in at these prices

I expected someone on here to explain what happened with the bank of England yesterday?
They bought 65 billion pounds worth of 30 year bonds but why?

>>51715472
In short, they bailed out pension funds because of margin calls caused by the rates blowing up.

>>51714145
yes I'm heavy into it
it's going to go balistic soon

>>51710734
>I have $18,000 in trillion
Nice. 80k shares myself. Hoping to take some good profits at the start of next month when production officially begins and then rotate into oil around the midterms.

>>51712284
Well given that Impact was also one of Silver Anon's favourite picks it would be hilarious for it to also crash and burn, completing the holy trifecta

Less funny for me though as it's my biggest silver position.

>>51714145
>>51716332
Why do people like UUUU so much again?

>>51716634
Because it peaked and they want to lose their money.

SALT lost its month-long oversold embedding yesterday, next stop: 18dma

>>51716542
Same.

>>51717013
Good charting.

>>51712284
Canagold currently less than US$20M. Their project is high margin and low capex, so in a more bullish gold environment they probably could finance the entire thing with no or very little equity, using a combination of debt and a stream/royalty. Say they start producing with gold at 2000, FCF would be nearly $100M. Slap a 10x on that and you get a billy mkt cap. That's a 50x! What if gold goes to 3000? 100x! maybe they have good success drilling and it turns into Fosterville 2.0, 200x, 300x? you never know.
I tried to channel the spirit of the silver jew, how did I do?

Last night I had a dream commodities mooned and our portfolios 3x in a day.

>>51717842
Thanks man I appreciate that. Big jump to the 18dma too at 2.60 so if it moves fast it could be a 40% gain. Will prob try to swing some of my cash position at open for a quick win.

>>51717013
>>51718048
One news release away from the next ATH

Panman brought up norzinc a day two two ago. They got acquired today for cheap.

https://ceo.ca/@newswire/norzinc-enters-into-arrangement-agreement-in-connection

>>51718128
Yeah I ain't touching my current core position but if it's going to make a 30-40% jump over the next couple days I'm gonna put a bit of cash on the table just for that trade.

>>51718138
Seriously, have you ever heard of a 3% premium from near ATL?

>>51717950
>I tried to channel the spirit of the silver jew, how did I do?
Based Silver Anon made a name for himself, both a literal cult and legions of haters, without ever having to namefag once so: Terribly.

Santa cruz silver rocketed 30% this morning. One of my biggest mining posistions.,

Somebody email Art and tell him there is a typo on the company website: they spelled Corporate wrong

>Corparate

>>51718989
Fuckin leafs
I sold

Bump
What is this called?

>>51720061
I

>>51718989
>>51719695
>Vancouver based energy firm.
>Located on the homeless people street
Anon...

>>51720061
>>51720153
G

>>51692780
China is dumping the dollar. Everyone is front running China on exiting the dollar and rotating into hard assets. DXY down, commodities up.

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/currencies/china-bank-dollar-yuan-currency-markets-economy-beijing-fed-hike-2022-9

>>51720061
bullish engulfing

https://internationalbanker.com/brokerage/gold-buying-once-again-on-the-agenda-for-central-banks/

>>51718138
Interesting, obviously the leadership at Norzinc thought it would be better to be bought out than try and finalize the development of their mine themselves. The market hasnt been kind to new mines this year so it makes sense.

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2022/09/no_author/new-energy-protest-roils-eu-country/
Uh oh. I wonder what the outcomes of things like this will be, considering the esg commies will use every opportunity to further their agenda and consolidate their power

>>51721623
So oanman is you think blue lagoon is a bust or is this just a temporary lull?

>>51722773
Panman

what i want to know is which one of you fuckers is Rebecca:

https://ceo.ca/bhs

Rebecca is posting bayhorse FUD here every single damn day. I KNOW it's one of you fags

Uh oh. This just dropped this morning.

>Apparently G7 morality police about to rein the propaganda down hard on #gold — owning gold and gold mining companies in name of ESG & energy use. Apparently the message from on high already working into Blackrock et al
>Do you mean they will speak out against the ownership?
>Apparently, yes. And gold miners already getting whispers in their ears to start buying & transitioning to copper etc

https://twitter.com/JoshCrumb/status/1575866031834165248

Fyi, Josh Crumb is a former Goldman Sachs executive director (Senior Metals Strategist in the Global Economics, Commodities and Strategy Research Division in London), and all of the big gold/silver/commodities twitter influencers follow him. What now? Thoughts?

Is gold going to get banned again in the US? Super bullish for gold if you're in a jurisdiction where it's not banned.

Scottie not only upsized their recent PP but also sold some interest in their property in exchange for exploratory funds.
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2992-tsx-venture/auc/128751-goldplay-signs-option-agreement-to-earn-interest-in-properties-in-the-bc-golden-triangle.html

>>51723216
This hasn't been released by Scottie yet. I wonder if they plan on dumping it in the typical Friday after hours fashion that's reserved for not so great news.

>>51695128
>80million cash
>400 million debt
I've waited for 2 years now and they still refuse to pay off that shit.

>>51700169
Silver One was drilled a thousand times like some rotten cheese, we know they have 80million oz. Meanwhile, Impact refuse (for good reason) to dillute just to prove they have the goods. IPT strategy is good only in bullmarket and that's all that matter to me. Very undervalued, must buy imo at these price. As for retard telling you they lose money, no silver focused company make money with spot at 19$.

>>51702818
yes, buy high sell low. Do you even hear yourself ? If you wanted to sell, that was a long time ago at .50; not now just before a pivot at all time low. You dont know what you are holding if you truly consider selling now. Everything is going down, stop focusing on the short term.

>>51706086
the man who recommended both blue lagoon and the horse (garbage company) also helped people 10x their portfolio in 2020 but you would know if you were here. Easy to focus on the loss. Remember Klondike ? He called the top. But human are ungrateful bastard so not surprised.

>>51718877
still waiting for these jew to pay off their debt.

>>51722773
Considering everything goes down, hard to make a call. I still believe its another Fruta del norte.

>>51723441
Conveniently glossing over scottie is showing better results than lagoon.
>why sell at equal price to basically exchange shares for a better company before the pivot?
To ride the better company up, duh. People who sold out of bayhorse at .20, .15, .08, .05 cents right before they were "about to moon" were also better off at each level.

>>51723713
>Conveniently glossing over scottie is showing better results than lagoon.
Then you know what you're doing, just sell.

>>51723836
Do you have anything to actually say or not? You are making an argument that people should stay in lagoon, yet there are other opportunities that are showing to be more promising. Are you going to follow up with why staying in lagoon is better than equally priced scottie? Or is this the part where you won't elaborate and say everyone will be sorry in due time?

>>51724038
Sell, you know what you're doing.

>>51721623
I didn't buy Equity since you warned about it late 2020. Have you changed your mind about their management ?

>>51724038
Scottie is far from having a developing mine

>>51692780
Just bought this gem, our commie Government blocked the permits because uranium is not eco-friendly, so it's at a huge discount. I'll try to buy more and wait for a conservative Government or a military coup.

saltsisters...

>>51724123
True, but maybe its more valuable holding someone with great results as opposed to one floundering even with all the set up.

>>51724114
See.

>>51724341
Salt not needed on bugs!

3600 broken, I repeat 3600 support broken!

>>51724863
3600 of what

>>51724896
S&P of course

>>51724123
so is BLLG

German finance ministry just ended the tax benefit for silver in Germany starting right now- before the long weekend. They are scared. Governments dont do this in a pm bearmarket

https://twitter.com/marcfriedrich7/status/1575918492096040960

>>51723441
>not now just before a pivot at all time low
nope. we have 4 quarters of 0 GDP growth on the horizon in the US. revisit the time to buy in 3-6 months. the pivot is a ways off still, let the stocks bleed out some more

>>51722792
>Rebecca
that person is fucking crazy. i think they might have yolo'd their life savings into bayhorse and are down -70%

>>51725192
>German finance ministry just ended the tax benefit for silver
what does that mean

>>51725192
The VAT on margin? You cannot just link a video in German without translation, remember that for better or worse you lost the war.

>>51722773
its hopefully just a temporary lull, exploration work is on going out at Dome Mountain, so its not like their just shut down and off for the season. Were having an unusually warm dry fall this year, so exploration can probably continue all the way into November.
>>51723441
yea i am not sure why they havent worked on paying down that mountain of debt yet, but with a doubling of their deposit their not going anywhere anytime soon.
>>51724114
I personally think Equity Silver is still something i would recommend people stay away from as the people on the ground at the project havent changed since the company changed corporate leadership a while back. The Silver Queen mine as well from the drilling work they did last year showed the same results as they did in previous decades, narrow extremely high grade silver near surface, followed by wide intercepts of low grade lead and zinc. Its probably not going to be economical to operate for a while, that projects been stuck for decades.

>>51722891
Im so sick of these fucking bastards.

>>51725192
Was this without prior notice, effective immediately?

>>51726051
You'll just have money taken from your digital currency account for the purpose of stimulating the economy.

What's going on with Uranium?

>>51725192
>one of the first responses is "this is good for bitcoin"
I despise these people.

>>51726051
I literally wouldn't know what I would do if my miners were steadily going up and suddenly just lose it because they decided its okay to steal and knowing full well there isn't anyone to fight it.

>>51723216
Brad better not fuck us, I'm over 30,000 shares now

>>51697917
Hi.

>>51725313
It's over. Full VAT on the whole price now.
>>51726696
Seems that way, yes. This only makes me want to stack harder.

>>51727399
Time to become a gold chad, Hans.

>>51727572
I wonder if Euros being basically forced to buy gold will work out to their benefit or detriment long-term?

>>51727783
Benefit imo, we're about to enter a very long period of very poor returns in the stock market and bond market.

>>51727572
I'd rather keep stacking silver even with the new scam tax. This 2-3€ more is nothing in the grand scheme of things considering silver will likely 10x-100x within a few years. Look at how much they want me to not buy it. My stack is 50oz now. I'm poor so silver is my metal. If I can get to 100oz before supply dries up I'm a happy goy. But yes, the tax will get increasingly more painful as price goes up.

FUCKING AG COMMODITIES CRASH ALREADY REEEEEEEEE

>>51725192
Oh shid. This makes my covid the long covid

>>51727901
>silver will likely 10x-100x within a few years.
I think that's very optimistic, but at least you are buying physical and not some overpriced money losing silver miner.

>>51724150
It'll never get anywhere, might as well put it into something that might actually produce

PAAS
ABRA
KTN

>>51727901
>silver will likely 10x-100x
silver will never 10x. ever. you would be lucky for a 2x

>>51727818
>very poor returns in the stock market and bond market.
I'm not sure they'll return anything at all.

>>51729451
I agree, I think there's a good chance that the stock market will yield a negative real return for this entire decade. Bond market too.

>>51729519
Very optimistic of you. I believe it will yield a negative nominal yield.

>>51729542
That would be crazy if we average something like 5-6% inflation. Don't think it will be that bad but I wouldn't rule it out either.

>>51728692
>>51728881
I'm doing it as much for the gains as to drain coomex (or rather the lbma in my case) but that seems too low. Palladium did a 7x recently, too. I expect silver to follow. We'll see.

>>51730139
>Palladium did a 7x recently
because manu's switched out platinum for palladium in catalytic converters. silver has no fundamental reason to get a price adjustment like that

>>51728802
Why do you think that?