/biz/ - Business & Finance

Thank you Baker!
https://www.mining.com/teck-resources-hikes-cost-of-qb2-copper-project-in-chile-again/

My mining investments are decreasing in value, is this bullish?

>>52148262
>decreasing in value
Decreasing in price.

How much debt is too much for Americans before the system collapses?

Pilbara Minerals fag, ask me how it feels to be rich.

>>52148236
Please post scary stories in time for Halloween.

Oh shit ESG bros we got too cocky
>https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/justices-aim-race-conscious-college-admissions-affirmative-action/story?id=91306304
Where will they get their CEOs and WEF agents groomed now?

Does the thesis still stand?

>>52147928
for a second i thought i was in /x/ and that this was a schizo thread

>>52147928
Best way to long oil?

Which are the good stocks? Should I focus on producers, drillers or what? And what is the general sentiment rn for oil & gas?

whitehaven coal

Why the FUCK is GDXJ doing worse than GDX?
This wasn't how it was meant to end

>>52149945
Yes
>>52150957
Because juniors are more leveraged and the market has been going going down.

https://www.mining.com/ranked-the-worlds-top-10-most-valuable-mines/

Most valuable mine has the equivalent of 500Moz of gold in ore value. Biggest mine on the list has 15.5Bt of ore. That's something like 2km x 2km x 1.5km.

>>52152600
>Norilsk Nickel's mine #1
looking at that stock is so frustrating. It's priced well below EPS. And the jews aren't letting any of us buy it either, the motherfuckers

>>52148262

https://www.mining.com/web/canada-strengthening-guidelines-to-protect-critical-minerals-sectors/

I am not sure if the Canadian Government actually knows what its doing when it comes to these sorts of plans / new restrictions. Critical minerals have to be protected from foreign control but not at the expense of exploration.

>>52149794
i ll see what i can do! Bit busy shoveling out my house right now.

>>52154184
wow she's so hot. perfect stomach and breasts and skin and face. i am going to marry a girl just like her one day.

>>52155187
Surely it's accidental that communism has accidentally destroyed white nations in an accident that accidentally fell upon the shoulders of western civilization accidentally

>>52155187
>I am not sure if the Canadian Government actually knows what its doing
could have ended the sentence there desu senpai

>>52155308
This one mogs her easily

https://twitter.com/DollarCostAvg/status/1586440853144621056
GV also took it. I really don't understand how you can be aware of fiat scheme and the gov trying to fuck you, and STILL taking the jab...

>>52155985
>>52154184
asian are just so beautiful...

>>52156006
I hope we only look and laugh at GV/Dollar cost avg/ patrick karim folk these days... They are parasites.

>>52154184
>>52156006
These ones have kinda mannish faces though. Look at that crimson chin.

The most reputable analysts out there have proved that gold is going to continue plunging.

>>52156717
"proved* is a pretty strong word to use

>>52156814
>Bayhorse still holding strong at 4c
Neighsayersisters... did we get too cocky?

>>52156814
Why does this toilet have a gas tank lid at the bottom?

>>52149015
Man, that looks unsustainable.

>>52156717
>The most reputable analysts out there
Out where? I only know about Gary Savage since he posts here regularly

winter hit like a train here, have a few shots of gold in quartz! Sorry for the quality, the lighting is horrible.

FOMC SOON.

>>52157119
that is where you put your pee pee

>>52156006
>>52156025
I remember GV saying he got vaxxed so he could travel. The tard got lucky in '11 and cashed out big only to later let his love for vacations likely ruin his health.

bump

>>52159619
>only to later let his love for vacations likely ruin his health.
you faggots understand you're wrong about the jab, don't you? How many years these boomers gonna live before you realize you're fucking retards?

>>52161693
Certainly anon. The same people who write books and have conferences about reducing the population are very concerned about your health. Don't forget your booster! Save lives, stay home

>>52161827
still alive almost 2 years after my vax

you're a fucking idiot. Hope you get rich but certainly not betting on it. How many times you coughed up chinese bat DNA? me not once.

>>52161842
Get a load of this goy.

>>52161842
whoa I guess if something doesn't manifest as literal death within two years it must be harmless, I better take up smoking. So why didn't you get your boosters?

Population reduction theories aside, absolute best case scenario you took an untested, rushed "vaccine" for a virus with a deathrate the same as a regular flu. A vaccine that was made for the sole purpose of enriching big phrama companies via taxpayer/printed money who made fucking millions creating your "free" shot and who are also completely unliable for any negative side effects that may or may not occur over the rest of your life, whether they be major or minor, in two weeks or twenty years. No refunds.

Your "death in two moar weeks" shit is a strawman. Anyone with two braincells knows that taking the shot was completely unnecessary and fucking retarded. You know it yourself or why else would you stop at just the one? If it's so harmless then go out and get your daily booster. After all, if you don't you're literally killing people.

>>52162484
It's not entirely fair to call it untested. While this iteration was mostly untested the mRNA tech itself has been in development for years.
They just couldn't manage to make it safe enough to even get to human trials. Fortunately for them they got covid to skip all that!

https://archive dot ph/9HgmR
>repeat injections of a dose strong enough to be effective had troubling effects on the liver in animal studies.

>>52161842
Don't forget to take your boosters! We'll give you a donut.

>>52161842
Whatever you do anon, always trust the billionaires, their lapdog corporations, and the government. Anything that has to be forced into the population is certainly good for you.
Get boosted anon! Stay home, save lives

Brazil election counting the votes now, Lula fav
https://resultados.tse.jus.br/oficial/app/index.html#/eleicao/resultados

https://www.predictit.org/markets/detail/7358/Who-will-be-elected-president-of-Brazil-in-2022

https://youtu.be/be0K27_OM9A

Uhhh guys, could this be bullish for Bayhorse????

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkgSHMOyp88

>>52161842
Just want to join the other anons in calling you a dumb goy cunt, kill yourself, make sure you go down the tracks, fucking retard

>>52168253
are you guys paid by russia and china to weaken the west or are you actual schizophrenics?

or just bots?

Hey /cmmg/ rate my poorfolio.

>>52168459
0/10
You need to go in on just one or two positions if you're broke.

>>52168145
Yes

quick bump for the evening, Brazil's incoming president plans for a greener kind of thinking around mining.
https://www.mining.com/brazilian-president-elect-lula-vows-greener-mining/

>>52168395
>https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rough_and_Ready,_California
From the article
>The first established settlement in Rough and Ready was made in the fall of 1849 by a mining company from Wisconsin, known as the Rough and Ready Company, during the California Gold Rush.[4] Their leader, Captain A. A. Townsend, named the company after General Zachary Taylor (nicknamed "Old Rough and Ready") who had recently been elected the 12th President of the United States. Captain Townsend had served under Taylor when he commanded the American Forces during the Black Hawk War (1832). California had three towns so named of which this one survives.[5]

>The town declared its secession from the Union as The Great Republic of Rough and Ready on 7 April 1850, largely to avoid mining taxes, but voted to rejoin the Union less than three months later on 4 July.[6] The old republic is celebrated annually as a way to attract tourism and as a point of local pride
Mining has some interesting history. Would not surprise me at all. But I'm paid by Russia like everyone else on furchinz.
Imagine not being paid to be here. Sad

>>52168145
Forgot to tag you in this post >>52170744

>>52166439
I sold Petrobras a few months ago.. seems likely it will probably be used as a slush fund by the commies over there now.

>>52168395
I'm paid by china, I just got 5000 rmb for that post, now I get 5000 for this one. I can afford to eat today, yay chingchong!

>>52170707
Will be interesting to see what actually happens, he's been president before but he's pretty far left so you never know if he decides to fuck everything up.

Anyone still holding Mammoth? Gunna sell at a loss today, the story isn't so rosy anymore imo.

>>52168459
listen to this guy >>52168642
You're too poor to diversify. A position has to be at least 500-1000$.

Also, picrel, boomer Lawrence lepard ( https://twitter.com/LawrenceLepard ) did -40% this year. The other faggot Middelkoops did -28%. Guess I shouldn't be shy of my -5%. Our time will come brother.

>>52150153
wrong, you're in /biz/ and this is a schizo thread. the people here LITERALLY invest in silver miners and sit alone in their dark houses, gibbering and muttering insane bullshit like "JPM exit soon" and "the comex is almost drained". pray that their illness never afflicts you

>>52150159
Gas is a good bet, let's suppose euRope does have enough gas for the coming winter, if we assume it's mild, they're going to have to replenish come spring and come the summer offenses, gas supplies from EastEuro are going to be further tightened and then next winter is going to be the problem. Oil is similar with the US needing to restock the SPR after the midterms, so I'd be inclined towards producers and refiners, esp after OPEC+, add the fact that with nuclear now being part of clean energy and the long build up that will take to get plants (back)online uranium is a longterm bet, same for US solar companies in AZ,NM,CA,NV, witch with the increased demand for high spec solar pannels will add to the demand of silver, with the EV trend being decades off, Li-Ion batteries are here to stayin tbe hybrids though so Oil should'nt go too quick while Lithium goes up, also the Japs are more focoused on Hydrogen vehicles so maybe speculate there too.
>>52154184
Mmmm, rice milk

How, exactly, do I buy OJ futures contracts? I want to be an OJbro

>>52173626
>Lawrence lepard
he should be paying me for my gold/silver miner/explorer picks!

>>52175550
wrong picrel, kek

And like that, Pure Gold goes down for the count.
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/776-tsx-venture/pgm/130245-puregold-applies-for-initial-order-for-ccaa-protection.html

Their down 25% already today, they will probably be gone by the end of the week unless something changes.

>>52177005
Wow! Worse than Hotdog or cum coins

>>52177208
Their pretty well done at this point, no real way to come back from this.

>>52173665
>https://finance.yahoo.com/news/russia-china-may-preparing-gold-155335765.html
Yes. It's pure unfiltered schizophrenia to think anything other than whatever you think niggers. The dollar will never ever end and gold/silver will always be worthless rocks. Nobody uses them as they are outdated relics of ancient history. Because nobody uses them as currency or industry, then they don't need to be mined. The mining industry will never run out of boomer rocks, ever, and if they did we would just use space mining to find more. Just like in the movies!!!

>>52177576
Jokes on you my gold mining stocks pay a fat dividend, stay poor

>>52177596
Take your meds

Anybody got a good link or QRD for the case of a platinum squeeze? Just bought some anglo american, how fucked am I give it to me straight bros

I bought more URNM SGDM and SILJ

>>52150159
My port reflects your whole post save for gas/oil.

>>52178104
whoops meant this anon >>52173976

https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/should-you-invest-in-the-spdr-sp-oil-gas-equipment-services-etf-xes-3
This company is on the move. Q3 earning out days ago

>2Y and 10Y treasuries are both holding above 4%
>Getting close to the dot-com levels of retardation
>30Y mortgage rates basically at a high (can't really see the 80s or 70s)
>Inflation Y/Y is 8% for most shitty goods, sectors like auto and other shit is still 40%+
>Next year, inflation will still be like 2% higher from where it is today, but it will be a lower Y/Y number so it will look like Biden beat inflation (let's go Brandon!)
>Unemployment is only 3%, the ideal rate for macro is 5%, so there is not enough people who have lost their jobs or working shitty jobs for minimal pay
>Dollar strength continues to rise which is a bad thing, because it makes all the other countries lose value on exports, which makes for cheaper goods in the short term but a weaker global economy in the long term
>Gold/Silver ratio continues to tick up

The only question is when and how bad

>>52180458
>gold crash to 1630$
>miner dont move
There might be something like 10% downside but bottom is here imo.

MADER BASTERD WHERE FUCKING MY BONANZA GRADE RANA YOU BANCHOD

>Halloween
>Read wiki about The Thing, a horror classic
>South Pole station screens it every February to mark the beginning of their winter
>Station is powered by JP-8 jetfuel generators
>Read about JP-8
>There currently exists a process to create jet fuel using only water, air, and a solar tower
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9332358/
https://www.greencarcongress.com/2022/07/20220721-zoller.html

Very cool, though it'll never hit consumer grade

>>52180587
I don't want to sound like a retard going muh everything bubble, but the current system is only working because of constant growth, capital injections, and low interest rates. The environment is changing and we'll see a hiccup at some point. I don't think we'll see the true bottom until some time in 2023, since we have midterms and Christmas to look forward to.

>>52150159
God forgive me I might actually buy oilfield services stocks.

>>52182435
My dad bought some USO back during late 2020, but didn't really take profit on it... I also sold him on the idea of AMLP to focus on transporters and midstream. Not sure if this is still a good idea or not.

>>52181502
Jp5 and jp8 are basically diesel fuel with certain additives for different applications. I've drained wing tanks of f18s to refuel various support equipment right on the spot. I've never heard of this technology before but big if true.

Bought some more NFG for my gambling account and some more GOLD for my IRA, mostly just for the stability and dividend. Outside of SALT and BHLL I really don’t have more room to be going into any other dice roll positions. May as well make it or break it with these.

>>52183252
I dont know mich about the auto industry but I saw it makes up like 40% of global exports every year, if you include fuel and support products with cars themselves. Massive.

Does most oil become diesel or gasoline? I assume diesel due to its tranport and industrial uses. Consumers dont matter so much. Still, OPEC and big oil wouldnt let something like this hurt their market share, I doubt it would replace gas stations or usher in a wave of diesel engine cars.

I also saw that kerosene was largely used for lamp oil, which was valuable. This is why gasoline (a waste product) happened to be used with early autos, but it worked out to be the best option anyways

>>52184287
Ive been watch NNFX on YT and might branch into forex trend trading next year (want to demo trade for 4-6 months first). His principles also apply to commodities; while he trades with CFDs, you can also use ETFs like PSLV to track stuff like XAGUSD.

Copper had a like 150% runup during covid but I bet itll cool off with the economic crunch amd rising rates.

>>52184291
https://www.ancientpost.com/2022/03/rudolf-diesel.html?m=1
>The greatest achievement for Rudolf Diesel and his engine came in 1900 at the Paris Exposition where the diesel engine took the Grand Prix. The engine was fueled with 100% peanut oil. It must be noted that Diesel saw biomass fuel as the real future of his engine. He wanted to provide farmers and small industries the means to produce their own fuel.
Died mysteriously at sea. Go figure

Gold's 7th red month in a row, has never happened before in recorded history. How much longer can the banksters keep getting away with it?

>>52186350
>has never happened before in recorded history
It did in 1968. Stop posting misinformation.

>>52173489
Mammoth was a pump job from the start.
Some contractors were paid by MTH in shares. The CEO arranged a cross trade between the cintractors and a private pump group on ceo.ca. The pump group bought millions of shares at CAD$0.05 and promoted it on ceo.ca. The price ran for a while but then dumped on shitty drill results. The same pumpers are now sitting at -70% on their initial buy in.

>>52186355
Misinformation? Perhaps. But my post was a ritualistic lamentation. It appears to have worked. Gold, silver and platinum are now up, VIX down. My PLG shares are up 14% in premarket.

I tried to shill you guys on Nine Mile Metals back in September. Why didn't you listen?

>>52186618
>Some contractors were paid by MTH in shares. The CEO arranged a cross trade between the cintractors and a private pump group on ceo.ca. The pump group bought millions of shares at CAD$0.05 and promoted it on ceo.ca.
Holy shit, well they fooled me that's for sure, thankfully I didn't put much into it. Where did you get this info? Were you just able to see through the bs from prior experience?

>>52186355
That's the same year the London gold pool went kaput, right?

>>52188265
yes, right before the lift off to 850$.

>>52177576
relax mate

>>52147928
Redpill me on direct registering shares of stocks in your portfolio. Is it a good idea or pointless? Taxable event?

>>52188198
I was offered to participate in the cross trade but declined.

>>52184287
I'd rate NFG and Snowline the 2 safest gold explorer plays out there, and SALT/Vulcan appear to be even lower risk.

Nice to see Scottie going up on no news

Happy November faggots
https://trillionenergy.com/2022/11/01/trillion-energy-announces-successful-flow-test-results/
>Arthur Halleran CEO of Trillion stated:
>“The results from the flow-test in the lower intervals are in line with our expectations for the South Akcakoca-2 gas well. We are very pleased that the first of our multi-well program has been completed successfully. This is an excellent start to our program.”

Production soon, dare I say it, two more weeks.
Hope you've all got your tickets

Mannarino just put out a new vid where he warned of a potential false flag in the Gulf. Timing would be excellent with the comming soccer/football world cup in december.

>>52189571
70+ holes coming and they keep hitting near-surface bonanza at Blueberry. Scottie could be the next explorer to explode in '23 that does a 5-10x.

>>52189887
>Hope you've all got your tickets
um no I dont

>>52181502
Would require a carbon capture technique, splitting the C from the o2 and then breaking H2O, a notoriously energy intensive process. Then recombining them into CHx molecules.

I’m sure it possible with obscene amounts of energy input.

>>52185589
Biofuels are easy, just requires literal tons of fresh water

>own $500 of stock of miner
>they mail me a 2 inch thick printed book about voting for some kind of important meeting

i've gotten a few of these

is -25% on my folio average for this market?

>>52192849
see >>52173626

Also, extremely disgusted and cucked, I just had the money and put my order this morning, order wasn't filled and Copaur went up 35%...

>>52190862
especially with Ascot just down the road nearly ready to operate.

>>52192849

No, those are rookie numbers.
You need to make better choices to reach the real /biz/ commodity folio average of -75%.

Haven't bought silver in years. Are these normal premiums nowadays? Spot is only 20 euros now.

/cumg/, I have a small brain and lack understanding. Why did Copper have such a large move today?

>>52186350
Roughly two weeks, after that we gucci :^)

https://osiskodev.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/ODV-Press-Release-November-Company-Update-FINAL.pdf

Osisko Development is still making headway with their projects. Tin Tic looks way better than Cariboo Gold. I wish they would dump their Cariboo Project, their not going to get that going any time soon and they have lost all community support.

>>52192849
>>52193512
I'm still positive ytd

>>52192714
One of the majors I'd guess. They always have large annual reports like that

>>52193719
Ea-Nasir finally gave the copper he owed to Nanni.

Anyone else lost the excitement? I just check the prices eod and won't feel the reason to be posting and researching until a moon occurs.

>>52196298
yeah I'm less excited. That's good. I can focus less on small price movements and more on literally anything else

Fed pivot coming. Load up

>>52197909
what makes you think this?

>>52193719
Vale signed with Saudi Arabia to provide it with all of the iron, steel and copper needed for NEOM and is setting up new mega-hubs for the Middle East.

https://seekingalpha.com/news/3899293-vale-signs-mou-for-saudi-iron-ore-pellet-plant-plan-for-middle-east-mega-hubs

>The Fed can't raise rates because... because they just can't ok
t. this general 6 months ago
How's that been working out? Just wanted to check in

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASEOfva87aQ

Why is everything going wrong for us Eurobros ????

>>52199133
I bought $300 worth of ground beef, chicken legs and breakfast sausages for my freezer. If the diesel power plants go out causing brown outs/black outs, hopefully it'll be freezing outside by then.

Gonna load up on flour, cornmeal, rice, beans, sugar, salt and powdered milk today.

>>52199371
Ditch the sugar and get cans of tuna, chicken, sardines

https://twitter.com/NiallCMcGee/status/1587095931958222848
>Billionaire Eric Sprott says he may have lost $100-million on Pure Gold, as Red Lake miner enters creditor protection

>>52200056
Ditch the tuna. Sardines and mackerel are better

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/833-tsx-venture/bbb/130467-brixton-metals-secures-strategic-investment-from-bhp.html

Interesting to see BHP looking into some BC junior explorers.

>>52200367
Based.

Goliath up 14% today, a lot of buzz surrounding the coming assays, hopefully they live up to the big expectations.

Anyone here picking up some Tectonic Metals (tect.v)? Crescat is doing a PP and should start hyping them in a couple weeks after PP closes, QH has already dropped hints calling it "the next snowline". I sold a small chunk of my SGD that I was up 900% on to buy some Tectonic just in case it pumps the same way. The property they are looking to drill next (Flat) seems very likely to have some good results, imo.

>>52201793
No. QH is pumping every stock Crescat has (with good intention) so not really something to take seriously. Do your DD then buy if you think its worth a suicid stack.

I forgot the name but Crescat sold a few of their pick when it drilled nothing, they won't tell you that.

>>52201820
Yeah I am aware of Crescats portfolio, I am wagering that there will be a decent move up after Crescat coverage starts, hoping for a double so i can sell half and let the rest ride. If that happens I'll probably put my initial capital right back into SGD lol.

>>52201793
>>52201820
no thanks, but good luck frens, if you pump even 40% I'd sell it all and move into something else that's safer

My sodium rocket is having another go at it.
Damn salt, I wanted it to stay down for a bit longer for some more accumulation.
Oh well fly you glorious bastard.

>>52199125
I'm up 22% for the year, so I'm good. But that view was pretty popular elsewhere also, otherwise the main indexes wouldn't have tanked also. Clearly I was wrong though. Certainly they can't keep the rates this high for long, that much I'm certain. Soon government interest expenses will be trillion a year. Government officials are already pleading for a pivot.

>>52198265
Contrarianism. Everyone thinks they won't. Maybe I'm wrong tho but been saying it for weeks now. Elections change things

>>52190793
>bonanza

>>52201820
Lately Erik Sprott has gotten some flak for his investments also. Seems like following him might not be a good strategy. Or just in bear markets the gurus get shot

Anyone willing to give me a quick rundown on Hecla Mining?
I want to buy an exclusively US based silver/gold miner but their stock performance has been shit for almost 40 years. What gives?

>Fed Hints At 'Pause' After Most Aggressive Tightening In Over 40 Years

Pivot confirmed

>>52204367
They have a interesting dividend approach. They are a leveraged bet on the price of silver.

>>52205184
lfg

>>52147928
>Youtube channels to follow
Liberty and Finance are pretty damn good too.

>>52205243

I'm not super familiar with dividends but to my understanding those are extremely shit divvies all things considered.
I'd imagine you'll be paying at least $10 per share, probably even $20 if silver doubles from here and they're going to be paying you only $0.175 per share.
At $10 per share that's 1.75% and at $20 0.875% which is absolute horseshit if we're talking about a company that's suddenly making an assload of money from a commodity price boom.

>>52205184
>silver get slammed after trying a breakout
Only physical supply and comex defaut can save us

>>52206441
Looks like he walked back the dovish tilt in the written release at the presser after. What a nigger.

>>52204367
Haven't done a deep dive but looks very expensive as is always the case with silver stocks. You are paying more than 3x revenue for a company that lost money 3 out of the last 4 years. If you are a hyper bull on silver maybe it makes sense for you but if you're more of a moderate bull I would look elsewhere, very hard to find value in silver stocks if you're not hyper bullish. But if you insist on being US focused then you don't have many choices.

>>52200341
>Sprott fell for the high production value promo vid
Good reminder that his name in a stock is definitely not a guarantee for success.

Is URA fine for just buying and holding uranium exposure? Feel like all the uranium etfs kind of suck

>>52207690
Yeah URA is solid, the space hasn't really evolved as of yet, expect it to over the next few years though. Also you should avoid exposure to U235, it's bad for ur health man

>>52207777
I picked URNM because of this picrel anon a while ago.

>>52207840
Hey I'm on the left. I had 700 shares of UUUU and then I got greedy with my CCs in October and got them called away at a small profit (my strike was 5.00 which was also my cost basis, but it closed at 7.00). Once I buy more uranium, it'll be URNM.
>More exposure to sruuf, kazatom, yellowcake, compared to URA

>>52207889
Yeah, Kazat was being shilled here around that time as the being one you wanted exposure to. I plan going URNM if it goes below $60 and I already have some Encore. Listen to this if you want some more in-depth info on the status of Uranium. I finished it yesterday.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fg2FMUS4mWQ&t=3737s

>>52207840
There's solid TA in ur pic rel, but I do like cameco and the smaller fish in URA, now I do also hold URNM too, and I'm looking into specific juniours too to ride the wave up over the long term, just when the market begins to FOMO over the next year into energy, specificaly nuclear, the whole energy sector is going up, it's just choosing your risk tolerance. I mean we're all riding the funny earth Braps and funny glowing rocks
>>52207889
Always neat when somone from a screencap comes back in later, thanks anon

>>52207973
I know URNM holds Cameco so I felt comfortable knowing I still have exposure there. I'm also looking Paladin as my specific junior to keep an eye. Mostly because they are one of the biggest U mines and that I'm a fuckin nerd that plays a Paladin in every MMO.

Surely the next rate announcement will be a pivot, r-right?

Holy shit what happened to BLLG...
Will we break through support?

>>52209013
Please don't flush sir, buy a bag tomorrow for Rana's village. Bonanza in 2 more weeks.

>>52150159
Drillers are producers. You have to drill in order to get hydrocarbons out of the ground.

Also Surge, Vermilion, Tamarack, Crew, Obsidian and Birchcliff are good to name a few o/g producers. Integrated majors like Exxon are also good. I'm not well versed in midstream so can't say much on that. For downstream companies, that'd be refineries which should do well considering that American industry is in a great position compared to Yurocucks who are getting strangled by high energy prices.

>>52208665
No

>>52208665
yes

>>52181502
>>52191562
...or alternatively just use good old hydrocarbons for a fraction of the cost and a much simpler process

>>52209335
>Drillers are producers.
Wrong. Drillers are drillers. Producers hire driller to drill, redrill wells. An oil company may own land and mineral rights, or lease mineral rights and hire "operators" to run the field (produce the oil and gas and operate/maintain all the infrastructure). There are many types of companies that provide different services. Some drill, some log, some specialize in explosives, some frac, some provide highly specialized data analysis, comminications, etc. There are small, mid, and large operators that are not the well knows names if you are not in the industry, or not in the area where they operate. Some only operate in one state, or maybe two or three. Do more research and see if you want to invest in service company or an operator, or regular oil company.>>52150159

>>52209013
>>52209178
Mader basterds Rana is a bloddy bitch he already flushed

>>52209013
Wasn't it like last week people were saying they were thinking of selling for scottie and people here said they would be sorry?

Iron ore, steel, lumber and tin are very close to their 2020 lows now. Zinc is on its way there but they're nowhere near as close which should perhaps indicate more economic pain in the horizon. Interestingly copper and aluminum, while at similar levels as zinc relative to 2020 lows, seem to show signs of possible recovery. Battery metals and energy show clear uptrends. Precious metals are trying to set a floor. Food futures worryingly in a steep uptrend... Ammonium prices are so high that farmers are reportedly going to have to cut production. Best have your shelves stocked up broskies

>>52209568
I think some here have moved on and some still believe. They haven't really delivered the bonanza we were hoping for and their permit seems to take forever and they may not even really be profitable with a small operation at this gold price.

>>52209513
just call it oilfield services to avoid confusion

>>52209013
i am still pretty hopeful that Blue Lagoon will hit something big at Dome Mountain, their not expecting any major snow for a few more weeks up that way in the Babines.

>>52209666
yea unfortunately it might not make sense for them to operate their mine at todays prices, if there was another prolonged price spike though that could change very quickly.

>>52209431
>>52209431
The point that I found interesting was that once it was set up, it uses solar and renewable basic elements to transform it into kerosene. Whether or not it's viable now doesn't really matter, the technology exists - from here it's a matter of scaling it up and making it commercially viable

... Which won't happen, big oil and the CIA will shut down any sort of new financial or energy product VERY quickly. But it's nice to know it's possible

>>52209427
This. Pivot before holidays but after elections. Like I said previously many many times

>>52210604
They will pivot when the economic data is terrible, it's not there yet but the economy is clearly starting to break down.

>"Dark Clouds On Horizon": Maersk Warns About Rapid Economic Deterioration

>Don't Tell Powell, But US Rents Just Tumbled The Most On Record As Economy Craters

>>52210494
>Which won't happen, big oil and the CIA will shut down any sort of new financial or energy product VERY quickly. But it's nice to know it's possible
Doubtful. Big oil has in fact been the ones pioneering "renewable" energies decades ago. The only thing really standing in the way of new technologies is just feasibility and commercial viability. Would you like to pay five times the price for fuel and energy? I sure wouldn't, and I won't no matter how much the climate zealots want me to

>>52210604

They will pivoooooOooOoot in 2 weeks

>>52210664
>no matter how much the climate zealots want me to
you already are paying 5 times what fuel cost when I was your age. You'll pay whatever it costs and new generations will come along and never realize it even went up.

Like when I was 17 I washed dishes at a diner full time. I had a 2 bedroom apartment, an old camaro that got 8 mpg and I cruised the main strip all day every day. I could afford all that plus food and utilities on a single dishwasher salary. You guys can't afford that now on what many professionals make. You're already paying far more for fuel and everything else.

>>52210880
Inflation exists, yes. I'm talking about using an alternative technology that is muh green but also multiple times as expensive as conventional tech that uses fossil fuels

>>52210918
I'm not talking about inflation, I'm talking about wage stagnation. If it was just inflation you'd be able to afford fuel at ten times the price easily.

green stuff will get cheaper with adoption, just as fossil fuels will get more expensive with depletion, but you guys probably never will be able to afford it on a wage. The price is guaranteed to go up. Wages aren't.

>>52210999
Wage stagnation is part and parcel of inflation. Always has been. Prices go up at the central bank targeted rate and wages don't go up at that same rate. It's baked into the cake. Part of the system.

>>52210999
Also I wouldn't say green tech becomes cheaper along the way necessarily. Depends on whether there is even the supply of the raw materials to meet all that sudden (mandated) demand.

>>52211062
not really since inflation affects all shoppers the same while wages change at very different rates for different people.

Most here are in a class that's been getting screwed for centuries and things are only going to get worse. But that's not my problem.

There will likely come a day when green fuel that costs 10 times what fossil fuels do will be the cheap alternative. At that point most of you won't be buying fuel. This will probably happen in your lifetime, it's already happening.

>>52211116
>Depends on whether there is even the supply of the raw materials to meet all that sudden (mandated) demand.
yes, exactly. The main raw material required is oil or gas. When that gets expensive enough green energy will flip it, but you won't be able to afford either at that point.

>>52210999
>green stuff will get cheaper with adoption
Those are called subsidies and it's a tax based system
>just as fossil fuels will get more expensive with depletion
Expensive=taxed, tariffed, etc.
>depletion
Pic related

>>52211201
I'm a bit shocked when libertarian types are blissfully unaware how the US subsidizes oil, gas, mining, farming, and literally every business in its borders.

Your taxes pay to pump oil, then your taxes pay oil companies to profit, and then you get taxed again several times when you buy it.

same with green energy or corn or anything else you buy in the US.

>>52211118
>not really since inflation affects all shoppers the same while wages change at very different rates for different people.
Yes, i.e. rate of inflation > rate of wage inflation for the vast majority of the populace. It's always been this way.
>There will likely come a day when green fuel that costs 10 times what fossil fuels do will be the cheap alternative
With government subsidies and deliberate shunning of fossil fuel investment, perhaps. Which may or may not happen. These green policies will be put to the test in times of hardship like what we're entering. When there are ample reserves of cheap resources just waiting to be pulled out of the ground and people are in misery, the political will to get those resources suddenly increases. There is a whole bunch of oil and gas that's just begging to be drilled and fracked just on U.S. soil alone. Whenever the government and the populace are ready, it can be extracted. Russia also has a lot of fossil fuels but Uncle Sam wanted to do away with Nord Stream so Europe won't be getting anything from them even if they had the political will.

We're all fucked anyways, but fossil fuels will only become more popular in this kind of high energy price environment. Pain will be felt before fossil fuels will inevitably come to the rescue

>>52211241
the cycle you describe has been happening over and over since before either of us was born. It will continue for a while. But with each cycle green energy gets cheaper and more widely adopted. Not by mandate or subsidy alone, but because it's cheaper to use.

>>52211238
Was t there a song that detailed how the farmer was taxed on literally everything from the land to the cow to the milk? Can't recall just now.
It's mystifying to hear deep red conservatives talk highly of farm subsidies and how the govt should do more to help them. They'll never get it in a 1000 lifetimes.
Serve the soup with a ladle in one hand and a sword in the other

>>52211270
>because it's cheaper to use
Must be why it cannot compete on a free and open market. It's just too damn efficient

>>52211315
Subsidies are weird that way.

Government hands you a hundred grand and then takes half of it back in taxes.

the real subsidies we get are the tax breaks we met along the way.

>>52211333
It's already taking over, free market or not.

I remember the first time I saw a solar powered calculator. Now you guys can't imagine a time without solar cells. It's an odd progression and you were born too late to really see it happening.

>>52211339
It's a money laundering and racketeering scheme
Astronaut_pistol_meme.jpg

>>52211371
>free market or not
Dumbest shit I've ever read. Well done

>>52211386
yep.

but it works.
for a while.

and nobody has ever found a better scheme.
yet.

>>52211402
>Dumbest shit I've ever read.
you'll find plenty of green energy use in places without market regulation.

200 years ago all energy was green energy. Lots of places still live that way.

>>52211404
Schemes aren't necessary for people to exist and trade with each other. Schemes exist to enslave the honest and enrich the dishonest.
Appeasement is the hope the alligator will eat you last

>>52211427
Wtf are you calling green here bob? If water wheels are green then that shit is ancient. Don't be a dolt and try to move the fucking goalposts on me

>>52211333
>>52211270
looks cheap

>>52211449
>Schemes aren't necessary for people to exist and trade with each other.
depends how many people you want to exist and how you want to force them to support the lives of their neighbors.

ecologically, if I can trick a million people into working together, I can always destroy neighboring tribes that only have a few hundred because they believe in absolute freedom and honesty.

and it's human nature to attack people that disagree with us, so the larger, wealthier tribe will win out even if it never attacks anyone.

>>52211501
fuck lemme try that again

>>52211502
>you want to
Yes. Tyranny. Got it. I don't want to be controlled or to control others bob. I'm not a soulless cunt

>>52211465
sure, water wheels, sustainable wood cutting, direct solar heating, windmills, whatever.

the stuff we call green now is questionable since it requires fossil fuels to produce. Or nukes which people seem to dislike but will learn to love at fossils dry up.

>>52211514
we're investing in solar because we know oil will run out and we're tired of kissing OPEC's collective ass. Also fuck soviet russia.

>>52211530
>Dry up
Drink more Kool aid bob. One glass wasn't enough
>>52211514
Nuff said

>>52211545
>We
Who is we?

>>52211545
It's good to diversify yes. Oil and gas will run out "eventually", but there's a couple hundred years before that happens. So what on Earth is the rush to hurl society head first into a situation where energy become scarce? One can't help but ponder about what the true intentions are behind these initiatives. People die when they go hungry and cold... Surely that couldn't be the goal... right?

>>52211559
>Drink more Kool aid bob
population growth and consumption of goods isn't exponential but it's close enough.

That's the real tension between the US and china for example. China knows there isn't enough oil in the world for all of its population to live like americans, but they want to anyways.

>>52211570
>Who is we?
The US and other western and asian nations.
>>52211575
>there's a couple hundred years before that happens
This conversation started when I pointed out that it HAS ALREADY HAPPENED but you guys are too young to realize it.
>Surely that couldn't be the goal... right?
we already know it's going to happen.

Oil is gonna run out guise fr fr on God no cap!
Carbon footprint was a term created by BP iirc. More stupid games for the plebs to hear and the commisar to enforce so the scheme enriches those running the apparatus. As a commisar, bob knows how the game works and is fully onboard with parroting the party line. When the narrative changes he will, like a chameleon, change his color to fit the party agenda so he doesn't lose his status as an integral cog worthy of his holy position within the party ranks.
He would sell you in a moment if he could. As he would sell his children if it means one more breath for himself.

Know your enemy /cmmg/
Keep it in the green fellas. I'm >>>/out/

>>52211591
That's why China is also happily using up all the coal and uranium it can get. Smart people. At least they understand the importance of energy security. The same cannot be said about European leadership.
>>52211620
>This conversation started when I pointed out that it HAS ALREADY HAPPENED but you guys are too young to realize it.
Add a couple hundred more. There are ample reserves and more discovered all the time. The only thing needed is more investment to guarantee continued discovery and production. Sadly investment has been systematically denied from the sector in recent years though.
>we already know it's going to happen.
Yep. Nobody dares say it out loud, but depopulation is in the agenda

>>52211652
You don't know a thing about me so you project your own selfishness and fear on my actions. And that's fine. You're old enough by now I doubt you'll ever grow out of it. The world has moved on without you and that makes you mad. I get it. I'm the same. I just realized one day I'm not perfect, and maybe someday you'll admit the same to yourself. And you might begin to understand what has actually happened to you and find a sliver of peace.

>>52211661
>depopulation is in the agenda
I think most scientists and ecologists consider it inevitable.

>>52211699
>project your own selfishness and fear on my actions
I want to be free of government and their henchmen. Your actions are choosing to be a henchman for the government.
Are you practicing to be retarded again, bob?

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-11-03/truck-explosion-wa-goldfields-mining-blasting-/101609164

this guys lucky to be alive for sure!

>>52211751
Pablo Escobar was a great capitalist

He realized that paying to help his neighbors was much cheaper than fighting them. You are free to do as you like, but I believe your view is mistaken because I used to hold it and realized I was wrong. You're wealthy enough to learn the same lesson if you felt nobody was trying to force you. And you're stubborn enough to never learn it if you think you're being forced.

https://equinoxgold.com/news/equinox-gold-reports-third-quarter-2022-financial-and-operating-results

>AISC of $1,749
>average realized gold price of $1,711 per oz

And AISC doesn't even include all costs. Just shut down Los Filos already, that mine is just bleeding money. Why are they keeping it running?

>>52211855
>>52211751
>It's a two bots arguing with each other thread.

>>52212879
Who are you quoting ?

>>52211718
rather they consider it desirable. Sick motherfuckers

>>52213596
It's science. If you have the money you can make science be anything you like. The game buys and sells retards like scientists and commisars all day everyday. It's always for the greater good, comrade. So don't ask too many questions

>>52214784
It's just Malthus.
Pretty sure I've seen half this thread defend the idea. It's actually the entire commodities investment thesis I think.

we run out of stuff, people die. When it happens is anybody's guess but it's probably not that far off.

>>52209655
well, we wait for china, see if it can dodge this debt crisis
patience is a virtue

>>52214811
Centrally planned economies run out of stuff first. All of you should be summarily executed without prejudice

>>52214978
You're writing on a government subsidized device over government subsidized infrastructure, it's a bit hard to take your complaints very seriously.

Maybe try a notebook and pencil, thought I suspect the feds subsidize those as well.

>>52215099
Shamefur dispray bob. Not that I expected much from a fucking commie bootlicker but this is pathetic attempt for debate. You are completely without a rebuttal, again. I won't be engaging your stupid ass about your bootlicking ways again commisar bob
May posterity forget that you were our countryman

>>52215099
The government steals like half your money and gives some of it to special interest groups.
If the government wasnt doing this, there would be more innovation.

Neat

https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/142907/PetroTal-Announces-Robust-Initial-Production-For-Well-13H

gold is crashing

>>52215189
Wow he never recovered from this

When do we back up the truck my friends, what are the best deals out the at the moment

This thread turned into ceo.ca

>4.216 on the 10y
>0.06 points from recent high
Big sell-off, something is breaking, wonder how long will it take.

I just sold everything.
Good luck bros.

>>52216562
>Crashing
>Down 0.73%
>>52217602
See you space cowboy

>>52217602
>buy high sell low
Never change anon. My portfolio is deep red but ready, very confident I'll x5 on next peak sentiment.

This is the most important leg-up since it'll make my porftolio big enough to just buy major for the rest of this bullmarket instead of junior/nano, easy ride.

>>52147928
I just woke up, what the fuck happened to all my fert companies? IPI, MOS, and NTR are all getting fucking railed, I can't find a single reason IPI is doing so poorly it seems like their net revenue was within expectations what the fuck am I missing?

>>52190862
they're an active bunch, I hope they're rewarded for it
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/scottie-resources-repurchases-all-royalties-on-its

>>52217899
you're missing market fud.

>>52215829
To the commisar, innovation is finding new ways to keep the scheme afloat. There's little to no difference to them since the beat goes on and they get their slice of the pie. That's what "were investing" means to them anon. It means your money is entering into a racket that the party uses to move forward their agenda.
Commisar Bob would be as penniless as he is senseless and heartless were it not for his position within the party. Never forget this when arguing with leeches like him. Their comfort be er comes from hard work or ingenuity, as those are frowned upon since they threaten the structural integrity of the racket

>>52217929
this can't be a 21%, 15%, 10% down day though jut because the S&P is down a hair can it? I just don't see demand destruction killing the fert bottom line with western leaders making such retarded decisions on farming but maybe I should just buy the dip

>>52217974
>Comfort never comes
I'm loading up for a bear hunt. Forgive my typos

>>52217980
fuck me that's insane

>>52217929
What's the market fud?
Russia promising to hand out free ferts to poor countries again?

$1.20 price target on GSVR

https://twitter.com/TheLastDegree/status/1587496255793631235

>>52218017
I'm getting the impression that analysts maybe way overshot the expectations

>>52218065
b-b-but anon, they are losing money, don't buy!

>>52216562
Bounced off support

>>52218338
Do you like Macron?


Equinox Gold down 16% right now, wow. Was $9 in April, now $2.5.

>>52218421
Gold actually holding up pretty well today, only down 0.3% while the USD is up 1.2% and the market is down and bond yields up.

>>52219083
>Do you like Macron?
Of course officer, I like him and gladly pay my 65% taxe income !

I do intend of leaving France though, nothing wrong with this country, just a whim officer...

>>52219148
You do pay a lot, I remember being surprised seeing that one year you were ahead of even us in total taxes paid / gdp. All those nafris aren't cheap. Where would you move if not Japan?

>>52217899
looks like farmers are cutting production next year. Nutrien and Mosaic on the other hand are ramping up production

>>52219414
Switzerland I guess ? But the goal will always be Japan.

Rate my port cmmg. I'm in Lith, Copper, Salt, Uranium, and Cobalt. Want to cop more cop and lith.

>>52219490
>Switzerland I guess ?
I suppose that would be the obvious choice.

>BTU going through with the merger
AAAHSGAGSHAHAAAHAGGHHHHHH

>>52219643
wtf are you doing with $50 positions
>>52219679
Ah yes the place that is trying to outlaw heating

>>52220510
It was when we had that bump in Uranium stocks. I don't care for it and I'm gonna get rid of it. I'm just stubborn since its red. Encore and URNM are gonna be my main uranium plays.

>>52219490
If it gets bad enough in Japan we will be able to buy a couple Japanese wives

>>52216589
Pretty sure lassen knows I don't care when he calls me names and runs away.

>>52221255
>Names
Commisar is a title
>Runs away
I have a life. You are consistently slapped down and never have any argument that can be considered remotely valid. This is why I won't be engaging you when you tell anons to lick the boot and be a good slave. You won't change and neither will I.
Everyone here sees who you are, commisar bob. There's no point in exposing you further as you are quite content with your position within the party ranks. No amount of logic or evidence will move you from your stature of glory on the totem pole of the states apparatus.
You are simply not worth any time or effort. Simple as

>>52217899
Only thing I can think of is that political insiders know that Russia is getting export license on fertilizer in return for the Black Sea Grain Initiative or something like that.

>>52221367
>your stature of glory on the totem pole of the states apparatus.
kek'd

>>52221664
US reported record natural gas supply and exports.

>>52215926
Up 11.11% today.
Not too shabby

Scottie rebuys all royalties with shares. Any opinions? I guess I don't mind, it just becomes slightly more levered play. Seems like they got it cheap if Blueberry or the old mine will produce again though? $475000 for 1.0% royalty and 0.8% royalty option (one million to excercise). Rough maths, assuming 1 million ounces at $1600 you'd have to discount at 10% for 40 years to reach that NPV. Royalty holder thinks it is a low possibility Scottie will be mined anytime soon?
>https://ceo.ca/@newswire/scottie-resources-repurchases-all-royalties-on-its

even these faggots are noticing gdx is starting to wake up

i wanna make a lucite end table embedded with disseminated metals

>>52223808
Did Scottie ever make up its mind on if they want to only sell out the Scottie Gold project once their done exploration or were they thinking about operating it themselves. To be totally honest it might be a better option currently to sell the project on to a developer than try and make a mine themselves, look how thats worked out for the last few projects we have watched here. Blueberry is a perfect near surface showing to work on, and the Scottie mine in general is a fantastic candidate for a new mine on the existing site, but so many good looking projects have been wrecked recently trying to go into production.

>>52224836
I don't think they have come out with an official aim to be acquired, but that seems still the way they want to do it. I think there was some interview where the CEO said that they remain open to developing a mine themselves, but he didn't seem enthusiastic about it (could be misremembering this). The investor presentation starts by highlighting other projects in the area and no mentions about developing a mine, so I think they mostly hope for a buyout, which is what I also hope for. If the management doesn't want to do it, I don't think investors should want it either

>>52225113
i completely agree, it makes sense to just sell to someone bigger / more situated than trying to setup a project yourself. Its extremely expensive and just down right risky in general to get operating yourself, let a nearby company like Ascot or Newcrest do the hard work.

Goldbros...

>>52225850
Is this bullish?

>>52226006
I'd say so. Central banks are buying more gold.

>>52225850
https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/gold-market-roiled-mystery-buyer-waves-300-tonnes

>>52225850
>>52226006
>>52226470
Basel iii. Idk how many times I've said it itt. It's been planned for literally decades. The dollar will go the way of the dodo. Hold physical assets

Don't say I didn't tell you

Gold is pumping hard. It's happening. The two weeks have come.

>>52226797
Mr. Goldberg will be in the office tomorrow morning to take care of this.

>>52226797
I'm not sold still sorry, I expect a retracement. So long as the fed is hiking gold will probably continue to perform like shit

Why crypto is pumping is anybody's guess

Gold anons, one question, do you physically possess gold or do you have stocks related to the gold industries (or both). Thank you in advance

>>52228491
i'll answer for everyone here : both

>>52226797
Too soon. I'm not saying not to buy more gold. Do that shit when evr you can. But we're not at bottom yet.
$16 siver
$1400 gold
Screencap this. They will pull every card they have until they break free. History has shown this
>>52228491
I lost all my everything in a tragic goating accident on the lake last summer

https://www.bis.org/press/p221004.htm#:~:text=It%20covers%20the%20Basel%20III,of%20Supervision%20in%20March%202020.
Big bad conspiracy theories dangerous propaganda published on their own website as their mother fucking agenda and plan to implement it.

I'll be up in 5 hours to dress out and hunt bear again. You fellas keep it in the green

In the easy chair with my boots on
Melted whiskey in my hand
I couldn't have been asleep for more than three hours
Time to go to work again
Once more I beat the sunrise
And there's a dark breeze at my door
Raise the water from the well up to my face
How could a man like me be poor
As long as there's water
Chilly wet water
Gimme some of that cool water
Well, my horse's eyes are glassy
He breathed the city in his lungs last night
I lead his natural body
To the trough to regain his might
Red rooster crow them blues here
That Old Blue he round the bull
And the mornin's crying rays of sunrise
It hasn't rained for three weeks full
As long as there's water
Chilly well water
Gimme some of that cool, cool water
Venus light is rising
I lay my buckets inside the shed
And there's a man I see - a stranger
Leaning on the gate outside my fence
Said "I'm riding out from the city
Where they started holding water back last night
I was hoping I could get a drink from your well
Before I ride on to another city tonight"
Before I ride on to another city tonight
Before I ride on to another city tonight
Chilly well, chilly well water
Cool well, chilly well water
Before I ride on

>>52216562
>>52226797
>its over
>its starting
I hate you both

>>52226690
Basel III only puts a bit tighter reserve requirements for banks right? I think Basel III is a nothingburger, the real bull case for gold is just the collapsing economy

Oil.. yes I said it oil

>>52230236
oil is off to the races

>>52230213
Basel III lets financial institutions count gold as a tier 1 asset instead of just US treasuries, you would think some forwarding looking big boys would start diversifying some USD into gold while it's cheap to do so.

>>52230642
weird that until now gold was not considered pristine collateral in banking

>>52226797

WAGMI BROS

>>52231088
lets see how the banker handle this rush

The 3 month high on Silver is 21.07$

Game on if we take it convincly (21.5$) imo

>>52231130
the question is when. not today i suppose since we already did like 5%. maybe next week?

trillionbros, second well starting, moon soon

AEM and PAAS offering to buy AUY, outbidding GFI. Interesting deal.

>>52231895
suace?

>>52231936
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/pan-american-and-agnico-eagle-deliver-definitive-binding-dfa74

>>52231742
I'm too lazy to search but I think Michael Oliver number is already broken by this point, we're 20.5$

I think the only number that is around 21$ that matter (that I recall) is David Brady, but he is too technical and no momenthum.

All in all, very good for now, we're seeing the light.

>gold price

BAYHORSE MOONING

>>52232490
WAGMI bayhorse bros, whales are jumping on board.

For me, it's Krugerrands. No other gold is worth owning.

>>52232874
Especially GLD which is controlled by the Chinese government

>>52217602
I hope this lil nigga didn't sell the bottom

>>52232573
Waow $40 changed hands I think we'll get a NR on who this new large shareholder is, could be Eric Sprott

>>52230236
So the Chicoms wait until the SPR releases stop to re-open?

LOOKS LIKE MAKING IT IS BACK ON THE MENU BOYS

>>52233194
Japan booba is back on the menu, we're all gonna wagmi

NEW

>>52233541