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Long copper in 2023 y/n?

Oh, noes, natty broes!
It's GAME OVER, unless you got your KOLD.

>>53065331
Whey you at, natty broe?
I told you faggots about this. A $3 handle is not so funny now, is it?
SEETHE MOAR!

Damn now I'm tempted to buy some UNG

>>53065321
Nah, get out of all industrial metals + oil. Economy is crashing HARD.

XRP is a commodity so I am joining this general.
I also have a 525 gallon personal gas tank and am looking to take delivery on a load of raw coal.

Thank you for having me.

>>53065590
Why would anyone want the current cryptos when those backed by gold starts getting traction?

>>53065937
Cryptolet here...wtf is an xpr and how is it backed by commodities? Isn't crypto the antithesis of gold? Why the fuck would they wanna back up a shitcoin with something tangible? It would be harder for them to lie, cheat, and steal....makes no sense

>>53065510
Uhh isn't the consensus to accumulate in 2023 when the econ crashes? Do you want people to wait until the bullrun starts to fomo in? Not sure what your angle is here.

>>53065981
XRP isn't backed by anything, that is my point, none of the current popular cryptos are. A gold backed crypto would make sense as it would allow people to easily store their wealth in gold and use it to transact as money.
>>53066030
Industrial commodities haven't even crashed yet, look at the price charts. If a serious recession kicks in, which I believe in, they are going much lower. So I would wait until then, maybe 6 months or so. But personally I don't think we are bouncing back from this one, so I'm more comfortable with gold long term.

>>53066122
>just trust me bro I've got the gold
I was joking but XRP just greases the skids of commodity trading or anything trading eventually
It's value is determined by it's marginal improvement over existing methods of trading money or actual commodities.

I would not try to say it's money. That's why I said it's a commodity.

>>53066122
Wouldn't there still have to be a physical location to deposit and withdraw the actual gold? In fact there would have to be a fucking shit load of them worldwide

>>53065590
How many XMR do you have

>>53066122
>XRP isn't backed by anything, that is my point, none of the current popular cryptos are
Saw a very good take on crypto: it has on value and because it has no intrinsic value, it's about the perfect instrument for swing trading. Not really worth holding long term (though I'd be happy with 1-2% portfolio exposure)

>>53066273
There are gold backed cryptos already up and running. I don't follow them closely but I saw an interview with a creator once and I believe they did have a system in place for people to have physical gold sent to them, and a system to proof their physical holdings.
Clearly the trust factor is a big deal and it will take some time for these gold backed cryptos to gain peoples trust and work out the best ways of doing things. But the concept I think has great potential.

>>53065590
yea dude XRP is backed by the banks? lol lmao
>>53066363
>XMR
actually backed by coke

Guys, I have been playing alot of factorio lately.
It has strengthened my resolve in commodities since the simple fact is just like in factorio if a key commodity is in short supply and that commodity is not substitute-able than the entire supply chain crumbles and whilst there is no market function in factorio (since there is only a single economic participant the player) If a commodity goes up in price all it means is that it has become more valuable to economic participants and if you are short on coal or copper in factorio getting MORE of those resources becomes of higher priority to the player.

>>53066537
It's backed by marginal utility.
I import goods and I accept cc transactions. These both cost a lot and XRP is almost free.
So...it would be nice to USE the product if the case ever settles.

>>53067000
>Marginal utility
Therefore it's incredibly elastic until it's been broadly accepted, which is what I assume you and everyone else are hoping to achieve. Just like Bitcoin and silverbugs. Basically since fiat is in death throws everyone wants a chair to sit in before the music stops.
You want a new chair, a digital chair, an unproven chair, a cheap chair that's somehow more reliable than the ancient chairs that still exist after 6k years or more.
Well I best you the wish of luck baka-chan. May the sun always be on your back, the wind in your face, and may your chain rest lightly upon your shoulders

>>53067535
Throes***
I hate phones so much it's unfuckingbelievable

>>53066588
Whats your Meyer Briggs profile?

>>53067535
>makers mark

>>53067855
Yeah. Problem?
>Checks flag

>>53067555
good eating fren

I found this by accident when snooping around for a video an australian dude did on his homemade stamp mill. I would love to work with one of these setups! I may have to really build another one some time in the spring.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8jSU71GptQ

>>53066122
Thats literally what he said though... long copper in 2023 when prices crash...

>>53065590
>>53065981
>>53066122
This is a real commodity backed crypto.

https://kinesis.money/

>>53067583
INTP

>>53065510

>>53068434
'alot' isn't a word

>>53067583
OICU812
It's an lsd joke

>>53068603
Imagine letting the jews dictate what is and isn't a word. That is the ultimate mental slavery

>https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/373203255/
It's all coming full circle

>>53068434
I'm an INTJ and have clocked over 1400h in Factorio (probably closer to 2k). I suppose I enjoy the creativity aspect of it. Wonder if theres a correlation there

>>53069145
Interesting post. Even with all that evidence what can you do? You arrest one or two or twelve people involved and it doesnt matter. Theyre either inconsequential, or they look after their own, like a hydra. Not like anyone here can stand against it.
So, accepting it as an inevitability that will keep happening, how do you profit from it? I'm just as likely to entertain the idea that Putin is against them as being in their pocket. International politics has always been for show anyways.

>>53069283
The banking cartels are looting treasuries worldwide to buy gold so they can be all flush for the roll out of Basel iii. I bet this is why they need a gold crypto system or equivalent so they can keep all us ants in our little farms and move the sterilized revenue via their CBDC that replaces their current SDR globohomo currency scheme

>>53065321
Copper is about to break over the 200 day average.

>>53065321
I'm buying my first and only Copper stock right now, peak tax loss season.

I prefer Gold and Silver. Diversifying is for the rich.

>>53065321
>long copper 2023?
long copper. period. stop thinking in 1 year timeframes.
wagmi

Anyone got insights on World Copper? Thinking of including it into my copper play along with pacific ridge

>>53067535
No I actually want a hybrid because technology that is useful should be used.
I have lots of silver and hard assets. I have real estate and farm land as well.

The entire point of XRP is international settlement. It saves a FUCKING LOT of money to use in this manner.
Price will bounce around but you can literally use it right now for what I'm talking about if only the US would leave it alone.
I could literally pay my people in Taiwan right now with it if I didn't think I'd get tagged for some tax BS ahead of some sort of clarity.

It's kinda beyond me how so many people miss the actual utility of some digital assets.
Imagine owning a portion of Microsoft excel.
Now, speculating it gets that big of course, but it's that type of game changer. The technology is anyway, the winner who knows. XRP is the front runner though because of it's volume, speed, and tx cost.
Also 10 years running with no down time.

So...yea...you can do it all a little bit. You don't have to be a moonboi to think some digital assets have actual value.
I'm over $50,000 a year in cc charges and tx fees for cross border payments.
So the existence of the XRPL is literally worth $50,000/y JUST TO ME.

>>53069859
>>53065331
How do you plan to not get fucked holding contracts for copper?
>>53068294
"Crypto" isn't money.
But to answer you question, eventually, and very soon you'll see "tokenization of assets".
This means buildings and land split into tokens and traded freely 24 hours a day.
This comes VERY NEAR being money.
But not quite.

This operation has just tokenized gold. Still gotta trust them. I'd rather own tokenized land or a building. Something that can't be moved ever and I know is there and can be audited with my own eyes.
Yet to happen...

>>53070937
>>53071020
You have a general, go back. Quit shitting up the only good thread on biz.

>>53071056
>nothing is connected
Jesus Christ.
I have more silver and hard assets than 90% of the thread guaranteed.
I made a joke to start. Then people asked me a question and a conversation started.
Get over it.

>>53071082
>i baited an argument and derailed the thread get over it :)))
>i'm also le richer than you :)))
kys crypto shitter
We've had this "conversation" a thousand times and you're no better than the rest of them.
Lurk moar or gtfo and go back to your containment thread

I unironically preferred the "silver is not an investment" poster

>>53071287
>we
Go on with your "commodities" you'll never take delivery on.

Is there a good copper stock? It seems like we talk about it year long but there is never one we can all rally behind.

>>53071478
fake news, copper stock have been vetted already. Its up to you and what you're looking for. Some are explorer, other producer.

Pacific, surge, copper mountain, teck, altiplano etc are all good choices. Check archives.

>>53071302
>gets called out as a silly cunt
>immediately takes a room-temp IQ jab at the thread title
Thanks for another pointless post and proving you don't actually want to be here.
On the offchance you do and are just an idiot, take my earlier advice of "lurk moar" so you can adapt and abandon your cryptoshitterthread ways, otherwise kindly kys at your earliest convenience (immediately) and don't ever (you) me again

>>53071528
>copper mountain
Pretty bold to be recommending that one right now

>>53071528
Correct. Loads of good copper companies discussed lately

>>53071478
>one we can all rally behind
You're gonna be waiting a while for this to be the case in any field

>>53071601
How unfortunate, thanks for the feedback. I guess its something people should be aware of if they do their DD on a company. I'm more worried about their debt, won't touch it until then.

>>53071625
based, never wait for people to buy. Most are fake contrarian and waiting for the trend.

>>53071599
Again.
I have more silver than you. I have 110 acres of farm land.
I literally sell commodities.
If you don't understand it would benefit you to have a better exchange process than USD to achieve this then you are another moron that NEVER takes delivery on anything.

You post has added even less than mine because it's not even a post, it's just whining and crying.
I'm here because I ACTUALLY have and produce commodities.

>>53071646
Mine site owner or trader?

>>53071646
>me me me me me
>i have this you don't have that
Didn't read, don't care about your anonymous assumptions or flexing. Will continue to gatekeep.

>>53071646
>check out my fat silver stack bro
Go to /pmg/ and jerk off with the other fondlers

>>53071020
I'm not thading contracts, I'm holding miners and explorers. I want to at least have contributed to society if my money goes down the drain instead of participating in this unproductive and useless gambling scheme where noses try to outnose other noses.

>>53071528
We have discussed them and many of them all have issues that prevent them from being the certified picks. For example Pan Man mentioned Altiplano is in an extremely rusky jurisdiction that might get nationalized anyday.

>>53071625
>>53071643
There are plenty of great silver, gold, and platinum tickers, not so much copper. Miners already have issues even for great companies, while copper there is a lack of anything that can be called great.

>>53071796
There is not a single company that doesn't have a flaw. If that's what you're waiting for, then might as well stick to physical. Surge and Pacific are the safest but no cashflow so there is the usual risk of going bankrupt or dilluted to death.

>>53071643
According to that infographic we should already be in a massive supply deficit by now, but we aren't. The narrative feels a lot like "peak oil", just two more years guys. There is plenty of copper in the ground still.

>>53071839
its not about no risk, its about low risk with higher long term upside.

>>53071862
>but we aren't.
who told you that ?

>>53071869
Again, Surge and Pacific check all the boxes. They only lack the cashflow side, you said there was no certified picks which is wrong.

>>53071869
Surge and Pacific are your answers then. I like Surge personally but I want that fucking mill already God fucking damn it Imperial

>falling for Bob's bait for 2 days straight

>>53071915
I doubt they will get it. I've checked some interview a few months ago and production didn't look like it was a plan for the CEO. Miight have changed since then, who know.

>>53071601
This could be a potential buying opportunity if the market overreacts today and it drops by 10%+. This will be nothingburger that gets fixed quickly

>>53071885
>who told you that ?
Analysts in the industry and or banks? also the price of copper. If we really were in a large deficit the price would be exploding.

>>53071933
If Bob is posing as a newfag cryptomaxi to get (you)s then well played, he got me. I think it's past his bedtime by now though even if he is on the Jack.

>>53071973
Shame. The mill is my buy condition, even if they might be putting in a bottom now.

>>53071694
I grow commodities and then sell them for one.
Traders are the same regardless of what they trade which makes it absolutely pathetic when you see commodity traders hating on crypto trading.
>>53071708
>knows what I said without reading
So how rich are you based on this ability?
>>53071754
Sorry, but XRP is a commodity.
My beans are a commodity.
My silver is a commodity.
I actually have a blog called "Everything is a Commodity" because that's the world we live in.
Mass producting has made everything a commodity and only brainlets don't see that.

It's become apparent very quickly these threads are filled with traders that think they are better than other traders simply by the nature of what they trade.
topkek

>>53071793
This.
Now, realize you do the same thing when you hold and improve the outlook of an incredibly efficient technology.
I'm sorry I see the potential of the fax machine and it's 1973. I just can't help it.

>>53072371
The xrp token itself does nothing but finance the company's expenses

You could have gotten in at 23 the last time I tipped you faggots.
SEETHE MOAR or buy KOLD.

>>53072445
So you don't make any international payments?
kek
Do you people even believe yourselves?
THIS IS NOT ABOUT XRP PRICE ACTION.
It's about it's actual ability to move money for free, on a ledger that has run for 10 straight years with no interruptions or issues, in 3-5 seconds.

If you did real business, it would very hard for you not to understand it's current value.
Sending $20,000 costs me about $165 every time I do it and (contrary to the XRP shills) only takes about 24 hours, not 3-5 days as you constantly hear.
I do that 15 times a year or more.
I take cc payments and give up 2.5% on every transaction for around a million in sales.

Are you starting to see something here.
It's the same function as oil.
It used to cost six horses to move something heavy.
Now it costs a gallon of gas.

Commodities have value for a reason. It's not magic.
It's in the marginal utility over alternatives.
You aren't eating the oil.
You aren't eating the silver.
You aren't eating the XRP.

>>53068029
These aren't that good.

>>53072503
OK but the token does literally nothing
You are just financing the company that creates the technology

I hate them so much bros

>>53072726
Just saw it a few minutes ago and felt almost euphoric. These 1% almost vertical drops on an uptrending silver are usually followed by even more uptrend. Just wait for the afternoon before calling it a day.

BORR !

>>53072043
>If we really were in a large deficit the price would be exploding.
Completely retarded if you truly believe this.

>>53072726
So many good entry in miner thanks to them. I just bought Cassiar at 0.53; fuck you Jeff Clark for pumping this shit for so long. Now I can buy at decent price.

PLATINUM
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>>53073154
https://twitter.com/ThHappyHawaiian/status/1608709943468916736
>For the first time since I’ve been following PMs closely, a metal is entering first notice with more open interest than inventory available

>Platinum open interest stands at 141k ounces compared to NYMEX stocks of 135k total, with 79k of that in registered

>>53072726
I hope it'd shit the bed hard. Like back to 17s hard. I'm still accumulating hard.

>gold up
>gdxj down
Many such cases.

>>53071915
>>53072068
Them not having that mill is why I'm DCAing into Pacific. Just bought more today.

>>53073708
>>53072068
The mill might happen one day. Also, their resources is very big for their current (ridiculous) low market price : 1.6Blbs copper, 1.6Moz gold, and 30Moz silver. People are truly understimating this pick. I would have bought this shit if I had enough fund.

Just bought Altiplano for full disclosure.

>>53073503
gold is a commodity, GDXJ are stocks. when the market sells off as a whole, so do gold stocks. and gold is basically flat

>>53072371
They giving you fair market value for your product?

https://archive (dot)
ph/https://www.ft.com/content/e0983ebb-bbe0-4d33-8517-e19fa06e1a77

>>53073024
>Completely retarded if you truly believe this

What is supply and demand even lmao

>>53074230
>he thinks market is always right
Tell me how contarian can exist then ?

>>53074252
Why do you always post this homosexual man?
***Raises you one brainded niglet***
Your move

If I check my portfolio more than 5 times a week I take it as a sign that I have invested more than I am willing to lose.

I am in the middle of changing jobs and I have checked my portfolio at least 8 times today.

I think I am going to liquidate my bond ETF portfolio and get that money out of the market

>>53074523
Because he is ruining 67.5million people all while keeping a smug face, not fearing people understand his motives. That's worthy of respect even if I hate that fucker.

>>53073274
Yeah, banks/funds are draining the ETF trusts to cover NYMEX deliverables, ain't going to work next month.

>>53074560
His dad is his wife. His wife is his father and he fucks his son in the brown eye

>>53072371
>I actually have a blog called "Everything is a Commodity
Are equities and derivatives also commodities?
Asking for a friend

>>53074559
Last Scott and Andy video showed the best time you want to rotate into and out of bonds.

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

dear /cmmg/ chads.

i own 0 commodities but i want to start
what ticker is a good place to start?

>>53075015
What're you interested in? PMs? Indust. Metal? Energy? You could join the brotherhood of SALT too

>>53075015
>shill me tickers
Sorry buddy, no spoonfeeding allowed. Plenty of companies are discussed here on a threadly basis. Lurk moar and you'll learn moar

>>53075015
I personally loaded up on physical assets in PMs long long before I bought shares. Physical assets cannot simply disappear with the stroke of a pen or click of a button. Food for thought
Speaking of food
>Picrel
Is one pallet of canned food I got from red gold for $400. Haven't even put a dent in it after 18 months

>>53075090
Lurking here anons have said I energy is a good play for 2023.
But idk, I could be wrong

>>53072726
Can't let it be positive on the year. Nuke it!

Source energy services is on theove again. I hope I boughted the bottom

>>53075015
Platinum for between now and April/May. Oil/natgas for the summer. Uranium, gold and silver for the fall and winter.

>>53075721
>+8.62%
Oof. It broke the wedge, if it can break the 200dma you're laffin m8

Do any commodity chads know if you can pick up contracts direct from suppliers without having to deal with delivery charges/insurance? Specifically if i wanted like 10-20 contracts of silver from the comex would I be able to pick it up somewhere rather than taking delivery? Thanks in advance after all the insurance and fees it adds about 90c to a dollar per ounce which is shit when I want 10k plus ounces.

>>53075886
Please explain. I can't take the course until after the new year since I have obligations galore. It's the first thing ony to-do list after all the grass is trimmed up tho
I'm averaging $1.39/share

>>53075955
There's youtube videos of the process with COMEX. In short though, no.

>>53075987
It was consolidating into a wedge between the recent uptrend support and the bigger downtrend resistance, it had to break one way or the other. It tested down but then broke upwards. Now it's got the 18, 45, and 100dma (red, purple and yellow) beneath it as support which is nice. The next resistance is the 200dma (green) which is also the important one, if it can get that one beneath it and acting as support then you're laffin beacuse all dmas beneath the price = bullish af, and the next resistance could be around 2.23

In the RSI the K line (red) also crossed over the D line (yellow) taking it out of the oversold condition so momentum is seemingly going upwards.

>>53076222
Holy shit that's great news. Thanks monke

Are you ever 100% sure a commodity will move a direction?
I was only sure oil would go up when a barrel of oil was negative dollars.

>>53076251
My pleasure bro, no guarantee it will break it but hopefully. I hope I'm right so I can gloat and then hate myself for not buying sand

>>53071933
>>53072068
That's not actually Bob but he is running my old /pmg/ trolls.

I don't bother trying to troll you guys at year end.
Too much paperwork to get done. I may be over on income for the tax year and if so I need to find out how much and spend it for a loss.

>>53076269
I think rare earths are going to explode in the next few years. China controls about 90% of the supply and will use it as leverage, just as Russia did with oil and gas. Investing now could pay off in the next few years when prices skyrocket due to geopolitical conflicts between the West and China. Also, I suspect that these rare earths are very sensitive to shortages and policy decisions in general, so if you are up to date on tariffs and policy decisions, you might be able to predict prices and trade them. Maybe im just naive but man, this idea sticks like a splinter in head.

>>53076304
Didn't think it was. Good luck boning the gov in whatever way you can dude, Godspeed.

>>53071056
Everybody hates crypto retards. It's never enough for them. They have to leak their toxic retardation onto innocent people. They are shrieking retards that scream and cry in the face of massive losses (70%). They attack innocent bystanders with hostility.

Perfect example, this faggot comes into our board to shit. We aren't necessarily against crypto. Some of us here hold it but still this big retard comes in here to shriek and reee.

Imagine being this person. This pale, low test, estrogen filled faggot. Coming jnto threads shrieking and reeing at good people who are much smarter than you, who understand basic concepts you can't even grasp. Imagine the fact that there's millions of these retards and they are all going to lose their money.

I relish in it. It brings me joy. I can't wait for them to lose everything. They deserve every bit. They are toxic, cancerous, filth. Sub human faggotry and filth.

Pants on head retarded. Backwards logic. Can't even grasp basic fundamentals. Filth.

>>53071646
You don't do anything and you've never worked for anything in your life.

Why is oil rallying all of a sudden?

>>53076523
China reopening??

>>53076592
Yes

>>53071915
>>53071973
It should be noted that the mill at Huckleberry, while fairly large might not actually be big enough for the scale of production that Surge would be looking at down the road. The important part is the permitted mill site, that is what Surge needs more than anything. An existing permitted and approved mill location means that they could expand without much work. Imperial Metals could get Huckleberry going again down the road too, but I dont see it being economical in this climate. The ore they have access too isnt high enough grade or wide enough to be worth expanding and dewatering their existing pit. It would make more sense to make a deal with Surge.

>>53076712
The moment I hear something about a deal, I buy even if I have to sell a kidney, they can easily become a mid tier producer with that kind of resources delimited

>>53076778
it would be amazing to see the Berg deposit finally get worked on, that would be a major pit. It would be a shame too though, that whole ridge line will get mined eventually.

Lagoon news leak? Big bids end of day, over 20% up.

>>53076932
last day of tax loss, everyone start buying

>>53076712
>The important part is the permitted mill site, that is what Surge needs more than anything. An existing permitted and approved mill location means that they could expand without much work.
Good info thank you Pan Man.
>It would make more sense to make a deal with Surge.
That's a big slice of humble pie tho

>>53077761
yea its honestly a major pain in the butt, because Imperial Metals doesnt usually do those sorts of deals. Their stuck in the idea that their still a major player in BC, but really their running out of credibility. They lost most of their Red Chris mine, their stuck with a major clean up bill at Mount Polley and Huckleberry "might" be worth operating again but its a big gamble. Surge may have a massive land package but their small fries compared to Imperial.

>https://www.lewrockwell.com/2022/12/tyler-durden/nyc-electric-garbage-truck-plans-hit-wall-after-trucks-conked-out-plowing-snow-after-just-four-hours/
From the article
>New York City is scrapping its brilliant idea for electric garbage trucks after finding out the truck simply “aren’t powerful enough to plow snow”.

>The pipe dream of converting the city’s 6,000 garbage trucks from gas to electric in order to try and limit carbon emissions (because there’s no other problems that need to be dealt with in New York City right now) is “clashing with the limits of electric-powered vehicles,” Gothamist wrote this week.

>The city’s current trucks run on diesel and can be fitted with plows in the winter.

>Despite the shortcomings, the city Department of Sanitation’ has already ordered seven electric rear loader garbage trucks, custom-made by Mack, the report says. Those trucks cost an astonishing $523,000 each and are to be delivered this spring.

>Sanitation Commissioner Jessica Tisch told the NYC city council earlier this month: “We found that they could not plow the snow effectively – they basically conked out after four hours. We need them to go 12 hours. Given the current state of the technology, I don’t see today a path forward to fully electrifying the rear loader portion of the fleet by 2040.”

>>53076134
Yeah I've seen them, was hoping there would be a way to avoid that, thanks anon for confirming its the only way.

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2022/12/doug-casey/1-speculation-for-202

Uranium comeback?

>>53075195
no banjo?

greetings from /smg/. Sold some of my MRNA puts today and loaded up on JNUG and SILX.

>>53076932
Aye +27% on no news, I’ll take that

Here’s to a successful 2023 anons. I think at worst commodities stagnate this upcoming year. Unless the Chinese covid reopening is a complete apocalyptic scenario, I think their re-opening will place a higher floor on the commodity index and we’re not even getting into the supply constraints that likely outweigh any recessionary demand softening.

Feeling good about things here

>>53079932
Im all for the resurgence of commodities but why aren't people acknowledging that china reopening has been a dumpster fire so far? The second they relaxed zero covid people started getting infected in droves. Its madness over there right now.

>>53079142
Both good. Hold both of them in my Roth for long term. Seasonality for gold/silver will really pick up in the fall, which is when we should get some really big moves. Platinum will lead the metals complex I think.

>>53080378
It's just old and unhealthy people dying. In a few weeks, it'll *die* down.

AYYY Boys I'm still holding these uranium and PM bags I'm just checking in to show support. Be prepared for anything at this point brothers.

>>53076371
Thanks, I hit my targets for the year. All is well.
>>53080526
>It's just old and unhealthy people dying.
old and unhealthy people weren't contributing much to the economy in the first place. It's healthy workers getting sick for a week or two that slows shit way down.

>>53080732
>It's healthy workers getting sick for a week or two that slows shit way down.
repeatedly

in a one year period my crew got covid an average of 2.5 times, and the remaining .5 times was occupied taking care of family that had it or quarantining because of exposure.

that shit keeps going around and around until people get immune and even then they keep getting exposed.

>>53081078
Most of my crew has had covid 3 times now. Some have had it 4 times. One has had it 5 times.

I've had it 0 times. Fully vaccinated. But I know I'll get it eventually. Might even die from it because I smoke a pack a day and drink like a fish.

loss of work is a way bigger problem to the economy than death 2Bhonest

>>53080378
oh no it's coughing chinks deja vu

>>53066588
> the game I’m playing is real life!!!

my tin stocks have been going up good sirs. Buy alphamin resources

https://www.mining.com/copper-mountain-shuts-bc-mine-after-ransomware-attack/

>>53080378
I also believe the Chinese state run media and trust them fully to be totally transparent and honest, just like the free press in the west

>>53082464
Except that isn't from the CCP dickhead. There's literally videos of droves of sick people. Why would the CCP first lie about low covid numbers and then turn around and lie saying there's mass infection? There whole thing is painting a picture as if everything is ok. Re-read your comment.

>>53065236
why to buy gold when stocks outperform it in nominal gains? Gold will never outperform the market. CBDC will be set and not gold

Just leaving this here...

https://dondurrett.substack.com/p/goldsilver-miners-with-10-bagger

>>53083713
He must be extremely rich to have 150+ positions. He's 62 though so I guess wageslaving all your life explain that. Not my style though, I prefer 30 positions max.

This commodity ETF pays 30% dividends
Does anyone know what Dynamic Roll Strategy means and what exactly this ETF has to do with commodities? Their top holdings don't seem to have much to do with commodities

The Comex thing people want with gold and silver is about to happen with platinum. Like nickel, with they step in and prevent the collapse, or in this case can nothing be done?

>>53084076
That ETF holds a bunch of long dated(expiring end 2023, 2024) OIL futures. In fact 40% of it's futures are OIL related. It also has a bunch of precious metals futures. The high dividend might be a one time event (portfolio rebalancing, or just their energy futures outperforming and needing to distribute the gains through dividends).

I don't know nearly enough about futures to recommend this ETF but, if your timeframe for oil booming falls in line within 2023-2024, it might be a decent oil/energy play?

Happy new year commodity friends. $2400 gold in 2023 for sure this time.

How predictable is the price of oil sometimes? When do you know?
I only knew it would go up once. Back when oil was negative USD per barrel.

>>53083224
Naturally since China is so very free, the people have unfettered internet access and they can post anything they like on the internet. And as we all know, the state would never anything that hinders free flow of information. Remember all those totally real and not fake at all vidyas of people just falling over walking down the street in China during 2020? Then remember when that happened in America and literally people were piling up in the street, dying right there on the spot?
That's how you know it's real. Every Vidya on the internet is real. If it's on TV it's reallike that time Jeff glodblum gotta eaten by a dinosaur one year and the very next summer him and will Smith saved us from an alien invasion. Scary stuff m8

Stay vaxxed and boosted, for safety's sale baka-chan

>>53084241
Interesting, thanks
That etf is a Gregory mannarino suggestion

>>53066122
>which I believe in
why?

>>53085163
Show me where even once a person was paid to take a barrel of free oil. I'll wait

>>53086291

>>53085199
Never forget how they lied to us and tricked us because the next time they try this, and they will, they'll try and kill us off for not complying. Pic related was a vid they claimed was covid lol

>>53086369
>forbidden entry for animals and non-vaxxed
As soon as my portfolio moon, I'm out of Europe, these fuckers really believe i'm going to forget ? I'm wageslaving and buying shares every month, no cash in banks. Make it or break it.

>>53086392
Where will you go? I'll never leave the states unless it somewhere I can buy guns from the trunk of a car legally.

>>53086435
Asia since it'll be the new financial hub of the world. Maybe Japan ? Idk. Let's start by breaking PM ATH then we'll see.

>>53086471
You don't worry about having the right to own tools to defend yourself? Japan imports literally everything (including disgruntled Frenchmen now) so they'll never have any independence, financially or otherwise. Only America and Canada have enough untapped resources and high IQ whites to survive what is coming

>>53086511
>You don't worry about having the right to own tools to defend yourself?
You can't have guns in Europe. Maybe switzerland but that's it. So we don't have that kind of attachment towards them (although we should).

>Japan imports literally everything (including disgruntled Frenchmen now) so they'll never have any independence, financially or otherwise.
Very true, a source of worry.

>Only America and Canada have enough untapped resources and high IQ whites to survive what is coming
Both country showed they are full of cuck in the last 2 years, the rest of the world isn't worse than you guys.

>>53065236
What are you guys doing for new year?

What I do is pretend to "go out", dress up nicely and leave the house and then literally just aimlessly walk around the town for about 5-6 hours and then go home pretending as if I was out there drinking//having fun or whatever with my "friends". All that just so my parents don't feel sad for me.

It's literally how I spent the last 6 New Years Eves straight

>>53086471
Wasn't Japan pretty stern about mandates too? I'm genuinely curious where I should be looking for the future, because I'm really lucky the US fucked up and didn't implement jab tracking early on. I won't expect that to happen twice.

>>53086633
this but i'm taking some research chems first

>>53086569
Don't believe what the TV tells you m8. The city's nigrification and glorification of midwitery are a ruse at best. I live in one of the reddest areas in the country. Nobody gives a shit about city cucks or their innate faggotry. Not even a little bit.
Why would anyone tell you good news? What would they stand to profit from that?
Before you move to the Japanese countryside and start a harem of Geisha waifus, you should come to America and look around for yourself. I'll meet you at the coast and we'll go catch some halibut off the lost coast. Normally I would say fuck off were full but we need all the self motivated, cavalier white men of fighting age we can get.
I'll build a gun for you to carry as your tour the states, shooting niggers in pure ecstasy

>>53086633
Going to my friend's ranch. Hes cooking a 20# bone in prime rib and all the fixings. Gonna probably burp off a few pew pews at some tannerite, set of fireworks for the kids, maybe even do a little cocaine and whiskey. Nothing special.
Widespread panic is playing in Nashville but I hate that place. Trashy as a Baltimore hooker

so what are the moonshots for 2023?

>>53086435
>jug of antifreeze next to the dog's water

>>53086633
>What I do is pretend to "go out", dress up nicely and leave the house and then literally just aimlessly walk around the town for about 5-6 hours and then go home pretending as if I was out there drinking//having fun or whatever with my "friends".

fucking hell dude. just stay home and drink and browse the chinz. you dont HAVE to go out for new year's. theres also alot of drunk idiots and drunk drivers you have to deal with

>>53086659
they were very strict with mask yes. They forbade company to not hire non-vaxxed so that's pretty based in my book.

>>53086692
extremely based. Hopefully we make it so that would be a real option.

>>53086919
PM and commodity. The plan never changed.

>>53086633
drink some hot milk, do some DD on what to buy next week since i've still 2k5 to spend now tax loss is over. I'll party once I make it. Now is the time to be frugal, invest every penny and take care of your physical/mental health.

>>53087073
>drink some hot milk
It's time for your nap grandpa:)

>>53086919
RIO's fat dividends is unironically ez retirement money.

>>53087458
How much did you get?
According to fincis it's 10%

>>53085199
And you haven't explained as to why the ccp would do a complete 180 on their 'everything is fine' angle and all of a sudden start spouting that half the country is infected when in reality its only a handful. Because that helps them so much. Do yourself a favor and wrap yourself completely in tinfoil throw yourself into a river.

>>53088389
oh look, another pumper. CEO is full of these retards.

>>53088389
Bllg refused to sell gold to the comex when gold was $1100

>>53088424
Kek they pumped EMOs bags so hard it imploded. Bought and sold that shit before all the legal trouble thankfully.

Also heard about CMMC debacle.. I wonder if that’s (mine shutdown) a new downside risk that will be priced into this space from now on. I don’t recall this kinda thing happening before. Would count as a force majure-type deal?

>>53088707
Reminds me of the bullshit DD on bayhorse refusing to sell to the comex.

What's a good way to invest in grains? I was previously trading SOYB, WEAT, CANE, and CORN but because I am in Canada and the IRS is adding addition nonresident withholding taxes to partnerships, I might not be able to trade these anymore (had to liquidate CPER too). I can't really trade futures either.

>>53084157
I feel like the comex losing its holdings is due to banks trying to siphon it off for the Basel III framework in March

>the most profitable commodity this year was orange juice

This is our year guys. 2023 is ours.

>>53086782
I'm working tonight at the club. Bouncing for the night. Hopefully I don't get into any shit but I could use a good fight honestly.

>>53088707
And Rana sold two billion dollars worth of copper to his pajeet friend for 350k.

>>53090167
sir the big onion was needful for the big curry please understand

>>53090167
That copper is still in the ground though

>>53090167
That’s a gross oversimplification of what went down. Big Onion was a great asset, yes. But just to keep it in the BLLG portfolio required constant permitting and PEA renewals that were draining hundreds of thousands each year doing essentially nothing except for being a legal upkeep.

Big Onion is at least 10 years away from even being opened for ore delivery, at least that’s what some other anons around here once speculated at the time of sale. Now Rana can focus on the main stuff at Dome mountain.

Eyy just got in, fuckin slaughtered lads but hope you;rehaving a happy new year. You know who you are

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hp0uVNGca4g

>>53090132

>>53065236
Rolling for Bristol bay pebble project.

>>53090167
>>53090571
Speaking of copper, I just noticed that LME has daily announcements for copper inventories, but nothing else? Why is that

>>53090644
Yes the major issue with the Big Onion is that there are currently better wider grade deposits for copper out there currently to exploit. Its been a known copper property for 40ish years but has always been beaten out by easier projects. It will be a mine some time down the road but not right now.

>>53090644
That being said though, I do think Big Onion still has a lot to go for in exploration, not just for copper. The placer gold in Driftwood Creek has to be coming from somewhere, the old school prospectors never located a source as there is to much talus coving bedrock. No drilling has been done to the west outside the main bowl of the mountain, and to the east its only been explored for the porphyry structure, not for the galena lenses or possible gold around the edges. The old time leaser miners were convinced Big Onion had potential for a major mine, some spent decades building roads and sampling trenches out there.

>>53084157
Should I hold straight platinum or a basket of junior miners? I feel 33.3% metal and 66.6% diversified stocks should be a good mix.

>>53090157
Make it home safe RW
Happy New year lads

/pmg/ had this link
>https://schiffgold.com/exploring-finance/did-platinum-just-break-the-comex/
Will anything come of this or silver gold? Or is it just another nickel situation and we never win?

>>53091003
You know something.
A. I just got a sleeve of silver Krugs and they're awesome. Sometimes pretty silver is nicer than the cheaper silver.
B. You asian posting weeb pricks are starting to make me want an Asian wife. I am white, I want a white wife but you're tempting me. Just being honest

>>53088424
>CEO is full of these retards
those same retards are here pumping their shit stocks. Same retards on /pol/ pushing silver.

>>53095735
I've been buying silver since 2007
Never seen one anon selling silver on /pol/ afaik they're only buying it.

>>53095961
I can understand not selling your physical, its an insurance. But don't count on me to hold every shares at 50$. I'm selling half my shit for sure.

>>53088006
That's a 360 dumbass
>2+2=3
>2+2=5
Choose two and only two

>>53096003
How was your New Year's Pierre?

can someone tell me whats going on with platinum and how to profit from it

>>53096055
read the thread.

>>53096134
i did

>>53096136
no you didn't, you wouldn't ask.

>>53094980
Someone from pmg gave a smart sounding post on this:
IMO FTDs (Fail To Deliver) on industrial metal exchanges is something that will cause concern, but not widespread panic.

LME Nickel futures completely exploded in 2022 and the problem was (((fixed))) and the exchange is still going. If anything happens with Platinum I think it will be similar, and the difference here is that the amount of Platinum that is overpromised will be much easier to cash-settle than the Nickel price explosion was.

A failure to deliver a significant proportion of deliveries will likely trigger a bull run in deliverable metal vs. contracts, but because Platinum is an industrial metal and a pretty small market, I expect the bull run to be a gradual process of new price discovery rather than overnight boom and to have minimal contagion into other markets like silver/gold.

Similarly I think a failure in the silver market would cause concern and have some contagion into gold, but only a failure in the gold market will really cause widespread panic.

>there are people right now who aren't long on uranium
Explain yourselves.

>>53071646
I think you type like a cunt but I think anybody who isn't looking into digital currencies, especially complaint ones that could potentially be used by banks, is a metric fucktard. Digital dollar is of course on the table but there's a reason the SEC is fighting ripple so hard. I hold some ripple, and I think everybody should have ten percent of their net worth in digital currencies of some capacity.

>>53092327
>a basket of junior miners
>diversified stocks

Anyone watching coal companies other than ARCH/WHC, trying to figure out what companies to watch in case we get a draw down in coal.

>>53071528
Thanks for posting this, looking at NOVR due to it being a royalty company. Is it normal for royalties to have a very strong correlation to the asset (eg copper futures)? Or do miners in general just follow the asset price

>>53097116
I swung WHC a little bit, coal was a good hit in 2022, though I tried to buy for $4 when it was $6 and barely missed it by a few weeks. I did end up shorting the high this week and made $100, so that was nice to see some green for a change. I assume energy will be a concern next year as well, so I'd probably go coal/nuclear, though I don't know any other companies. There isn't a coal etf anymore, so you're stuck picking individual companies (which will likely be highly correlated), so it comes down to quality and jurisdiction risk, and at that point I'd trust WHC over eg chilean mining or thereabouts

>>53098066
>>53071528
Poking around a bit more, it looks like they did the meme thing for miners and kept issuing more stocks. But the rate of increase seems to have settled down.

Okay I think I'm getting a better grasp of FA. Using BHS as an example:
>Enterprise value (valuation): 8.173m
>Shareholder's equity (actual tangible value): 1.339m
>Trading at a 6.10x multiple to actual value
This implies that it's heavily overvalued (still), and that the value will shoot up, or needs even more dilution to become fairly valued.

>NOVR
>EV: 142.982m
>Equity: 76.619m
>Trading at 1.87x multiple to value

Therefore, this copper royalty is more fairly valued compared to the market valuation.
The next step would be to investigate current cash flows and discount rate on the company to see if those multiples make sense

>>53066588
there's a lot more natural gas and crude oil supply in the world other than russky.

Holding helium producer bags for 18months now, down 40% so far, they say the outlook could improve for this year but I want to fucking die

>>53099963
>I want to fucking die
Amusingly, helium is a painless way to commit aliven't
Isn't most helium produced as a byproduct of uranium mining?

>>53100003
Natgas, ironically Qatar is one of the largest producers who are starting to build out helium extraction in their existing infrastructure since it's normally mixed at low concentrations anyway

>>53100056
What was your thesis on helium anyways? Also what tickers?

>>53100163
HE1, they had promise on the exploration progress. Mostly like Helium purely on the fact that's it's a valuable yet almost disposable thing unlike PMs which can be melted down and reused. Also balloons are expensive af

>>53100244
>valuable yet almost disposable thing unlike PMs
Silver is actively consumed by industry and copper is used in fucking everything. As an aside, EVs need a fuckton of copper too, and if they want to have their meme EV revolution (the kind that keeps you stuck in cities and unable to travel far), they'll need even more of it.
Also consider water and sand long term. It'll probably be a good 2-4 years (respectively) before they're more relevant, but with the near-record amounts of drought this year and rising cost of food, guaranteeing potable water will be extremely important over time. Desalination is very expensive right now, for example, but solar concentrator towers and the apparent nuclear re-revolution might significantly reduce the cost of this over time. Sand has been discussed here before, mostly as an increasing cost in construction aggregate for concrete and such. That's more of a long term passive play.
Also if you're a SHTF kinda person you could invest in prison REITs like Michael Burry and a few others, due to the thesis of increased civil unrest as difficult times increase

quick evening bump.
>>53100336
sand is going to be a huge new business in the coming years but it will have serious challenges. New large scale sand mining is going to run into all sorts of issues, especially since we like to build homes and farms on top of areas where its commonly found.

>>53101812
>but it will have serious challenges
I hope you're not going to invest in sand explorers or equivalent, haha. Most existing companies are construction materials/aggregate companies who have it as part of their existing segments.
Why isn't concrete recycleable again? Most reused bits usually end up in roads as filler

>>53101983
Concrete is often reused as fill material or additive in new mixes but its not totally reusable due to contaminants and or the type being talked about. Some concretes are to tough to be bothered with remilling into aggregate.

And no i am not planning on investing in sand anytime soon, but if the world needs sand, i know where there are mountains of the stuff.

>>53096037
Still dodging. Still haven't explained why they would 360. Which is what I fucking asked. The fact that you've dodged the question this long tells me you have no clue and are talking out of your ass.

I am going to do something wreckless but I don't care. Anyone who is a friend send a t3xt to this
Foursix9-three6three-four9sevenone

I want to k33p in tuch with good friends if they take this place down. Anybody who feels like it send a m3ssage and you can give a description of who u are. I use s1gnal so it's encrypted.

Redwulf.

>>53103142
Anybody who wants to talk about anything.

>>53092327
I have ten ounces of platinum I paid 800 bucks for and I'm expecting platinum to go to 20k.

>>53096055

Verify all info and do your own dd. Platinum comes from three places in the world. Two of those places are experiencing significant problems/ suppy issues.

>>53096275
I think the silver situation boom explosion will be instantaneous though because of how short the largest short positions are.

>>53098066
The ceo Eb tucker seems like a good guy.

>>53099176
Where did you learn this?

>>53099963
Helium has been in a shortage for two decades and nothings happened. That was the first commodity I researched when I was twelve years old. Thats how i know im in the right sector. -red

>>53100163
Basically the way I heard it twenty years ago was that helium is such a scarce and critical element that those little party balloons we waste are really worth like a hundred dollars and this was back in 2004 so imagine the situation now. Bill Clinton sold off all our helium reserves. Don't expect this investment to profit though. I'd say long term.

>>53101812
Sand will probably get big in ten years. Think about that shit guys. We're at a point where fucking SAND could be a scarce resource. Is this really the world we're going to live in?

Hot take for the friends. Swear to god this thread better not die overnight.

>>53103287
Don't worry im here

>>53103219
>SAND could be a scarce resource. Is this really the world we're going to live in?
probably not. you're pretty old. We'll all probably be dead well before fucking sand runs out.

I'm thankful than we have dialogue itt instead of nigtards nigtarding nigtardedness

>>53103207
>Everything you just said
Let's me know you don't know shit
>>53102401
Bob. Save it. Pretend to be retarded on your own time

>>53103619
not bob but I agree with him

no reason for chinks to suddenly say they're all dying. Nothing to gain from that. Specially since they invented and released the virus in the first place.

So helium is scarce. I won't deny this. Chiefly because I am a cave/tech diver, I know these gases will eventually run out, in accordance with their usefulness.
Nothing I can do about it.
Take that for what you will
**********Long pause***************

>>53103642
>no reason for chinks to suddenly say they're all dying.
Control of the M2 velocity. Clearly you are either suffering from gran Mal autism or you are are actively participating in a knee scrubbing performance to bring your face towards the cock faster than the cock can penetrate your perceived placement in such a nonchalant throat fucking
How are niggers this dumb

>>53103718
>Control of the M2 velocity.
probably matters to any country that doesn't control every aspect of their currency.

not china though.

are you fucking retarded?

is this place full of schizos like PMG? ive never met so many faggots in one place

I'm getting a new id with every post. Fuggit
>>53103743
Hello. Hi. Get some coffee, lurk for two years, eat shit, and kill yourself. In that order. Your opinion will be considered as soon as I run out of fanny wipe

>>53103769
>Get some coffee, lurk for two years, eat shit, and kill yourself. In that order
yes, big bob is definitely a newfag with no experience in finance or china

>>53103749
Yes, this is schizo central.

>>53103773
>no experience in finance
I sleep

>>53103749
What do i have to tell you so you won't come here again?

>>53103778
>>53103749
Prepare your anus

>>53103793
probably the poachiest of all felons owning illegal firearms and poaching pictures every posted on a poaching forum.

>>53103787
My rectum will be safe....

>>53103787
that the jews are dead and i can have their wealth. Otherwise im here for life. Sorry.

>>53103801
Every mount has a tag nigger. Seeth. Cope. Dail eight.
I have an Indian which allows me to harvest more than your typical white. We've left Idaho with over a metric ton of meat. I give more meat away every season than you could ever harvest in a lifetime faggot
Tell me what knife you carry and how many hides you ve taken with it. My Benchmade has thousands of bodies on it. You would be looking for your virginity as I slivered your sinew meats down to fit the roasting pan
Do you best to remain anonymous. It's safer that way. Only a psychopath would post their face here

>>53103787
Bob and the other commies are dead

>>53103846
>Do you best to remain anonymous. It's safer that way. Only a psychopath would post their face here
kek
check my ID

I've been posting my face here far longer than you have

I'm not fish and game, or I would've gone after that bear you posted. None of my business but if you think I'm the only fed here you're in for a huge surprise.

>>53103865
I had a tag for that bear bob. I'm a career criminal. I don't accidentally break the law. In fact today is the first day I've actually done any hunting/fishing illegally because it's the fucking first and I can renew my licenses until tomorrow
You must think I'm retarded bob. There's nothing illegal about shooting a bear in the face at 100 yards.
The tag is filled and verified

>>53103889
c'mon man
I don't hate you but at least one person itt does.
stop making it easy for them.

>>53103917
And...

>>53103925
when shit goes down it wasn't me that did it.

you dared the world to come after you and someone is bound to take your dare.

Any anons wanting to turn me in, this is who to call. Tell them everything you know, leaving now stone unturned. I'm sure your story will be titillating, riveting, and compelling.
Tell them to dress accordingly

>>53103938
>the world
We have less than 150 posters per thread
>come after you
Again, my sheriff knows what we do. Doesn't care. Hey, tell them I said hello.
I'm the guy up creek from the old Indian salmon trap below the falls. I ain't going nowhere. They know where to find me
I'll be on the river

>>53103974
>We have less than 150 posters per thread
there's only one that matters

you think he's your best buddy.
you ruined his life, he's not your buddy.

>>53103995
Noted

>>53104011
cheers, have a good day. I'm off

>>53104019
Give jack my best and keep it between the ditches

>>53103142
>Anyone who is a friend send a t3xt to this
I don't have a private number, and if I try to text the US my Jewish service provider will probably rape me with fees, or I would.

I do have an email though that I made to talk to Lassen if you want to make a note of it incase gookmoot does pull the plug one day and we all lose contact

bluesmonkee@gmail.com

>>53103287
Fuck me when Trillion finally moves my dick will be so hard I'll be able to lease it to them for drilling

>>53103749
Lurk moar and find out faggot

Bump

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

>>53103793
Its a good thing you drew that black line across your eyes, now that pic can't be used to ID you.

>>53103287
i thought trillion would be much higher by now but the shit isn't moving

>>53106002
We have user IDs here
>>53103142
What is your signal handle?

We going to get babes like Schiff does when we make it?

>>53106570
That's an ugly man. Peter isn't great looking either

>>53106570
Khazarian milkers await you in the promised land.

>>53103749
Less schizo than /pmg/. They are our /gme/ if we were /smg/ know what I mean

Faggots

This is our year

>>53108080

>>53106899
peter looks fine, its the bimbo he's with that looks bad

Not like this gold bros....

>>53109989
top kek

>>53109989
S T A B L E

>>53109989
It's over

It's over.

>>53109989
>>53110166
>>53110234
>>53110344
>1,828.20

Slow board today
It's nice

>>53110499
Strong "do the opposite of what the media says is gonna happen" vibes. Gearing up for the "OH MAN THE RECESSION IS COMING" posters to get btfo

>>53110499
wow did I get sodomized trying to catch the natgas knife a couple weeks ago, fuck me… it’s been 12 days of pure pain, they have to flip this soon, but the capitulation has been heavy

>>53112060
Media will keep pushing the recession narrative for a few more weeks so the big banks/funds can buy back after the 30 day tax loss selling limit. Then one week, everyone will wake up and it'll be 10-15%+ for multiple days. Media will say "bear market rally top is in, SELL NOW" and then the next week it'll go even higher leaving most retail in the dust.

>>53112780
I never knew the ramifications of market sentiment until I heard you guys laying it out. The market is incomprehensibly dumb

https://www.mining.com/maduro-exhorts-venezuelan-army-to-combat-environmental-destruction-caused-by-illegal-gold-mining/

Interesting to see that yet again South American governments have to use their militaries to remove these illegal miners.

>>53114165
>https://www.reuters.com/markets/currencies/venezuelas-anti-inflation-efforts-dealt-blow-currency-tumbles-2022-11-24/
Their currency has had major issues. Down like 50% in a year.

Been trying to use FA with income statements and balance sheets to project NPV, but I have no idea how accurate my forecasts are (since its based on perpetuity). Saw something about using 10Y corporate bonds as a benchmark for discount rate. Anyone know how to do this shit?

https://cleantechnica.com/2022/12/30/nanoflocell-wants-to-sell-flow-battery-cars-in-the-us/amp/

>>53065236
What?

>>53065236
So you can shape more than just iron with this thing?

What's this pattern called?

lmao

>>53114710
Moon mission in 2 more weeks.

>>53106570
I guarantee that old faggot is juicing

>>53114710
Not sure, but this pattern is called the 2am London smash. Can Putin just go ahead and drop a nuke on the corrupt LBMA already?

>>53115354
The dollar went up by more than a percent. Still very strong for gold and silver to be positive with that backdrop.

>>53115762
NEW BREAD >>53115780

>>53075857
Seems solid

>>53079142
das right, I'm the man