/biz/ - Business & Finance

Natty broes, are you ok?
Whey you at broes?
Got KOLD?

>>53115780
>The Nippon dream is alive edition
kek

>>53112821
That was my whole first two years of inevsting was learning how dumb the markets and people really are. We will see our investment thesis play out. I just jumped in hard three years ago and didn't understand that I went right to the finish line and was waiting for the pack of retards to show up. Many frustrating lessons and painful experiences were had but that's what it takes to learn that yes the market is really that fucking dumb. All of these people you see on TV with professions in finance and making big ass money are really really fucking dumb. It's only a small percent that are actually productive or smart.

>>53115780
I wanted to thank all of you on /cmmg/. You convinced me to invest in small cap mining stocks last year and I made a killing.

I hate them so much bros

Oh, noes, natty broes.
Are you still laughing about a $3 handle on natty?

>*APPLE FALLS BELOW $2 TRILLION IN MARKET VALUE

it's over

I'm doing some hard research on some miners today. I'll post the finds.

Starting with Summa Silver and Kootenay. I feel like silver is going to be the play this year.

>>53118028
liar

comex smash #2 is here from the cocksucking banksters

when did you stop paying the bayhorse shill?

>Endomines Finland Plc reports new, high-grade drill results at 1050 meters level, from the Pampalo gold mine
>Highlights: Drill hole T-1827: 6m@9.2 g/t gold, including 0.9m@36.4 g/t gold

source: https:// news.cision.com/endomines-finland-oyj/r/endomines-finland-plc-reports-new--high-grade-drill-results-at-1050-meters-level--from-the-pampalo-g,c3692238

Thoughts?

>>53118834
This shits demoralizing

>>53119127
A few scraps of gold deep underground doesn't sound particularly appealing and I'm not going to look further into it.

>>53119202
If there's a wall in our way then we smash it down! If there isn't a path, then we carve one ourselves!

>>53118577
Day chick on the left is cute

>>53119293
>carving path = sitting on hands while bankers decimate my wealth for years hoping they stop one day

What can you faggots tell me about graphene?

>>53115780
jesus what's going on with palladium? Absolutely fucking cratering today...are we making up with Russia?

>>53118559
Took a position in Summa and kootenay. Both are held by the SILJ etf.

>>53120808
Yall should look at castor maritime as well. Trading at 1x price to earnings. Basically theyre earning their market cap in cash

Does anyone know anything about Hochschild?

$FUU just broke above $0.355 CAD, we're making a run for $200m market cap boyos.

>>53120829
I don't get it ? What's the catch? Balance sheet seems solid, and it's trading at 25% NAV and a P/E of 1. Any reason for the terrible share price performance?
>>53120911
Trading at like 65% NAV, some good hits over at snip in Canada, some issues at Inmaculada with locals. Hitting some nice drill results at Pallancata, but it's outside their mining permit. Mara Rosa under construction. Nothing happening with Volcan maybe they'll IPO it to raise capital who knows probably not any time soon because of Mara Rosa construction and Snip exploration drilling expenses. San Jose needs drilling.

>>53119632
A stupid "2D" nanomaterial that me and my boys work a lot with in the lab. Although most of the research is just to raise the index and pursue some fuckin status or whatever, graphene actually can find some use in the real world.
What do you want to know bro?

Is there any chance of oil and gas recovering in the short term?
Less supply due to Russia and the US is apparently selling their reserves but I have yet to see any solid evidence for this
What's going on?

>>53121520
Buy KOLD. Natty is going back to a $2 handle.

https://youtu.be/JMll6TNnTs4

Hopefully this is the last year i'm into the commodity game, constant bs, enjoy it but looking forward to 2024 already. Settle down and start a nice little dividend portfolio

>>53118028
Tell us about your experience investing in CMMG's favorite company, Bayhorse Silver

$FUU closed up 20% at $0.38 CAD. Explosive move. Apparently, a couple of private analyst firms have re-rated it to $0.80 CAD on anticipation of the next holes. If they can expand the deposit, it'll keep going higher than that.

>gold on a bull run
>junior gold miners still down

>>53122055
>he thinks it will be over by 2024
Based link but cringe post senpai
Don't worry it will get easier

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P5jV4lHHR0

>>53122992
Love Tom waits
Anybody else kinda happy to see some red today? I picked up a few dozen more shares of Us Silica since they dipped.
I wanna go play in the snow since we're about the get hammered and Tahoe is just over the hill from me. But I would have to delay taking the charting course from ira for another week if I do. Decisions

Got platinum?

https://www.kitco.com/news/2023-01-03/Platinum-was-the-top-precious-metal-in-2022-here-s-how-the-others-did.html

>>53121478
I've heard some hype that it might have potential as a capacitor, making light batteries without so much conflict minerals. How far away are we from seeing industrial use? What's the investment play? I'm guessing that whoever comes up with a working product or process will get snapped up by a mega cap corporation, but which sector? Energy? Manufacturing?

>>53124076
Iirc it's electroconductivity is comparable to silver/copper

>>53118185
It's a waste product. They literally flare it. It's basically worthless.

>>53124739
Yep, easy $ shorting NG.
Next, onto shorting lithium companies. They're looking ripe.

>>53119005
>bayhorse shill?
"she" is now pushing silver ends the fed and other silver shill nonsense

>>53121520
>Less supply due to Russia and the US is apparently selling their reserves

You can not tell what anyone is selling, volume or price. All you hear or read is bullshit. Countries/companies buy cargoes, resell, repackage, add additional chemicals to hide the signature, and so on.

>>53124790
I literally fart methane. Are they saying my farts are worth money?

Atlas Salt frens report for duty, this is our quarter to moon.

Wow, Newmont was up 5% today

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/federal-reserve-top-bank-regulators-flag-significant-worries-over-crypto-assets-202435516.html

>>53125352

It really is, only couple more weeks until we get some news and this starts setting a price floor.
It's interesting how hard the selling has been at this $2 range.
Has to be some insider fuckery going on or massive algo activity, because you'd have to be mental to sell so hard before the upcoming results.
Won't stay down for long though and it's constantly creeping up.

One thing I've been wondering about are the Triple Point shares. Doesn't Atlas still hold like 27 million of them?
I don't personally expect to get much from mine since I got just few hundred, but the ones Atlas holds is a different thing entirely. If they go for let's say $3 a pop they're looking at nearly an extra 100 mil.
Considering how this hydrogen storage stuff in the salt domes might be pretty lucrative and could even be one of those government subsidized things, there's real potential there for a quick buck.

But what if Atlas gets sold before there's any kind of an offer for Triple Point? There's no price yet for the TPR shares as far as I'm aware.
I'd imagine that if there's realistic potential to add an extra 50-100+ mil with those shares, no good businessman would just let it go.
Might mean the sale could drag on a bit if they have to wait to get some kind of an offer for the TPR stuff before they sell.
No idea how a situation like this plays out.
Either way good times coming, I really hope this goes for +$10.

>>53126200
Is there petroleum potential in Western Newfoundland?

>>53121179
There's a story behind it. I'll tell you tomorrow if you remind me

>>53126278
yes i think there is a potential for oil and gas in the western half of NFL, but I dont know if its ever been tapped. I can look into that at some point.

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2884-tsx-venture/odv/133727-osisko-development-announces-positive-feasibility-study-results-for-the-cariboo-gold-project.html

this will be an interesting read. I hope Osisko has come up with a better plan this time than their previous one.

>>53126200
Those triple points shares still haven't showed up on my brokerage. Anyone else have this issue? I have ameritrade and I have like 900 shates of triple point but they show up unlisted.

>>53126598
Triple point isn't trading under a ticker yet, my shares show up in my TD account but they have no value and are not able to be traded.

>>53127183
OK cool. If they go to three dollars that's like $2000 for me. I should have poured more money into it. That's part of my strategy now. Just find value and dump bug positions. Before I was trying to shotgun everything with smaller positions. My portfolio has gone from like 30 posisitons to now about 18.

>>53115780
Rolling for pebble project approval.

>>53119127
Just started looking at Endomines but I'm just starting to practice how to do DD on miners.
Could someone experienced give some quick thoughts?

Like >>53119225 said the gram meters don't seem much and they still need to do the feasibility study. The stock did still jump 20% after these news. They just did an offering and I saw there were some local companies investing to it.

What about their reported reserves? https://endomines.com/investors/materials/release/?releaseID=452FFD388D13CE07
What should one take better look at here?
On a quick glance it would look like they have pretty good reserves.

PLATINUM
GOLD
SILVER
COPPER

>>53126570
I see that the CEO diluted alot when the stock had a run up to buy a bunch of vessels. Anything else to the story?

Gold 1860

>>53123406
Good taste
>>53127621
Based. Fuck shotgunning, that shit's for millionaires. I have like 6 positions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6unkgraxWk

"Fuck new subscribers" - Gary Savage, 2023

>>53129036
we are testing gold resistance in several currencies

>>53129036
gold ventures is delusional

>>53128237
What attracts you to this stock? it's not even particularly cheap at €49M mkt cap. 18koz reserve is almost nothing. A rule of thumb for new mines has generally been 10 years production of 100koz/y, 1Moz reserve for a project to be worth it (unless it's particularly high grade or a good heap leach). These days medium and larger companies want more than that. I downloaded their key financial metrics which only shows from 2014-2018 or something like that and it shows huge losses every year. I only spent 2 minutes but didn't see anything attractive about the company.

>>53129658
Well it is local and there aren't that many mines here in Finland. That is why I was looking at it.
Yes the mkt cap seemed pretty high at first glance, atleast when comparing to american companies.

Why is it so high then? Like I said there are some local companies as big investors. Is this just a case of boomer hopium investing in to a good ol local project?

There is also another finnish mine https://www.silver.fi/en/ and it is on verge of bankcruptcy.

>>53130163
>Is this just a case of boomer hopium investing in to a good ol local project?
Probably. Not going to do a deep dive to find out if they actually have some good value somewhere. Certainly doesn't seem like it.

In other news, the worst exploration results ever drilled
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/361-tsx-venture/ipt/133774-impact-silver-announces-results-of-greenfields-drilling.html

Time to sell this dog bros, it's over.

>>53129658
This pic just makes me want to play Ready or Not

>>53130163
To add they have been more focused on exploring although they have their little mine operating. And their first objective is actually to find 1Moz deposits. Is this really just buying hopium?
>1. Locate more than 1 000 000 oz of gold deposits in the Karelian Gold Line by the end of 2025.
>2. Increase production from our gold mine in Pampalo to 20 000 oz. annually by the end of 2024.

>>53129564
calling for silver to gain $10 in around only a month is pretty ballsy, especially when all his other predictions never panned out

>>53126200
checked, I wouldn't be surprised at all if Atlas runs up 20%+ before the PEA release

>>53130312
Is their tiny mine making money? I'm guessing it isn't. Having a goal of 1Moz is fine, but how far along are they? 18koz in reserves is nothing. That drill result you posted earlier is fine, but nothing special. You can get a 1.1Moz resource at 10g/t in Canada, with a great PEA and fully funded for FS for US$20M (Canagold).

>>53130557
It is not. Exactly, thanks. Canagold puts local boomer investments into perspective.

>>53130692
Yeah there are other promising exploration plays cheaper than Endomines, like Scottie Resources, too. But Canagold really does stand out as exceptionally cheap, I get that the ore being refractory is a setback, but the grade/continuity/thickness should easily make up for it. I would love to hear more people chime in.

>>53130313
Hasn't it been established in these threads that GV is a total doofus?

wild predictions everywhere lately

>>53115780
Tell me how to get rich using commodities you retarded fucking degenerate demons

>>53130924
all gold and silver bugs are fucking doofuses. every year its to da moon! its all bullshit because they're in lowcap junior mining stocks which can actually be pumped by retail money

>>53130163
Are you comparing this company to explorers, developers ot producers?
A simple way to start DDing finacial statements is to figure out how long the company can operate with its cash on hand.

Guys I messed up and sold my PM stocks for a loss to harvest. Help me not do the same with my uranium stocks. Please comment "calm down retard" to save me from my own ball-less wavering

>>53130968
Very true. My juniors are still in the shitter after 1 year and my buddy whose listened to Peter Schiff maybe 3 times invested in barrick 4 months ago and is up 20%.

The normies who get in now may do better than half the people here

>>53131284
As long as globohomo is running things I don't really see a future for uranium. These people have windmills so far up their asses they're doing cartwheels while standing still.

>Trillion 200dma Status: Tagged

>Suffering Status: Over

Small chance IMO, but imagine if we break to the upside here. Hilarious.

$FUU just cleared $0.42, on our way to $0.80

sup CMMGers. I work in the water world and i see some big things in the offing that wont start getting mainstream attention till spring. i am looking for some water stocks to purchase options on and my favorite pure play on western water (VWTR) was acquired by DR Horton homes last year. do you guys have any other suggestions? looking to buy leaps in the next month or two to offload in summer/fall.

Did the deflationists win? Is it over?

>>53131461
That's true but it could go the other way. Not sure what to do about the whole thing but if uranium is truly out, then tell me what is going to win for me. Been quite a year

>>53131461
>globohomo
It has nothing to do with that.
The latest uranium pump was created by Rick Drule and Sprott so they could unload their bags to /cmmg/.

>>53132188
Gold is literally mooning. Hopefully you didn't believe the buy oil into a huge recession meme.

>>53132299
But M2 is contracting.

>>53132319
Yeah, for now, after expanding by a historically large amount, still a lot excess liquidity out there. The recession will come with a deflationary wave yes, then they will start easing again and inflation will go back up. But economy will probably still be poor as they won't be able to print like they did after 2020 without inflation getting out of control.

>>53132372
So this is a bet on poor fiscal policy post credit contraction?

>>53132405
I don't know even about "poor", they will be damned if they do and damned if they don't. The economy is artificially large right now due to artificially easy monetary policy for 15 years. They will be forced to wean off over some time to not crash everything completely and we will have stagflation (great for gold). My bullishness is also based on increasing political instability and public unrest (due to mainly immigration of non-whites, a problem that is impossible to fix without something drastic happening). And other factors. Just now you can see the political instability as the house in the US is trying to elect a speaker, more principalled repubs have put their foot down and now refuse to support the deep state candidate. I've wondered if that is part of the reason why gold has rallied these last few days.

>>53132486
I always thought they would take the stagflationary route, mostly because of the large debt burden, but I'm not so convinced anymore.

What a great day

>>53132509
You believe they will crash everything hard to avoid inflation staying above 2%? that would make the people in charge very unpopular, so I think it's highly unlikely. As soon as everything comes crashing down the people (voters) will be demanding stimulus, 5-10% inflation will be an afterthought.

>>53132544
Inflation is unpopular. But being unemployed is even more unpopular.

>>53132622
Yep, that's why stagflation is the only way. Unless you believe they can print enough money to avoid recession entirely without also causing inflation to get out of control.

>>53131284

No I won't talk you out of it.
Personally I'm very skeptical of Uranium at this point.
It ran up when billionaires got into it, then it was pushed on retail mania goaded on by salesmen like Rick Rule and now it needs to find it's real price. Whatever that is who knows.
It has such a huge potential of falling like a rock from here that I don't want to touch it for now. Sold out of it 6 months ago at a slight loss.
I agree with the other anon of the powers that be not accepting it for the moment. They're more willing to use coal and windmills than nuclear and that tells a lot about the hurdle it needs to overcome.
Hell it might not be until we have SMR tech until nuclear actually takes off in the West.

Yes some might call this a big sentiment indicator and how it's only going to go up from here, but I'd start calling for a sentiment indicator being a negative only when cheerleaders like Andy and other youtubers start talking about how the bullrun may be delayed for some years.
Until then I say the sector is running on copium about the thesis and could take a huge shit at any moment or at best going sideways.
I wouldn't bat an eye if Rick's billionaire friends decided to hammer the price through the big support region to new lows so they can accumulate for a lot cheaper for the real run in few years.

I think this years clear winners are going to be PMs. Wouldn't be surprised if they did a retest to their supports though.

>>53132676
Nuscale?

>>53130218
Rip anime poster-kun

Good time to get into crude etfs? Also which crude etfs do you invest in?

>>53132708

GE Hitachi, Nuscale, or Rolls-Royce, one of those is going to do really well, but this stuff might be the play towards the end of this decade.
Could be a bit early to play any of this SMR stuff yet.

I saw a skinny girl with enormous tits today. I'm pretty sure that's a bullish signal if I ever saw one.

It seems (((they))) don't like silver over $24

>>53133077
2 days in a row up around $24.50 and they smash it both times

>>53128497
Thats pretty much it.

>>53130218
Fuck. Should we bail on this bros?

>>53133077

>>53133244
Impact is up 6% today, renewable fag is not only gay but also retarded

>>53133244
>>53133381
Does any impactbros look at their earnings? they lost $1.2M last quarter on $3.8M of revenue. I believe they don't even have any official reserves, how large are their unofficial reserves? because those explorations results were grim. They could soon be forced to shut down operations because they have run out of ore they only lose a million per year mining. Lucky to be able to sell this for C$50M imo. What do you guys see in this stock?

>>53132405
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2023/01/ryan-mcmaken/money-supply-growth-turns-negative-for-first-time-in-33-years/
I wanna say we're in uncharted waters but since no pivot on horizon then we might be looking at 70s style policies as you guys have postulated itt.
Is it too early to pull out the bell bottoms and start counterfeiting gasoline ration cards?
>Picrel
Ugliest band in rock and roll history

>>53133493

>>53132106
>water
Only one I know of is NWPX

>>53132832
GUSH, OIH, BOIL

Bullish for hydrogen.

https://www.technocracy.news/bust-nyc-electric-garbage-trucks-lasted-only-4-hours-in-cold/

Daily cycle low incoming for gold/silver. Buying opportunity next couple of weeks.

Best Canadian or American oil & gas picks to hold for 3 - 5 years? Need somewhere to park a bunch of cash

>>53133489
Impact has $16.5 million cash with working capital of $17.6 million. Fred can keep it going forever. They almost broke even last Q with silver at $18. They are one of the purest silver plays, 90% silver, and with current $23-$24 silver prices will have a solid Q1 '23. At $30 silver they are a 4x from today's sp.

>>53133589

https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/south-korea-fines-tesla-22-mln-exaggerating-driving-range-evs-2023-01-03/

And Tesla was just fined couple of million in Korea for overstating the range about 50% in cold. If they want EVs to become a thing they have to get that new battery tech going right away.
Lithium batteries are absolute garbage in cold and as EVs get more common more people are going to realize this.
Personally I believe in hydrogen or some hydrogen hybrid becoming a competing tech to electric pretty quickly.
And there's no way in hell batteries are going to be used in heavy vehicles like ships or planes, those are going to be hydrogen powered without a doubt.
We should start looking at some hydrogen car companies before they start blowing up.

>>53134212
>Personally I believe in hydrogen or some hydrogen hybrid becoming a competing tech to electric pretty quickly.
Yes, especially for heavy trucks, heavy transportation and machinery.

>>53133924
KOLD

>>53133924
I like CNQ and TOU.
But let's see natty get a two-handle first.

>>53134201
>They almost broke even last Q
A negative profit margin of 30% is almost breaking even?
Silver has averaged low $20s for the past two years and they have significant losses over that period. With inflation they probably need higher than $25 just to break even today, maybe even much higher going forward as they seem to have declining ore grades. The cash is nice and the reason their stock hasn't been crushed completely, but if they have to shut down operations, they will have to spend millions on remediation and the assets may not be worth much if there is no economic ore in the area.

>>53133924
Athabasca and vermillion.

>>53134333
I'm holding for now but cautious.

>>53134535
The warm weather and big windfall tax really killed Vermillion though. The time to buy was when they almost went bankrupt after paying out their dividend for too long in 2020.

>>53134554
Your choice. But I called the Great Panther crash and burn a year in advance, just saying.

>>53134672
Wtf. Twice now I've tried to post with some kind of automatic filter not allowing it to go through although it says it's posted. 3rd times the charm?

>>53134763
Maybe the phrase S T R O N G S E L L is filtered for spam bots or something.

>>53134763
Anyway Impact is playing fast and loose with their numbers. They look to be massively underreporting amortization to boost net earnings. Their cash burn is probably a much better gauge for the health of their business and they are losing more than $1.5M/Q. They could shut down operations soon if no miracle or large rally in silver price. Their ore grades have only gone down over the past several years and they don't have any positive exploration results, they look to be running on fumes.

>>53133829
Guess I'll better wire some money over to hedge my silver stack

>>53134818
So what would the better play be? Dolly varden? First majestic? Is there a comparable producer? Maybe go gold. It's included on the gdx. Or maybe Abra silver.

>>53135197
If I had to pick a replacement for Impact I'd say gogold or abrasilver.

>>53135197
>>53135216
Haven't really looked into those. Don't have a good replacement as all silver stocks tends to be very highly valued as the space is so small and there's too much money chasing it. Maybe Benchmark metals as they have significant silver credit on their resource. Kinross has significant silver production currently from their Chilean mine. Otherwise the best imo is just buying the metal or a physical etf. Downside is very low as production cost is generally close to current price and it's not going to fall significantly below that for a long time. And you still get good upside if you are a hyper bull.

>>53135294
i would vouch for Benchmark, the Lawyers project is pretty tasty but still a bit off from production.

>>53135216
Vizsla silver could be decent.

>>53135294
I hold Fortuna Silver Mines.

>>53135197
Does anyone see FM as having the same upside potential what with them having such a huge MC? Haven't looked into their financials but we've covered them here...like ages ago it seems

>>53135197
>>53135216
>>53135294
>>53135317
>>53135321
>>53135631
>>53135321
>>53135637

I sold out of Impact and went with gogold and abrasilver. Just increased the posisitions I already had.

>>53135197
>>53135637
Pan American seems like the better choice imo.

These are my mining picks I've held for a year or so... which to prune and which to keep? Need to free up cash for other sectors
>Canada silver cobalt
>silver spruce resources
>Gayhorse silver
>Blue lagoon resources
>Irving resources
>Nicola mining

And yes I'm down about 20% overall so go ahead and laugh

>>53135216
>>53135670
ABRA will be good, especially if copper comes ripping back in late 2024 going into 2025.

>>53136154
>>silver spruce resources
I don't quite remember but these guys sold a very valuable property so now they really have no appeal left
I only hold few thousands shares of Bayhorse
I still have hopes for the Poo Lagoon

>>53135191
Yeah, looking at the chart, I'm guessing if we're going to rip in gold/silver, it'll be closer to June or July. Keep your dry powder in your brokerage account ready to buy the dip.

Platinum is a different story, could see massive moves very soon.

>>53136154
Bunker Hill
Nickel creek platinum
Copper mountain
Guandojouro silver

Up about 10% but only due to prepping the BHLL at .08¢
Hope to have more sideways or red for another few weeks to slowly add to my bags

>>53136335
>Guandojouro silver
QRD on this one? What's the upside

>>53136335
Also do you mean Guanajuato silver

>>53136360
>GSVR
2-3x from here once we hit $28+ silver, plus potential take over target later on

>>53136360
Honestly I just asked for a shilled ticker and bought a hundred bucks worth. It's down about 1/4 since then. So I'm the wrong anon to ask as I'm still just learning.

>>53136402
Yeah I'm retarded
>>53136404
Picrel

>>53136404
>is losing millions of $ each quarter
>is somehow going to 2x or even 3x if silver goes up $4

>>53136709
A couple of analysts have a $0.80 CAD price target in the next 12-24 months.

https://www.mining.com/analysts-knock-osiskos-cariboo-gold-project-feasibility/

A follow up to that article I posted yesterday on Osisko.

>>53136898
i ll point out that the Cariboo Gold Project is planned to be a set of phases of mine operation, but the first phase isnt going to generate enough income to support phase 2 on its own, the company will need another $300 million to push into phase 2. That doesnt sound doable, not with how the current project is managed.

We got too cocky gold bros.

>>53137100
What is this pattern called?

>>53136709
Took a look at them, they are the ones who bought Great Panthers Mexico mining complex. I don't think they managed to make money with it, but perhaps G silver can. They are bleeding like crazy right now and they only had $6M in cash at the end of Q3 + some debt, in Q4 they took on $5M more debt and around $5M in an equity raise. They want to ramp up to 5Moz Ag produced this year. Very aggressive strategy. I'm not sure why their revenue is only $8.9M when they produced 700koz Ageq in that quarter. May be because they are shipping out concentrate that some payments are delayed, the metal may also not be 100% payable.
I would rather invest in this than Impact Silver, seems like there's a higher chance of winning here if everything goes to plan and silver rallies and the potential is much bigger as you get much higher production per $ invested.
But I have no idea what they production cost is going to be a few quarters from now when they should be producing at a much higher rate. They will probably need like $25 silver to break even, there is a reason why they got their hands on these past producers at a relatively low price.
I don't think we're going to see $50 silver any time soon, but if we do at least you will get good leverage with this one.
>>53136846
A lot of these small juniors have targets wildly higher than current price, I often see avg price target far above 100% above current price. Not very reliable. It's not JP Morgan setting these targets, and even they shouldn't be trusted.

>>53136898
>>53137050
Yeah I wouldn't buy into this due to management alone. They also weighed this project down with a fat 5% royalty payable to osisko royalties.

So what's the play besides PMs? What can I get into bros I'm sick of getting my portfolio rekt.

>>53137513
I dont really understand how they think the Cariboo project can get off the ground like this. Who is going to invest in a project like this, with all the past baggage from past screw ups. It feels more like someones laundering bucket than a real mine project.

>>53137546
They probably even doubt the project themselves and that's why they want to start out small. To see if they can actually make the numbers work before investing much more. They had C$174M in cash and investments at the end of Q3, so they should easily be able to fund stage 1. If that then fails it's probably over for this company.

https://www.mining.com/copper-mountain-minings-it-systems-seized-in-malicious-malware-attack/
Update on copper mountain cyberninja attack here.
From the article
>“The company has isolated operations, switched to manual processes, where possible, and the mill has been preventatively shutdown to determine the effect on its control system.”

>“The company’s external and internal IT teams are continuing to assess risks and are actively establishing additional safeguards to mitigate any further risk to the company. Copper Mountain is investigating the source of the attack and is in contact with the relevant authorities, who are assisting the company.

I wonder how prevalent these things are gonna get

Anyone have any oil picks they like? Going to get back into oil in a couple days. I am planning Shell and EQT but feel free to talk me out of it.

>>53137604
bingo, your exactly right.

Is it over for silver?? The chart can’t break the short term resistance:(

>>53133829
WTF SILJ DIDNT EVEN MOVE AHHHHHH

Why hasn't anyone mentioned koontenay silver yet? I've seen it shilled here before.

>>53134672
Great Panther had a gold AISC of something like $2500 and then a flood, not really comparable to Impact. Fred runs a tight ship, with inflation up he's started reducing exploration expenditures and got rid of some of the laziest beaners.

>>53138375
I like Kootenay, hold 10,000 shares.

>>53128713
What the fuck is THAT thing? Is that a marsupial or a mustelid?

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/833-tsx-venture/bbb/133752-brixton-metals-drills-709m-of-0-34-cueq-including-362m-of-0-44-cueq-including-102-15m-of-0-61-cueq-at-its-camp-creek-porphyry-target-thorn-project.html

Brixton Metals out with some pretty tasty copper intercepts at Thorn in Northern BC. I wish I could get out and explore that territory.

>>53139091
Pan Man, have you heard of these guys?
https://www.jjgmining.com/
Seems sorta bullshitty, but what do I know?
Thanks.

>>53139486
yes actually i have heard of them, but not under JJGmining, I knew them as Taranis Resources. Their websites gone though a bit of an upgrade too! Their Thor project was rather interesting to me as its remote, on top of extremely difficult terrain, but high grade. They had the idea to use an ore sorting setup, and aerial cable tram line like miners in the 19th century did to ship ore down the steep slopes to a road terminal. I LOVE companies that think outside the box on projects, but I havent heard anything from them in ages. I know a bit about their Silver Cup Ridge target, its a well documented high value location from the 1890s that was worked by hand in the summer, than ore raw hide packed to a trail in winter. Extremely remote properties, extremely difficult terrain, great potential but I havent seen any news.

>>53139486
here's some related material on the area, i am honestly glad Taranis had this linked on their website. The Lardeau region is so under explored in the modern era. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cS6FBxkJFlg

>>53136154
Jesus dude some of those sweet the worst of the worst.... where have you been over the past two years? And you're only down twenty percent? Canada silver cobalt, get the fuck out. Silver spruce lol. Gayhorse really? The rest are fine.

>>53136332
Platinum will go to 20k.

>>53139542
I hadn't looked them up for a while, but then noticed they had news on sedar over the past year. I looked into them previously when they were talking about forming a syndicate in the western US. They seemed to have given up on Thor, but I never heard anything more about their syndicate.
Is permitting an issue in these areas? Another neglected company I looked into was Abacus. They have 20% in the Ajax project near Kamloops, KGHM the majority partner, but it seems to be plagued by permitting issues. Are the more remote spots any easier to permit?

>>53139956
They had planned to do a bulk test mine at Thor this summer in 2023 so it will be interesting to see if that happens. They lobbied the BC gov for the right to bulk sample mine too and won, so it would be stupid to abandon ship now. These guys arent a huge company though, their small scale with limited budget so their probably just in limbo mode like a lot of other projects.

>>53139956
>>53140002
also to add to this, they went through permit / court hell to get the permits to bulk mine, so thats already done, they likely need more money to actually go ahead though.

>>53136154
Nicola will be exploring for copper this year. Drills could be great, not far from Teck. Hopefully, Nicola ends up having more copper than Teck without all the faggotry.

>>53140027
Yes, I looked at their technical report from 2013 and noted that the resource was just over 1MT. I think they'd need to expand that to attract money. Their last news release said they wanted to do deep drilling on a target they identified with geophysics. If the junior market turns around, I think they would turn it into a drill play.
The stock is quite illiquid, so I'm not likely to buy it, but I always like looking up these obscure companies.

>>53140107
i didnt see it going places without crazy high metals prices. The properties are extremely difficult to access, in winter its often impossible to get to them due to massive snow dumps. I was really only interested in them because of their different ideas on how to make the property viable. Seeing gravity trams make a come back in the modern mining space would be stellar, and using ore sorting (the correct way not you Osisko development!) to high grade the best material for shipping makes perfect sense.

>>53124828
So you know what thread you are in, retard?

>>53138386
>Great Panther had a gold AISC of something like $2500 and then a flood, not really comparable to Impact
Impact burned through $1.8M on $3.8M in revenue last quarter. Cash is down $4.6M first 3 quarters of 2022. Operations are as shitty as great panther, it's just such a small mine and they have such a relatively large treasury that they are getting away with it, for now.

>>53138489
>What the fuck is THAT thing?
It's literally me

do scottie chads ever stop winning?
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2659-tsx-venture/scot/133800-scottie-resources-intercepts-194-g-t-gold-over-2-40-metres-on-blueberry-contact-zone.html

Scottie hits BONANZA

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2659-tsx-venture/scot/133800-scottie-resources-intercepts-194-g-t-gold-over-2-40-metres-on-blueberry-contact-zone.html

>>53140066
>That thing at the bottom
Get the flame thrower

COAL bros massively green futures. Where ya at?

https://wisconsinexaminer.com/brief/frac-mining-back-on-the-rise-in-wisconsin/
From the article

Prior to 2020, frac sand mining had been a declining industry in the Badger State. Wisconsin’s coveted northern white sand was proving too expensive to transport to sites across the country. Many companies migrated to Texas, closer to fracking operations that extract oil and gas. But one Texas-based company, Smart Sand Inc., is making a comeback in Wisconsin.

According to Wisconsin Public Radio, the company reported a 41% increase in sales of northern white sand during the third quarter of 2022. Recently, he company’s sales double year after year. A filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission offered a clarifying view into why frac sand mining in Wisconsin is on a momentary rebound.

Demand for oil and gas dipped during 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Subsequent years have seen a rebound in that demand, and then the invasion of Ukraine occurred. “The ongoing conflict in the Ukraine has contributed to dramatic swings in oil and natural gas prices and significant volatility in the oilfield service sector,” the filing states. “Additionally, current high inflation and other economic factors could lead to a global economic recession that could have a negative impact on global oil and natural gas demand, which may lead to continued volatility in the oil field service sector. We cannot predict if positive pricing trends will continue or if sand prices will increase, decrease, or stabilize.”

For now, northern white sand has become more valuable. The Smart Sand Inc. filing states that the sand, which is primarily found in Wisconsin, has logistical advantages in regions from the Appalachian basin to Colorado to Wyoming and Canada. “We expect demand for our frac sand to continue to be supported by customers who are focused on long-term well performance

>>53142050
>>53142070
Scottie up almost 10% early, just hit a 12 month high

>>53115780
Imagine buying gold at ATH.
Noob nigger boomers

>>53143295
Imagine being a crypto fag.

>>53143540
Keep buying the top gramps

>>53143295
>Ath
This nigger can't even into one year chart. Crypto furries gonna crypto furry

>>53143882
You're down 70% faggot with another 50% down to go. This is the year you faggots are gonna eat shit and get ass fucked.

>>53143950
>Jan 23

>>53144177
2023. It's the year after 2022
Please try to keep up. And don't drool on the floor

>>53143950
Lmao are you retarded my chart goes back to 1998. You’re buying the top dumbass keep buying

>>53144350
Gold is almost always close to ATH. It's not going to drop significantly from here and stay down because cost of production acts as a support.

>>53144367
>so buy the top
Yeah that’s smart dude lol.. when it drops hard I’ll buy 10x the bag you have

>>53144289
Youre actually retarded and i bet broker loves you. You have no business trading at all

>>53144388
Except, like I said, cost of production is generally in the $1300-$1700 area and rising every year, so you're not going to get a large drop. Sorry nogolder.

>>53144435
You guys are literal marks. Buying ATHs like true dumbasses. It’s fine keep buying

>>53144435
So how do you explain every year before $1300? Lol you just make up stupid shit to calm yourself

>>53144467
How does it feel HODLing something that's going to ZERO?

>>53144487

>>53144487
Cost of production was much lower back then. Have you heard of this thing called inflation? been pretty high lately, especially for mining companies using steel and such. Also grades are going down over time, we have been mining gold for hundreds of years.

>>53144545
>>53144541
>>53144518
I’m a scalper boomers. I make actual money. I don’t hold assets. You guys have no business trading. You are fish food for real traders such as myself. You have shown your ignorance. The guy above couldn’t even read a chart properly. Don’t make me laugh. XAU is down trending and it has been. Stop projecting. You aren’t on my level and probably never will be

>>53144487
Uhhhh depletion?? Dumbass scalper generalist. You know nothing of mining.

>>53144545
>>53144541
>>53144518
You are about to get shit slapped in the near future. Screencap this. Looks real strong doesn’t it? This is the top KEEP buying lol

>>53144676

>>53144735
>muh 1 hour charts

>>53144711
And you know nothing of trading. You are going to get fucked so hard it’s funny to me. Be lucky I warned you faggot I didn’t even have to lmao

>>53144744
>I have no arguments because I’m a retail trader with no Knowledge
>>53144763
See you can’t even read a chart correctly that’s a 4H lmao

just a quick dip to $1720 then we break $2k

>>53144790

>>53144826
More like sub $1000

>>53144834
Enjoy the show. I obliterated these boomers in 3-4 posts, they are now effectively seething

>>53144905
Holy shit you're so retarded it's cute
I hate you had to low about your cripplingly low IQ in this way. Keep playing with mommy's phone until babby learns to read charts

>>53144956
How is that an argument? Explain where I’ve made an error you emotional bitch

53144993
>14 posts in 2+ hours
>Y-your being emotional
Seething cryptoids can't into charts. Seeth more lady. You won't change a thing. You're simply a sign that the crypto sphere is crumbling and soon you'll be sucking dicks under bridges for fun

>>53145045
I trade stocks, crypto, commodities, currencies. Etc, I’ll trade your sisters virginity if I could. I’m not some one string banjo you fucking boomer cunt

>>53144676
Noone here cares about scalping you dummy, go start your own thread. I'm sure lots of people will be interested in what you have to say, kek.

>>53145080
Apparently this thread is all about holding bags because if you buy here that’s exactly what you’re going to be doing for a long time

>>53145080
I’m still waiting on a good argument to buy gold now. Other than memes and hopium

>>53145124
>I’m still waiting on a good argument to buy gold now
but I don't want you to buy gold

53145075
Post portfolio timmy before your mom finds you playing with her phone

>>53145193
Good because I won’t buy your bags faggot

>>53145124
Why are central banks buying gold?
Are you smarter than a trillion dollar banking industry? Why don't they hire you?
Oh, you're a seething poor with no life. I almost forgot

>>53145232
Nobody here sells. We all buy. We're not poor like you. Hope you find the best dick under the bridge today Timmy!
Best of luck sucking it off

>>53145203
>>53145193
I’ll buy silver sub $10

>>53145254
>>53145234
So you don’t like making money you prefer to watch the fluctuations like some hypnotized NPC? Got it. Why don’t you just buy Pokémon cards instead? They are more fun to look at

>>53145268
Come back when silver is under ten and gold under 1000. Like you called itt
Don't forget to post that portfolio nigtard. We all know you're larping and you can barely afford that
Adios poorfaggot

>>53145254
>>53145234
It’s been fun crushing your souls

>>53145379
I’ll be back in a month then. But I don’t brag because I’m the real deal and you woukd dream to be as good at trading as me. I think I’ve proved it enough already. You proved you can’t even find the time frame on the chart and you buy all time highs like a mark, fish food.. Mensa member you are not

Get used to the seething crypto furries lads. In six months they'll be raiding this place like bob does a liquor cabinet

>>53145379
Kek what a fag. Imagine carrying all that bullshit. Boomer

>>53145467
Just admit you don’t know how to trade it’s your fucking hobby. You aren’t a trader you’re a fanboy

>>53145496
I carry it everywhere I go. That's the fun part
>No portfolio
Yawn. Boring

>>53145268
>>53145232
I didn't ask lol

>>53145728
>>53145635
Ok faggots let the circle jerk fanboy gathering continue. I’ll make my stops by periodically to dab on you as we drop. Time for me to go dab on the other noobs in other threads. I’m like N. Tesla on biz talking to Einsteins. I’m bored here now anyways

>>53145268
You'll be lucky if it gets to $20. More likely we see low $21 range.

>>53145776
I honestly, truly don't care what you do buddy

>>53145794
Don’t make me laugh. Like I said sub $10 with ease

>>53145841
There is stable demand for silver every year, much of it industrial use. Supply would dry up long before hitting $10 as cost of producing is much higher, which would send the price back up due to scarcity.
You are literally retarded and have no clue what you're talking about. But I'm sure you are a multimillionaire from scalping, who would lie on the internet?

>>53145922
So how did it go sub $10 before then? You think just because you come up with some arbitrary cost in your retard mind that all of a sudden the market will respect your Down syndrome? Not how it works faggot

>>53145976
How hard is it to understand how inflation works, lol. It's nearly 20 years ago since silver was sustainably below $10, you think production cost may have been lower back then?
I'm not the one making stuff up in my retard mind, I actually know what I'm talking about.

>I don't brag
>Brags but won't show PF
Then
>I'm bored leaving thread to flex in another thread about how I don't brag
>Doesn't leave thread

Is this the power of crypto furries?

>>53146308
it's bob
just ignore him

How is this lithium price sustainable? Is seems that pretty much every project and its dog is economically viable now. Reserves are expanding rapidly.

>>53146653
Probably isn't, supply just needs to catch up. Upcoming recession will also crush demand.

>>53146653
It is not sustainable. I'm currently investigating short opportunities among lithium developers.

>>53146116
Nope if it was below $10 before it can return. You make up bullshit in your dumb fucking mind. You sound like the BTC faggots who talk about mining prices which were proved wrong many times before. You’re just a dumbass manufacturing shit up in your mind

>>53146308
I can leave open multiple tabs boomer

>>53142050
>>53142070
Blue Berry zone just keeps on giving good results!

>>53147186
>You could once buy a new car for $1000 so it will happen again for sure

>>53147269
How confident you are about Blue Lagoon lands and what they have underground ?

https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/blue-lagoon-announces-results-of-2022-ground-ip-and

>>53147276
Bitcoin was once under a cent. It'll be back there soon

>>53147276
Lmao thanks for proving my point. You can absolutely speculate something like that. Anwyays that’s my last dabbing proving this thread is full of 55+ boomers with library knowledge from 1980 during their time spent in the breakfast club. Dork

>>53147355

reminder to buy this once and a lifetime uranium opportunity. you will never get this chance again

>>53147303
I am pretty confident in the ground and the team working on the ground at Dome Mountain. Its not difficult terrain to work on, bedrock is within feet of surface, and workings from the last century arent difficult to spot. I want to see what these deeper intercepts bring up in assay, deeper potential would be better for Dome. There is still a lot of ground to work on over to the west and north at Dome Mountain too, dozens of old targets we have yet to hear anything from.

One area that could be extremely interesting is to the north of the Dome Mountain Mine, on Doray Creek. There were 1920s era placer mining workings in places on this creek, as well as course gold flake and small nuggets. That gold was fairly rough and hadnt traveled more than a few KM from the source, so a vein must be within the headwaters of Doray yet to be discovered.

>>53147355
stop shitposting you'll make the autistic boomies pop a vein

>>53145776
Thanks for the laughs. Do keep coming back,

>>53146594
Ah. So he's only pretending to be retarded.
Must be bored as shit then. Me too. Creek is way up I've been clearing my neighbors driveways and roads. It's raining up here like an old heifer pissing on a flat rock

Hope you fellas are keeping warm and dry out there

>>53145403
You aren't good at trading you fucking moron. You were investing in an asset that was in a bull market during a time of unprecedented money printing. You are a fucking idiot. When you lose everything you will kill yourself.

>>53145511
I wonder if this is that angry parent that would show up a couple of years ago. It certainly smells like him.

>>53145776
>bored.

You mean you're mentally weak and tired and you're calling quits and declaring victory because you want to go eat food and masturbate.

>>53149542
Pajeet* it's the angry pajeet I bet. He sounds ethnic for sure. The stinky and brown kind.

>>53149542
Little know it all faggot that plays video games and masturbates.

Bayhorse Silver Inc.

Molybdenum back up. Does anyone actually play this? Surge and starcore have decent amounts as bonus.

>>53150095
look at the big boys for Molybdenum, there are a lot of major operations that generate it as byproducts. Centerra Gold for example has a lot of Molybdenum.

>>53134212
>before they start blowing up.
Pun intended?
I haven't been keeping up with hydrogen, have there been recent advances in storage? Isn't keeping it all from leaking away supposed to be something of a bitch to deal with?

>>53150473
I've posted articles regarding hydrogen itt. Not sure when but it's not talked about much. I'll round up some bookmarks I've saved and share them. Not sure what you're looking for tho. I'm looking into energy storage and logistics mostly. Using it as a diesel additive seems to be promising. It's all new tech and I'm no chemist so idk most of the shit they're talking about.
But it's interesting

>>53143164
Sadly not buying the dip since I'm all out of money

>>53151447
Cashflow is splendid.

>>53136709
fyi, Guanajuato Silver is oversubscribed on its financing and is expanding it. Investors are lining up.

https://www.gsilver.com/news/2023c/836-uanajuatoilverxpandsquityinancingto8520230105

>https://schiffgold.com/key-gold-news/missouri-bill-would-take-steps-toward-treating-gold-and-silver-as-money/
From the article
Under the proposed law, gold and silver would be accepted as legal tender and would be receivable in payment of all public and private debts contracted for in the state of Missouri. Practically speaking, this would allow Missourians to use gold or silver coins as money rather than just as mere investment vehicles. In effect, it would put gold and silver on the same footing as Federal Reserve notes.

Missouri could become the fourth state to recognize gold and silver as legal tender. Utah led the way, reestablishing constitutional money in 2011. Wyoming and Oklahoma have since joined.

The effect has been most dramatic in Utah where United Precious Metals Association (UMPA) was established after the passage of the Utah Specie Legal Tender Act and the elimination of all taxes on gold and silver. UPMA offers accounts denominated in US-minted gold and silver dollars. The company was also instrumental in the development of the “Utah Goldback,” described as “the first local, voluntary currency to be made of a spendable, beautiful, physical gold.”

Thoughts on these?

>Zacapa Resources
>Nine Mile Metals
>Lithium Americas Corp (Do the Du)
>Fission 3.0 Corp
>Vital Battery Metals
>Goldshore Resources
>Infinity Stone Ventures Corp

These plays all consist of Copper, Urnaium, Gold, Silver and Lithium.

Do any of these look like red flags? Planning to DCA over the next 6 months. 2-5 year hold.

>>53152232
>Do any of these look like red flags

Here's your red flag.
>. 2-5 year hold.

>>53152232
LAC will have a court ruling coming out soon to determine whether or not it can build Thacker Pass.
ZACA will continue to dilute. Money from its last raise will likely go to related-party debts. For its MC, its officers are heavy on the comp and there is lots of inside dealing. I don't like them.

>>53152360
Why? Certainly the commodities cycle will last that long

>>53152360
I will say I've been burned in the last year holding watching stocks rise then fall and holding the bag.

Maybe such a timeframe is too long. Max 2024. Think this year will be the year to continue accumulating.

>>53152396
Appreciate this info mate. I got in ZACA close to the bottom so still up at the moment but I agree it isn't the best by a long shot. Holding a small amount nonetheless.

Just got back in LAC a few days ago and hoping this passes. Verdict will come out in "a couple months" hoping that SP rises enough so that even if it crashes on news I can break even at the very least

>>53152403
>>53152582
You can't blindly hold these small time companies for arbitrary amounts of time. You need to keep up with them and be prepared to dump and reposition if necessary. Maybe if you were talking about majors then you could rest easy.

Anyway the only companies you posted that I'm familiar with are fission 3.0 and nine mile and neither of them is a sure thing for a long term hold, but they look pretty nice short term at least. Was hoping that nine mile would have given an update on hitting one of their NMB target zones but it's been quiet. With that said the drilling itself was delayed until the start of December and there was a lengthy holiday break so I'm not sure how far in they are.

>>53152700
At what point do you decide to take profits or liquidate the position fully, assuming it is green from your entry position?

>>53140066
the gays will ESG the best. TECK longterm will outperform most... even glencore

>>53154244
Somewhere a stadium full of cheap engineers are perfecting an algorithm to calculate how to hire the gayest, cuckiest, niggardliest managers and executives to oversee a hypergreen myriad of subsidies and carbon credits that are far more important than any fascist production numbers for capitalist profits.
ESG will paint itself into a corner. Without outright nationalization or cbdc they won't be able to continue their agenda. Its too pie in the sky.

>ESG
This man knew

>>53151780
Aren't private placemants diluting?

>>53154661
ESG has already happened because it's what the largely female, often queer, very diverse urban workforce wants.

It has had very little success in industry because that's one realm where your work needs to function no matter what color your skin is, who you fuck at night, or how many testicles you currently own.
Mining, like most heavy industry, is full of very old white dudes that are fast approaching retirement age and then being begged to stay on long after retiring because the progressives are great at playing nice but not so good at getting shit done.

it's a problem. It will be solved by robots. It's already being solved by robots.

>>53134212
>>53150473
>>53150938
Phone fag delivery. My apologies. Never made it back to my place. I was clearing driveways and roads up to my flat, ran out of light. But the work laptop is full of links if you guys are genuinely interested in hydrogen. I've been studying battery materials and tech as best I can through the lens of /cmmg/'s cycle theory and investment thesis
I've learned tons lurking here. The impactfulness of variables is a variable to be considered. You guys call it market sentiment or whatever but it's a variable that's not quantified outright. More like a function instead of a variable.
Hydrogen Diesel tech
>https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/12/mixing-diesel-and-hydrogen-provides-big-cuts-in-emissions/

Wouldn't you know it... Rudolph diesel was found dead merely months before the federal reserve was created. What an unlucky guy!
>https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/inventor-rudolf-diesel-vanishes

https://moparinsiders.com/could-cummins-new-b6-7h-hydrogen-powerplant-be-the-future-of-ram-heavy-duty/

https://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/dutch-firm-pioneers-diesel-to-hydrogen-conversion

https://createdigital.org.au/diesel-engines-converted-to-90-per-cent-hydrogen/

This was in my history on this phone. No reason to think they will reinvent the wheel when substitutions and supplements are readily available.
The green revolution isn't gonna come overnight. They will exhaust proven technology and resources to meet their bridge to nowhere goals.
Just be in the winners circle waiting bros

https://www.airproducts.com/news-center/2022/09/0906-imperial-advances-renewable-diesel-plans-awards-hydrogen-contract-to-air-products
Forgot one. Not sure if this air products was one of the ones discussed here for platinum???maybe?

>There is significant demand for low-carbon hydrogen, and as a first-mover, Air Products is ready to meet that demand from our Alberta Blue Hydrogen Hub,” said Dr. Samir J. Serhan, chief operating officer at Air Products. “Canada is rapidly implementing an energy transition that emphasizes the use of low-carbon hydrogen, and Air Products is demonstrating that world-scale hydrogen facilities can be net-zero for carbon emissions. hydrogen network, which includes increasing liquid hydrogen production capacity at our site to 35 metric tonnes per day, to provide clean hydrogen for the growing industrial and mobility markets across Canada.”
Big think
> We continue to set the stage for a competitive, low-carbon-intensity
Just wait. Soon the animal planet channel will have commentary about the great white supremacists sharks eating the poor, transgender, ethnically subjected, systematically enslaved baby seals of disparaging coloration
ESG is in it's infancy and it's not given credence here. Like Basel iii, it's never gonna happen. Two weeks, right?

Some of you guys are cool. Don't go to /smg/ tomorrow

>>53154916
>already happened
Then it would t need encouragement. Brother, you haven't seen ESG yet. Are you a white male and not hiding in a ditch hiding from smart contract kamakazi drones? It's hasn't even begun yet.

>>53154815
Yes, but often they abate a declining share price for a short time since there will be a window where the company can actually do something.

>>53155260
the singularity is shaping up right in front of you and you guys are still pretending politics and money will mater in a couple decades.
from what I've seen of the last 50 decades, anything you're afraid of will cease to matter in 20 years or so.

>>53155327
Everything you said is from your boomer point of view bob. It's faster now. Magnitudes of order faster. You definitely understand but you also fail to realize
I don't like you Bob, bit I love you and I respect your opinions even when they are dogshit
I talk to you more than I talk to my mother

>>53155375
>I talk to you more than I talk to my mother
that is absurdly depressing.

in the 70's everyone was scared of hidden microphones and cameras and wiretaps on our phones. Later we paid big money to buy the cameras and microphones and wiretaps.

in the 80's and 90's we were scared shitless of AI. Now the first AI's are hiding among us and we don't bat an eye.

the 80's and 90's brought fear of VR and how it could be abused. Now we pay $50 a pop to abuse the newest and best VR

we were scared shitless of cyborgs and augmentation. Now the self-proclaimed saviors of humanity are working as hard as they can to build them.

humanity is almost done. Not because we're evil or stupid but because the path ahead is obvious and we're doing everything we can to get there.

>>53154815
Read it again
https://www.gsilver.com/news/2023c/836-uanajuatoilverxpandsquityinancingto8520230105
>Isn't it diluting?
You're asking the right questions now lad. Read it again and see what you think. Numbers exist for a reason senpai. If they privately place X number of shares at Y price according to Z timeframe, how does that change your posture at your entry price? Where will you be when those warrants are executed?

>>53155412
>that is absurdly depressing.
Shall I give her your number? A tornado went down her street and out of dozens of homes she sustained no damage. I assumed the tornado was afraid of her. Bitch is mean without trying

>>53155478
sounds like my kind of woman.
I always wind up with mean women. I kinda suspect all women are mean on some level.

How much does it cost to fly around the world in a video game?

>>53155500
>How much does it cost to fly around the world in a video game?
I don't play games, I quit school because recess was too long. I'm irritable just now bob. So make with the goods

>>53155500
>women are mean on some level
Women are the niggers of gender

>>53155555

>>53155538
a brain in a jar can be tricked into thinking it's consuming entire worlds worth of resources for about the caloric value of a house fly's dinner.

the obvious solution to scarcity is tricking yourself into thinking you have everything.

>>53155568
we will voluntarily plug ourselves into the matrix because we can have anything there without cost.

>>53155538
zuck and musk by themselves are bumbling idiots, but together they could end humanity in a decade or two. We're almost there.

>>53155583
>>53155568
Finally we have a line in the sand.

I suspect a pushback against the same agendas you suspect to be in agreement.

Nothing magical or mystical. Just good old fashioned discernment. I bet there's a lot of anons waiting eagerly for their spoonfuls.
Tsk tsk. No cheating

>>53155614
>X are "quick disclaimer"
I bet you jerk off thinking about losing

>>53155638
those that can't or won't comply will presumably be the only survivors.

but the one thing I've learned about technology is it never goes down the way I expect. So I don't know any more than anyone else here. I have been consistently surprised by what happens, and I hope you will be too.

>>53155649
>I bet you jerk off thinking about losing
every gain is a loss. I jerk off thinking about my sister in law. Which I guess would mean losing my wife.

>>53155659
Brother, I have no expectations
Picrel...
I want to kill an elk with an over the counter tag bob. It's too late now. But I bet I could camp above Gunnison for a week or so and wait for them to cross
I want an elk so bad bob. I ve only missed

>>53155699
ew
I'm a killer but I'm also a gourmand. Babby deer is the best tasting ungulate, but I'll take a doe if I have to. Elk are good for hanging on the wall and nasty for eating.

I did have a decent elk carpaccio at the Swiss Chalet in Vail though. Made my wife literally puke, but I loved it. Raw elk fillet sliced paper thin with arugula and dressing. Worth the spend.

>>53155668
Ironically enough, my best buddy's wife's sisters husband won't fuck her since she got the cancer. I volunteered since I've known her for a decade. My friends wife, her sister, asked me how I would be attracted to her, cuz reasons. I looked her in the eye and told her I would fuck her thinking about her sister (my buddies wife who was the one asking me)
Long pause....
Yeah. I'm gonna fuck my friends sister in law while I think a about fucking her sister which is my friends wife
I have to switch hands thinking about who is who

>>53155727
I came reading about your wife puking on food

>>53155734
>I have to switch hands thinking about who is who
I just busted out laughing and my wife asked what was funny and I had to shut my mouth.....

so bad.

my wife has a couple hot sisters. She's the pick of the litter, but my mind strays as any man should.

>>53155751
I used to be homeless and I'd head shot baby deer with a .22 to survive. Some of the best meat I've ever had.

When I was dating my wife I took a duck in front of her at 300 yards measured with a head shot from my .22lr. She came.
she didn't care for wild duck though. The stuff I strangled at the park was much tastier.

>>53155753
Bucks grow antlers for a reason. Once a year they commit to growing, then in an effort to secure breeding rights with those same mounts. Maybe their time has come

>>53155773
Bob, I want to bullshit like you. I want bulls that shit to gaze upon this bullshit with stupefaction

>>53155791
yep. does say they hate it but they respond.

and that's how I see ESG
It's an expression of what women SAY they want, but then deny with every action. Men are reading the wrong lips.

>>53155817
oh I'm famous for my shooting. Notorious even.

.22lr is my weapon of choice, I'm deadly out to about 500 yards easy.

>>53155827
Bob:
Women are the niggers of gender. They should be chained to a stove before their umbilical cord is cut. One day I'll be in your neck of the woods bob and you'll have to deal with me. (Need elk OTC)
I want to buy x country gear so bad but the last time I used any was in Chaffey county. Northrop. Salida.
I'm getting old bob so I need to use this gear before I get swept away by the river in an unfortunate but expected fly flashing trip

>>53155881
wimmen control the workforce and are most college grads now. They're taking over and dudes are like, "yep you can have it."

Nathrop, yeah?
It's named for my old MSHA instructor Joe Nachtrieb's grandpa. His family owned that whole town and countryside. Story goes the Ute Chief of the day (uncompaghre? mangus colorado? I forget) Couldn't pronounce Nachtrieb so he called it Nathrop. The name stuck.

You'll get an elk here. I almost hit a few hundred every day on the way to work.

>>53155840
Kek. Ok
What's the ammo used?
What's the length of the barrel? The list goes on. And on.
I fucking wish you could shoot like me Bob, at least we would have a place to start teaching you.
I miss you Bob but not often

>>53155903
>What's the ammo used?
>What's the length of the barrel? The list goes on. And on.
The marines taught me dope and I had to learn to forget it.

this is my setup, picrel. Rust and all. I shoot hundreds of rounds a month and I don't miss often. I don't do dope windage elevation bone lock rest bullshit. I shoot and I shoot a lot. And I shoot well.
the scope is cheating, but I know how to use it so whatever.

>>53155899
It's not as easy as you make it out to be.
I've hunted that zone with fucking snow shoes and x country skis carrying a 30-06 on my back. You'll never get that off your back so run what ya brung! Northrop is a great place to plow forth
Show me where it's any different...

>>53155921
Bob I would never stand in front of your shooting. I have shit to do tomorrow

>>53155933
I don't hunt there I only know Ski Cooper to the north.

There's a few thousand head down on Hayden flats south of me and north of Nathrop but I don't think you can hunt them and they don't much leave their nest.

I see them down by Twin Lakes and Balltown.
but if you have to hunt Nathrop, can you run up buffalo peaks? My buddies hunt way back in there, like 3 days back on foot and they take elk pretty often.

>>53155954
I'm a pussy compared to that.
Would poach north of gunnison tho. Elk tags are otc
"""I hate myself for loving you***

>>53155954
Yeah I'm a bitch compared to that. I'm stupid but I'm not retarded

>>53155995
getting in is easy enough. Getting an elk back out is a bitch.

so I hear.

I'm a local, I know where the big bulls live. But I don't eat elk so I don't shoot elk.

>>53155982
>north of gunnison
there's a lost gold mine north of gunni up by fossil ridge. But it's close enough to the old Gold Hook Mine that I figure it's the same thing.

>>53156028
I love how you play coy
Can I move north from gunnison and intercept migration from collegiant peaks from the western slope?
That's where they migrate.

>>53156044
>Gold Hook Mine
Sandy Hook.

irony

>>53156076
Yep.

My uncle used to live in gunni and work down at summitville. He'd highgrade gold from summitville and poach elk north of gunni.

until one of his kids went into school and mentioned he had 3 bull elk hanging in the garage and my uncle went away for a few years.

plenty of elk north of gunni. And south. And probably east and west.

>>53156101
Love how you label me as a poacher despite my consistent admiration of tags filled. Bro. I know where to hunt. I'm asking you for clarification. I know where to fish, people pay good money for that knowledge.
You either do or dont want to participate in hunting challenges. I don't need your tags. I can poach as legally as my expired tags are accepted.
Mammoth is where I intend to intercept next October. The only thing gayer than bob gaying my for the gayest proverb is how gay the gayness might become

any POLY bros still left in here? why are we pumping. and will we ever get back to near pre-war levels

>>53156173
I labeled my uncle a poacher and I've labeled me as a poacher, not you.

I once cautioned you about posting animals but that's none of my fucking business, is it?
Nor any of my concern.

>>53156206
Wrong thread, bro. This thread is for schizos sharing their hunting and masturbation fantasies.

>>53156101
Bob, what are you afraid of?
You dont have enough money to worry about us. Why concern yourself?

I love you guise. One day I'll tell you all the long, jaded story of Andy Kaufman
Okay, so the story goes

>>53156232
Yes
How many Bitcoins is this post?

>>53156242
>Bob, what are you afraid of?
dying without kicking the rock off the cliff

imagine I die and never kick that rock. Someone else kicks the rock. I could've kicked it but I didn't so nobody remembers me as the dude that kicked the rock off the cliff.

the rock is going to be kicked.
I need to kick it.

>>53156206
Boast penis

>>53156262
You need a hobby. I don't always love you Bob. But I don't don't always like you either. I want us to hunt together without talking. People listening without hearing

Niggers tongue my anus

>>53156253
>How many Bitcoins is this post?
IDK, I threw them in the stove.

>>53156280
I don't hunt animals. What I hunt in silence is ghosts. with a metal detector, not a rifle.

if you wanted to do that with me you'd be doing it, but I don't ever see anyone but animals.
I hear voices you also hear, I know it because we both love the mining history and the ghosts of saloons and fraternal halls and old gold camps.
but that's a wine we seem to drink alone.

You know when I drink alone
I prefer to be by my self

>>53156327
you have no idea how much time I spend without you, or what I do when I'm there.

>>53156332
So you can live
If living is without you
You can't give
You can't give anymore

>>53156341
you ever see the movie "unsinkable molly brown"
it's a musical, I hear gay men like that sort of thing.

what's funny about it is the true-ish story of molly brown who lived in stumptown a few miles from me before she got super rich.
She got a few bucks from her husband and threw them in the stove to hide them.
>>53156303
husband comes home and lights a fire, accidentally burning their entire fortune

but it turns out alright because he finds the biggest gold mine in colorado and becomes one of the wealthiest people in the world.

at least one of these things is true.

Atlas bros....

>russians and ukrainians fighting over a salt mine

New thread is up >>53157055