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Big diesel to bump super duper thread

>>56082880
Big trains are best trains.

>>56083330
Is that an Allegheny?

I need some advice on what to look for when checking out a mining company as a stock pick. I have a Physics background, so I am quite confident in my choice of metal (Scandium), but I have little idea in what to look for or avoid in a company.

So what are the biggest red flags you look for? What are some promising indicators?

I prefer Canadian stocks, and the only Scandium related company I can find is IPG on the TSX-V. It's only in a development phase, but seems to have high grade scandium deposits there. Hpw can I judge the company when it doesn't actually turn a profit yet?

Thanks for any help you can give me.

>>56083347

>>56083369
I'm completely turned off by the sector at the moment otherwise I'd love to help you.

The one thing I would say is look at grades, share count and structure and market cap.

Grades you want for silver higher than 70gpt, gold you want higher than 4-7. You want nice thick intervals as well. Lots of meters.

For market cap you want it to be a good value yo what you're buying. For shares you want less than 300,000. Less than 100,000 is ideal. You want a company with proven resources.

It's really a case by case thing. A lot of us are disillusioned right now because this market has been so unprecedentedly fake and gay. We should all be sitting on three x's right now but the faggot government and faggot comes have managed to rig the market for three years now and our investments have crabbed. However I think we're on the cusp now. You can't deny math.

Arbitrage between Shanghai and London gold is now $64 per ounce.

>>56083347
It's a DM&IR Yellowstone which was designed to be very similar to the Union Pacific engine in the OP pic.

>>56083369
oh boy where do I even start

Avoid microcaps and penny dreadfuls like the plague first off. This is a capital intensive sector that loves to burn shareholders' money and destroy value. Mining companies with mediocre mineral assets are a dime a dozen and most of these projects will never be developed into anything even slightly resembling a cash flowing mine. So you're usually better off avoiding the small fries unless you want to take on a lot of risk, even if you know what you're doing. One of the biggest red flags to look out for is G&A, poor management teams love to siphon money out of the company while contributing very little to actually creating value for shareholders. It's especially damaging for a company that has no other cash flow aside from dilutative private placements. Which circles us back to my recommendation that you stay out of the juniors.

>scandium
these rare minerals tend to have very tight markets and the chinks control most of the supply as I understand it. Makes it very difficult to invest in any new projects. If you really need some scandium exposure, Rio Tinto strted producing scandium oxide about a year ago but you won't be getting much in the way of "torque" with that obviously since we're talking about a mega-corporation.

>How can I judge the company when it doesn't actually turn a profit yet?
well in the absence of a feasibility study you can look at the grades and widths found in drill results, apply a recovery factor (typically rather low in rare mineral deposits I think), and extrapolate the dimensions of the deposit while multiplying them with the rock's gravity (for example 2.5) to get the tonnage, and then you'll be able to make a rough estimate of how much recoverable metal the deposit has. That's worth a certain amount of moolah in theory but you'll still need to estimate the costs... In short if there's no FS you'll have to do a lot of work. And FS' tend to undercut the costs too.

>>56083467
>>56083842
Thanks guys.

And does it add any credibility if the company's been around for longer while it's not producing? I imagine a company that's a disaster wouldn't last long

>>56083986
you'd be surprised. Lifestyle companies exist. Some companies can just sit around doing nothing too, many a project gets "mothballed" for years if the market isn't doing so well. A lot of juniors have been around for well over a decade, often with different names. How long a company has existed doesn't really matter. What matters is, do they burn equity without creating value -- or do they produce heaps of free cash flow per share?

Atlas Salt one day: https://twitter.com/stillgray/status/1700963066610073735?s=46&t=K8w4h-1k2KHuIEeIoK7LKQ

Silver. One of these years.

>>56084690
>this is unironically how people invest
feels pretty good my competition is this dull

>>56083369

http://www.htm.energy/uploads/1/4/4/6/144640326/september_2nd_alternative_narrative.pdf
Good read. "Cheap" doesn't necessarily equal cheap. Multiples need to be considered against peers, and higher quality businesses deserve a higher multiple. When you buy a "cheap" company, consider whether its low multiple is justified, or whether it truly is cheap.

>>56084690
>>56084787
I'm just gonna silvermaxx and the Jews gonna seethe.

Bros, uranium and oil are exploding. Thanks bros.

>>56085741
I'm honestly surprised about oil still wanting to go up. I would think $90 WTI is a soft cap and I still expect oil to average $80 for the rest of the year. But it's certainly a welcome surprise regardless, I would just like to see more buying opportunities so I can add. Uranium spot movement is long overdue considering Cameco and Kazatomprom have continually made new contracts at higher prices, so I'm not surprised at all about that.

More on energy, natgas (Henry Hub) is still looking pretty cheap although it will probably go up more if oil takes a bit of a dip considering a lot of the supply of US natty comes from the Permian where a lot of the production is marginal even at $80 WTI. I'm still happy about holding Canadian natty producers, premium LNG pricing is also being awarded to some of the bigger players there.

How is the Bayhorse shilling going? Is Bayhorse shipping all that concentrate to Ocean? How much world class silver ore is Bayhorse mining every day?

>>56086044
your pic related is an excellent lesson for the future, that no matter how much you shill you can't turn dirt into gold, or in this case, silver.

>>56085790
Are there any pure natgas producers? I have SM Energy
Most gas seems to come as a byproduct
>I would just like to see more buying opportunities
You can join And Horse's website at finding hyphen value .com
Coupon code September for 50% off of the first month

>>56086120
I think there are some dry gas producers that produce almost 100% gas in the market but I don't think they're worth it, a good liquids cut really improves margins a lot. Companies like Tourmaline and Arc do get the majority of their boe's from natty and NGLs though. Of course there are smaller issuers worth considering like Crew, Pipestone and Peyto, but they lack the same access to premium markets and credit as the bigger ones.

Fellow SALT/VUL chuds, how bad did we screw up investing in road salt

>>56086991
Screwed up by holding after the PR a month or so back confirmed that the FS would largely be an extension of the PEA and would not include the wishful changes that the bulls (and management themselves) touted. Also when the new CEO basically confirmed that Roweland's imminent buyout war talk was all bullshit and that they would instead painstakingly build and develop parts, in the hopes of a buyout down the road, likely with further dilution.

Kind of surprised that Scottie decided to time another raise so soon during drilling, priced similarly to the raise a few months back. Not looking impressive.

>>56086991
Was my pudding poisoned?

I wonder how many past regulars in this general have roped. It's become rather quiet here, I assume in no small part because many of the posters simply blew all of their money on shit stocks. I remember that one french anon who managed to pick an awful many shit performers, even his big uranium pick Peninsula dumped down the toilet while its peers are doing relatively well. We had a huge exodus once all the bayhorse baggies roped, now it seems the general junior reality check has caused another.

Adapt or die.

>>56086991

I'm not stressing about it.
This was expected to get fucked the moment the CEO said FS needed to be augmented by a scoping study.
For now Salt is more or less dead money bleeding out until one of two things happens. TPR sells or trades and second one is getting funding and starting the construction process.
Until then it's not going to do shit, unless the new team reveal has some government or big player affiliated guy in there.
Realistically the only thing that can fuck this entire thing up is the environmental permits getting denied but that's about it for the risk side.
Outside the government being a bitch this is just a waiting game that got extended by them having to build the mine. Fundamentals are great and I don't see this as a risky play whatsoever.

Personally I'm happy seeing it go down first before going up. Since this isn't going to be a quick money rotation play anymore, I want a lower average and more stock.
My average is something like a bit over $2 and I want to bring it down a lot.
If it goes under 1 beaver bux and stays there long enough I'll triple my bag and hopefully get this closer to a $1 average. From there it'll be a nice ride.

>>56087277

Most of them.
Everyone holding Ricks bags of glowing rocks has fucked off and I'm sure most holding PM juniors recommended by some guru have left too.
There's only a handful of people left in here.
It has been pretty educational couple of years though.
More risk in this space really doesn't mean more return. If we look at Uranium for example, the only one that has really done well is Cameco and PM juniors are a fucking scam for the most part.
When I eventually buy miners I'll just buy Agnico Eagle or other larger companies, because the smaller ones are likely to eat shit for too many reasons.

>>56087503
funny you mention Rick, his picks have done relatively well considering he mostly invests in majors anyway. It's the juniors that have doomped, as they should

>>56087277
I fell for the junior Miner meme back in 2021 and bought the bags of the people selling the peak back from late 2020
I should have just bought the s&p500 and oil and gas

>>56087547
well you're in luck since quality o&g companies are still raking in lots of FCF and they're still good to buy and hold.

>>56087525

I mention Rick because he was shilling juniors hard, that he had already sold at the very top or was in the process of selling to the dumb money still willing to listen to these gurus.
What really surprised me about majors is how incredibly well they actually do.
The leverage juniors have is at best dogshit and at worst dangerous unless we're in a clear bull market, and even then it's apparently a better idea to hold the majors for a good while before seeing the trends confirmed and jumping ship for the juniors that are about to take off.

>>56087616
I suppose part of the issue is that interviewers and retards kept asking him to tell them about juniors he likes. When he has proven to be much better at talking about majors. He even keeps stressing it all the fucking time, that certain majors are raking in free cash flow by the fucking boatload, and that juniors swing every which way and most of them suck ass anyways. Like a year ago he was saying that he expects investors to return to quality, away from juniors and into majors. I'd say he's been right. Even on the topic of uranium he keeps saying that the juniors are overvalued and the good ones are Cameco and Kazatomprom, and I agree with him after looking at both companies.

I sold SND too early

>>56087929
damn look at that spike
how good of a % return did you get though, looks like you got at least 20% or something? That's not bad

>>56083738
Ah yes. I've heard of the Yellowstone locomotive.

>>56087207
Yeah I wouldn't mind that much except the timing doesn't look great. After drilling, but before most of the labs are out? One and half warrant as well, but guess with these interest rates gotta accept that. At least no discount

>>56087277
>rope
I'm getting clobbered but will never rope when it's clear 2 things can save me and give me hope 1. Silver in the $28-$30 range. 2. Putin nuking NY vaporizing the riggers at JPMorgan and the Comex

I'm so tired of going to work fellas

STND sisters...

>>56089141
when your bull case is literal nuclear war I think you've already admitted defeat

>>56083448
that track is built for BBL

>>56090505
Big Black Locomotive?

>>56090282
Fucking Rick was pumping PAAS for over 2 years and when asked about the company by a caller recently during a Bloomberg interview said he "sold down"

>>56087277
>I wonder how many past regulars in this general have roped
hopefully none. Personally I believe nobody is gambling money they can't afford to lose here. The ones that actually worry me are the boomers that wander into /pmg/ sometimes and ask how to put their retirement into metals. But at least they won't lose much. Won't gain much, but probably won't lose much.

>>56091291
>Personally I believe nobody is gambling money they can't afford to lose here.
idk with the way retards were talking about fishing for 10-100x returns...

evening all how are things?
I ve been off in the bush with really limited internet, hopefully I didnt miss much.
I got a lot done this time, weather was fantastic.

>>56091552
I figure those were the poors hoping to turn $100 into a small fortune on a lucky moon shot.
they had high hopes.
>>56091684
doin good, thread just sorta dies down a bit when you're gone now.

>>56092044
shoot thats no good, but typical lately with how little news or interesting info has been filtering out.

>>56092044
I tried to keep the last thread alive but had a three day ban from all boards for saying on /pol that 100k isn't enough to raise a middle class family anymore. I made a thread with this topic and got banned by some assblasted mod.

CPI Weds morning

>>56087277
There was a Lagoon bro with around 500,000 shares at a .39 average. Also remember a bro who had a GoldSpot position (now EarthLabs) worth around $130k around the peak. I'm pulling for everyone, even Renew Fag Dane.

>>56082880
what's the least stupid way of betting on metal prices long in the future (decade+)? is it really just buying miners?

>>56092904
miners yeah, but make sure they're not junior trash. Holding the metal itself doesn't yield much but holding a stock for 10+ years gives you divvies and buybacks, production/revenue growth, etc

>>56092904
>>56092961
Looked at 10y annual commodity returns today.
Coal and palladium were big winners, as were aluminum and zinc.
But long term Im thinking copper and silver and uranium too

As far as miners go, you have largecap diversified (VALE), royalty miners (good for divvies), midsize (proven producers), juniors and explorers (your BHS and BLLG).
Keep in mind that its all about supply and demand. Maybe prices go down because a huge amount producers pop up - they may still have outsized gains because of efficiency and turning a profit. Look at oil for example

>>56093036
VALE isn't that diversified, they're almost entirely an iron ore company mostly situated in Brazil, so not the best example. BHP, Rio Tinto or Glencore would fit the bill better I think

>>56090282
Bloddy basterd

kinda catchy

Still here.
Still buying majors.
Still in the green.
Still collecting dividends.

>>56095521
nice
what majors u got bitch

>>56095608
All of them.

>>56095690
oh yeah? Name five.

>>56094899
Maybe if these silver miners that don't make any profit stopped popping up, silver could go somewhere someday.
First majestic, impact. Butthorse alone flooded the market with that 20 ounce doorknob too.

>>56095854
Glencore, Rio tinto, newmont, vale, bhp
Whoah, that was easy wasn't it?
Faggot.

>>56096309
rude

>>56096463
See >>56095608
I was just answering in the same way you adressed me.
Dont be rude if you cant stand the heat.

>>56096529
no I called you bitch and you called me faggot, that is a different way of addressing. Call me a bitch and we're even

>>56096545
in english calling a man a bitch is the same as calling him a faggot

>>56096596
you stay out of this, this is between bitches

Funny to see all the doom and gloom, meanwhile lithium is booming. Should've listened. The trend is your friend. But, it's par for the course with this thread. Literally full of retards.

>>56096545
But wouldn't that make me a faggot?
However, i'd rather stop this here so TT can focus on interesting Investments again. Speaking of which... what are your thoughts on SBSW right now?

>>56096618
Retard here. Lithium is gay. Batteries are gay.
Steam engines and turbines powered by coal and gas for me, solar, wind, and batteries can make like your mader and leave.

>>56096651
Enjoy being poor, faggot.

I don't give a fuck about batteries, clean energy, or electric vehicles. I'm here to make money.

Guys what do you think about Uranium? So I follow this guy who says he expects uranium to double from here and he also says he's taking a bit of profit since he's already up 300%. It seems like Nuclear WILL actually be the future and when I saw the mainstream media crapping on it I knew the rich were about to start accumulating, but I'm way too heavy into this sector. What are your thoughts?

Albemarle .
You know that you want to buy it cheap.

>>56096661
>I'm only gay for money
That's still gay

>>56096683
>idiot trades stocks for anything other than to make money
Okay, retard.

>>56096635
My thoughts on SBSW haven't changed. They're still a poor company in my eyes. Are they still continuing to operate those marginal gold mines?

>>56096668
Go China.
Go USA.
Or go Russia.
These are the options that define the three choices of companies you have.
You could hedge one with another.
Just my thoughts.

>>56096701
It's still the only viable platinum player "the West" has left.

>>56096668
My thoughts on uranium is that it will do very well going forward. Demand keeps piling up and the big boys keep getting contracts at higher prices. The way I play uranium is by owning Cameco and Kazatomprom, i.e. the second biggest and biggest producers, respectively. Not much reason to go out the risk curve with juniors at least right now desu.
>>56096680
I'd love to but that goes for every company.
>>56096723
Not for long. Ivanhoe will become a leading PGM producer once they get Platreef up and running next year.

>>56096668
In the event of nuclear war all of the companies you're investing in will cease to exist. Money will also cease to exist. Nothing you're doing now will survive a nuclear war. You probably won't survive it.

limited nuclear war isn't even an option anymore. It's all automated. Nobody wins.

>>56096760
disregard this post
I can't see good

>>56096741
>will become a leading PGM producer
>will become
Would be a shame if something bad happened to that precious pgm market in the meantime.

>>56096788
lel what a shame that would be indeed
anyways it's a tier 1 mine and Ivanhoe isn't hot steaming shit like SBSW so it's just better. They're already a big copper producer and they have a tier 1 zinc mine coming online later too, lots of irons on fire

>>56096815
I remember buying some valued on their copper production and shilling them here. Are you the original shill?

>>56096852
I'm the only one who ever seems to talk about the company at all so I assume yeah

>>56096894
I am rather pleased with them as my average on that position is just below 2$c. So thank you, i guess.

>>56096938
Below $2? That is insane! But then it prolly wasn't me, I first heard about the company when it was trading at around $8. Still a good long term hold btw

>>56096954
Never mind. I do always buy cheap in bulk. Some guys here called me the vulture haha
Wonder if THAT guy is still around.

>>56096999
Vulture, for what? Sounds like poorfag cope.

>>56097025
>poorfag cope.
Of course. Never made a profit on any of my trades. Poor as a beggars mouse, yessir.

>>56097062
>cmmg poster
>can't read properly
checks out.

>>56097062
I think you misinterpreted my post. I meant that the people calling you a "vulture" for whatever reason were coping poorfags, not that you are one.

What do you think about Nutrien? I really want to own it for the long term but I also want to see it go down more. I'd like to buy some once potash stops dumping

>>56097081
No misinterpretation here. Why would poorfags cope if i always stated that i never made a profit?
Nutrien is fine, i think. People need to eat, you know?

>>56096668
probably overbought just now, dont chase. Create a long term plan, buy when you see value. Price != Value. However, longterm i am extremly bullish.

>>56097134
Then why did you get called a vulture? Also I should get some BHP shares, they also produce potash among other stuff. That divvy is juicy

>>56097183
>Then why did you get called a vulture?
I like buying low. But we all do that, don't we?

>>56097233
h-haha... y-yeah

>>56093036
Coal is a good investment. When the intelligentsia are declaring a commodity or asset dead, that's the time to invest.

Bum

>>56096705
I've been sending smoke signals to the aliens. Hope they know binary

>>56087929
Over two burgers then you did fine

>>56082880
NDM/NAK
Northern Dynasty Minerals

This mine has about a decade of history, but I'll summarize the last 3 months

>EPA stepped in to 404 the mine due to conflict with salmon
>Alaska steps in to tell the EPA to fuck off for speaking on its behalf
>Decision Revision Part 3 by Sept. 26

I dont think this is the greatest stock ever but its got alot of potential.

A second is YES.V / Char technologies LTD.

For this company they are taking wooden materials, burning them at a low temperature to create high quality nutrition for agriculture and commercial. The technique is actually a very old one but boosted by todays technology and green initiative.

They have several plants in development and have been gaining momentum.

Let me know what you guys think. Im kinda interested in what you see.

presentation from Beaver Creek for the NFG bros

https://www.gowebcasting.com/events/precious-metals-summit-conferences-llc/2023/09/13/new-found-gold-corp/play/stream/36790

>>56099840
NAK will be interesting to see if they can get a bit different plan for the project figured out, one that the EPA and Army Corp of Engineers can be less worried about.
Thats a mega project, a real strategic resource for the US.

>>56099840
NAK is entirely a speculation on permits, if they get them it's a multibagger and if they don't it's dead money. First time I hear of YES.

Uranium Kings, the rocket is on the way

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HtyF0jux2Q

Big train to bump thread for night time

Any FUU brothers here? Raise closed on Tuesday, news just dropped.

https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/f3-hits-anomalous-radioactivity-on-a1b-shear-26km

intredasting

>>56102788

>>56100785
Anon, what the hell is happening here? This feels like another bitcoin, UEC and CJJ have given me monster returns.

More bonanza from Lion One. Just infill but still nice.
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/lion-one-reports-new-high-grade-gold-results-at-tuvatu-4a562

>>56102788
>>56102873
MEANWHILE, ON THE (((COMEX)))

>>56101642
What does bsnf stand for?

>>56102788
>>56102873
looks like the chinks are desperate to get rid of their shitcoin. gold/CNY looks similar to USD/CNY chart

>Biden plan would overhaul 151-year-old mining law, make companies pay royalties for copper and gold

Thoughts?

https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/biden-plan-overhaul-151-year-mining-law-make-103134340

>>56087207
>>56088647
Scottie's CEO just added 100,000 shares

Uranium spot keeps rising, just hit $64.50

>>56103644
Kazatomprom is also breaking out of its channel and Cameco keeps on poomping. it's here, the uranium bull is on again

uranium bros, now that we've made it, is it finally time to rotate into metals?

>>56103700
let it run for a while

>>56103711
i wanna time this right to reap the full benefits of the inevitable commodity bull. it just feels like metals have been mistreated for so long now, i'm still in the red on most of my gold and silver positions (some of them are shit, i admit, but still)

>>56103700
Not yet fully, PMs could be in the gutter until next year. Depends on DXY. Meanwhile, uranium will have a pullback, but the pullback might not start until next week or after, and everything will be at higher prices than now. Pullback won't last long, maybe a few weeks, then the real run begins. This is just the trend breakout prelude.

>>56103725
if you feel like taking profits, shave some off. Gold majors are still a good long term hold, same is true for copper giants.

I should have bought more than just 15 shares of Cameco...

>>56103791
second best time to buy more is now, shit's getting parabolic.

>>56103733
>>56103743
nah, i'll let it run. it just feels crazy that uranium (and some select oil picks) ended up being what's carrying my entire portfolio because when i initially got a wind of the commodity thesis i went 100% into gold and silver majors (no degen gambling yet), and those have been mostly flat for years now. i only started getting big into energy and eventually uranium much later.

>>56103170
If the spread gets large enough something will break, maybe the coomex. Arbitrage may already be high enough to buy a few $ Billion from coomex and sell to china

>>56103743
>same is true for copper giants
incidentally, RIO is probably by biggest bag atm and it's down like 5% or something

>>56104158
did you account for divvies?

>>56104166
no, with divvies i'd probably be even. i didn't keep track desu

>>56104158
by bag i just meant position

On the last uranium pump I got to 40% profits snd held all the way down to like 20% loss and now I'm back up. I don't want to make the same mistake but last time wasn't like this. Uranium is shooting up. It seems like this good be the big accumulation before historic highs. What do you all think spot price will do in the next year or so? Really not sure what to do here bros.

>>56104795
nobody knows anything, just stick to your wits and take profits when needed

>>56104795

>>56104795
whatever picrel man says he is doing, do the opposite

>>56104934
this but ironically

>>56102788
>>56102873
>>56103170
i wonder if it might be a good time to buy some JNUG for the fuck of it

>>56104984
>>56103282
IT'S HAPPENING (maybe)

>>56104934
what is he saying now?

>>56105081

>>56104187
Damn I've heard of Rio tinto quite many but only checked them out recently in more detail
What have I been doing for the past 2 and a half years?
So much money and potential returns wasted

>>56105449
if you like what you see in RIO, check out BHP.

>>56105486
oh wow

>>56105815

>>56105815
yep, double the FCF for 50% higher market cap. Although RIO has more copper exposure I think

>for 2 days straight silver has been going down
>for 2 days straight my silver miner has been going up
What the fuck is happening, smart money slurping I guess.

>>56087277
I'm still here faggot

>an awful many shit performers
Only thing I shilled was Lion One, Bannerman resources, Peninsula and lastly Founder metals. We have different view on what a shit performer is.

>even his big uranium pick Peninsula dumped down the toilet while its peers are doing relatively well
I sold at 50% gain though.

As usual, trolls lack a critical part in their body, a brain.

>>56105825
Fine, I'll buy, geez...

>>56082880
COCKMODDITIES TONGUE MY ANUS

CUM ODDITIES

>>56106349
Crypto is fake and gay

>>56103793
>>56103814
September is usually when uranium takes off and I've been in the trends for three years. There's a very good chance it will go parabolic this year. I wouldn't wait...

>>56105081
I wouldn't be surprised if precious metals explode in foreign countries and people get 3 to 4x and then in faggot USA its still worth $1800.

Wouldn't be surprised at all. Still holding.

>>56107480
We should have a safe place where us mentally handicapped people can link up

Step performing well again

>>56107480
based retard

IT'S HAPPENING

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/japanese-panic-buy-gold-yen-implodes-and-inflation-soars

Tomorrow will be exciting
Will (((they))) open the flood gates or double down and crash the price further?
>Inb4 it crabs and Shanghai market dumps

Gold in the West goes to $1200. Gold in the East goes to $12000

>>56108016
Buy gold in the west and sell in the east.
Problem, comex?

Feeling pretty good about my 'folio right about now

Fuck it FOMOd into uranium.

>>56109819
Do you like cowboy hats? I've got a stock for you

>>56109819
You'll be fine anon.

>>56109819
Good luck...

>>56109819
>chasing green dildo

>>56106230
Ok I get it, it's SILJ rebalancing, knew something was weird. Should get into "normal" behavior starting monday. Hopefully spot price can help keeping this pace.

>>56109819
Zoom out
You're fine

Why are markets going up when world is teetering on global recession?
As one example, Iron Ore is pumping and yet production in China is in the mud.

Time to sell?

>>56111638
Everyone thought there would be a bad recession, then it didn't happen. It'll catch everyone off guard when it finally happens except for us perma bears who are just broken clocks.
I'm expecting another everything crash including gold, silver, oil but it could still be years away or it could start on Monday, we never get the timing right.

>>56111667
Once the yield curve reinverts back, expect shit to go down. And then it will continue to go down even after rates get cut. Gold does well when that happens

>>56111779
Yep, crash then quick recovery in gold into new ath's I think. I should start building a cash position to take advantage but I've been slurping Vul.
Currently $23M market cap with $6M in cash, absolutely stupid cheap so I am buying with both hands.

>>56107972
if this is a Shanghai pump I hope it's just the beginning

>Gary gets us out of GDX before it falls
>doesn't get us back in before it explodes upwards

>>56112465

>>56112507
Me on the bottom

>>56112507
the chart above sadly doesn't apply to microcap shit. Otherwise this general would still be as alive as it was in 2021

>>56112612
Not really, most dont have the patience for it. Also top chart doesnt mean buying a junior and holding 2 years without reading their NR. If a news is released telling you to get the fuck out, you sell.

The moment 30$ / 2100$ resistance is broken, this thread will be so alive you'll be missing these calm days.

oh, fuck, bros, we've made it. it was a grueling two years but it certainly feels good to be right in the end.

>>56112670
the top chart is literally just buy & hold, and that has demonstrably been disastrous for most junior miners in the sector. Pull up a three year chart of some junior penny dreadfuls and compare them to some of the majors, or heck check out a junior miner ETF. Buying and holding only works if the company isn't actively melting down shareholder equity with nothing valuable to give in return. So many regulars here got their asses busted by juniors in the last three years. Only a handful of the juniors have been actual winners. You have to admit the junior sector as a whole is not conducive to a buy & hold strategy. You need to pick your stocks and timing carefully with the small caps and especially the microcaps

>>56112738
kek, I'm up $3k today, but still down around 35%
>tfw started buying Aug '20

>>56112738
Bro, seriously. I can't believe it. WAGMI bros!

>>56112783
Wagmi to Japanese countryside brothers!
>CAPTCHA YJJJJ

>>56112465
>explodes upwards
It's a 2% increase dude

>>56107747
nothing is habbening, the price is just moving up and down as usual. The ship will roll and list and keep chugging along until it slips beneath the waves one dark night. But the paper price will be controlled to cover the real price, burgers will continue spending and moving from their homes into the streets. It will be very slow and quiet. The real price is spot plus premium, only if the stores are willing to sell it at all. I think the market will just lock up one day and main stream media will do everything to ignore it.

>>56113037
2% a day for the last week.

>>56113107
Don't be so dramatic, nigger. If you bought the exact bottom on 07 September you'd be up 5.6% right now. If you'd bought it and it went down by 2% you'd be even more sour.

Meanwhile uranium stocks are actually exploding upwards, some are breaking new highs every day

when do we make it?

Nice momentum on U stocks, my EU and UUUU bags lookin better than they have in over a year.

Sold some ATH back in July at $3, it’s a 4 now

>>56113398
it's just not gonna happen with shit stocks sorry to say

>>56113416
my nigga the ATH was 6.81

>>56113416
Oh sorry you meant the actual stock athabasca lol ignore me

>>56113424
Ser, based Rana recently spent over $13,000 leafbux

>>56098737
What do you think of ARLP?

I have a ton in Poo Lagoon, hopefully Based Pajeet gets the permits for Boulder

>>56113523
Same here, down quite a bit but confident in based pooh

Will still sell a good portion when we test 2200-2300$

>>56113398
she's kinda cute, figure she can pump my bags?

I'm very happy about my Kazatomprom shares today. It's my biggest position and boy am I glad it is

>>56112670
Those are all men.

>>56113620
If that were true then they wouldn't have failed

>>56113749

>>56113749
>Mirror mirror on the wall, who is based of them all?
It says anon with ID: PoCBBGVZ.

Since we're all celebrating today, post your biggest bags (this is a safe space, no one will make fun of you). I'll start:

BHS
CTRM
Poo Lagoon

Yep, fell for all the memes. Still holding because why the fuck would I sell when I'm already down almost 90%.

>>56114011
BLLG
IRV
FDR
CPAU

My other position are usually 25% of these. When confident, bet big.

>>56114011
It was BOIL. I'm not getting into leveraged trades from now on. Lesson learnt.

>>56114011
Lost money on:
Barrick
Bhs
Bllg
Jag
Cxb
Ipt
Gmtn
Lio
Salt
Vul
Only holding vul/salt and lio now, my portfolio is in shambles but I will make it anyway

>>56114053
>>56114011
Missread, I thought it was about position. remove cpau and fdr then since i'm up big.

Still holding and confident about bllg and irv

>>56106259
nice to see you're still with us bro

>Only thing I shilled was Lion One, Bannerman resources, Peninsula and lastly Founder metals.
I remember seeing BHS, IPT, BLLG and IRV in your portfolio. None of those have done well. LIO is down a lot on the 3y, and only recently seems to have found a possible bottom. Did you have GSVR or did you take profits from that? That's almost back to 3y lows. Founder is probably a new pick of yours, I don't remember seeing it way back and I took a half a year break from /biz/ until now, good job on getting onto that pump and I hope the trade goes well for you. I remember seeing some other stocks in your 'folio but I can't remember what they were.
>I sold at 50% gain though.
ah my bad then. Smart move. Peninsula absolutely melted for some reason. You did good by taking profits and moving your capital elsewhere.
>>56114011
the only stock I'm currently down on is BTO, about -20% right now. It got wrecked by the turmoil in West Africa but I didn't sell it. I did sell ORE and EDV to reduce geopolitical risk, I was too deep invested there. But I'm pretty comfortable holding BTO for now.

Juniors? I don't touch them much nowadays. I dabble but I keep most of my capital in bigger companies and it has so far been profitable, and much less stressful than having to swing juniors (though that was also very profitable at times, I made a killing on Chariot o&g and Emerita Resources)

>>56114250
well since you're not a troll I'll go more in depth, didnt think it was worth it at first. My bad.

>I remember seeing BHS, IPT, BLLG and IRV in your portfolio.
I was against BHS from the start. Stated multiple time to based small caps anon that the debt was a very big problem for the company. Finally decided in 2021 to take a small bet since the PP at the time was supposed to pay off the debt. Sold and took my loss when it turned out he was just milking his shareholders.

IPT is still a leveraged bet on spot price so I dont think its a bad hold/buy. At least they dont dillute for no reason and did it twice recently for an acquisition. Dont hold it anymore since I prefer explorer, sold at a small loss (around 2k).

BLLG and IRV are two of my biggest position as stated here>>56114053 Firm believer and would add more if I had the cash.

>LIO is down a lot on the 3y
Sold at 1.41CAD since those gains were good enough for me. Still a very good hold for long term investor honestly, its a reco in every newsletter and their drill result speak of themselves. Will buy back if they clear their debt.

>Did you have GSVR or did you take profits from that?
Sold at 0.60CAD yes, same case as LIO. I found the CEO too tempted by a few things that I dont like (debt among them). Still a very good buy.

>Founder is probably a new pick of yours
Yeah I tried to shill it early febuary but people avoid GV pick (for good reason). Historical drill result are what made me buy. Up 150% so far and pretty confident its going to be an SGD bis. 2 weeks to get drill result is unbeatable.

>I remember seeing some other stocks in your 'folio but I can't remember what they were
I had FWZ and DV, sold in green but too early. Sold KUYA at a loss. Rest is flat. Two big loss this year that I hold because I'm confident it'll come back and some more (VIPR / GLDC), two big win (BIG / FDR).

Pretty happy on how this bear market was handled honestly. And good to see yours going well anon.

>>56114486
ah my bad then, I had the perception that you're a buy & hold kind of guy so I suppose I just assumed you still held everything. I know some anons did hold all the way down, rest in peace their portfolios. Good to see you've managed to walk away with some profits along the way down, the relapse from the 2020/early 2021 bullrun has devastated many juniors, and some juniors are actually a lot worse off now than they were before the bullrun despite PM prices remaining pretty high. I still don't like IRV, BLLG or IPT myself but I hope they'll do well for you. Each of those companies has diluted along the way and I don't think any of them have good enough results to outweigh the dilutions (granted I haven't followed their newsflow so you're probably better informed on them than I am -- as you should).

There will come a time when the juniors boom again, and whenever that time comes to pass I'll likely jump in on that side of the sector too, but for now I'm content with the majors for the most part. I think there will first have to be strength in the majors and then capital will shift more to the juniors. And majors are in my opinion safer to hold in case of a broad market crash happens, as some have predicted. On the oil side my only smallcap is LOU, which I tentatively dipped my toes in earlier this week. And the only junior gold miner in my portfolio right now is ARTG. Would have ORE too if not for the political turmoil in West Africa, real shame about that. How is the whole situation there perceived over in Baguetteland? It's you guys' colony, or used to be anyway

anyone been noticing these especially weird looking charts recently from their algos?

>>56115250
>1-2 cent moves

>>56111779
>Once the yield curve reinverts back, expect shit to go down
why?

>>56115476
it indicates that long term maturity treasuries start getting bought in favor of short term ones. 10y treasuries are viewed as a classic safe haven instrument. Right now people are dumping those though because they don't keep up with high inflation, 6m ones are in favor while inflation runs hot. A yield curve reinversion would in other words imply a market crash (asset prices falling, disinflation/deflation, flight to safety, etc). You can also think of treasuries as promises to get paid in dollars later. If you think everything is so shit that you'd rather get paid <4% yield (which would go down if people rush to buy 10y treasuries) in dollarinos for the next ten years instead of owning something like stocks for example, shit has to be pretty fucked

>>56115611
okay so basically next year the commodity bull market could already end despite massive inflation and even more inflation as it gets cheaper for the government to lend money?
and why would this be good for gold?
makes no sense to me

bros we're gonna get so rich. Feel the pulse of the cultural zeitgeist, we are creating egregores in real time. Imagine the crypto frenzy on social media 2015 - 2021, but for CUM oddities. Lets reflect on the passing of information, especially from 4chan. Take mewing for instance, first got popularized by very small subset of people on fit around 2015. Suddenly it is the latest trend on tiktok, reaching millions of normans. Almost 10 years later. There is a arbitrage of information here, fermented by extreme amounts of autism. We must simply become more autistic.

>>56115981
i feel like i havent put enough money in the right stocks at the right time for the right prices, many positions are red and some go below minus 50% performance since i bought

>>56116034
My networth was down 40% because i bought the uranium/oil top lol, now i am about even. find your conviction, it is hard. You need to parse extreme amounts of infromation. Everything from balance sheets to twitter, 4chan and youtube. Atleast that is how i got mine. Shits fucked. You probably already know this. Everything from cost disease to shortages of key minerals. In the grand scheme of things it does not matter what central banks do. Increase / decrease yields. Shortages are coming everywhere, good quality labourers, cheap energy etc.

>>56116202
im up on oil and uranium, but gold and silver mines are hurting me bad

yes it is complicated

>>56113516
Alliance is a solid coal company with a good reputation.

Well boys, I'm feeling pretty good about the state of PMs right now. I think our time will come soon enough

>>56116742
I'm not a big investor, but I do know that Alliance has a great reputation among miners.

Should I buy silver? if so, why?
Keep in mind I am legally retarded

The Friday after market close news releases are never good

>The fatality was the result of rockfall from a stope face. A jackleg driller and his helper were collaring a horizontal blast hole, at which time a rock fell from the face and struck the helper.

evening all, has anyone else suddenly seen an uptick in mentions to do with Haiti and its resources? I ve been getting some odd advertising to do with gold / copper in Haiti, as well as their supposed "Iridium Mountain". It doesnt seem to be coming from a mining / exploration company either.

>>56117059
ah shit thats horrible. You always scale before doing any kind of drilling or bolting, but you can never scale everything.

>>56117072
Meaning, perhaps, that the US might want to target Haiti for a "humanitarian intervention"?

>>56115933
because gold does well when yields reinvert. Gold is a safe haven too after all

>>56117808
though there may be a flight to cash/treasuries first during a broad crash

>>56116034
Being down 50% in junior is absolutely normal in bear market. Having tasted the bullrun in 2020, I can safely say you'll get back even in a matter of days then more. Importance is to pick a good company and hold long enough (and avoid dillution ofc). Or just stay with major as the anon above said, its very true.

>>56117059
RIP for these fellow hard working men. Still glad I avoided that shit, very funny that debt is always a good redflag.

Very good recovery on silver spot price, was a fearful false breakdown.

More big train energy

https://twitter.com/oriental_ghost/status/1702494735896895814
>SFE, silver, now $25.65/oz

Magic number is 24.88; JPM better find a way to solve this shit

https://twitter.com/oriental_ghost/status/1702493276027400554
>SHE, gold (TD), now $2045.77/ox.

https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/An-Apparently-Unstoppable-Oil-Price-Rally.html
>There appears to be no end in sight for the current oil price rally or for the bullish catalysts driving it as tightening supply combines with the apparent return of Chinese demand growth.

>>56119250
>>There appears to be no end in sight
Unbelievably bearish

>>56119172
https://oilprice.com/Metals/Gold/Yens-Dramatic-Slide-Triggers-Unexpected-Gold-Rush-In-Japan.html
>The yen's significant devaluation against the US dollar is eroding the purchasing power of Japanese residents, pushing them to invest in gold.
>Japan's retail gold price reflects the collapse in the value of the yen, influenced by global events and internal economic policies.
>Despite Japan's traditionally risk-averse population, the shift toward gold indicates a broader change in financial behavior amidst rising inflation concerns.

Is it worth signing up for Gary's service?

Also, are Newmont and Metalla buys right now?

>>56119332
afaik there are only three Gary subs ITT. Me, red and the guy who curses his name every time he misses a green candle.

I would say it's worth it. Nugget memes aside he has a very good track record for timing entries/exits and is very active in his posts and updates, personally he's the only market analyst I think is worth listening to for actual real-time advice. You will make money on his calls if you follow them, so long as you don't get shaken out by the know-it-all subs in the comments or the emotional people who freak out every time he misses a bottom by a day or two. The amount of "professional" traders I see in the comments who sell out before his stop is hit only to then get back in later that same day is frankly staggering.
He doesn't always spoonfeed so ultimately you will still have to make your own trades.

>>56119332
Also it's worth noting it'll depend on your personal trading strategy. If you're like me and only trade ETFs across multiple sectors then you will get more out of it, but if you're in the junior metal mining meme then there's not much use in knowing when the bottoms are as you're likely just DCAing into "good" picks and holding them for a supposed moon mission.

>>56119406
does he only talk about gold?

>>56119336
Newmont looks like it could be a good buy right now. Might still pull back to 5y lows but those are not that far down from here, and gold has stayed up and as you probably know is up by a lot from US prices in Asia. Decent divvy too.

>>56119598
No. Metals are his priority as it's where he's expecting the best setup for the biggest move, but he covers energy, currencies, stocks, bonds, banks etc. That doesn't mean he covers them all consistently or in great depth if they're not interesting or have any immediate potential, but he will touch on most areas that are relevant to whatever setup we are currently waiting for. Lately the big three are Metals, Energy and Stocks, currently having a recent trade in motion for each, with other sectors used mainly as big-picture indicators.

>>56119639
>currently having a recent trade in motion for each
Though this is rare to have so many at once, personally I'm only in one. It's been a lot of waiting on the sidelines recently especially with metals being the priority. Patience in a cash position has been the norm lately

>>56119172
Outstanding, next week could get fun.

Bros, I'm pretty good at recognizing when people are lying. I don't recommend watching this cocksucker Jeff Christian, but if you're good at seeing through bullshit, he seems worried enough about a breakout in silver that he's putting out silver FUD vids on youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPMS5mYzvXE

Maybe only around 6 months ago he was talking about a silver breakout this year in Q4. Now it seems, his marching orders are to FUD silver and try to prevent a breakout and discourage buying.

>people in CMMG are breaking even
>they're euphoric

>>56119838
It's been a tough 3 years for many. I got a $30 Agnico dividend yesterday and it was the highlight of my week.

>>56119856
I was sitting happy this week with CNQ and TOU's ex-divs, I wonder if they'll add a nice special dividend on top of the base dividend. TOU has a tendency of doing that, CNQ rather does buybacks but they're getting to a leverage ratio where they should start distributing more cash flow to shareholders so one can hope.

>>56119733
ugh, how many more "truth about silver" videos does the world really need?

>>56119856
>it's been a tough 3 years
I hope we get at least a full year of UP in return.

>>56120114
it usually last 6 months

>>56119838
once resistance are broken, you'll be green in no time even if you're right now -50%

https://news.yahoo.com/sodium-ion-batteries-gaining-traction-150000318.html

Battery news

>>56120257
Sodium batteries will have 0 relevancy outside of China.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExfIUFjTY3w

good watch.

>>56120645
I've done some battery research and posted plenty of it here. Not sure about this since I've only heard about it recently but I'll dig on it and report back

>>56121117
I'm pretty sure anon is talking out of his ass

>>56121174
If you think so, you know literally nothing about the industry, so if you think I'm talking out of my ass why don't you prove it.

>>56121698
how about you prove what you're talking about isn't just made up bullshit. Burden of proof is on (You)

>>56083347
Did you ever play railroad tycoon? You had to identify the engine at the start of the game and I could never fucking do it even with the manual because I was a 7 year old kid lmao

>>56121712
You're the one saying I'm full of shit. The burden of proof is actually on you.

>the entire article only talks about China.
There's a big first clue for your search, retard.

>N0T2W

>>56121732
you're the one making wild claims so unless you back up your bullshit with some facts it'll always remain bullshit.
>search
nope.

>>56121746
Saying that sodium batteries will not have relevance outside of China is not a wild claim and if you had any idea about what you were talking about you would know that.

Just shut the fuck up about things you know nothing about, moron.

>>56121755
>keeps speaking bullshit without substantiating anything
if you want me to stop talking about things I don't know about you're always free to educate me. I'm all ears.

>>56121766
It's not my job to educate you. You're the only one with unsubstantiated claims. You're saying I'm wrong and have nothing to back that up with because you don't know what you're talking about. The burden of proof is on you.

>>56121773
you keep making claims without backing them up. You're absolutely driven up the wall by the simple demand of providing proof for your claims.

Curious.

>>56121784
Okay, retard.

>>56121791
still no proof sweaty, guess you were just talking out of your ass then

>>56121798
>nothing but whining to be spoonfed and baseless assertions dredged up from your 0 knowledge on the subject.

Okay, retard.

>>56121716
Never played Railroad Tycoon, though it sounds pretty cool. I just like trains.

>>56121813
>keeps insisting his baseless assertion is not bullshit
>assertion remains baseless
we can keep going at this as long as you want

>>56121823
Nah, I'm good. You're trying to extract value from me with valueless drivel. A retard throwing a temper tantrum isn't going to get me to give him a lesson on the EV battery industry and investment ideas. Youll remain ignorant and that will have no bearing on me or my investment returns.

Feel free to have the last word you fucking imbecile.
>verification not required

>>56121839
it's not like you're providing much value yourself by speaking out of your ass.

and thanks, I will have the last word please.

>>56121848
this is the cars the sodium battery will be suitable for (if it works(it's still in "development"))

>>56122229
That is one beautiful car! Sign me up for twelve of them.

People are way too bullish and sure. I don't believe any of this. We will have correction come Monday.

>>56122229
Drive the the pod
Eat the bugs

>>56117015
Bumping my question, please help me out, if I make it big I will make sure to spend my money in ways that are very funny

>>56123918
I keep some silver. I'm not sure if it will moon, but it's not bad to have some precious metals just in case, and silver is much more affordable than gold (it's like the day to day currency, while gold is for big, rich purchases, if shit hits the fan).
I hope that helps.

>>56117015
Beans, bullets, bullion. In that order

Big train bump for the night

>>56121848
Congrats, you've found the resident sperg. He'll post endlessly about how smart he is and how dumb you are, and how he's too good for these threads despite often dozens of pbtid and letting posters live rent free in his head.

Incredibly easy to troll and have him waste his own precious time on things that are apparently beneath him yet clearly keeping him up at night.

>>56124980
You entertain me. I come here for you to do so and it's easy to derive endless entertainment from these threads. Your perspective of it matters very little and actually adds to my enjoyment.

>>56124980
lol looks like you're his new object of adoration, have fun with him mate

>>56119838
>filename
I'm still down about 20%, but I'm so l glad I swallowed my pride and capitulated on juniors a year or so ago. I'm just riding GDX, URA, URNM, XOM, and GUNR, all ETFs and much less stress while still holding to the core thesis. My only individual holdings are WPM and FNV for large cap royalties and UUUU, PEN, and DNN for uranium. I'm not intelligent or aware enough to research and time juniors appropriately, and my tuition for learning that was worth it.

>>56126274
>XOM
really comfy hold

>>56126257
The feeling is mutual, there's some definite chemistry here. Tell you what, you keep acting like a teenager with something to prove and I'll keep treating you like the teenagers I bend over, deal? I had to blow off the latest one so she doesn't get too comfortable, meaning I'm a bit hard up this weekend, maybe you can be my girlfriend tonight? I might be a little rough but I'll try to be gentle if it's your first time. C'mere

>>56126488
The wacky way you conceptualize this will never stop being entertaining. It's like a schizophrenic screaming his fantasies out in the asylum. The weird, freudian sex shit says a lot about you, my little smoothbrain.

>>56126504
Man I love when a girl pretends to enjoy it and act all tough to save face. Tell me again how strong and independent you are while my cock is buried in your ass. The j*nnies won't save you this time, but like I said I've had a few days off so it shouldn't take me long to get there if you keep going

>>56126739
Honestly, I'd rather be thought an arrogant, obnoxious prick who's "easy to troll" than a sexually repressed retarded cretin with folders full of animal porn on my computer.

You have literally nothing to say other than these weird one-sided ERP fantasies of yours. The hilarious way that you present them as if it's cool and not weird and cumbrained is funny. You have truly been ruined by this website.

Wkend /cmmg/ never fails to entertain

>>56126758
Not the most creative response but whatever, just call me a tranny or something and move in close so I can unload these bad boys before this gets too boring.

>>56126853
>haha im only pretending to be a sex freak, really guys, I'm trolling
okey dokey, furry.

The manifestation of mental illness will never stop being entertaining. Post more projection copes like >>56124980

When I leave this thread, you cease to exist. I do not think of you.

>>56126874
God damn the fact you felt the need to immediately tell me how much you totally don't care and are better than all this was just what I needed to get there. I could almost hear your gritted teeth and feel that little butthole clench.

I'm almost disappointed, I really thought I'd make it to bump limit but I barely made it through that last post. I'm spent, nap time. I'll light your cigarette but I'm not walking you out.
Catch you next time, sweet cheeks.

>>56126927
Even in your serious posts you feel the need to insert homo-erotic shit. You posture as if you "won", but in reality when you start trying to tell me how mad I supposedly am you've only "lost".

But really, this isn't a competition. You're here to entertain me. You do a decent job at it, but this sexual freak stuff is getting repetitive. Get a new schtick.

>>56120257
Do you know anything about niobium (doped) batteries? seeing a lot about it recently for fast-charging but also if I filter to old results there's plenty of chatter from the last two decades about them which didn't seem to come to much despite CBMM's best efforts

>>56127030
you should ask our resident battery expert. He's a bit tight-lipped but believe me he knows everything about batteries and battery markets!

>>56127076
And I'd be willing to share and discuss if it didn't go to the benefit of lazy faggots like you and the sex weirdo. However you want to twist it and whatever mental gymnastics you want to pull off in order to suppose that you're anything other than a retarded leech, at the end of the day I'm winning and you're an ignorant loser. The adulation of retards isn't a requirement for the success of anyone.

>>56127107
now now, I'm not your client. >>56127030 is. Please tell him everything you know. I'll be waiting with baited breath to see how much you really know.

>>56127122
I'm sure you would be, parasite. I'm sure you would be.

>>56127129
I certainly would. You haven't contributed anything of value to the thread so far after all aside from empty words and weak insults.

>>56127142
That's all you deserve.

>>56127157
that's all you have, rather

>>56127161
Reality says otherwise. Your ignorance of it has no bearing on that fact.

>>56127171
nope, all of your posts are worthless. That's the reality, even though you try to delude yourself otherwise.

>>56127174
I have claimed 0 times to have posted anything of worth. I have repeatedly said I'm not here to do so. I'm here to be entertained by you. Your continual replies achieve this. When I grow bored of you, I will leave and stop replying. However you want to frame the interaction over its course and after its conclusion doesn't matter. The fact you're a dabbling idiot makes how you'll view it very clear.

>>56127204
you just claimed you have though
>You haven't contributed anything of value to the thread so far
>"That's all you deserve."
>that's all you have, rather
>"Reality says otherwise."

and now you're just pretending to be retarded.

>>56127211
Reality is what I know and how I leverage it to achieve the results I do in the market. You deserve to know none of it and I won't share it with you. I already addressed this when I said
>Your ignorance of it has no bearing on that fact.
Learn how to read and interpret statements.

>>56127227
The reality is that your posts have zero value, and therefore you have zero value.

>>56127232
To you maybe, but I don't seek to have value to you. If you weren't such a solipsistic idiot, you would understand this.

>>56127244
You don't have to do anything you don't want to do, and you can do whatever you want to do. You can keep talking out of your ass and provide no support for your bullshit. You can keep responding to every post and stewing in your blood-boiling rage. It's a choice on your part. And my posts are a choice on mine. Funny how that works. In the end though, you are what you post.

>>56127256
And yet again, we come to the logical conclusion of interactions with retards. Here you go trying to tell me how mad I am. I guess I missed the memo.

>you are what you post.
Sure, for the community of retards, but you can't seem to understand how little that matters to me. However you view these interactions don't matter. You're here to kill time for me. You entertain me.

>>56127271
clearly this all matters so little to you that you're at the edge of your seat, ready to answer each and every post I make. Are you sure you're not mad? Are you sure none of this matters to you? Are you sure I'm the retard? You're doing a great job making my day more enjoyable. I take pleasure in watching in my mind's eye as you breathe heavily as you furiously type the next seething response to me, with steam coming out of your ears like you were a cartoon character. That's what you are, a caricature, nothing more

>>56127290
Projections, nothing more. You are basically taking what I've already said and adding a retard's flair to it.

>>56127301
yes I know you're projecting while you seethe. In other news, water is wet.

>>56127305
>I know you are, but what I am.
Okay, little one.

>>56127310
let's see the next response you don't care about, to this one you don't care about

>>56127310
come on don't ragequit on me now, I know you don't care so much you that want to make another response to me. Just one more, please? You've been so much fun until now, I need my fix!

>>56091684

What's the scoop on West Red Lake Gold Mine?

>>56127378
I think Pan Man might know more about it but I know the gist of it. Pure Gold went into receivership while trying to develop it into a profitable operation. The grades they encountered surprised them to the downside as they didn't get the kind of average grades outlined in the Feasibility Study. Apparently WRLG managed to get their hands on that mine and are now trying to develop it themselves. The Red Lake area is pretty nuggety so maybe Pure Gold just got unlucky.

Uranium chads where we at?!

>>56127316
>>56127366
>This desperate for a response.

>>56127489
I absolutely am. I'm addicted now, and I need to get another seething reply from him. Shame about the thread reaching bump limit but my needs come first.

Pic rel was 1 year ago, how'd they do

New bake
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>>56127485
Been holding URA and URNM for about two years, no swinging as I know I can't time the trades well. I was fortunate enough to buy before the biggest run up so I've been able to weather the downturns and still have the psychological edge of still seeing green for almost all of it. Just holding.