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thanks for the bake
https://www.mining.com/rio-tinto-codelco-partner-up-to-find-more-copper-in-chile/

>>56609895
I would have bumped the last thread but was out all morning with my mother at her cancer check up, and unfortunately the thread died.
You're welcome, Mr. Pan Man. I'm happy to be the baker.

>>56610022
hopefully your mother is doing well anon

>>56610202
Thanks, anon. We get the PET scan results this afternoon in a meeting with her oncologist.

>>56610022
have a neat prospecting vid!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNP8Fha97sI

Bump

It's all so tiresome bros

>>56610022
>>56610202
>>56610707
>>56610855
>>56611644
just look at all these dubs and copper or green ids if you're bored out of your mind by all the tiresome waiting.

time for some VG posting

Looks like Gary is giving up on miners and everyone will be selling at a loss. I still am in awe how he told us we were going to avoid the bloodbath. How we don't want to be holding when it happens. How we want to buy at the bottom instead. Then he tells us to buy. The very next day he predicts a bloodbath, but instead of saying to sell, he insists it wouldn't affect us. When it is clear it will after day 2, he still tells us to hold through. Finally it bottoms and wow what a surge, too bad it did nothing but break everyone even. If we did buy at that bottom, we would still be up. Now instead of selling with a 10-15% gain, now we sell at a 3% loss. I wish he stopped being so egotistical and change plans when new factors kick in. Instead he tells everyone to calm down for 4 days then when everyone's fears come true "alright, looks like we need a change of plans".

>>56613258
No financial specialist is a guru or has a crystal ball. Insiders determine the markets, not free and fair capitalism.

>>56610022
checked. bro, look into fenbendazole, ivermectin and high dose vit. C, also avoiding sugar. Doctors usually won't tell you this because they don't make any money that way, but its helped a lot of people. Even a twitter/X search can lead to good info

>>56613691
Thanks, friend. I've heard about the high dose vitamin C and will look into the other you mentioned.
We got the results today in a meeting with her oncologist and they say she has 6-24 months to live, depending on if her body can tolerate the chemo.

>>56613749
you bet fren, the first time I saw fenbendazole was here:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-6965325/Oklahoma-grandfather-claims-drug-DOGS-cured-cancer-tumor-free.html

I know that is dailymail, but it's a good start article and X will lead to better sources/info/protocols now that the censorship there is reduced. Good luck bro

>>56613953
Thanks again, brother. All this helps, and I need it right now. I've been very close to my parents, even being their caretaker in their old age at times. It's quite rewarding, really, and our relationship has improved so much from what it was in the past.
Age has it blessings along with its obvious curses.

Trillion is getting raped by Echleon again
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/trillion-energy-announces-10-million-marketed-public

>>56615086
RIP me for falling for Art's bullshit once again.

>>56614005
Anytime fren, that sounds a lot like me and my parents! I forgot 1 more source, /pol/ archive searches

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/search/text/fenbendazole/page/1/

Just bought a pair of mammut pants for snowboarding. Thank you for telling me to buy bhs.

>>56615212
Thank you

Big Bailey Bump!

Some TPR news:

https://www.chfca.ca/2023/11/08/chfca-is-pleased-to-welcome-triple-point-resources-as-a-new-start-up-member/

>The Canadian Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (CHFCA) and Hydrogen Ontario is pleased to welcome Triple Point Resources to the association as a new start-up member.
>Triple Point is developing the Fischells Salt Dome located on the west coast of Newfoundland. It is presently the only proven and confirmed Gulf Coast-style salt dome on the east coast of North America
>Triple Point Energy’s initiatives within Fischell’s Dome will be a key driver of Canadian exports to Europe. We are excited to collaborate with this innovative company in advancing Canada’s hydrogen sector.”

>>56609598
Dixie Golf dropped to 17cents btw. 'Spose to have a 600% premium buyout on 9 cents in a few 2 week periods.

I can’t believe bayhorse had a little pump after all this time

>>56613258
>Gary is giving up on miners
his push for physical and always pushing for subscribers seems to indicate he's taken a beating on miners

I wouldn't pay for advice like picrel
>5 days ago

>>56616648
thanks fren, could be that we see some value from TPR in '24

>>56613258
>Gary says
Bullish

>>56616648
>>56618697
SALT/VUL/TPR bros wagmi any day now, bottom is in

has anyone looked at silver elephant? saw a video from their CEO john lee and it looks like a good company, considering putting in a sizeable amount

>>56619834
>john lee
Notorious scammer.

>TCF halted for “pending news” AFTER the PP announcement without a price
It’s more over than previously thought possible

>>56619834
Take your money and wipe your ass with it. Thats what you're going to do by trusting that scammer. He is extremely well known for it.

Consider buying Hercules Silver or Founder Metals instead. A pp is coming for FDR, Barick just bought 23million of BIG.

>>56620228
Barrick also bought Bre-X, I'd stay away from GV's few successful pumps that have already 10x

>>56619877
>>56620228
What are the odds this 1pbtid is a pump and dumper from CEO/SH

>>56620646
Macron-anon is a good frog, his only fault is he's in love with GV

>>56621294
I mean the guy who is trying to pump elephant.
Not gonna give him a (you)

>>56621344
oh, kek, elephant is a clown show, only a shill or Don Durrett would pump it

>>56621462
>>56621344
Kek ELEF is so bad that not even RR is pumping it, incredible

Hercules, Brunswick and Founders (GV's 3 wins out of 50) all down and he's throwing a tantrum his pumping isn't working today

POWER HOUR LESSGOOO

>>56623544
CHECKED

>>56619834
I pretty sure Silver elephant is known as a scam.

Crescat Capital is live right now get in here boys.

>>56624269
https://www.youtube.com/live/mVoZblO5Z_I?si=nokLlUI4-xfeA1IB

>>56620646
not a shill, im just shitposting because john lee is the biggest fraud in a business known for scammers

>>56622654

My horsies will gallup and naysayers will SEEETHH.

Bayhorse created /CMMG/ remember where you faggots came from.

>>56624236
I like how coal is standing tall and confident in the background, as if ready to make his move.

>>56624236
>>56625805
Uranium sitting down, knowing he can relax for a long time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrAVuOOlW5Y
great documentary about the grasberg mine, pan man you may like this one

>>56625837
that's funny, anon

>>56625866
yep posted this one several times in the past few years, fantastic doc on one of the toughest mining projects in a century. That whole complex is incredible, the underground operation is in my opinion even more interesting then the surface workings, its slowly working its way down through the mountain, on to something like 40ish levels deep in 3 different separate operations.

>>56625723
>My horsies will gallup and naysayers will SEEETHH.
If you believe this, why not buy more and average down while it's cheap?

>>56626018
since we're talking about the history of mining, i'm curious for your perspective: obviously the easiest surface deposits have long been picked off as we've been mining for multiple millennium. even the off the beaten path deposits have been mined by now. what's the future of mining? we're already using new technology to go deeper and get more out of past deposits but what happens when that runs out? are there any true tier 1 deposits left?

>>56626018
also people love to spread fud about snowline regarding "muh road" but they have 10 million+ ounces of gold, this documentary proves it's nonsense

>>56626171
I'd imagine under Greenland and Antarctica and Siberia and northern Canada there are big deposits, even near the surface (under ice in many cases), that remain undiscovered.

>>56626171
Also, there are likely near-surface deposits in Africa and Amazonia that remain unknown.
Further, the continental shelves may be mineable if the technology to mine under shallow ocean water gets enough investment.

So what's the move boys?

>>56610022
sorry to hear about your mum, wish her the best.

>>56626329
Thanks, fren. I have a new user thingy on 4chan right now because I am back home and was traveling to a great hospital with her, but I am the guy who wrote the post about my mom.

>>56625723
for 478,000 shares Graeme should fly you to Thailand for some ladyboy action, its the least he could do.

>>56626171
we havent found every near surface deposit, but they are getting harder to locate. The future of mining is in the far north in my opinion, baffin island, greenland and the arctic circle to be precise. The south pole is loaded with resources too, but good luck ever operating a mine there.
Africa (if the continent ever gets its shit figured out) is also loaded with resources yet to plunder. We have at least 250 plus more years of surface exploration to go before we start looking at super deep deposits.
>>56626248
That isnt all fudd, permitting and building a road is a very expensive and time consuming project, one that often kills off a project before it gets off the ground. Look at what happened recently to Eskay Resources and their coop plan with Seabridge Gold for a branch exploration road to their properties from KSM. Its costs ballooned rapidly, to the point Eskay couldnt uphold their end of the deal. Its not a deal breaker right now, but lets see what the costs to build snowline's project into a real mine looks like in 5 years.

>>56626269
There are all sorts of videos out there floating around prospecting circles from the Amazon and the southern mountain belts showing incredible mineral deposits, stuff like diamonds the size of golf balls being picked out of termite mounds or placer gold strikes that make the Yukon rush look small. The issue is their all secret or illegal operations, the big guys get to the spots months or years after the wildcat miners are done with it.

>>56626488
The rule of thumb I've heard for regular city and suburban roads is they cost about a million dollars a mile.
Mining in a very out of the way place, perhaps in a cold climate like the far north, would cost huge money just for road access. Hundreds of millions of dollars, perhaps, because the road has to be well built and well maintained for all the heavy trucking that will be traversing it.

>>56626506
Awesome info.
I agree, we have centuries to go before the surface exploration is all done and by then, ultra deep mining may be feasible on both land and in the oceans.
And if we're talking centuries, then yeah, even asteroid mining may be a thing. I know people like to mock it, like that Psyche asteroid, but on a long enough timeline, who knows!

So the fud about us running out of resources anytime soon is just that: fud.

>>56626517
bingo, your not looking at hundreds of millions, but well in the tens of millions for sure, not counting the eco investigative work and "consultations" you have to do now with local groups to get the OK to start building. A road in northern Quebec was recently shot down if memory serves because the Inuit population would have to cross it to hunt, apparently their incapable of walking over a hump in the flat landscape but oh well.

Its not cheap building anything in the far north over all, so expect a steep bill and at minimum half a decade of preprep work.

>>56626548
It's ridiculous to shut down a good mining project because hunters would have to cross a road. It's not like migration routes for endangered species are being blocked.

>>56626538
were not running out of resources, but we are burning through resources faster than we can easily replace them. We can find loads of copper, but every year its getting harder to find new bigger deposits.

>>56626579
Agreed. Recycling of metals is important.

>>56626548
Two gold projects in Nova Scotia were shut down because of injuns.

>>56626696
a lot of projects are getting stopped now by native groups, its a massive pain in the ass because their exerting the powers the courts gave them, then wondering where all the work went.

here's a great article pointing out how insane its going to get. https://financialpost.com/opinion/invisible-supernatural-beings-take-over-b-c-s-mining-law

>>56626696
>>56626710
Native Americans have had more than a century to integrate. I suspect the ones stopping these projects for frivolous reasons are just trying to stick it to "the white man."

Also, who's to say the natives want work. Don't they mostly survive on gibs?

>>56626739
depends on the region and the group. There are a lot in BC who want to promote their own regional sovereignty and work with industry to better themselves, in those bands taking gibs from the gov is starting to be looked down on as your basically a slave to the white man for doing it. Others are basically less then worthless and wonder why they are living in utter poverty.

>>56626781
Good distinction
I understand their whole way of life was destroyed by the coming of Europeans, but still, what's done is done and nothing will change the facts of how civilizational development work.
They either have to adapt to the new world and do what's best for their people or just wallow in bitterness and booze, which ultimately just destroys themselves.

>>56626837
I know this sounds harsh to Native Americans, but it's true.
I hope also that as whites become a minority and lose the world we've built and know, that we find ways to thrive rather than wallowing in self-pity and in the past. That does no good for anyone.

>>56627201
Also, it's well past time for honest earners and workers to stop subsidizing groups of people who have no interest in success, in integration, and who are actively hostile to the dominant white society.
Deport them to gulags in Alaska, exterminate them in their millions, but get rid of these demographics somehow.

Biden will be raising our taxes next year to support these worthless leeches and to support wars for "our greatest ally."

>>>/pol/448303893

I am sick of paying for Jewish-supremacist wars and for worthless demographic populations with no ambition and with hostility to our civilization. Eliminate them already.
I don't mind paying for NEETs, who aren't multigenerational problems and who could turn around. And I don't mind paying for people just down on their luck.
What I mind is exploitative Jews who see us as farm cattle and also worthless demographics like ghetto blacks.

"Canada's fucking useless, more news at 11"
https://www.mining.com/web/how-canada-and-bay-street-squandered-the-chance-to-finance-the-critical-minerals-revolution/

Bamp

>>56609598
How would you position yourself if the second or third largest bank in the US goes under overnight?

>>56626739
>Don't they mostly survive on gibs?

It's complicated. They get major tax breaks, preferential hiring, if they choose to live on a reserve the gov't gives the reserve money so they can sort of live off that if it isn't corrupt, they can fish & hunt whenever whereever sort of deal (they have special licenses).

It really is that they're just "sticking it to the white man", and of course some are just naturally contrarian and belligerent. 70% of native americans polled support the natural resource industry because it gives them job opportunities.

So, yet again, the vocal minority ruins it for anyone who gives a fuck.

Daily reminder that if you want to play the commodities markets it´s best to buy the commodities not the producers

>>56626041
Because I am averaging down on everything!

I am a rooster in the hen house and my cloaca howls for all of it.

>>56626344
>Tiger beer 555

Quick ore post.

>>56629351
Thanks for the info.
I generally respect native americans. But blocking mining permits just to stick it to whitey, so to speak, really bothers me.
It's good that many actually want to be productive. It's not good that others in their own ranks are holding them back.

>>56631865
>I generally respect native americans
first mistake

GLAFT / GLO gonna moon this week, me thinks. Canadian uranium company with a major mine in Niger.

Down big since the Niger coup, though the coup ended up not being a big deal. But they struggled to get financing, especially since the US designation of a coup complicated that process.

The stock halted on Friday while news came out that they had specifically been given an exemption, allowing them to receive financing from US banks. This is a big deal, both in how it derisks the project, but also the message behind it - that the US REALLY wants this project to go ahead.

Still needs to rally around +40% to get back to where it was before the coup (after already being up +55% from it's lows in August). This would bring GLATF up to around $2.20. It then ALSO needs to rally hard to catch up to it's peers, which are only continuing to go up, which I would estimate puts GLATF being around $3 (at least).

It's habbening.

>>56632438
I used to live in western NY state and knew quite a few native americans who worked and were very good workers -- and good people.
Most sell tobacco out of the Indian reservations there. They play classic rock in their shops and dress like bikers. They respect Americana.

>>56632822
This really is the boomer general

>>56632904
Oh brother.
The only group I have a problem with categorically is Jews. Other than Jews, I do not lump every member of a group together.
Get rid of the Jews and 90% of our problems will be solved.
Yes, even the blacks will be 100 times better without Jews, because they won't have the victim complex that Jewish "intellectuals" have been feeding them for decades.

>>56632904
Ever consider the flip side: that you're just an immature kid lacking life experience?

>>56633403
Go mow your lawn, gramps.

>>56633631
How old are you, seriously?

Bumping before I have to go do errands

i want to go prospect antarctica.. so much gold, but oh so so cold.

>>56635447
Necessity is the mother of invention. Someday, when we need it, Antarctica will be mined.
A few trillion in investment over ten years would make mining possible there.
Even special-built railroad haulage may work there, since much of Antarctica is technically a desert and gets very little snow.
Perhaps not in our lifetimes, but I do think Antarctica will be mined when the time comes.

>>56635894
Arctic / antarctic exploration is such a neat topic to look into.
The massive mobile drill rigs used for gas / oil in Alaska are a great example.

Anyone remember Braveheart Resources from a while back? They have been busy under a new name with their Bull River mine near Cranbrook BC, looks like their milling up the old mill stock pile right now and shipping it off to New Afton for processing while they figure out a rehab program for the existing mill on site.
https://twitter.com/CCMineralsInc/status/1723469068425166936/photo/1

I thought these guys went dormant, good to see some action from one of these companies for a change.

>>56636950

>>56636893
I'd imagine drilling through thousands of feet of ice is easier than drilling through thousands of feet of rock. Perhaps ultra-deep mineshafts could be sunk beneath Arctic and Antarctic ice to get miners down there where rich mineral deposits are.

>>56636986
that would be pretty fucking cool

>>56637018
This is why I love mining. There are all sorts of cool possibilities.

>>56637049
Anyone in here considering a career in engineering, perhaps consider mining engineering.

>>56632665
Justin is saying to go back in on that one but once a company has shit like that happen it's done for me and I'm never going back in. I don't understand how people could be willing to buy back in after something like that happens.

Encore energy on the otherhand has virtually no risk.

>>56636986
if your interested in super deep mining, the best place to try would be on the mid atlantic ridges, or the subduction zones along the Ring of Fire. There was an idea in the early 60s to setup massive deep sea platforms with protected casements which would act as head frames for deep mineral exploration, but it never got further than the drawing board.

Also drilling core through ice is a massive headache. If your drilling on a glacier for example, your drill stem bends with the slow moving action of the glacier, so if your not careful, the stem will snap. You cant redrill those holes either as the ice moves too much to ID where your bits end will be.

>>56632665
>GLAFT / GLO
>No debt, lots of assets
idk are they gonna add more shares to fund the project or are they ready to produce?
Sounds like a value trap if they don't start producing by end of 2024 as they claim.

>>56632904
>>56633403
Yeah go gamble on crypto dude, it's on a rally, put 2K down on it right now and get 40% gain.

>>56637110
Maybe use a controlled nuclear reaction to sink a wide hole through the ice, like sending down a small nuclear reactor.

>>56637920
Something like an RTG would work for this, you'd just have to evacuate the water melted behind it or it'd just freeze again.

>>56637970
Exactly. Small nuclear reactors can be completely safe. They even power the Voyager space probes.
An RTG could periodically go up and down the shaft to compensate for slow movement of the ice sheet.

>>56637970
>>56637920
look into Project Iceworm and its sister program whos name escapes me. The USAF used an RTG setup to thaw tunnels in glaciers in Greenland for a below ground base, then used the reactor to heat the place. Brilliant idea.

There is also a really interesting idea from the 50s on how to do deep mantle exploration using a massive amount of explosives / heat, a massive high grade iron deposit and a nuclear powered probe. The theory is that you detonate a huge explosion that melts the iron into a big old slug, then have the probe follow the molten metal down on its way into the mantle. It likely would never work due to differences in material density, but a great idea none the less.

>>56638077
Thanks, Pan Man.
That is a cool idea about mining the mantle. Eventually, we'll figure it out.

>>56638088
the idea would be you would use those massive iron slugs to generate targeted mantle plumes, then pump fluids down into them, generating mineral brines you could pump back out or mine after they converted to veins. Really crazy plans, peak 50s hope for the future stuff.

>>56638101
>peak 50s hope for the future stuff.
Sounds like it.
But hey, we made it to the moon.

>>56638101
Also, the doom and gloom about progress today is probably as much of a fad as the 50s hyper-hope for the future.

>>56638123
Like Aristotle said, the best answer usually lies in the middle

>>56618673
every time some schizo starts raving about a hidden cartel manipulating precious metals prices you can safely ignore it. the only real cartel in finance exists as a revolving door between private international banks and a couple of central banks, basically just the fed and the ECB, and they really do not give a flying fuck about silver, or even gold for that matter.

>>56620646
>1pbtid
physician heal thyself

>>56640219
But (((who))) are the group going through that revolving door?

>>56637108
Something like what? The coup?

It sounds bad if you haven't been following the news out of Niger, but it became clear in September that this wasn't going to explode into some major conflict The junta has no beef with Global Atomic, and no one is looking for war. All things considered, it's really not a big deal (nor is it abnormal for the country). The only group it was bad for was the French, who pretty much everyone in that area hates.

I think the reason GLATF is so enticing is because the downside is so relatively small, while the upside is so obviously large. It is not unreasonable to expect this to 2x by EOY.

>>56637269
Supposedly they have enough $ to coast for a year while they work out the remaining financing of their project. This uncertainty was a bigger risk than the coup itself, IMO.

The news on Friday removed that risk in a big way. The US signaled that they want this project to be financed, assumingly because they don't want China to do it. They will get financed within 3-4 months, I think.

>>56622654
Isn't goldfinger David Morgan or something?

>>56626248
I'm not saying snowline won't work. I'm saying it's over valued and the pump was nonsensical. And then I'm also saying that the pump won't continue.

>>56618673
I'm out of all miner trading positions but I'm still holding all of my core miners like Abra, Hercules, i-80, avino. Gogold.

Is this dumb? Should I be out?

>>56641291
I think people are expecting Snowline's discovery to become a well known mega find, but havent thought about how long its going to be before its an actual mine.

>>56626248
Snowline's next release will have this pending hole 67 that has VG starting at surface and going for around 500m, kek. They're going to get bought out for $10+, and probably in '24

bumping for greatest in universe super thread!

gary bump

I have been debating pro-Israelis and Jews. God, I am so fucking sick of those people. They lie, misrepresent what you say, use ad hominem, change the subject, on and on and on. It's exhausting, which is what they want.

They can't win arguments on truthful grounds so they wear you out with bullshit.

Thoughts on collecting scrap metal from the curb/abandoned appliances to sell to a recycler? My idea was to use a drone to scout the area every week, then plot an efficient route. Seems like a lot of busywork to get a few cents on the pound

>>56645457
>Gradually, I began to hate them

>>56645498

just advertise scrap removal service, there are people happy to give it to you if they dont have to move it themselves

>>56645510
I also don't have a vehicle and expect the area to be fairly competitive. I was just doing a very rough feasibility study to see how it all worked. I'm not much of an entrepreneur, unfortunately.

>>56645578

without a vehicle you will be wasting your time on this.

>>56645584
Well no shit, but it's a matter of research to see if I do X effort to get Y income to justify buying a vehicle to support it

>>56626538
>And if we're talking centuries, then yeah, even asteroid mining may be a thing.
I mean we could basically do asteroid mining today it's just the cost would be absolutely insane especially the capex and risk of delay/disaster, which is why it's a joke to ever bring it up in the context of company/deposit valuation. It's not all that much harder than, say, going to the moon or launching a satellite fully out of the solar system, both of which we have done. Most of the energy cost is in getting the material from LEO down to the surface of earth, though, so most likely we'd use it as a material source for manufacturing in space or on the moon (either because we want to build space stuff in-situ or because we want to do zero-g manufacturing) - after that infrastructure was in place I imagine we'd also start dragging in the occasional asteroid that has something rare in it that's annoying to gather on earth, at which point we might finally start tanking the value of specific somewhat unusual commodities like platinum or osmium, maybe to the point where we find exciting new uses for them. Anyway, yeah, figuring out the mid/long-term future prediction for northern / arctic / antarctic / asteroid mining is probably that we work out way up that curve in small painful steps, and jump to asteroids when our investment in space infrastructure enables it, rather than because we decided the next increment of slightly more difficult earth mining was the final straw.

>>56645773
Thanks, fren.
By the end of this century, I do think asteroid mining will be a thing, perhaps not on a great scale, but with the advancements in robotics and AI, it should definitely be feasible on a medium scale.

they wouldn't do it to us again this week, would they?

>>56645498
Your first main problem is where to store it. In most towns you can't just store scrap metal anywhere visible in a residential area. So we're talking fences at the very least, with sheds or warehouses being the best bet. You'll need to own the land, nobody wants to rent their land out to a scrap metal business because of environmental concerns. These are also your problem even if you own the land. There's a good chance your land will be contaminated with various hazardous substances which will be your problem to clean up.

once you have storage figured out, you need transportation. Most of the stuff you're thinking of like appliances aren't worth transporting because the fuel and time to move them cost a lot more than they sell for. But if you live near a scrap buyer it might work.

The actual money is in stuff like aluminum, copper, lead, platinum, electronics. But that's very specialized stuff. Usually cars are the best source for that kind of scrap, but good luck storing and processing thousands of cars to scrap.

another decent source is jobsites and industrial sites. Those guys waste a lot of copper and sometimes aluminum. But again, they've got companies offering to haul their stuff off all the time.

Your best bet if you want to get into selling scrap is to do it as a tax loss, since it's very easy to lose money on. But that means you need taxes to offset. Like thousands of dollars, maybe millions. You basically want to be a millionaire BEFORE you start up a business that loses that much money.

>>56645498
another major concern is regulation, but I figure once you do the math and see you won't be making any money driving old washing machines to the recycler one at a time you'll give up on the idea so it doesn't matter.

I hate how the mining industry is becoming woke, feminist, and multicultural in the image it's trying to project. Coal is the least pozzed. Gold mining is getting pretty bad.
They really want to bring in women miners too, which means the men will have to do even more physical labor to compensate for the women's incapacity.

Example:
https://www.barrick.com/English/careers/default.aspx

>>56646372
women miners are usually stronger than the men

also got more facial hair

kidding, but not really. Mining isn't really physical labor anymore. You drive toy trucks around the sandbox.

>>56646391
Ever done coal mining?

>>56646422
Doing outby labor you have to lift 80-100 pound logs repeatedly, while stooped down sometimes if the coal seam is lower, and carry them 30 feet to the post or crib you're setting, and you do it fast paced. I know miners who drink almost a gallon of water during an 8 hour shift from all the sweating.

Also, you might be swinging a sledgehammer to demolish cement walls to control airflow, or carrying 80 pound solid cement blocks to build walls like a block mason.

Coal mining is very heavy work, at least for many of the positions in a mine.

Roof bolting is also extremely hot, being next to the roof bolter machine, and fast paced.

>>56646351
>>56646360
That's all a valid point, but
>need storage
Why's that? I can't just take a truckload and haul it off?

Should I buy Ramaco (METC)?

>>56646931
It's a good company, has a good reputation. I have no idea about it's stock potential though.

How we looking this week NFGchads?

>>56646422
>Ever done coal mining?
no. hell no. Why would anyone?
>>56646512
Most women don't work underground. Most big mines don't work underground. Surface mining can be done by anyone that can drive a truck.
>>56646898
>I can't just take a truckload and haul it off?
absolutely. If you live near a place that buys the stuff and you're feeling springy, that would work.

I'm 90 miles from the nearest place that buys scrap, and I don't like hauling a bunch of dead air 90 miles, so I store the stuff and have a guy that breaks it down into useful categories.

>>56647052
Underground is the cool place to work. Surface is lame. Going underground is like going to another planet everyday for work. Nothing compares to it. It's the most interesting work environment there is.
Operating a truck gets boring. Troubleshooting and doing repairs in the maintenance department is way better.

>>56647052
Also, why do so many people fear coal mines?

>>56646898
at the end of the day you have to look at your time in the project. Chances are you'll make a couple bucks per load doing that after you subtract out gas, but is a couple bucks worth the time and effort for you personally?

I do it a different way. I already work on industrial jobsites, and my clients pile stuff up for me to take to the lot. Since I have to drive a truck to and from the job site anyways, I might as well haul off some metal to sell while I'm there.

for appliances and such, you have to pay to get rid of them where I live, so I offer to take them for free on the condition that the owner drive them to my location. Saves me on gas, saves them on dump fees. Some of the stuff works fine and I just craigslist it as is.

>>56646512
I posted this for you last thread. I figured you might be interested, or just get a giggle from it. The salaries they list are real starting points, but as we've discussed before houses here cost $500k and up, if you can even find housing in the area. Many miners can't. Lots of our guys commute 150 miles a day from Denver.

>>56647137
agree on all points, but we both know women don't go underground much.
>>56647146
>why do so many people fear coal mines?
low wages, flammable work environment, companies that cut corners even worse than normal, which is already pretty bad.

>>56647167
Wages are high. Coal miners make $30-40 per hour. Electricians can make $50 per hour, along with firebosses.
And safety, I think, is overly emphasized in the coal industry now. Coal Mining isn't even in the top 10 deadliest jobs recently, which is a good thing, but it's costing coal companies a fortune.

>>56647163
I see, so you're doing it as a value-added approach to existing work that you do
Damnit, the one time I have an entrepreneurial idea, it's shit

>>56647214
You asked, I answered. Whether the fears are true or not I don't know and don't care. I only know the conditions in the mines I work, I don't know anything about yours.

>>56647215
>the one time I have an entrepreneurial idea, it's shit
I wouldn't say it's shit. You can actually make big money if you can concentrate on copper, aluminum, motors, brass, stuff like that. It's very lucrative.

but then you gotta figure out what to do with all the sheet metal and scrap iron and plastic that goes with it. That stuff is shit.

>>56647215
The other option is repairing appliances and selling them to poor people, since it takes about as much time to fix an appliance as it does to take it apart for scrap.

>>56647238
>>56647247
Maybe, but at the same time I bought an Nintendo Switch over a year ago with a $100 rebate on Black Friday with the intent to resell it. I never got around it. Effort is not always my strong point.

Should women be strangled on a regular basis?
I hate how they expect you to read their minds and then get pissed when you don't.

>>56647962
>Should women be strangled on a regular basis?
some girls love that

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/523-tsx/cxb/151116-calibre-and-marathon-announce-combination-to-create-a-high-growth-cash-flow-focused-mid-tier-gold-producer-in-the-americas-with-expected-annual-production-of-500-000-ounces.html

good news from Calibre and Marathon Gold if anyones interested.

>>56616648
>Salt
>>56618697
>>56619485
Atlas off to a good start today, volume picking up

Salt go down you homo, I wasn't ready with you yet.
Oh well whatever, run then.
Let's see if this climb holds or if we're going to be in the 40 cent range in a month or two.

>>56650785
I wonder what happened to their big advertising purchase, didn't they drop like $500k over the summer?

>>56650881

Knowing the track record of the previous leadership, they probably blew it on something useless that didn't materialize in any real way.
I don't even really care about what they do with the marketing stuff for the retail for the moment. I'm more interested in what this team manages to do in the big money world behind the scenes.
Bur first and foremost I'd really like for the TPR situation to clear up, because it's such a big thing that it can either bring nothing or pull big multiples in an instant.
You can't even entertain any sales talks with something like this being a huge unknown on the line. Thank fuck the hydrogen plays have a timeline set to happen by 2025 so there's some real urgency for the government to get this over with.

>>56651000
CHECKED!

What is the consensus on the nat gas timeline?

>>56651412
Two More Weeks

But seriously winter in my area has been warm as shit so far, have a feeling natgas will get rekt again this year

>>56651412
>The EU's gas storage facilities are currently 95.99% full and have now exceeded the peak fullness of 95.68% from last winter
>Israel has resumed operations with their natural gas fields

Bearish but natgas is up 4% today so who the hell really knows?

This redwolf guy made a comment I thought people might like to read on this faggot article.

https://goldseek.com/article/all-things-gold-government-default-could-mean-lower-gold-price


Remember goy, it's "unreasonable" to expect gold to make a ten percent move during an unprecedented global super power debt default during a time of unprecedented historical and geopolitical tensions with a possibility of world War three. It's just unreasonable okay.

It's also unreasonable to expect silver to break its previous all time high FROM FIFTY YEARS AGO but its completely reasonable for a company that doesn't even have a product to reach multi billion dollar valuations or a fucking excercise bike company be worth more than the entire uranium sector. THATS REASONABLE.

>>56646391
If they're dwarves maybe.

>>56651000
I still have all those three shares locked on my brokerage. Like 800 shares with no value assigned.

U BROS!!!!

bump for greatest in universe super thread!

>>56627875
ghetto blacks were created by whites decades ago so that you today would hate them. how ironic that you beat a dog for years after it tries to assimilate and when it finally bites you you complain that you have a rabid dog in your house and you wanna 'take it out back'. this is consequences of the actions of your forefathers and your reward is the great replacement. whether it causes the downfall of America or not you all deserve it.

>>56654113
>created by whites
wrong.

>>56654113
>created by whites
Wrong, but also that's exactly what you are supposed to do with a dog that can't be socialized

>>56654113
Not bad bait, but not great either.

>>56654113
>Jews created the civil rights movement.

Give credit where it is due anon.

>>56654168
nothing backing up your argument. opinion discarded

>>56654245
nothing backing up your argument. opinion discarded. look up Tulsa massacre
>>56654310
>>56654498

nothing beyond a sentence from 4. didn't think it would be that easy...

>>56654113
What does anything you said have to do with progress in mining technology and the development of civilization?
Except that blacks hold civilization back.

>>56654643
Mining (You)s

>>56654113
Black are a genetically seperate species and were living in the stone age until four hundred years ago.

It has nothing to do with welfare or any "wrongs" being done against them. Their current state is what they are. They have all their wants and needs catered to. You are seeing them in their true form. Just place them on the African Savanah and the picture is complete.

>>56654643
blacks were so good for building your civilization that you fought a war to keep them you dumb fuck. also, I was replying to this >>56627875 so if you're gonna give derail shit start with him

>>56654113
Right bro because outside of the U.S blacks are excelling

>>56654767
That's like saying cows can run a farm because the farmers whips them to plow the field

>>56654761
This used to be considered settled science and only in the days of wokeism and faggotry is this even a debate.

They have different brain structures, folding in their brains, lower iqs, different blood types for fucks sake, lower impulse control.

It's literally a different species and people aren't seeing the man behind the curtain. They even have their own diseases thay effect only them like sickle cell anemia. ITS A DIFFERENT FUCKING SPECIES. HELLO.

>>56654767
Blacks didn't build shit lol.

Civil War was not about slavery.

Less than 2% of whites owned slaves. Most whites were too poor.

>>56654774
Wakanda bro. It's real. It's only white people holding them back lol. Just look at them. They can totally be doctors and lawyers and heavy machine operators.

>>56654774
My great grandparents are danish, decendanta of viking royalty and they are racist as fuck. When I was a kid I was ashamed they were racist as fuck and it made me sad. Now I proudly proclaim that I am danish and racist as fuck, just like my great grandparents.

>>56654761
then explain the Tulsa massacre a town called Black Wall Street. if you're so confident that blacks would've remained in mudhuts in America the people and the government wouldn't have devoted so much energy to destroy what they were building.
>>56654774
you think majority of Indians/Chinese/South Americans are living in luxury? everyone that comes here from a shit hole is looking for a better life. the real Africans act the same as the Indians or Chinese. that's why you see Jamal/tyrone and rarely see otubawaba chabatobi on the news for crime
>>56654783
no it's saying that blacks are hard workers. again look at Tulsa. proof of hard working blacks building a community outside of slavery. next.
>>56654786
again successful black communities have been built regardless of whatever brain folding disease article you read. You can't destroy people for 200 years and expect them to be on the same level as everyone else in 50.
>>56654806
cool. you're still just a guy on 4chan that won't do shit.

>>56654789
yeah dude the triangle trade was just for fun lol...

listen I'm a pretty reasonable individual. I'd be more open to these views if they weren't so incredibly biased lol. not a single one of you acknowledges that what happened to blacks in this country has affected their development. not one faithful argument. blacks are responsible for their own actions today and shouldn't play the victim/race card anymore but to sit there and say that they'd be in the exact same position if there was no KKK, Jim Crowe, Segregation, Red lining, CIA drug injections is complete non-sense.

So how about those mining companies eh

https://www.mining.com/web/exxon-to-start-lithium-production-for-evs-in-the-us-by-2027/

Looks like Exxon is getting into the lithium trade, thats going to be interesting.

>>56650881
SALT/VUL bros is our time finally here?

This is the worst thread on /biz/.

>>56655451
90% of /biz/ is memecoin shilling. How is this worse?

nice chunk of Ore Porn from Dolly Varden Silver's work this season on the Wolf vein system.

>>56656548
That's gorgeous.

I would say if you were thinking about adding any uranium positions now is the time. We are at 15 year highs and no one is noticing.

>>56656548
Maybe I should start posting coal porn. Problem is, it pretty much all looks the same, except for that peacock anthracite.

>>56656548
Coal mine porn

>>56657368
i really need to figure out where my amber collection ended up. Ive got all sorts of carbonized tree limbs and leaf beds, but the amber in carbon was really neat.

Seems like we are pumping. Miner dont believe the rally though.

>>56658611
Silver is having a nice run today.

https://twitter.com/newfoundgold/status/1724390965035573256

more gold in the Jackpot zone! stunning material!

I've got about 4k in BHS @ 0.01, do I ride a dead meme or just take my gains? Their was a statement this morning about a drilling program and I'd be fuckn pissed if it moons like BIG.V

BIGBROS
I can't believe I threw $3k into this shit a few weeks ago.
Best decision of my life. I'm up around 5x.

>>56660510
>>56660574 >Jelly!
Ride the meme anon. Sameology may make the horse run as well.

>t. 478k shares of horse

>>56660807
nice birds

>>56661131
Thank you desu.

Dominique is the breed with some barred rock in there

So where's SALT gonna come up with $500mil for their mine? Can they sell that many shares by 2025? Big hunk of bank debt?

Coal mine porn bump

>>56661972
Uncle Eric should buy it

This year the US is on track to produce about exactly as much coal as was produced last year, so the decline seems to be stopping.
But from what I've heard from industry guys, more coal could be produced -- there is demand for it -- if the mines could find enough people.
A lot of coal miners have left in the past decade of downsizing and a new generation of miners hasn't fully picked up the slack. We need new blood in coal mining.

Walker RIVER Resources WRR WRRZF
when insiders are buying #LOADUP 100 metres 1.65 grams = MINE

>>56664778
WRR has a very special SUPER HIGH GRADE GOLD DEPOSIT here how big it will get nobody knows yet but far bigger than it is today

>>56664803
going to be so nice when WRR explodes to da moon and all the naysayers will be gone from this board !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>56664816
Majors on the property = Takeover at some point they want HIGH GRADE GOLD discoveries they pay big

>>56664778
>>56664803
>>56664816
Lmao

>>56664826
Both sides of lapon canyon are full of high grade gold as hole 42 with 17.5 ozs per ton is at the bottom of the canyon like hole 43 same thing super high grade gold and they already found visual gold on the other side of the lapon canyon

Red rocket is that you again faggot

>>56664835
Were looking at an Elephant here in the making multi million ozs of super high grade gold

>>56664856
pretty much the sellers are exhausted now and anybody selling down at these prices are very foolish.No matter how you cut it this is one of the best Nevada projects any venture junior owns

What's happening rocket boy

>>56664778
>>56664803
>>56664816
>>56664835
>>56664888
kek

>>56664835
>>56664856
>>56664888
>>56664959
You wont be laughing when you have to chase this stock at$0.50 on its way to DOLLAR TOWN !!!!! ;))))))

>tech stocks up 20% in two days, SPY call options already up 140%
If you like pain and suffering, buy miners

>>56609598
>What did Graeme mean by this?

>>56666123
2 more weeks till we moon boys.

>>56666123
New zealander here, cannot confirm. Will ask the frigate guy tomorrow.

>>56665039
Are you still short hercules silver ? Would be so happy you are, rocketred. Cant wait for your retarded ass being burned