/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56729437
HOLDERS, WHAT ARE YOUR POSITIONS?

>Coworker who was down $2,000 on BHS is now breakeven
Well good for him

>>56729439
I have like 10 SPUT and some physical silver

>>56729437
This black Friday which miners are we buying at a discount I need some good deals before the bull market hits and the normies get in.

>>56729465
I would definitely buy more at these prices if you have free cash. Everything is extremely cheap. Hedgeless horseman talks about it in every video.

>>56729439
400k

>>56729479
In response to picrel, I did not go big at .01, but I did buy BHS all the way down...

>>56729534
Friesian Lad checking in, too spineless to average down and sitting at -50%, sorry for ever doubting you based Graeme

>>56729479
10k at 10.9% interest cheap?

>>56729991
Oh yeah, how do you use FA with fuel costs and interest rates and commodity prices to assess whether a mine is viable?

is something happening?

When is Gas going to hit 4$ for fucks sake

>>56730756
Idk, Canadian CPI missed, but not sure markets would care about it? Perhaps it is a leading indicator for the US CPI? Anyway, pretty ironic that gold used to go down when CPI went up, and now it goes up when CPI goes down. I hope you are selling now so we can lose money both ways

>>56730756
If we break all time high for gold it's going to become interesting.

>>56730829
>>56730987
rolling for ath

Thoughts on the nat gas storage report tomorrow?

Sibanye Sisters?

>>56731358
If you're desperate for precious metals, you'd be better off buying NAK.

Pendant flag shape for smart sand

Good morning lads
Ahem
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>56729439
500k

>>56729437
Uranium spot price mooning but the equities barely notice, something weird is going on

Japan back in play

>>56730826
Gas not needed, the world will now heat their homes with *good vibes*

Screw it, I'm switching my deep red bag of salt for silver for a while.
If gold is truly making it past 2k for good, stuff is going to fly all across the spectrum and really fucking hard.
Might as well ride it up while the sodium meanders doing nothing and then I'll switch back to salty boy as the smaller miners have doubled or tripled.
AbraSilver grant me success and don't be a faggot. May doubles bless me for good measure.

>>56732146
Lol I just bought on Friday at .78

You're probably right that it's not going anywhere any time soon. Theyre not supposed to break ground on the mine til 2025 and thats if everything happens perfectly, I just felt like being (potentially) early for once

>>56731798
Monkey, do you think this bear flag is proper and worth diving back into sand?
I'm thinking to put in buy orders way the fuck down around a dollar

>>56732199

That's a very good entry, pretty jealous. My average was over $1.50
Really I just want a quick doubling or tripling of any of these very beaten down silver juniors and I'll get right back into our lovely salty speculation play.
It's not in a real hurry to go anywhere and I wouldn't bat an eye if it fell 50% from here, so I doubt it's going to run away from me.
Especially if PMs start ramping up, I bet a lot of people will do the same thing as I did and they'll run from their stagnant plays for a while.
If my gamble plays out well, I'll manage to unfuck my red salt prospects very nicely by multiplying the bag.
And checked, your doubles compensated for the lack of mine, it's a second hand blessing.

Whats the bull case for copper right now? Its recovered significantly in the last month or two despite the China reopening play falling flat and general acceptance the american economy is slowing down. What led to the big bounce?

>>56732309
>tripling of any of these very beaten down silver juniors

right on cue

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/361-tsx-venture/ipt/151634-impact-silver-announces-q3-2023-results-with-revenue-up-26-and-positive-operating-income.html

>>56732246
anyone trying to bring the baggy cult muh short squeeze conspiracy shit into PMs needs a bullet to their non existent brain

>>56732417
We've got a newfaggot over here!
Kill yourself, but unironically

>>56732465
Ive been buying PMs for decades and Ive got more gold in my desk drawer than you could buy with your entire penny stock portfolio

>>56732528
And yet you still don't know about the crimes of the fiat money cabal

Sad

>>56732528
That's only like $150, can't you read?

>>56732550
Crime of 1873

Google it

You are like the case study on dunning-kruger

Thoughts on Bayhorse Silver?
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/market-data/stock-quote/bayhorse-silver.html

Jumped from 1 cent to 6.5 cents, after bleeding from 25 cents 2 years ago.

Is it a buy? A hold? or a sell?

Do any mining stocks ever actually escape the devaluation cycle? Seems like every time it pumps, the ceo's issue more stock and then drive it to the ground. I'm wondering if I should take a 60% loss and get out while I can, or if there is a chance I'll get back to even or more - I mean I doubt anyone can give me a genuine answer since we are all gambling here hoping that one junior miner stumbles on a massive ore deposit. I really dislike "investing" in junior miners, I dont know how you fags do this shit day in day out

What should I do? Sell at 60% loss? or hold bayhorse?

>>56732673
you doubt this man?

>>56732673
Bayhorse is hugely manipulated. If you think it will be shilled to a new wave of suckers who like the idea of silver but are too stupid to buy silver, then buy it. Whatever stories you've heard come around every time there's an attempt to capitalize on silver buzz, and it sucks up wealth that would otherwise go into price discovery of metals.

But you do you. It could shoot up again, who knows.

>>56732593
Eat ass bob

>>56732695
tonto and karen, again? i heard they got lost and are in missing 411 now.

>>56732390
Damn I just sold yesterday

>>56732268
Looks more like a descending triangle to me after failing to reach that 2.60ish resistance. High red volume towards the end might indicate a breakdown is coming, but usualy descending triangles are continuations of downtrends. It's been trending up recently and if you use the uptrend line as a support then suddenly it seems like a regular old symmetrical triangle, which could still be breaking downwards and would explain the big red volume recently and it crawling along the 100dma

Also the ~2 dollar support lines up almost perfectly with the 50% fib drawn from the May low (not pictured) which will act as support, so it may well be a false breakdown before resolving upwards and resuming the uptrend to take another stab at that ~2.60ish resistance.

All in all I'm not confident which way this is gonna break, probably down as you suspect but it might just dip down to tag the 200dma and carry on up. Too many contradicting signals and too small mcap to apply all this with any real certainty, for myself at least.

>>56732673
>Thoughts on Bayhorse Silver?
Their neighbours are making money, but don't buy the neighbour obviously. That'd be stupid.

>>56729439

>>56732715
>Eat ass bob
Is that retard bob from a few years ago, or was that another retard?

>>56732673

>>56732948
Pretty sure it's. Bob the penis petter

>>56732974
When silver hits $2,000 per ounce Bayhorse will have zero revenue from mining because they don't even have a mining permit, don't mine, the hole in the ground is played out. So yeah, buy the stock and give your money to Apu.

>>56729437
WHAT WAS THAT BAYHORSE CHADS?

quick ore porn post.

wow slow afternoon it seems

https://www.mining.com/first-quantum-to-halt-panama-mine-if-blockade-goes-on/

Horse fags ... It's over.

>>56736245
Everyone's focused on NVDA earnings and the crypto nothingburger

>>56736445
I wish I sold BHS at 9 cents
I'm went form -60% to back to -80%

I hate Bay Horse Silver so much its unreal, you stupid fucks told me to buy this shit and ive been holding a 4 figure loss on this cunt for the past 2 years

>>56736445
It's not over until Graeme announces the inevitable dilution. The facial feminization surgeries for those Thai ladyboys aren't going to pay for themselves you know.

>>56736557
>you stupid fucks told me to buy this shit
There were plenty of us here who warned you about this scam, but you chose not to listen.

Anyone in Silvercrest here? Profitable, debt-free, 9.2 P/E, AISC in the low teens. What am I missing? Seems like a great deal.

>>56737611
their focused in mexico right? Its been ages since i heard anything on them but they are one of the better operators out there.

>>56738374
Yes, that's right.

>>56738374

>>56730987
>If we break all time high for gold it's going to become interesting.
the hell you talking about? gold is always reaching a new ATH. do you know how much gold used to cost?

>>56738440
I ve never heard much bad about them, they seem to be a pretty stable and reputable operator down in Mexico, but i can have a look at their releases if you really want. I dont think their currently doing any exploration work either, just operating their mines.

>>56738617
Sure that'd be great. I think I read that they're allocating $10 million to exploration in 2024. It sounds like a lot of the property hasn't been explored.

>>56738955
Copaur, the company that just released drill results after market close last Friday and a GV favorite, kek. I don't think anyone here took the bait.

Tsoklaaa

>>56729465

>>56739019
Yeah, they tried to play up the infill hole while downplaying the "goose egg" duster which was the big hope for the pump attempt. Notable also is Fathom Nickel, once pumped here by RR. This is such a sleazy business.

Has anyone looked at Coeur Mining recently? I havent seen much news on them since they mothballed Silver Tip in BC due to poor health / safety and environmental standards noted by the government. They have a bunch of other operations across the US which seem better operated then Silver tip.

also saw this recently, the Nova Scotia gov says that the shut down Donkin Coal mine can restart operations once safety standards improve. A number of people feared Donkin was another Westray in the making.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/province-says-donkin-mine-can-reopen-after-conditions-met-1.7029520

Hey everyone silver and gold junior miners are a bad investment. Can you please sell your stocks so my order can get filled. I'm getting impatient with not being able to fill any of my orders.

>>56739480
Pan Man, this is something I've been wondering for years, but I hesitate to ask on mining forums because it'll likely make a lot of people butthurt mad.

Do you think mining safety regulations have gone too far in the West and have made mining here less attractive than just getting resources from the third world?

I've known coal miner safety guys who've admitted as much to me, but they have to say it softly, of course.

SAFETY FIRST, after all. It's almost like some people have made a religion out of safety in mining.

I agree with it, but wonder if it has gone too far, what with people -- heavy smokers -- claiming black lung after a few years in the mines.

>>56740031
I also wonder if environmental cleanliness standards have gone too far in the West when it comes to mining.

>>56740031
No to the contrary i think the safety regulations are fine, but the way their often enforced does get in the way of productivity. However, thats ok, the guys working are more important. My CMAC mates when i chat with them harp on and on about the safety stuff being bullshit, but then admit its probably for the best. Working safely means slower or more tedious but it means you dont loose fingers or at worse die. With those guys, if its something dangerous to do thats not safe, they will do it themselves but not force anyone else to do it.

For example, the Brucejack gold mine in northern BC was forced to rethink its safety guidelines when they had multiple deaths in the same year, something no one wants on the job. Turns out no one was taking general safety seriously because the attitude was "suck it up and work". In the end it meant multiple weeks of shut downs and layoffs.
You can get the job done and be safe, but it takes the guys to care for it to work.

On the Environmental side, i think the regs have gone way too far, but its often down to the industry setting poor standards or greed, but some of it is incompetence from the gov its self. The regs get tighter and tighter because there is more scrutiny on the sector to do better. As a note, a lot of the regulation to do with water management and treatment, especially in BC, is beyond nuts. Its getting to the point even a bad rain storm can shut an operation down for days until all the extra water is processed and discharged.

>>56740183
Very interesting answer.
Yes, I worked in a chemical plant before I got into mining and that place was a safety nightmare. People showing up drunk, on meth etc. People crashing forklifts but knowing how to beat the piss tests afterward.
It was hell to work at. It wasn't even union but people basically couldn't get fired because even the drunk guys and meth heads knew the job and the newbies took too long to train.

In mining I am concerned about the macro-level when it comes to the question I ask, because I don't want mining to be regulated out of business, so to speak, in North America, Europe, Australia. I agree with working safely and carefully and not ordering guys into shitty situations when it comes to the day to day stuff. That's the micro-level, at least the way I'm drawing the distinction here.

My dad once worked at a place where the boss's son, a real hot head, ordered an illegal Mexican worker to climb a tall pallet rack in order to retrieve an item. The pallet he pulled the heavy piece from came loose and was tipping. If he moved and brought the item down, the pallet would have fallen, likely hitting him and maybe crushing him at the bottom.

My dad said the boss's son kept screaming at this Mexican guy to come down, come down, hurry up -- like he was getting a kick out it. My dad intervened and told the boss's son someone might get killed and the son, angrily, relented and had the Mexican guy put the part back.

I don't know all the details and mechanics of the story or how the pallet was positioned, but that's how my dad tells it, and from things I saw in the workplace before I got into mining I can believe it.

Mining seems much safer to me than revolving door industries like chemical plants and warehousing; or rather, the companies actually prioritize safety, whereas in other industries, any mention of safety is pure lip service.

I've seen fire doors regularly blocked by special order-picking carts for months on end, and the place even

>>56740377
passed the safety inspection, which didn't occur on my shift, so maybe they moved those carts from the fire doors. But the rumor was the owner was tight with the inspectors and the inspectors just let shit go that were obvious violations of OSHA standards.

So I've seen the uglier side of the workplace where safety comes dead last.

>>56740183
>>56740072
>>56740031
I have a friend in AZ who lived and grew in an area that had some amount of coal tailings, probably in the 60s? He was born 1990s. Anyways, he's a troon now, due to endocrine disruption that is linkable to the environment, and many people in that area apparently had cancers or generational birth defects.
But then, lots of shitty environmental stuff happened during the 50s and 60s; by the 90s and 2000s, I think things are more or less standardized and taken care of. I agree there might be too much safety.

But that might also be by design, since it means local production is expensive, and production can be moved overseas where it is more exploitative and has better margins

>>56731358
Reporting in

>>56740413
What I don't get, though, is coal has been mined for centuries in certain areas. How come people weren't trooning out in the 1800s?

>>56740514

>>56740413
Most of today's societal illnesses are cultural and sociological, the result of bad cultural influences, of broken families etc.
People 100 years ago were far more normal and were exposed to all kinds of toxins that people would shit their pants over now.

>>56740538
Because everything that retarded nigger said is retarded

>>56740720
>>56740680
He wrote up a big paper at some point, lemme see if I can dig it up

>>56740720
I don't think he's a retard. He just made a point I disagree with.
I really doubt it's "fossil fuel" chemicals causing the sociological problems we're seeing today.

Rather, the origins are cultural and sociological: bad messages from media and academia, the end of the extended family leaving vulnerable people with limited support systems, broken nuclear families, etc.

>>56740514

>>56740377
like you say, in some sites i ve been to any discussion on safety was pure lip service and it showed on how long staff stayed on the project. Personal safety slips would go unsigned by shift bosses, guys would be fucking around without planning a stage first. Injuries were common and guys never stayed longer than a few months. Its interesting you bring up firings, because i have noticed an up tick in shit management bringing in their favorites, then letting those guys do all sorts of stuff without getting fired.

One simple incident that comes to mind is we were working on a project in winter, and every morning safety meeting the site manager would remind guys to salt the steps to the office every morning so we dont slip and break our necks. No one did it, and finally a guy broke both his legs on those steps. Management clammed up about mentioning salt, like it was never said before in a meeting.

>>56740413
a lot of the safety regs seem redundant, especially when your the guy in charge of actually trying to implement them on a job site. So much to do with stuff like spill kits, or fueling, grease control is all the same stuff with minor tweaks that you have to have implemented but no one does because its a pain in the ass.

>>56741173
It's sad to see safety culture slipping because of management; that's the kind of safety backsliding I really dislike.
Things like wearing too few inches of reflective clothing in a coal mine, being 6 inches short of it, it kinda petty.
But when management is becoming nepotistic, greedy, incompetent, and rolling back safety measures, that's very bad news.

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>>56742120
Agreed

>>56736557

>>56731358
Yeah fuck me, I'm down like 70%. Luckily not a very large position, but I think it is near bottom. There is notable pumping in twitter now by some big account, but he has absolutely nailed these last years. He is a frogposter as well

>>56732337
China stimmies I think

>>56742971

>>56740831
Jews

CGL should be coming online soon despite their difficulties with the heya hoya heya hoya. Hopefully good news for my floundering energy stonks

https://miningdiscovery.com/?mailpoet_router&endpoint=view_in_browser&action=view&data=WzI3MiwiZTg0NTQzNmY3MjMyIiwyNjAsInE4bzh3aGxua2Nnd2M0MDA4Y2NrNHM4d2s4MDhzY2M0IiwyODcsMF0

Uranium is over $80, the scenario two years ago that we dreamed of and yet uranium stocks have done nothing. Fakes, gayest, most rigged, worthless, piece of shit market in the history of the world.

>>56746898

Cameco has gone from $20 to $45 in a year, last time it was this high was in 2010. I wouldn't call that nothing.
Uranium stocks in general have run pretty hard for the past months, they're going to cool down a bit after that regardless of the spot price.
Besides you could easily argue that the original run from the very bottom of 2019 was so insanely hard, that the juniors overvalued themselves by such a retarded margin that the spot needs to be really sky high in order for them to pull new highs.
It's good to keep in mind that those fuckers ran entirely on speculation based on nothing but future hype about some pie in the sky $250 Uranium price that may or may not happen.
If Cameco now decides to take a breather and retraces a bit, you can bet your ass the juniors are going to do so too falling way more than Cameco.

>>56746889
>We Are Losing A Lot Of Money!
Bullshit campaign. If it's successful it will only serve to prop up shitcos which deserve to die.

>>56746898
most uranium stocks 10-15x'd since 2020. you were late

>>56746898
Encore has been pumping since April and while not at ATH it's a 5x since this time in 2020 and is over 20x since the 2020 lows lol

>>56748151
>>56746898
He's late to the pump we had recently, but looking 5-10 years down the road, we're all still probably early.
I expect that when the crash happens, these guys will be pretty cheap. So I'm slowly (keyword slowly) DCAing into things I want and mostly rolling fixed income on money market things

>>56746329
FYI, there is a planned protest against a section of the line running through part of Vancouver, i ll see if i can find the official protest page. I ll never understand how that one project got so much hate.

>>56746898
>>56747139
>>56748151
Take a look at DML (i feel like shill for posting this), their production, revenue, stock value, I think they have a lot more upside potential.

>>56750518
Muh unceded lands

>>56751415
worse, NIMBY's wanting the line moved around their neighborhood

NAK is the biggest fucking sleeper whale listed.

https://www.adn.com/business-economy/2022/08/11/unnamed-investor-agrees-to-possible-60m-investment-in-pebble-mine-project/

The value of the gold and copper attached to the development is over 400 billion dollars.

>Cantex Mine Development Corp. (TSXV: CD), (OTCQB: CTXDF) (the "Company") is pleased to report that a 89.25 metre intersection of strong mineralization has been encountered at the Main Zone of the silver-lead-zinc-germanium Massive Sulphide project. The Company also is closing a final tranche of its financing.
>Hole YKDD23-285 was the final hole from the fall 2023 drill program. This hole contained an exceptional intercept from 416.75 to 506 metres depth drilled from pad MZ33 at a -85-degree dip and 166 degree azimuth (see Figures 1 and 2 for a map and cross section respectively).
Thoughts on this Cantex news release?
https://48p318.p3cdn1.secureserver.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/2023-11-22-Cantex-Closes-Final-Tranche-of-PP.pdf

Someone said to watch AZ for uranium stuff, since that state has a lot. I don't know if it's worth it, but I bought 5k shares of Oberon. Pennystock, but I figure I can drop a few hundred since the upside in U space is pretty attractive. Already got a decent chunk of SPUT and swung UUUU for a while

>>56746898
Are you blind, all of the U sector has been pumping lately, and since 2020 has outperformed

>>56750518
That's TransMountain, not CGL.

I think hype over CGL might lead to a small pop, but ramping up exports will take a while.

>>56729439
I found out that PAXG is redeemable for physical gold in large enough stacks so I'm going to start chucking spare change into that.

Well, last year I made a post and as it turns out I was pretty wrong. I remembered it and dug it up and then backtested it from the date I made the post.
I define "exposure" as Qty x ATR. I mostly guessed on what the quantity should've been, but I made sure each ticker in a group had around the same exposure. I did make sure defensive stuff had the most weight, and did a 25% weighting towards bonds.
I was lazy and never actually ended up making all these trades, probably a good thing too because SMR would've killed a ton of profit, as did the countries. An inverse portfolio would have earned approx 11% if I did the math right.

>>56752811
I like spreadsheets too but this just seems retarded. Extremely try hard.

This guy comes up to you and says to buy Oroco.
What do?

So we investing in Argentina now boys?

Refresher for newfags about how shit miners can be.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmubI4jYIeYWDxHcf1uq4rnhttXWlYoCU&si=1ok6PYCJ2gWMIwu1

>>56753176
How is this tryhard? I picked a dozen stocks, forgot about them, then backtested them a year later and found out I would have been wrong

>>56753729

>>56753791

>why i hit minors

Benton doing well today

>>56751593
Never mind, now that I see who's pumping it.

>>56729437
Sirs, how can I buy some uranium (ticket: U)?

core porn bump

>>56753742
The country was literally named after its silver reserves, the problem has always been the people... so maybe.

>>56753742

Yes I think so.
I wager that all beaten down Argie companies and mine operators are going to enjoy a nice leverage on the way up, because the threat of some commie fucking with the companies is now out of the picture.

>>56757719
Now THAT is what I call porn!

>>56758264
interesting to note, native copper like this is a chore to run through mills, as it doesnt dissolve easily with treatment, so it gums up all sorts of process lines. The same goes for native gold, it can stick to the insides of plumbing like taffy.

>>56758753
Need more porn to keep the thread going on the holiday

What’s the deal with MP Materials and the green market future/space mining

>>56760416
anytime you hear "space mining" or "zero earth used" think scam at this point. Were no where near technologically ready to begin mining space materials, or to process them.
>>56759705
will do then if i remember.

>>56760452
I just mean companies that directly produce and extract this stuff.

>>56760416
I think MP materials are one of the only rare earth processors outside of China and i forget if it’s Indonesia or Thailand that has one as well.

So it’s in a very formidable position of being in possession of tech that is of the utmost importance for raw material processing, assuming we continue decoupling from China.

I’m pretty my sure it’s private and not traded though

There’s a guy who comes on Palisades Gold Radio once a year who talks about all this stuff, I forget his name it’s been a while

>>56740031
>>56740183
>>56740072
The bigger problem is it murders the absolute shit out of smaller mines.and companies. With all the requirements and additional expenses, only big boys can set up mines, and even then, they can only afford the big mines. Not to say safety isn't important but with all the extra bullshit they keep slapping on. It makes it so difficult that even big companies limit themselves solely to big mines and even they have to be careful.

>>56740538
Chemical and plastic pollution. Back then chemistry was still primitive and you haven't yet had plastics infiltrate absolutely everything. It's like tobacco historically treated as a potential medicine but suddenly in the 20th century, it magically became toxic, and guess what changed in the 20th century with growing it? We still have medical reports that go back that far and they wouldn't have missed something like that even if they didn't understand the underlying reasons for the cause. They still recorded it.

Guys, sell your mining stocks now!!! I can't buy these fucking companies without pumping them because there is not enough volume to buy them. All these miners are going to zero SELL THEM NW!!!!!!

Planning my investment strategy moving forward, I keep returning to the same question:
Why is everyone so convinced theres no returning to ZIRP?
I don't necessarily believe we will go back to it, but I've yet to see any convincing data.

>>56761303
>The bigger problem is it murders the absolute shit out of smaller mines.and companies. With all the requirements and additional expenses, only big boys can set up mines, and even then, they can only afford the big mines. Not to say safety isn't important but with all the extra bullshit they keep slapping on. It makes it so difficult that even big companies limit themselves solely to big mines and even they have to be careful.
This is exactly right. There used to be far more coal mines in the U.S., even mom and pop mines.
Sure, many of them shut down due to falling demand for coal, but the added regulations, including safety regs, didn't help them.
I'd rather have the safety standards of the 90s and more small mines than the safety standards of today and only large coal companies.

This coal porn is so good I had to coom!

>>56760452
Can you or anyone else with geology knowledge share your opinion on what type of rocks these appear to be?

>>56761864
They're rocks.

Will they let us close over $24 today?

>>56763224
https://twitter.com/TFMetals/status/1727002366564778270

Monday is the big drop.

>>56761864
ahhh... i need a closer shot, its difficult to ID without a clean fresh surface either.
>>56761303
yep exactly right, the regulation regime in North America makes it prohibitively difficult to operate any serious industrial endeavor. Its meant to prevent accidents but all its done is mean you cant do anything without hundreds of millions in cash.

>>56763224
Options expiry on Monday so that's a no.

>>56763237
>>56763340
kek

>>56761369
you had two years of "two more weeks" to accumulate

>>56763340

>>56763269
Apologies for the less than stellar photo. Do these ores look at all what one would expect ore sorted material to appear as? Mainly silver but also copper

>>56729439
>>56729465
>>56731896
>>56729678
>>56729550
Graeme will deliver the bonanza copper and restart production

>>56764860
>webm
Imagine there's a furnace at the end of that track and the mine cart is filled with Jewish people.

Crazy to think that that literally happened

>>56764943
be good anon, they might smash PMs for saying that

>>56763539
I want line to go up already AAAAAAAA

It's amazing how long miners can keep on eating shit or doing nothing despite the direction of the metals being clear.
You'd imagine that sensible people would be piling into them at these prices, they're at an extremely low point, but they barely get any attention
Most of these nonexistent moves are still driven by algos alone.
Commodity investing in the last few years has really shown us that if there's one thing you have with the markets it's time.
There's no need to rush into anything that's not widely loved, because it will get fucked for way longer than anyone anticipates.

Latest TSXV pump and dump:. Evergold (EVER).

>>56764112
difficult to say, I would need to see whats inside the rock to tell if it is actually material you can consider "ore" and a more detailed description of the area around the source.

>>56764860
i love this gif, these sorts of setups are all over south america.

>>56768422
We use conveyor belts nowadays. Efficient, but not quite as fun as the old way

>>56763539
I've been buying for the last 2 years problem seems like it's been harder for the last few months to accumulate.

Daily hedgeless horseman copium.
https://youtu.be/o_Ny8EY1buo?si=MwvsDnvNeu8txXYX

Putting in an order for select sands and smart sand Monday

Should be easy dip scooping

Is BIG going down or does it have another pump?

>>56769483
That depends on its next assay release. Some believe the company is stalling. IDK.

Anyone know anything about FTCO? Monthly dividends from a profitable gold miner looks pretty neat

Is it almost time to get back into copper?

>>56765422
Because retards are too busy throwing money at the S&P7 and the cryptos. And desu, what's the difference between a crypto and a miner for 4 censt/share? A miner has potential actual value behind it.

People are fucking stupid man.

>>56769483
As the Rickster would say " they have gotten ahead of themselves." Expectations are sky high and priced in, odds seems to favor a sell-off with the next news release.

When does uuuu moon, I have 5000 shares and I wanna be rich

>>56770868
>vanadium
>titanium
I dunno man it doesn't seem as though they produce anything that would suddenly have a mass shortage

>>56770887
They have 80 million lbs of uranium

>>56770895
I don't see it all adding up to 80 million, but I do see this now. On muh phone so looking shit up sucks. I'll spend some time when I get home Anon

>>56755778
BEX finished Fri strong, yuge volume the last few weeks

Hercules is going to moon.

>>56772172
>if
>could

they might moon, but it will head south if the next drill results are lackluster

>>56772172
Ah the gold ole QH hype train. Worked well for BLLG for very short time

>>56772731
It's over for poo Lagoon, it's time to sell all junior miners

>>56772731
>QH hype train
https://www.livewiremarkets.com/wires/novo-chief-regrets-midnight-metal-detector-movie

>>56772638
>they might moon, but it will head south if the next drill results are lackluster
when do the next drill results come out?

some great gold shots for the afternoon.

>>56774175
Nice big specimen
Here is a handsome lump of good old bituminous.

Northern dynasty minerals.

Have some more bituminous coal to keep this thread burning

>>56774887
if the US gov lets that project go ahead, its going to be one of the largest mining operations in the US. A true mega project we seemingly cant build anymore.

>>56774175
a big one of these would make a fantastic benchtop

>>56775819
The West in general needs to relearn how to do large-scale infrastructure in a timely fashion.

>>56776054
Yep, it's become a joke. I worked on the VC Summer new reactor units until they got scrapped due to cost overruns and delays. $9 billion was flushed down the toilet.

>>56776054
we can still build some massive projects, but we cant do them without a ten year bullshit study before hand.

>>56776387
>but we cant do them without a ten year bullshit study before hand.
Too many grifters on the take looking for easy money and easy jobs

>>56776509
and seething faggots trying to regulate things out of existence

>>56777061
They're often on the take, too
Sometimes regulation is just an excuse to collect more fees before getting the go ahead

>>56777204
wasnt there a law suit that just popped up about the ATF making up a law saying fishing boats now need an ATF "watcher" on ships? Thats the kind of frivolous regulation thats ruining North America.

>>56777524
Not sure, I'll have to look it up

>>56777524
The New York State Attorney General suing Pepsi for one-time use disposable containers, which she alleges are a health concern, seems like a shake down to me
New York State needs money and has dug a big hole for itself

>>56777639
Hypothetically, what woild the ramifications be if Pepsi told them to fuck off and closed its plants in NY and refused to sell to that state entirely?
It would be a very expensive move, create a market vacuum for Coke and others, but I'd wonder what precedent it would set

>>56778324
No idea what would happen, but it would be interesting and perhaps precedent setting

More coal porn

>>56729437
Is there a ticker for water? What is it?
Here we are running out of water

Is 2024 our year?

>>56778691
Nestle, lol

a neat forgotten spot that could hold potential.
>>56778691
were not running out of water, were just using it improperly.

What are the odds VUL will get a good Copper hit on their other property, they sent 1000m for assay about a month ago.

This dude is saying basically the same thing Gary savage is. Obviously his charting skills are really good. Any average person would look at the shit and piss 500 and think the chart was bearish yet this guy argues that is actually bulish, just like Gary.

I like this guy. Liked him for a long time, but now I'm officially giving him a "solid" rating.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OKCgj_hNc18&t=226s&pp=ygUPSW4gaXQgdG8gd2luIGl0

So for anyone that can't afford Gary, here's a solid guy you can follow for free.

Literally how the fuck is natgas so cheap right now

>>56784484
Associated gas from maturing shale basins.

>>56784484
Literally government manipulation through naked shorting the commodity via the big banks.

is it happening?

>>56784767
No

>>56783531
I'll check it out. I'm surprised he wasn't mentioned sooner by that midget in your pic

>>56784858
When can I show a Japanese schoolgirl (adult) my VUL and LIO shares?

>>56784953
>(adult)
why live

>>56784561
this

>>56784695
>>56784767
>>56784858
>>56784953
I can almost smell the countryside

>>56784561
When does this "associated gas" dry up?

bought some natgas again. this will hit 3.6$ atleast if not 4$

https://www.theassay.com/articles/feature-story/tudor-gold-takes-first-hit-over-ksm-licence-battle-with-seabridge-gold

Important legal battle going on with Seabridge Gold and Tudor Gold over KSM.

bamp

>>56772172
Its currently valued as if it was a billion dollar company considering average major buyout is 20% of asset and Hercules is around 200m right now.


I say that as a holder.

>>56784931
That midget is six foot tall and could butt fuck you.

>>56772172
If you don't know what this is, you honestly shouldn't be investing.

>>56787113
>six foot tall
Standing on a milk crate

>>56787113
youre not supposed to count the mohawk bro

Daily Hedgeless Horseman copium
https://youtu.be/J2gz2I-cIaQ?si=HEbGTQm44faDN-NS

Sell your shares to me guys. The low volume on these stocks are really pissing me off.

Come on Abrasilver, give me that Argentina leverage and bring on the Japanese countryside.

>>56729439
I'm getting fucked on ARLP

>>56788742
No, you're going to be stuck in America. No Japanese qt3.14 for you.

>>56789253
How? Also this is CMMG we only invest in shitcos and lifestyle companies here.

>>56789408

So it seems. The small hats are too strong punching down the prices, it's of our fate to stay away from Nippon.

>>56789481
No Japanese mining gf for you.

>>56787818
Ded

>>56789481
>>56789618
There is still time to buy Snowline before they drop pending hole 067 that has almost as much VG as there are Qts in Nippon

Seems like all the meme line chart traders are saying gold and silver is going to moon in 2 more weeks. So who thinks we are breaking all time highs before 2024?

>>56791492

We're definitely mooning sooner than later, because silver is breaking through a very big price channel it's been in for 3 years now and gold is pretty damn close to ath anyways.
Both of these have been trying their damnest to break out and there's only so many times you can knock on the ceiling before things break.
And when they break they'll move fast as everyone fomos into the shiny rock sector. People got very excited by that uranium run and are constantly looking for the next thing to do the same.
Can't wait to see the price action in miners when the momentum eventually trickles into them.

Ha ha, I am losing a lot of money

>>56791492
the smart money, 2 weeks is almost here

>>56784484
EU shorting it so they don't become broke this winter.

kek, smells like GV is taking profits on BIG, preparing his minions for a 50% drop

Who knows how much longer Australia has a future in the coal business.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-67539759

>>56787351
>>56787818


Careful. I'm on cycle. If you piss me off i'll shit up the thread with roid rage like I did two years ago. Pages and pages of incoherent bullshit. : )

>>56791492
>>56791625
We are on the way to 2090 and it will be another fight just like it was at 2000 but it appears to be inevitable it will break. @024 will be our year. They told us that three years ago we just didnt want to believe it.

>>56777639
>NY

Lurker here. Breaking my silence to inform you that NY lost me as a resident and will go to great lengths to try to squeeze you for as much as they can taxes-wise before you leave.

Final thing I did was drive past a toll booth without paying. FELT GOOD
>but we'll suspend your license!
Don't care, got a new license in a new state and NEVER paid the bill.

Btw, what's happening with 1st quantum? Looks like a pretty hard knife to catch. 2 of their contractors died in Africa, they can't catch a break.

>>56793037
Only faggots and women post pictures of themselves online. Which are you?

>>56746898
(You)

>>56792593
>109 arrested

TPR bros is it happening?

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/triplepointresources_hydrogenstorage-saltdome-saltdome-activity-7135026467972743168-SIPM?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios

>>56793328
>exiled from 110 countries

>>56793633

>We have enough data to transition to project development at Triple Point!
They've had that data since they first drilled the domes, that was the very reason for them being ahead of shit pump companies like Vortex.
>We are excited to share these pictures of our drill core which has been instrumental for our team to verify salt quality for early-stage cavern field engineering
That's at best a curiosity, there's nothing new here.

Unfortunately they said nothing and I hate these kinds of nothingburger news to try and make it seem like things are progressing.
I want these fuckers to come out and state where things actually are going with the project.
Are they in any talks with the players who the government chose or not?
Only realistic thing that can screw this up is either the chosen energy company building above ground storage for whatever reason, or the project delaying enough for Vortex to drill and evaluate their domes, and then through the senators father being in the Vortex board of directors, they nepotism the project through as the chosen one.
Which considering how crooked the system is, is entirely possible and I'm increasingly thinking that might actually happen as this hydrogen thing gets drawn out.

>>56793800
It is pretty much a hopium release, it would be nice if that roastie CEO could get them publicly listed

>>56793037
How is that any different from normal?

>>56793857

Yeah should just get them going publicly at this point, since there's a realistic chance it's not going to get chosen for the storage, at least judging by how long this is taking and we're not hearing anything real from them.
I bet they're not taking it public because they don't want it to be potentially priced at nothing.
But on the flip side if it's starting to look like TPR won't get chosen, they could at least make money from this taking it public and pulling off a scam pump.
If Vortex was able to reach 125 mil MC totally out of the blue, then these guys should be able to do the same easily.
Salt could just start dumping their shares and make some tens of millions easily enough.
Better than walking away with nothing from the whole ordeal.
I don't expect my measly handful of shares to amount to fuckall, but the impact for salt could be somewhat significant if they could make even 25 mil from it, which would be one hell of a marketing budget.

>>56746898
Enjoy your (you)s

>>56751439
Are they aware of the existing 24-inch line or is it the new one going beside it that they are in a fuss about?

>>56789435
I bought the top

>>56788742
Abrasilver

>>56729437
China is running out of domestic coal. What affect will this have on the global coal, natural gas and oil markets?

China uses it's coal primary for electricity but they also use it for steel production and use it to produce oil through the Fischer–Tropsch process.


https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/china-running-out-coal-now-what-eric-gagen

>>56794724
I'd be skeptical of any "peak X" forecast.
And China can just import from the US for a very long time, if needed.

>>56794724
Also, Australia, Indonesia, and Russia have huge quantities of coal that China can import if necessary.

I am ready for the huge greed

>>56794059
most of the time those sorts of protestors dont know anything, they just show up and whine about what ever is going on outside their direct control.
>>56794724
how the hell are they running out of coal already? they have dozens of mines with billions of tonnes laying around. They have India and Nepal's coal reserves to work with as well, I would be shocked if they ran out already.

>>56793224
Come to a meet up and find out.

>>56793965
Funny but not correct.

>>56794904
China has like 140 billion tons of "economically recoverable reserves," last I heard. It's a lot, but the devil is in the wording.

"Economically recoverable reserves" are a small fraction of "estimated recoverable reserves" and take into account current prices and current technology. Like the fracking boom taught us, necessity is the mother of invention, even in fossil fuels.

China, realistically, probably has trillions of tons of coal under its ground ("total resource"). The issue is getting to it. If cheaper coal is running low, or will in 10 years, then more expensive coal reserves will be activated, and economies of scale will bring their prices down.

There are a lot of ways to skin this cat, so to speak -- apologies to cats with that metaphor, since I love kitties -- but you get my drift.

China, by all indications, won't be starving for coal for a very long time. It's domestic market will still dominate supply for a very long time to come with imports making up some slack.

>>56794380

Nice upgrade from them.

>36% increase in total contained silver
>5% increase in contained gold resource
>32% increase in average silver grades.

That last one is particularly nice.
Next update coming from them is a pre-feasibility study in January.
Abra is in a very good position to jump from here with these news coinciding with the PM price hike.
I bet many of these smaller miners are going to do a 2-3x in no time when they get moving.

>>56794938
I'm so scared.

>>56751517
Based & NAK pilled. 19k stacklet reporting in.

>>56795132
You should be.

>>56795132
I can offer a bounty to find out where you live if you want? I could probably go up to ten thousand dollars.

>>56796304
You should spend that money on shoe lifts

>>56792593
How can you chuds defend the useage of coal

>>56796613
it makes me money

>>56796613
Isn't there a highway you should be lying on right now

>>56796613
Coal rocks!

>>56796613

>>56751615
Uranium in AZ, NV, WY will be explosive later in the run. Lower grades, but way lower costs, less regulations and less hostile indigenous looking for handouts. OBRN, WUC, SUU, UUSA.

>>56753742
ABRA

>>56788742
>>56794380
>>56795093

good luck Abrafrens, but why did they put out what seems to be a good news release after the market closed?

>>56796969
Abra Chad will make it.

>>56796304
Good luck with that, faggots.

Priorities

>>56796969
securities regulations prevent them from releasing during trading hours

Scottie moar drills
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/scottie-resources-intercepts-282-gt-gold-over-40

Also anyone else following/owning PNRL? Warren Irwin has been promoting it. Got some nice drills yesterday and it went up 15%, but they need to raise money.
>>56794724
They have also been having safety issues, they tried to expand production too fast. I'm happy to sell Aussie coal to them for a fair market price though

>>56796613
what the fuck is a chud

>>56797833
carbon huffing uranium digger?

>>56796613
I'm not stupid enough to fall for the global warming hoax
You are still going to buy Chinese products and they are building new coal plants so what's the difference in China burning coal and us burning coal?
Until you stop using Chinese products the you are also still burning coal you fucking nigger loving retarded faggot

Silver is really fighting that $25 region, but resistance is futile.
It'll be dragged above it and then we're cleared to fly.

Thinking of re entering impact silver
Stock hasn't been this low since 2016

Get in here boys

>>56796613
It's outrageous. All Met coal companies should trade at 0.5 EBITDA. It's only fair.

>>56799089
It's pretty comfy seeing investments pay off now, hopefully it'll stick this time, otherwise: two more weeks in perpetuum...

>>56799089
Shame that my local currency is mooning too so I’m barely benefiting from this move

Clear pendant flag shape for smart sand

Michael Oliver
https://www.youtube.com/live/tB8Xc0uaAXY?si=ZYfEdgBaODgMt5mw

>>56799453
Oh damn....the rupee is mooning?

Ooooooooooo

>>56799085
I hold 20,000 shares, they just had a pretty good Q3 news release

https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/impact-silver-announces-q3-2023-results-with-revenue

Next bread
>>56800018
>>56800018
>>56800018