/biz/ - Business & Finance

HOLDERS, WHAT ARE YOUR POSITIONS?

Japanese waifus are back on the table boys

can anyone shill me on some junior gold miners that haven't mooned yet?

>>56800128
All of them. They haven't even shot up yet.

>>56800034
ABRA, AAG, AGX, EQTY, GSVR, SCZ, SVE

Also short-term trading positions in HGU and HZU leveraged gold and silver ETFs.

>>56800128

They're all so absolutely fucked that you can pretty much buy any of them and make at least 2-3x even in a somewhat short term if things start moving with any momentum.
It can't be stated how insanely ignored the miner space is at the moment. No one gives a shit about them.
For example here's some meme lines for the pokemon brand miner. Most of the charts out there are identical.
Just buy something that's not entirely speculative in nature and you're good for the next year.

>>56800062
WAGMI

>>56800128
>>56800270
Literally go to crescat capitals page and buy 10 of their companies that they are invest in.

electric grid needs to at least 3x in size in the next couple years to meet cloud computing demands in the US.
>New Coal/Nuclear plants have been regulated out of possibility.
>renewables suck and don't actually provide industrial scale electricity
>that leaves natural gas as our only source of tripling the electric grid.

How can I make money on this?

Silver got to $24.99 and they smacked it down 10 cents, can you believe the chutzpah?

>>56800328
*I think natural gas prices will increase but not as much as grid prices.
Would it be better to invest in companies producing gas turbines? Selling electricity (subsidies cut into profits)? Midstream gas?

>>56800328
Oilfield Services.

Peter Schiff just released the 60 minute Australian hit job that cost him his bank right now.

https://youtu.be/UxqhEvbOpvM?si=_RMk2yEA675xFUck

REPENT NOW! THE PETER SCHIFF REVENGE SHOW HAS JUST BEGUN!

Mining stock education
https://youtu.be/3cUgl-crlkU?si=S_5mSDLWtnH1Oj1N

>>56800141
>>56800270
yeah but some are better than others. like i've owned some mentioned here before like blue lagoon, galleon gold, aurion but those all ended up kinda sucking. should i just buy GDXJ?

>>56800523
Most of those junior miners went down with the rest of the market. GDXJ has higher market cap them many of the ones shilled here or by crescat.

>>56800432
Looks like that attacks begins at 11 minute mark.

>>56800128
Scottie seems cheap

>>56800523

The problem with going too small and speculative, is that those exploration play shitcos have to move on actually hitting something, hype or hopium entirely, rather than something a bit more tangible, like already having a resource and trying to expand it by drilling on the property that already has plenty of hits.
It's not a bad idea to play the 200-500 mil market cap or even bigger ones rather than the smallest guys.
As we saw with Uranium, the biggest player Cameco had the best performance in the last 2 years. You might not get the added leverage by adding risk going with the 5-50 mil MC explorers.
If you want to play it really safe just buy Agnico Eagle or some other multi billion player.

>>56800432
>>56800566
19:20 The mask came off of the interviewer.

>>56800523
Blue lagoon is still very good

>>56800523
>should i just buy GDXJ?
Yes.
If you have to ask, just stick to ETFs. You will not pick a winner and you will not be spoonfed a winner. It's far more likely that you'll pick or be spoonfed dogshit like you admit to having already had happened. Stick to ETFs.

Can somebody do a quick analysis on an Egyptian gold mining company called Centamin for me please

Posting from Cancun after a long night of oyakodon. Why is my GDXU up?

>>56801259
>GDXU
I've never heard of this.
redpill me on this
I just use GDXJ

>>56800523
Lion One my dude

What do you guys think of JNUG 3x etf?

>>56800523
I second this>>56801598 althought I dont have a bag anymore.

>>56801667
Borrow money to buy call option on it.

>>56800356
Back up to $25.01 now. Get fucked JPM.

>>56801667
Good for short term (2-3 month) holds during the big moves. Be aware that gold will probably get stuck again at $2090 and head back down, chopping sideways. Gary says it might take a few weeks before it can start putting in new highs. He's not recommending using leveraged ETFs yet for that reason, but if you can handle the volatility, you should be good if you hold through it.

>>56802226
>>56801868
Why does it go down like crazy randomly?
What is this I hear about it "decaying"?
If gold booms and it goes up would it stay that high or is there some property of it that would make it fall quickly?
Would it go up a lot more than the GDXJ?

We must be making it because the retarded tourist questions are here.

>>56803212
Please spoonfeed me. Im new to this

>>56803236
You had 6 billion years

If it makes you feel better I didn't directly mean your questions as at a glance I count at least four tourist retards ITT so far and the thread is young

Google "3x ETF" and google "ETF decay"

>>56803308
>6 billion years
Are we finally going to make it?

>>56800128
The gold shitco portfolio:
>TSXV / OTC / Germany
Nevada Exploration NGE.v / NVDEF / 28N0
Discovery Harbour DHR.v / DCHRF / 4GW0
Cortus Metals CRTS.v / CRTTF
Every turd, especially the dormant ones, will float to the top in a gold bull market. Multibaggers are found when nobody else is looking.

>>56800962
>Jersey-based
neat, my family's from there
>analysis
Financials look reasonable, good margins at current prices. Price performance looks okay for the sector and dividends are pretty consistent. They're taking on debt but it's still 0% of total equity and is funding new projects so that's all good
Main concern would be the lifetime of their assets which I haven't looked at.

>>56800141

>>56804410
He will finally be vindicated.

>>56804433
checked

>>56800523
Buy a small ($500) Starcore bag

>>56803212
It's true the spoonfeeders are coming in. At least they are still early enough to make 10x gains if they learn what to invest in.

Daily Hedgeless Horseman Copium.
https://youtu.be/XnWgF-uIjR4?si=AHjsqQPCl1lxs6AZ

Also Peter Schiff is going live in 15 minutes. GET IN HERE BOYS.
https://www.youtube.com/live/O496NGmwDjQ?si=k80QpH2zwnHD9i0B

>>56800034
my biggest position is 1450 shares of NEM, down slightly with a position price of $43. today was a fun day, but i want to see this stock at least double next year.

Bros we might hit ATH today

HE'S LIVE!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O496NGmwDjQ

>>56803852
Backed by the Higgs brothers, Nevada Exploration (NGE.v / NVDEF / 28N0) holds a sprawling package of prospective greenfield gold properties in one of the most prolific gold producing areas on the planet -- Nevada. Following years of chasing anomalies in groundwater, Nevada Exploration has disposed of it's old leadership, cleaned up its share structure and is poised to enter the new gold bull run with a clean slate. Noted mining pundit Eric Coffin said Dennis Higgs "is a very good promoter and, yeah, knows where the bodies are buried when it comes to getting a market to move." When the market is ready, and, make no mistake, they will know, the Higgs brothers will pump Nevada Exploration to the moon.

>>56804604
if only we'd all been lucky enough to have our feeding begin now, not many of us survivors from 2020

>>56805278
>>56804604
Mighty knowers, forsooth.
Bestow upon this humble spoon a morsel of thine knowledge. If I were to drop say, 15k, where'st ought I dispose of the tainted government tender?

>>56803852
A company of the prolific Metals Group, Cortus Metals (CRTS.v / CRTTF) is a prospect generator with a juicy suite of strategically located gold prospects throughout northern Nevada. Cortus began publicly trading toward the end of the last gold bull run, but has suffered on account of arriving too late. The company has been preserving it's capital and laying low, ready to pounce once the inevitable flurry of chasers come looking for a project to lease from Cortus. Their projects include everything from drill-ready to Greenfield's, one of which has recently been joint ventured by a private mining firm. Priced right, Cortus is sure to be a multibaggers in the forthcoming bull market.

>>56803852
Discovery Harbour Resources (DHR.v / DCHRF / 4GW0) is an explorer backed by mine builder Richard Gilliam, who founded Cumberland Resources which was ultimately bought out by Massey Energy for $960,000,000. The company is currently in negotiations to acquire its new project. Indications are promising that Discovery Harbour is close to pulling off a major coup in the sector, as its share price has risen 80% in recent weeks. Gilliam owns a third of the company's shares and is poised to benefit from the tight share structure once it steps back in to the arena.

>>56805332
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Bayhorse Silver. The technical reports are extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of geology most of the assays will go over a typical investor's head. There's also Graeme's optimistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation - his personal business draws heavily from historical records, for instance. The holders understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of this mine, to realize that they're not just bonanza grade- they say something deep about the economic system. As a consequence people who dislike Bayhorse Silver truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Graeme's existencial catchphrase "2 more weeks," which itself is a cryptic reference to when Graeme's mansion will be built. I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Bayhorse's three PhD geologist genius unfolds itself on /biz/. What fools... how I pity them. And yes by the way, I DO have a Bayhorse Silver tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- And even they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand.

>>56805332
with 15k today, and based in part on the last 3+ years of pain, I might do something like
$2k - GDX
$2k - AEM
$2k - BTG
$2k - HL
$1k - PAAS
all 5 pay dividends
$1k - FSM
$1k - SCOT
$1k - SGD
$1k - NFG
$1K - IPT
$1k - SALT

>>56805686
>$1K - IPT
Don't trust the Mexicans

$100 NAK inevitable.

First Quantum just shut its mine down in Panama due to protests. A real shame, that single mine was a massive chunk of the local GDP. Idiots. First Quantum is probably fucked, and so are the bigger companies that backed them.

>>56806802
The greens need to be put down. They're the worst political force out there.

They want us back to living as hunter-gatherers.

>>56801667
Don't buy until we break 2090.

>>56803040
A market is made of buyers and sellers of all types, backgrounds, and budgets. A large part of the metals market is manipulated by big players.


Add all those factors together and that's why markets behave the way they do.


Decay is something that takes place over the course of years and the percentage varies.

>>56803236
Commit to hanging out here for a month before making any investments. If you are itching to do something, buy physical silver.

Monument metals.com
Jm bullion.com

Get as much weight as you can for the cheapest price.

>>56804578
Now there's a name I haven't seen in a long time.

>>56806820
>They want us back to living as hunter-gatherers
Woah, greens are based?

>>56806950
I don't understand this ridiculous primitivist thinking.

>>56807009
It's pure ideology or naivete to think that living like a foragers 30,000 years ago would be some kind of improvement over what we have now.

>>56807073
Wrong.

>>56806802
RIP, that was 40% of their revenue. They really are effectively fucked, they had so many up and coming projects too. I'm gonna pick them up if they drop to $6.

>>56807212
the country as a whole seems fucked, as a lot of people still want to keep the mine until its done as its a huge job creator in the region.

>>56807271
Some countries deserve to suffer because their people are politically stupid.
Sad to say, but it's true.

Zoom out on silver. Looks like the same setup we had into the $30+ years ago

>>56807271
Yup. 5% of the GDP. Surely copper mining isn't the worst thing possible for the environment.
That's about what the oil industry is in Canada, so same idea really.

>>56807271
The people left jobless and poor by this stupidity will just migrate up to North America.

>>56800034
Kootenay, Bayhorse, Hercules, Silver one, Guanajato, Galleon gold

>>56807724
Oh yeah, I'm holding Impact silver too.

>>56800034
>i need more galleon.

>>56804410
Every time he starts getting sure like this, we drop $150

>>56805497
Everyday multiple times a day I stare at my penny stocks at 50+% losses. I show my friends and family and watch them recoil in pain, I show all my jewish and brown friends on 4chinz just to be laughed at and called fool. Pain? I use to feel pain. Now I feel only the thrill at seeing red lines and thinking out loud “Thank God, I can acooooooom” as I slowly sweat and think “when I make it i’ll never have to see another nigger again”

Silver X should change their name to Silver Keks
>All-In-Sustaining Cost ("AISC") of $33.45 per AgEq ounce produced

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2860-tsx-venture/agx/152022-silver-x-reports-third-quarter-2023-financial-results.html

PETE YOU BENCHOD STOP JINXING IT

>>56800854
RELEASE THE BONANZA

>>56809521
They'll need to release the financing soon if they get permitted.

>>56804410
Doesn't Schiff understand that anybody can mine gold? If the price increases more people will mine it and eventually the added supply will force the price down again.

>>56809777
>Doesn't Schiff understand that anybody can mine gold? If the price increases more people will mine it and eventually the added supply will force the price down again.
You know it's a lot easier to print money than mine gold, right anon? nice jackpot btw

hey does anyone know where can i find "old" feasibility studies on some of the prospects mining company went out to develop?

>>56805686
What went on with SALT in the end? Some big shilling went on here last year and the beginning of this one about how it's going to be acquired soon (tm) and do a 10x or whatever. But nothing panned out in the end, as always from cmmg.

>>56810138
SALT is just getting started, it's nowhere near "the end"

>>56810138
17x (now 89x) any two moar weeks now, fellow shareholder.

>>56810177
Sounds like a cope to me. If it's anything like poo lagoon and gayhorse, you'll be saying the same shit going into 2034.
>>56810245
Personally I think it's literally going to 100x any day now + two more weeks.

>>56810138
>in the end
kek, they just assembled a proven team, the world's most advanced, lowest cost, state of the art salt mine doesn't happen overnight

>>56810138

The time frames fell apart due to management screwing up pretty much every single thing with the project.
Drilling was delayed, feasibility study was delayed and done with a company that didn't understand how salt mines work and the numbers got fucked, marketing was lackluster and you could argue even TPR has been handled really badly by not taking it public.
Thank fuck they now have a new management with capable people, but most likely the stock will only move when they start figuring out funding for the mine construction. Basically dead money or slow bleed until it starts moving on news.
I'm out of it for the moment, but I'll jump back in after riding the rest of the market on uptrends.

>>56810348
"I'm putting together a team"

>>56810324
If you don't have life changing gains in the first thirty minutes then you know it's a scam

VUL is going to $0.60/share minimum and then I'm off to Japan, screencap this.

>>56807330
Now let's see the failing Venezuelan regime try to invade Guyana for it's newfound oil wealth.

>>56803852
>Nevada Exploration NGE.v / NVDEF / 28N0
>Discovery Harbour DHR.v / DCHRF / 4GW0
>Cortus Metals CRTS.v / CRTTF

those are 3 of the worst looking charts i've ever seen. shan't be buying that garbage

>>56804578
>Starcore
nah that's another shitco. i was here for the formation of /cmmg/ and actually wrote part of the "Steer Clear" list. Aurcana and Great Panther were written by me. I thought I wrote a couple other ones but it looks like they were removed. I might have written Silver Spruce too, can't remember, there was one other anon who was tracking that company as well who might have wrote it, but either way we came to the same conclusion

>>56800854
>Blue lagoon is still very good
if they get denied a permit, it's over for blue lagoon. they've already spent the last like year and a half doing nothing but waiting for that shit

>>56811201
>basing microcap purchases on TA
>>56811222
>i was here for the formation of /cmmg/ and actually wrote part of the "Steer Clear" list
These are the people giving you financial advice lol >>56800523
Like I said on a previous ID, stick to ETFs m8

>>56801598
>Lion One my dude
i see there is still a fascination with Japan in this thread for some fucking reason

>>56800128
I like the idea of gambling on actual producers like THX.V, JAG.TO, SRB.L, CXB.TO instead of shitcos that never get their mine dug and just dilute into infinity

>>56800303
>Literally go to crescat capitals page and buy 10 of their companies that they are invest in.
Crescat doesn't even have 10 investable companies listed. I've looked at ALL of the charts for all the companies listed and goddamn i have never seen a bigger shitshow all in one place in my life. the only companies whose charts look decent / good are:

Condor Resources, Hercules Silver, Nevada King, NFGC, Snowline Gold (already mooned), and Tectonic Metals (kind of ok)

NFGC looks the best to me because at least its listed on NYSE instead of the fucking scam exchange TSXV

>>56800034
Now this is where Federalgoldcoin comes to play, my biggest and most bullish RWA(Real World Assets), as it brings these gems in sync with crypto.

>>56800034
Scottie, SBSW, Thor explorations

>>56811327
>Like I said on a previous ID, stick to ETFs m8
yeah sorry I had to ditch /cmmg/ for a while to, you know, actually go and make some fucking money trading other stuff instead of being down -67% on everything except uranium like most of this thread

>>56811327
>basing microcap purchases on TA
the charts don't lie bud.

>>56811428

How to analyze a gold mining company? Can someone tell me about Deccan gold?

Bros, boughted some copx and dnn. How stoobid am I?

Should I buy BEX?

>>56812064
yes, it's on sale today

>should I buy abc
>should I buy xyz
>should I buy nggr
I think it's starting boys

>>56812143
>should I buy nggr
back up the truck for nggr

>>56811606
>the charts don't lie bud.
Like they didn't on your "winners list"? Did you DD gayhorse too? They lied so hard that you fled the thread to make money elsewhere, meanwhile people who know how to do actual DD like based French anon are making bank on picks that you think only look good now after multiple green candles l m a o
As TA master Andy always says; green candle bullish, red candle bearish! Right? Keep TAing microcaps and see how that works out for you lad

>spam picks as a list every thread claiming they had unanimous approval
>btw guys all my picks turned out to be shit, should I just buy gdxj??
These are the people giving you financial advice
l m a o

>>56811606
TA doesn't apply to shit with little to no volume.
>GAYPNG

>>56812257
>Like they didn't on your "winners list"? Did you DD gayhorse too? They lied so hard that you fled the thread to make money elsewhere
thats part of the reason i started prioritizing what charts look like... because of those failed shitcos. i didnt look at charts the way i do now back when i first got into junior mining stocks like 3 years ago

>>56812257
>Did you DD gayhorse too?
i did, and i am the reason that the bayhorse shill finally fucked off, because of my counter-DD and battling him thread after thread

>>56812257
>spam picks as a list every thread claiming they had unanimous approval
>>btw guys all my picks turned out to be shit, should I just buy gdxj??
i never did this and am just returning to the thread after like a year and a half. i did not write any DD for stocks you SHOULD buy, I only wrote a couple entries for stocks you SHOULD NOT buy - big difference

>>56812257
>These are the people giving you financial advice
i have never given financial advice besides a couple stocks to avoid, which I was right, by the way. Aurcana is a consistent failure and Great Panther did declare bankruptcy and went to 0

>2048 gold
>25.15 silver
Where are the banker ? I'm trying to believe this rally bros...

>>56812457
>>56812452
>>56812436
>>56812257
>>56812199
>>56812143
>>56812064

WE LIVE IN A FANTASY WORLD NOW

REALITY HAS BEEN DESTROYED

>>56812485
>listening to bald canadians with a speech impediment who only has guests on that say golds going to 5000
that channel should be shut down

>>56811567
>I've looked at ALL of the charts
>Meme lines
NGMI

>>56812199
Holy kek I was expecting him to rip it down or something hahahahaha

>looking through silver minerals
which one of you did the graphics for that wiki page?

>>56812755
>Meme lines
you want to buy this stock? go right ahead. a lot of them look like this. i will post what a good chart looks like in the next post

>>56812755
>>56813464
this is what a good chart looks like. cup + handle breaking out to the upside

>>56813464
I haven't read your argument but I agree with what you're saying. Avoid bloated explore cos.

>>56809777
That's the entire thesis of commodity investing. You know how long it takes to get a mine running though? Is your protest serious or sarcastic?

>>56805686
I had 100$, whaddya think

>>56814513
It would be a better investment to buy a suit than invest in stocks. You need to get your income up to 100k+ before making any serious investments.

>>56814614
Im a uni student w/ a part time job at domino's, don't have anything to do with my money after bills tho

>>56814651
I should clarify too ig, normally I have 500 a mth disposable

>>56814513
that frenfolio will outperform 90% of /cmmg/ and has Japan written all over it

>I cant wait until I make 10% on my $100

The absolute state of poorfags

>>56815160
>screenshot_robinhood.jpg
Says it all

>>56814651
>>56814676
Still NGMI. You need to focus on making money. What's the degree you're studying? Because if it's not engineering or nursing it's trash.

>Copper futures reached a ten-week high on Wednesday following the announcement by Panama's government to shut down a controversial $10 billion copper mine owned by First Quantum Minerals Ltd. The decision came after the Supreme Court of the Central American country declared the 20-year concession given to the Canadian mining operator was unconstitutional.

>"We have decided to unanimously declare unconstitutional the entire law 406 [granted mining concessions to First Quantum Minerals] of October 20, 2023," Supreme Court President Maria Eugenia Lopez said on Tuesday.

>Later that evening, President Laurentino Cortizo posted on social media platform X that the "transition process for the orderly and safe closure of the mine" had already begun. Production at Cobre mine has already been disrupted due to environmentalist protesters and labor unions.


https://www.zerohedge.com/commodities/panama-forcing-copper-close-mega-copper-mine-significant-event

>>56815664
lmao why are leftists so brainwashed
>NOOOOOO I DONT WANT PROSPERITY, I WANT TREES I WILL NEVER SEE IN MY LIFE TO STAY UNDISTURBED

>>56815594
CS

>>56815745
Even two years ago IEA said the projected demand for copper will overshoot the projected worldwide production, this will make the deficit even more pronounced. Dr. Copper will lift all commodities when this is realized by the greater part of the market.

OIL
TO
ZEROZEROZERO

>>56800141
>just go into microcaps bro, 100x, easypeasy
What a scammy cunt. I guess if I was 18 and only had 2000 dollars to my name I would do that but fuck losing it all on analvore corp or whatever he's shilling.

>>56815664
>>56807516
>>56807330
This really screams chinese anti mining program. Kill a project with propaganda funded through small groups, then come in and take over that same project with one of their backed companies.
Mike Baker on Joe Rogan of all places did a fantastic explanation on how they do this on the local level with western backed mining projects.

>>56816372
Their doing this shit in Chile too, how many Cu projects the last 2-3 years have been scuttled due to NIMBY socialist policies. Hell, you've probably shared a dozen JrMiningNetwork links on that subject during that timeframe alone kek

Iv'e got a windfarm a few kms from my house, it fucking sucks since their ugly and useless, but what can you do.

Were gunna have to go after those uneconomic and near-technologically impossible 20% Cu oceanfloor deposits since some Chilean fucks wont cooperate

Oh and apparently Kissinger died lol

>>56816398
yep its usually "grassroots protests" that seemingly spring up out of nowhere. Look at the protest movement against that massive hard rock lithium project in the central US too which name escapes me, its classic.

https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/deep-sea-mining-company-sues-greenpeace-amid-standoff-at-sea-1.2004622

another interesting situation. I ve posted about the metals company before, focusing on if their tech actually can economically operate, this is focused on the fight against them mining deep sea vents.

>>56816372
I agree that China makes the most sense as the backer of these supposedly grassroots environmental protests. I've tried to say as much and am often met with "It's da jooz!"

Geopolitics is a rough game and China is certainly not pure as snow like some on the political right would like to believe, since they want to believe in a counterweight to ZOG/The West.
In the end, I think if China plays the game of geopolitics better than the West does, then the West deserves to end up playing second fiddle and North America and Australia can end up as Chinese resource colonies.

>>56816613
i am sure a big chunk is in fact local animosity against these projects, but the funding to actually fight them is almost entirely backed by china. However, its also happening to them as well on other fronts, especially in africa, with money coming from more shady sources fighting chinese expansion.

Also very interesting to note the dispute in Guyana with the pending Venezuelan invasion. Tons of gold in the land and some of the best oil deposits, Exxon is there. Wonder if WTI will spike if a an initial conflict arose, then spread to nearby oil production. Pretty sure the Americans sent in a bunch of multinationals like Exxon to help get more of those barrels off the black market and into regular commerce. Venezuela was basically Iran until recently. Iran themselves might be outputting 1-2.5 million barrels a day on the black market to China

>>56811567
NFGC is NFG on the TSXV btw.. Sprott is a huge backer of this project, I want to say around 20% ownership. Queensway is an amazing project

>>56816808
>However, its also happening to them as well on other fronts, especially in africa, with money coming from more shady sources fighting chinese expansion.
Yes, that's how the geopolitical chess game is played. Realpolitik wins at the end of the day. I have no doubt the US is funding anti-China expansion efforts in Africa through various channels. And Russia probably gets involved too.
None of this should shock anyone, especially here in a mining forum. In fact, it's great to get this information out there so that investors know that there are shady political forces trying to disrupt or take over someone else's mining project. Forewarned is forearmed.

>>56816847

>>56816613
Jews run China. Who do you think invented communism?

Are you retarded?

>>56816847
the territory that Venezuela is claiming is very tough to cross, and nearly impossible to properly hold. There have been hundreds of illegal mining and oil drilling operations in that part of the amazon for decades, they can operate because the govs of either side cant reach them.

>>56816419
>I've got a windfarm a few kms from my house, it fucking sucks
Actually, wind blows.
Who PAYS for wind? It's free!

>>56816933
So the Jews are running China and the US while each country competes to sabotage each other's foreign influence over resources?

>>56817437
when we say the jews control everything we really do mean everything

>>56817630
I guess it's possible. I have no doubt Jews have enormous influence in the West and pretty much run the US. I am not so sure about their influence over China, though.

https://streamable.com/e/f07tbe

>>56817630
>>56817635
Look at the powerful banking families like Rothschild and Rockefellers. I'm not sure where to place them, but I'm certain there's probably at least two layers at or above world governments.
It doesnt ultimately matter. Everyone lives and dies eventually. Just enjoy the ride and help those you care about.

>>56817078
One unit at Pickering Nuclear plant (3.1gWh cap.) produces 5x the amount of power as Ontarios entire wind fleet (5gWh cap.) during peak summer period. This is the time you really need electricity for AC lol

>>56812452
>i am the reason that the bayhorse shill finally fucked off, because of my counter-DD and battling him thread after thread
lmao oh you're that deluded retard, I remember you. There really is no point arguing. Yeah man it was all you, you were the hero! Maybe if you'd showed him that gayhorse didn't have a sippy cup and handle or ascending cock and balls pattern he'd have fucked off sooner. Do you still have that screenshot of the final (you)? I bet you do, faggot.

TA is mostly useless on microcaps because they are news driven and any significant volume in response to news often invalidates preexisting price action in a heartbeat, but I get it, you watched a few TA videos and now think you're hot shit. In reality though, you should be TAing the underlying commodity and investing in undervalued companies based on individual DD, not TAing the microcaps themselves you turbotard. If you want to TA things seriously then do it on ETFs where it can actually be applied. That is the best advice you're going to get outside of the following: Stick to GDXJ.

You're welcome.

>>56812452
/CMMG/ was born of Bayhorse, you will never be rid of us. Hercules Silver went from $0.13 to over $1 in short amount of time due to the geology. The bet is that Bayhorse has similar ground. I don't care if if have any horse - but I bought quite a few share at $0.01-0.02 range, but feel free to stay poor.

>>56818596
>look how great our neighbour is doing
>we've been "spurred" onwards! Get it??? Like a horse!
Enjoy your nearology pump. Hopefully for your sake you took profits

>>56818596
>>56807921
it will be epic horse frens

https://kingworldnews.com/get-in-before-the-public-starts-buying-silver-because-the-price-is-headed-hundreds-of-dollars-higher/

>>56818455
>oh you're that deluded retard
yes i am the deluded retard who realized commodities (besides oil and uranium) would be in a bear market for a while due to rising interest rates and ditched the thread. how much are you down bro? lmao

the worst part about all this is gold near all-time highs and none of these junior mining stocks have done shit. how are you any better than the delusional GME fags?

>>56818596
>Bayhorse
their only income is renting out the ore sorter to someone who's actually mining LMAO. holy fuck that is grim

>>56818884
Graeme will deliver the bonanza copper porphyry

>>56818884
I don't invest in junior mining stocks because they are unreliable to TA, dipshit. I trade ETFs and actually make money.

as gold goes higher FOMO will kick in at some point and 20% daily gains in juniors will become boring

>>56819884
>I trade ETFs and actually make money.
there is hope for you after all

>>56820698

That's the best part about the junior field going forward.
It's so unloved and ignored, that when it starts getting any amount of real attention, the miners are going to be pulling insane sustained numbers.
I'm actually a bit baffled at how slow the big money is to move into this field, but it's coming.
It does show how long the road ahead is too.
The retail will still be buying the dip in tech a year from now when juniors have mooned to their ATHs and then they'll start FOMOing to push things far higher.

>>56820924
wagmi

Not sure if it's worth staying with sugar
Even with the El niño going until mid 2024 and bad India crops it seems like it's not going much higher than it already is

>>56820924
>It's so unloved and ignored, that when it starts getting any amount of real attention, the miners are going to be pulling insane sustained numbers.
been hearing that for years

>>56822302

And you weren't exactly wrong to hear it.
If you were hearing it from 2018 to 2021 it was the right sentiment and held true to a point you'd still be up 5-10x if you were riding that first wave in practically anything that wasn't entirely speculative.
Problem is that a lot of us got in around the highs and have gotten completely assraped during the pullback in various sectors, to a point everyone is completely demoralized as the portfolios scream -50% or even -85%.
In the last 2 years companies did nothing but cooled off and then we got the AI mania lifting rest of the markets, sucking up all of the money.
But now we're headed towards an ATH in gold and silver is finally breaking out of the years long wedge, so it's going to be the right sentiment once more.

There was some SALT copium from the AGM on CEO today.
Sounds like they're moving forward towards mine build on all fronts

>>56818596
It doesn't matter what kind of geology bayhorse has, the management is incompetent at best and scammed at worst. Remember the bags? What ever happened with that? Straight up lie.

>>56822543

I went over it and there are few telling things about the expected timeline.

>Rick noted that many mining EAs can take 2-5 years
>It’s a clean mine. When asked if Management expected a protracted timeline like being experienced by GH2, the consensus answer was ‘no”.
>They hoping to have clarity by the middle of 2024

I remember hearing people say that the EAs would be done in Q1 2024, but that was obviously bullshit.
Regardless of how much more straightforward this mine is, we're still looking at least 1 year for the EA etc.. process, perhaps more.
They're not even going to know the state of the EA timeline until mid 2024.

Financing side of things actually sounds the best of this bunch.
Just sell some future production, get few institutional guys to buy in and then they'll get the lenders on board.
Probably still heavily dependent on the rates situation though and who knows how that plays out.

Then there's the equipment.
>He noted that during COVID, or the last few years in general, the wait times seemed to be north of 2 years due to customer demand
>However, they are seeing a softening in demand and the manufacturers seem to be indicating average wait times of about 16 months

That demand is going to explode if commodities take off and everyone starts ordering equipment.
First they need financing to order them and after that it's still +1 year wait on top of it.

This project is going to take at least until late 2024 or even 2025 when it starts properly moving with real developments.
I really like the potential and I will invest into it again one day, but this is dead money that will bleed increasingly as people ditch it for sectors that are actually moving.
I expect that nothing major will happen before EA is done and even that may be a nothingburger, the real catalyst for price movement being acquiring funding.
Of course it's always possible that this moves with the algos following CRB index pumping so there's that.

>>56800034
>Barrick
>BHLL
>Scottie
>Galleon
>GROY

Gold Royalties seemed like an interesting buy. Admittedly I heard it on Kiyosaki’s show yesterday and read up a little on it and as far as risk/return it didn’t seem terrible upon first glance. They’re a company that acts as a financial source for miners that need the money. That can be good, but also can be bad should they loan the money and the assays and everything come up tits up. For $1.50 per share it didn’t seem outlandish. Barrick I’m unironically up 3% on my position, and got it just as something safe to have as opposed to some of the other memes that get thrown around. Scottie and BHLL are basically memes, but BHLL actually has shown potential.

>>56815594
Jokes on you goofy, I'm up 47 cents today

Why the fuck is everyone so quiet?
Gold will make a new ATH in the next week or so and will skyrocket further.

>>56823738
First time EVER gold closes a month over $2k

>>56823476
being that far in the green easily places your portfolio in the top 20% of /cmmg/

>>56822798
If it wants to crab downwards for another year I'm good with that, I can keep dca'ing.

>>56810931
cozy and nice :)

>>56823931
yup bullish af

>>56816847
ExxonMobile private militaries to operate in South America.

How are my fellow Impact baggies feeling as we sit near a 3 year low despite silver pumping?

>>56825973
why do you fall in love with stocks anon?
I sold shit like impact, aurcana, bayhorse etc a long time ago and found better stocks that I have actually made 2.5x on in the past 3 months

just buy some of the ones on GV's list and you'll do fine

>>56822768
Those bags that GO was pictured with were an ominous sign for our portfolios, that’s for sure

Damn, I sold out in August at .38 (1.8), fuck Art. Such a huge deposit in the Black Sea and nothing to show for it. I think it could be a neat add from here based on likely Nat gas pumps in the winter

>>56826094
Fred hasn't betrayed me and I won't betray Fred. Besides we're supposed to buy low/sell high and Impact is one of the silver producers that's still at a low.

Scottie looking like they’re turning around on their chart, record high gold has people chasing micro caps

>>56826196

>>56826201
there's so many better opportunities out there right now

Global bond markets are all indicating the same thing: the bull steepener is here, and that’s not a good thing for the global economy- Jeff Snider

https://twitter.com/JeffSnider_EDU/status/1729906647231778944

>>56826196
The stock was manipulated by a hedge fund. Did you hear about it?

>>56826094
This. Never put a ring on your bags, it’s just basic trading 101, getting emotional. I cut ties with SALT and have done slightly better swing trading a few others while it continued to dump. I’m still overall slightly bullish on them but I’m going to have to see how new management does before I commit anything substantial towards them again.

is anyone else watching what might go down between Venezuela and Guyana? There are a lot of resources on the line in the region Venezuela wants.

>>56827087
Yes, world war 3 has already started with the war in Ukraine, Israel vs hamas and now one popping off in South America too.

>>56826283
Name 3
Impact reported revenue a few days ago

>>56827345
benton resources
hercules silver
outcrop

>>56826094
GV?

>>56827617
https://www.goldventures.org/blog/junior-portfolio

https://encoreuranium.com/news/encore-energy-commences-uranium-production-at-the-south-texas-rosita-isr-uranium-central-processing-plant/

>>56800018
I've been thinking about buying silver for about a month now but today I purchased 25 ounces of silver kangaroos because I live near the Perth Mint.

I'll buy next year's when they get released also.

>>56827742
>>>/pmg/

>>56826094
YES goy, buy everything on GV's lists, just ignore that he pumps and dumps all of them to his retard followers and that 90% are shit that he won't own after they've pumped.

>>56811596
>>56822899
>>>56826205
I've been slurping some Scottie and have a stink bid in for another 1,000 at .14. They will have newsflow for the next 3-4 months with around 10,000m of assays pending. They should launch either by gold price climbing or if they hit another 400g-m hole like last year

>>56823931
>>56825580

>>56828368
Pete needs to stop.

My Poo Lagoon order has been filled.

>>56829953
based bottom fisher

>>56829953
Unironically 2 weeks left until the permit decision is announced

>>56830293
They need to do a large PP, be careful.

>>56826201
Fred will deliver massive profits, it's ridiculous it got as low as it did

Anyone looking at solar?
Entire sector has gotten absolutely smoked to pre corona levels and it seems to be making a bit of a jump from the bottom, could be that it's done falling for good.
If it starts breaking through these long term meme lines it's worth a look on a pullback.
Almost tempted to ride it even now, but a lot of the companies have already done 50-100% by now.
Man I hate when sectors turn at the same time. Could have waited for silver to run a bit and only then go up for maximum gains.

>>56822768
>Remember the bags? What ever happened with that? Straight up lie.
We have confirmed those bags are filled with ore sorted material.

JAPAN IMMINENT

Gold less than $1.00 from ATH, holy fuck.

If only you knew how bright future will be

>>56831270
>$1.00
no it isnt lol where are you looking?

>>56800018
>silver, gold & uranium pump wildely
>all my stocks in those sectors go down

Give me one good (Just one, I don't want to get overwhelmed) source for mining/commodities stock investing. I am studying mining/mineral economics and want to become a big G in this industry and land an analyst position at metals&mining department of some jewish company

>>56831409
No. The fact that you're not prepared to even read the thread to find a good pick means you're all talk, you aren't going to be studying shit. You're just another dumb nigger who wants spoonfed because he saw a green candle.

Lurk moar or gtfo

>>56831409
Bayhorse silver

>>56827692
Its the best uranium stock. It will be the only uranium producer in the US. I have over 30% of my pf in this company and am expecting a 10x.

>>56831409
Lobo tigre has a nice list on his "my takes" thing. he gives in depth ratings of hundreds of miners.

>>56831462
No no I lurk but I am asking for a go to source for mining stocks, as in a certain youtube channel, blog etc. Also I am reading a mineral exploration business book from my uni library trying to learn the terminology and get a good base level overview of the industry

A lot of spoon feeders coming in here but also a few bright new inquisitive minds. Let's help these people on their journey because who knows? they may become the next big thinkers on the board and make solid contributions.

>>56831322
Refresh the chart.

>>56831322
https://twitter.com/zerohedge/status/1730657391710978234
>SPOT GOLD EXTENDS GAINS TO HIT ALL-TIME HIGH, LAST UP 1.5% AT $2,074 PER OUNCE

>>56831907
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nn4TA-CBT4Y

It's happening

>tHoSe ChArTs LoOk TeRrIbLe

How are lithium sisters holding up?

>>56827006
No, I honestly haven’t been watching it much since I sold in August. I know they have like $30M in FCF and they’ve still been diluting as of late. They generate like $150,000K per day right now and hit on 6/6 holes at SASB. have to look into this more

>>56832375
We'll find the bottom at some point. Seems stocks haven't followed the last month of price decline but we'll see. I averaged down (tripled my holdings) last month.
Sneed LAAC to get to break-even point though, maybe I'll average down on that in two weeks, then sell it when it jumps 10% or something. Don't want them.

Benton resources is going to moon this week.

>>56807734
>>56826201
FRED IS THE MAN!

>>56819001

>>56826205

>>56831210
Well what happened with them?

>>56831108
Not dismissing you, your research, or your ta, but solar is gay.

>>56832382
There was a hedgedund heavily shorting it and the fund blew up and the manager killed himself. It was legit and was the reason the price action sucked.

It's so funny watching people slowly change their mind on mining stocks.
It's already starting. You're going to see people FOMO soon.

>>56834777
Nice digits. It’s not like the bullshit jobs numbers, gdp (((growth))) or any of this shit is going to just go away. When someone can’t even afford to go to the grocery store anymore it definitely begs the jewish question

>>56834777
trips of truth, everyone here who weathered the brutal storm and didn't get shaken out will be rewarded

They are going make us think we're winning and then smack the price back to 1900 in a couple if weeks

>>56835138
Hopefully I can get back where I started

PETER LIVE IN 20 MINS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KLZRdT1rlE

>>56835216
Is he going to tell me to buy gold?

>>56831409
Everything is listed in the OP, cmon now

A quick lowdown on what Jeff Snider had to say about China’s current economic climate. TLDR: Not good!

Xi’s 31-point plan to rescue his economy has failed miserably and will drag the rest of the worldwide economy down with it. Their stimulus hasn’t been working for any prolonged about of time. The CCP announced recently that they would remove a 3% deficit limit for the year, and allow up to 3.8%. To have the CCP even touch their deficit spending amounts tells you a lot about their internal economic issues, as deficit spending is just about as last resort as it gets in Chinese fiscal policy.

Look at Shanghai steel (rebar) futures. They rebounded on the heels of the much-celebrated Chinese ending of pandemic measures last year. The general consensus was that Chinas economy was struggling post-2020 because of lockdown measures, and opening thing up would lead to prosperity once again. Shanghai steel futures topped out in May and had been faltering into September, when Beijing announced the increase in deficit spending. Steel went from 3600 yuan a tonne to 4000. Seems like a nice recovery right? Not in the context of recent data. Copper prices have also stalled, signalling a tepid response from private Chinese firms. Crude oil is very much the same story. Chinese November PMIs were very weak and even Bloomberg noted that they expect further CPP stimulus. Non-manufacturing PMI is at 50.2, the worst numbers since the lockdowns, and even worse than numbers recorded during the 2008-2009 financial crisis(50.8). Foreign orders are at 46.8 (incredibly weak), weak employment (46.9). The Chinese state administration of foreign exchange reported a net outflow of FDI (foreign direct investment) of $11.8bn, the first time an outflow has been recorded in Chinese history.

At least that’s what the general sentiment of the global bond market is telling us. Looks like bull steepening I.e not good is about to take off and wreak havoc. This is a global synchronized recession.

Hmmmm, gunna revisit this company. Used to own it back in 2020

>>56835179
cool i wanted to buy more anyway

>>56800523
Why shouldnt i pick SGDJ and collect the 2.25% dividend as wel? Seems like a comfier hold

>>56807367
Yea bro shit looks ripe

>>56833868
The fund was long Trillion. The price crashed because their entire portfolio was force liquidated.

>>56835406
Surge has a great property package but they need the Huckleberry Copper mine site owned by Imperial Metals to make it work. so far, no negotiations have been made in recent times on this front, so surge languishes without access to a mill.

Can cmmg pull a hostile takeover on bayhorse? I've got just under 600k shares.

>>56836173
why are you still holding bayhorse? lmao

>>56836173
>I've got just under 600k shares.
If you wanted be an activist shareholder and make demands on the CEO would need to own about 10% of the stock. So if you could increase your stock holding from 600,000 to only about 25,000,000 then you can demand a seat on the board or threaten legal action or try to fire Graeme. Or, you and your fellow horse lovers may own about 25,000,000 together and you can agree to work together and make demands for Graeme to stop pumping ladyboys and actually file a compete mining permit. Its a good thing Graeme spent that money on the Payette facility, how is that place working out?

>>56836875
>and actually file a compete mining permit.
Did he actually not even do that? lmao wtf
why

>>56800018
>CCJ now my best performing asset on my portfolio
uranium chuds I kneel

>>56815594
>>56823476
>>56823999
Up $2.81 goofy

>>56836121
Bo there was a fund shorting trillion and there was an article about it.

>>56836891
the original idea was that the ore was so rich they didn't need a permit because they'd be moving very little rock. Then to make it even sweeter they were going to upgrade the ore with AN ORE SORTER!

Apparently they were wrong about all that.

>>56831263

>>56800018
Imagine speculating on rock like filthy circumcised capitalist. Workers only need $commie

>>56834777
Checked and crypto nerds are going to FOMO in.

>>56835216
>>56835224
>Gold hits all time highs
>Schiff dumps his gold and buys crypto.
The ultimate betrayal.

>>56800432
The revenge has just began.

>>56835216
where are the nudes of Pete's wife?

>>56837084
the B2Gold dividend ex-date was yesterday, you might have just bought in time to get your fat ~6% Q4 cash payment, or more stock, depending on your setting. you'll know on 12/19

>>56837452
The suicide incident was Traynor Ridge and they were long. If they were heavily short and their fund blew up, they would have been forced to close their position, i.e., buy loads of TCF. The stock wouldn't have crashed, it would have pumped.

>>56837452
https://financialpost.com/pmn/business-pmn/hedge-fund-executives-sudden-death-exposes-a-firm-deep-in-trouble

>>56823738
because the time to buy was like 2 years ago when it was $1500 and multiple people could read the writing on the wall.
buyers now are just late. while i might get a 2x out of gold in a reasonable timeframe, they have no hope of it.
but because they're morons and can't listen when they're told the future by others who can see it, rest assured they will show up and FOMO-buy the top. people don't change.

>>56838688
>buyers now are just late
wrong.

>>56823738
Everything has been said already, most of us have our bag. I would gladly take a few thousands to perfect my current position since I want to average down on 2-3 positions but all in all i'm happy with my PF.

>>56838129
>>>/Onlyfans/

Too much euphoria at the gold price

>"I think both gold and Bitcoin are both good inflation hedges and real money."
>Immediately discards all their opinions because they believe in bitcoin.
Anyone else does this?

>>56839872
Peter and Andy don't believe in bitcoin

>>56836891
why file a mining permit when you have no intent on mining? The company is a scam. They had an exploration permit which limited them to mining about 5,000 tons per years and Graeme played this as he was actually mining silver ore. He claimed the ore left in the mine was very high grade while at the same time claming he needed the ore sorter to upgrade the richets ore so he could make money, and that ore would be shipped to Ocean which never happened, then he built a processing facility in Idaho and never processed anything, all the time issuing press releases they were actaully mining. Then the Oregon mining/geology regulators crached down on the fraud and stopped everything. Any retard can read the lies constantly issued by Graeme to see its obvious lies - its that simple and easy. Just read his press releases, watch their shitty videos, read the fraud posts issued by the scam artists here running their pump and dump and you shold be able to understand why you lost your money. If not, you are too stupid to be investing and will lose ever more money. The only benefit to followng Gayhose is you get to see a low class retarded pump and dump scheme run by a loser who made money off of suckers who were too stupid to see the obvious fraud.

You are free to call/eamil the Oregon mining/geology regulators and ask for copies of the information, they are well aware of the fraud.

Huge win. I’m expecting a bump in uranium equities this upcoming week

https://www.energy.gov/articles/cop28-countries-launch-declaration-triple-nuclear-energy-capacity-2050-recognizing-key

>>56839872
no. bitcoin and gold are both good

>>56833854

Yes, it's very fake and extremely gay.
But since the Malthusian fuckwits at the top are hell bent on making that pipe dream work or at least throwing printed funny money at it, same as with hydrogen, it might be worth to ride.
I wouldn't be surprised if these solar companies outperformed everything else on the market by a wide margin, now that the higher ups have just reaffirmed their increasing support for these industries.

>>56800128
>>56800523
>>56811201
>>56811222
>>56811289
>>56811428
>>56811567
>>56811606
>>56812452
>>56812552
>>56812552
>>56813464
>>56813480
>>56818884
>>56820893
>>56822302
>>56840920
>Likes bitcoin
>likes meme lines
Opinion discarded and proven right.

>>56800128
>>56840920
Hard to ooof a more oofier ooof than this one

>>56833854
Solar is so gay it sucks dicks under the bridge for cigarette money and it doesn't even smoke

Gary says

>>56842658
I had the exact same thoughts cross my mind. And even tho red stopped smoking, he never stopped sucking dicks for cigarette money

That alone is commendable

>>56842611
>>56841374
charts are good
gold is good
bitcoin is good
being in a junior mining stock cult is bad

>>56838869
See >>56822899 for my holdings and why, but m phonefagging right now. There may be some more I’d like to double down on (namely actually start Newmont since it’s reliable like Barrick) but it is what it is. I admit I was swing trading BHLL because it was so reliable for its swings between .08 and .10 I couldn’t resist. I’m just simply going to hold it now.

>>56843481
Bitcoin is good? What's its underlying value?

>>56840961
By "outperform" do you mean secure subsidies with bold faced lies and overt hypocrisy?
That kind of performance?

>>Hi /Biz/ how should I invest this dry powder?

>>56844609
>>Bitcoin is your pennies going to china noob.
>>Welfare for Pedos, terrorist.
>>Support the jews and buy Link
>>NFA

>>56844629

Yes.
They're going to do their thing no matter how anyone feels about it.
If they're going to load their bullshit solar rocket full of subsidy fuel to fly it to the stratosphere, it's going to be well worth riding up.

>>56831108
Seems now would be a good time to go for green, but Europe (who has historically been the biggest customer of green energy) is slowing down, so eh. I think you're better off investing in uranium juniors, or even coal, just for the simple fact that China is building like 90 SMRs, and both them & India are building coal plants as well. Any company producing that is slowly upticking production and a cheap stock for a somewhat long term investment for uranium, and coal is down right now, right?
Haven't dug into it at all, but I know coal is down, so now's probably a good time to invest in it.
Steel is also down, but what's going to happen when they start rebuilding in Ukraine?

>>56844609
>Bitcoin is good? What's its underlying value?
convenience to transfer money worldwide 24/7 outside the banking system

>>56844797
What money? Fiat?
So it's just a substitute for fiat currency?

Will bake in a minute

New bread

>>56846334

>>56846334