/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57222467
Prediction time. What price does gold and silver have to be so that our threads no longer die?

>>57222484
3k/50

Who's going to this?

It's over. Commodities will never go up again.

Pebble Mine anons ...

>>57223544
that guy has a look on his face like he's lost a lot of money

Anyone holding DEFN? I think once NTMC resumes trading tomorrow we might see a pump
>NTMC pumped solely on proximity to DEFN in marketing back in Dec.
>NTMC gets fucked, DEFN takes it lumps
>NTMC tanks tomorrow, new or remaining money moves to DEFN
Or it possibly crashes idk

"Mexico is bad"
https://youtu.be/BaXi-Zo5JbE?si=iR9xpgD_fkMBoG_G

What do people think about mining in Mexico? I'm not invested in boomer companies like impact or first majestic.

>>57224726
5 minute mark of the video Rick Rule said he's buying shitcos because everyone hates them.

>>57224042
bad news or just a big sell off?

>>57217428
>>Twinning historical drill holes
>You're going to suffer.
Why exactly?
The historic holes were proven to be widely inaccurate.
Every new hole that was dug has hit big.

NatGas went from -6% to +3% in one day
what the fuck

>>57224753

Which means in about a year he's going to be shilling a bunch of just discovered rare gems that no one has heard about and will totally go up 15x any day now.
All you need to do is to ignore the fact that they're already up a fuckton, as some mysterious people have been accumulating the hell out of them months ago.

Institutions loading up on SNOWLINE

>>57225834
always good to see, that projects going to be massive.

QC Copper up 33% today to 0.16c, on the back of their new discoveries at their Opemiska open-pit mine. The mine now boasts Canada’s highest grade copper mine to date. 2 billion tonnes of copper.

Copper stocks seem to be reversing to the upside as of late, with a 45% increase in Surge Copper in the past weeks.

>>57227845
>Copper stocks seem to be reversing to the upside as of late
Nice, hopefully it continues. Too bad Rana sold Big onion to cousin for pennies on the dollar so he can feed his village. Guess Blue Lagoon Chads can't profit.

>>57228023

>>57228023
Apparently Rana Vig is also the head of some Troy company. I honestly had no idea until someone brought it up on CEO not long ago.

>>57228023
We’ve also brought up this topic many times since the Big Onion transaction was completed, and it’s always the same jeet this jeet that. Ok maybe some people think he’s an Indian Grahame O’Neill, but the reality is Big Onion took a lot of cash and operating expenses just to pay for the annual permitting. You can’t just sit on mines in BC and somehow not keep up with all the ministry of Natural Resources permit requirements.

Besides, now BLLG can focus on the important deposits at Dome Mountain and Big Onion can sit there ad infinium until a big player comes and buys it out.

>>57228953
permitting isnt really the issue, you can role that ahead as many times as you like, its the assessment work to keep the property that gets stupidly expensive the longer you hold it without doing physical work. Rana could have done a drill program over Onion and kept it in good standing for a decade, but that costs a fortune, and would take away funding from Dome Mountain. Onion is a huge chunk of claim groups, and while you can put work on claims connected / next to the ones where work was done, the wider the area, the more work that needs to be done.

ACNR, formerly Murray Energy, is not the best coal company out there.

https://www.coalage.com/departments/breaking-news/acnr-idles-lila-canyon-indefinitely/

>ACNR IDLES LILA CANYON INDEFINITELY

>>57230058
ACNR's West Virginia mines, which were sold to Murray Energy by CONSOL, would be much better off going back to CONSOL ownership.

>>57230159
The mines CONSOL sold to Murray were Shoemaker, Robinson Run, Blacksville 2, McElroy, and Loveridge. Murray immediately got rid of these traditional, long-time names and renamed these mines by their county of location.
ACNR/Murray is known as impersonal, authoritarian, badly managed, and not a great place to work for coal miners.

>>57230179
All those former CONSOL, now Murray mines are in northern West Virginia, two in the northern panhandle.

>>57225834
Absurd. Time to bail

By the way, ACNR stands for American Consolidated Natural Resources, which was a renaming of Murray Energy after Murray had some major coal mine disasters.
It is a private company, so you cannot buy shares in it.

>>57231269
Plus, you probably wouldn't want to buy shares in it, since they recently had a major mine fire. ACNR also manages Foresight Energy in southern Illinois, who Mach mine in Marion, IL was recently shut down to some major problem they were keeping under wraps.
So ACNR and its stooge, Foresight Energy, are not good coal companies. They need to be bought out and reorganized through and through by a real company like CONSOL or Alliance.
Alpha Met is good but they only want to do met coal -- be a pure play metallurgical coal company -- which is likely a smart move by them, since their stock keeps reaching all time highs.

>>57222467
Just popping in here as a chainlink holder. Didn’t read one word in this thread. Fuck you all.

>>57231508
Why do you losers insist on harassing these threads?
I am a low level millionaire due to coal investments.
How much money do you have?

>>57231557
Buy link then dumbass. Fuck coal.

>>57231586
I'm not buying your fake and counterfeit money. That's all those e-tokens are.

>>57231586
Frankly, I think you people with your crypto-currencies should be prosecuted for counterfeiting money.

>>57231586
Nah, we’re waiting for the next pm bullrun kid

>>57230586
They're only the #1 gold buyout target that majors will be fighting over this year. They will minimum 100% from here and it could be a Great Bear type buyout. The appointment of Morrison is yuge, read and profit anon:

https://snowlinegold.com/2023/12/29/snowline-gold-provides-summary-of-milestone-year-and-looks-ahead-to-2024/

>>57222484
low sentiment is where blowoff tops are sown.. the colder the winter the better.

>>57227428
the cat is definitely out of the bag, 5 straight green days of buying

>>57231508
>Eight threads about chainlink.
>One thread to talk about all of commodities, the entire mining sector and Macro economics.
If we lived in a rational world our thread would split into multiple new ones, while all of crypto would be in two or three.

>>57233881
I'd like to see crypto-traders hauled off and locked up for counterfeiting, serving decades in federal prisons.
Not because I really think it's counterfeiting (though it kind of is), but because I have just come to despise their arrogance and want revenge on them.
The days of principle are gone. Now it's all about efficacy. Might makes right.

>>57234089
So when is tether supposed to explode. There was big FUD about tether a year or so ago. That would be the real end of crypto for a decade if tether is shown as a fraud.

>>57234089
Seconded

what are people's thoughts on commodities in the European market?

>>57235017
My thought is Europe needs to import a lot more coal from the U.S.

>>57224804
>all in
Typical for /cmmg/ residents to buy the top.

Uranium train just keeps on chugging along. You idiots just keep missing out. Soon the senate will pass a Russia uranium ban and this shit will explode.

GLO/GLATF still has the greatest upside as it continues to recover from the coup, which just had another day of really good news. +9.5% as of this comment.

>>57233427
Oops.

>>57235249
>Uranium train just keeps on chugging along. You idiots just keep missing out.
I think this is the only thread where lots of people are invested in Uranium.

>Michael says
2 more weeks

https://youtu.be/W5gFfPdrO2c?si=eTraZqKbU9khq-Mp

>>57234089
>I have just come to despise their arrogance and want revenge on them.
Too true.

/cmmg/ meet up when?

>>57236375
Get on the group chat to see.

https://pastebin.com/QqF2dd5i

>>57236404
It's gay porn, isn't it

testing

>>57236986
Oh wow, I still haven't gotten my weekly ban from 4chins

Funny crypto drama going on right now.

>>57237993
Crypto tards are seething.
One day they will see.

>>57235182
>top
They released extremely good drill results and are continuing to release great results over the next month. It's going to pump soon.

What's up with Ecuador guys? Looks like some stuff is going down. Anyone invested in that country?

>>57238148
>It's going to pump soon.
It already did.
Same old story--drill old ground and baffle suckers into thinking it's something new.
Enjoy the dump.

>>57238202
Ecuador seems to be under total siege from a group of crime lords who escaped prison last week. The countries in total lock down, battles between police and gang members are on going. The gangs are retaliating against the governments serious crack down, lets see who wins.

>>57238248
>Same old story--drill old ground and baffle suckers into thinking it's something new.
But it actually was something new.
Did you not see the drill results?

>>57238715
>Did you not see the drill results?
Yes, I saw narrow intersections that are starting to pinch out. Just because they found mineralization outside the resource boundary doesn't mean that an economic resource can be expanded.
Too bad you went all in. You could have bought for much cheaper today and in the coming weeks.

>>57238715
>>57239682
Forgot pic.

>>57237993
Gary says strikes again

>>57239682
okay, time will tell
it's 50/50 the resources ends up being much more massive than historical data, I'm willing to take that bet

Bum

have a head frame shot before i head off!

>>57236095
There’s a few in /smg/ who are into uranium thankfully. By the way what the hell spurned the late morning rally in uranium equities yesterday, most took a jolt upwards after fading for the past week. Encore was briefly below $5 but it jumped too

>>57242794
>By the way what the hell spurned the late morning rally in uranium equities yesterday
Many of them go with the ebbs and flows of the market at large.

>>57222467
bump before the smash

Kingfisher could be closing in on something big

https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/kingfisher-drills-438-m-of-043-gt-au-eq-from-surface

>>57244348

Sand

>>57245727
Bro you look healthier than I do

>>57246084
They said I'm healing at a miraculous rate considering I was the worst trauma this hospital has seen in over a decade

>>57245727
Ooo anon, looking good!
Recovering nicely

Bon apetit

>>57245727

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/frac-sand-logistics-market-grow-190000302.html

The report analyses the market size and growth and provides accurate predictions on the growth of thl

The report recognizes the following as some of the key players in the frac sand logistics market: Atlas Energy Solutions, Inc., BelCon Logistics, Black Eagle Transport, CIG Logistics, Detmar Logistics LLC., FilaMar Energy Service, ForeSite Logistics, Halliburton Co., OmniTRAX Inc, Permian Frac Sand LLC, Pontotoc Sand and Stone, R L Global Logistics Inc., Sand Revolution, STAAR Logistics, SUJAL LOGISTICS PVT. LTD., Tidewater Logistics, Twin Eagle, US Silica Holdings Inc., Vista Proppants and Logistics, and Union Pacific Corp.

Considering the logistics of transporting frac sand is almost as expensive as the sand being hauled, it would be wise to look at the companies providing those hauling services too

>>57246151
excellent and makes sense, after everything cmmg bros have endured the last few years we are like supermen or highlanders and can't be compared to mere mortals

>>57246713
Lol
I guess Subaru s are my kryptonite

>>57232094
Fuck that faggot ass company. Will never invest. In the middle of nowhere. Billions of dollars in Capex.

>>57246671
Hang in there dude.

>>57247224
kek, you might want to lay low the day the monster buyout happens

>>57247224
The logistics does seem insurmountable. And it's not getting and cheaper

>>57247730
How many weeks away is it?

RIP Gold Mountain Mining. Finally at an end.