/pmg/ - Precious Metals General

[PMG BAKER No.25926083]

Acquire silber wifu edition

>Why Gold?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3S4rl6ehiI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gksenA5Al_A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FI7NnOg2rxo

>Bullion dealers
https://jmbullion.com/
https://sdbullion.com/
https://boldpreciousmetals.com/
https://bgasc.com/
https://www.moneymetals.com/
https://monumentmetals.com/
https://goldenstatemint.com/
https://silvertowne.com/
https://schiffgold.com/
https://goldsilver.com/
https://pinehurstcoins.com/
https://sprottmoney.com/
https://goldsilver.be/en/
https://silvergoldbull.com/
https://www.goldeneaglecoin.com/
r/pmsforsale

>Constitutional/"junk" silver info
https://jmbullion.com/ultimate-guide-to-90-silver-coins/
https://kevinsworkbench.com/junksilverguide/
http://coinflation.com
http://coinapps.com/

>Compare
https://findbullionprices.com/ (US)
https://eu.compare.pm (EU)

>News
https://kitco.com/
http://silverseek.com/
https://mining.com/

>Bullion tax info by state:
https://apmex.com/state-sales-tax-information

>Prospecting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCL6FKQZyoM
https://usgs.gov/energy-and-minerals/mineral-resources-program/science
https://gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/farming-natural-resources-and-industry/mineral-exploration-mining/documents/mineral-titles/mt-faqs/faq_fmc.pdf
https://mndm.gov.on.ca/en/mines-and-minerals/mining-act
https://amazon.ca/Gold-Creeks-Ghostowns-British-Columbia/dp/088839988X

>Test
Nitric Acid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mg9YcAShTo
Magnets
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NgSXg-WOEVY
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/fake-bullion-database
https://fakebullion.com/index.php/resources/identifying-fake-bullion

EU/ENGLAND sources
https://www.chards.co.uk/ [Much cheaper than BullionByPost]
https://goldprice.eu5.net/ [Website to compare gold prices for UK]

Russian/European coins
https://oldsilver.ru/

Relevant information regarding mining companies
https://pastebin.pl/view/66733488

Previous thread:>>25899449
Image from:>>25899638

[Anonymous No.25926138]

>>25926083
First for

[Anonymous No.25926140]

New shiny arrived today

[Anonymous No.25926253]

What's up with stagnation in all markets this week? Do we need more stimulus gibs already?

[Anonymous No.25926266]

>>25926140
You're so lucky that I dont know you in real life bro. I would fuck you up and bend the fuck out of your coin. I dont even want your shitty rock. I just want to bully and bend.

[Anonymous No.25926294]

>>25926266
hey, leave my leaves alone!

[Anonymous No.25926385]

Just got my silver monster box today. It is slightly too long to fit into my floor bolted safe so I’ll have to open the packaging.
This is triggering my autism more than it has any right to

[Anonymous No.25926434]

>>25926140
why does your leaf look so veiny?

[Anonymous No.25926543]

>>25926434
High blood pressure

[Anonymous No.25926546]

>>25926434
That's personal question.

[Anonymous No.25926642]

>command validated 23 days ago
>average delivery delay 12 days
>maximum delivery delay 25 days

I have a feeling that I will never see my tube of wieners PMbros

[Anonymous No.25926674]

miners are dropping today!

[Anonymous No.25926690]

[Anonymous No.25926726]

>>25926385
Time to upgrade safes and now you can buy another monster box to stack on top of it

[Anonymous No.25926856]

>CCW has been crabbing since June 2020
That's not funny anymore.

[Anonymous No.25926872]

I got 16oz during the dip putting me up to 56, I'm on my way to 100, gonna start getting 5oz a week for a while.

[Anonymous No.25926901]

>"It is perhaps nice to get into the role of gold and its meaning in the time before the monetary cosmos collapsed into more chaotic conditions. Throughout centuries gold was a protection against [natural] disasters, arbitrariness, and persecution. The high density of gold and its high intrinsic value mean that it is easy to hide or easily taken with you fleeing. Because natural production levels hardly allow overproduction with substantial depreciating values as result; because it does not rust and, once produced, never perishes, excessive scarcity can never occur. That’s why gold developed its image of solidity, stability, and reliability. Beside, there is of course this romantic semblance that has always accompanied gold because it is beautiful and thereby is identified with precious jewelry, important monarchs and pretty ladies. Gold coins then have been used over the centuries as means of exchange in primitive currency frameworks and were later, with the development of paper money, seen as a reliable basis. In the heydey of the gold standard one could take a banknote to the central bank and — if you would like that — get gold in return. The famous Englishman Bernard Shaw once said one has the choice between the natural stability of gold and the natural stability of honesty and intelligence of government. And he was of the opinion this choice was not hard."

[Anonymous No.25926941]

>"The intrinsic value of gold along with its romantic image has until the 1960s dominated the international monetary framework. It was perhaps a bit irrational anchor however a stable anchor. Eventually, this changed, not because old-fashioned understandings had been replaced by more modern, but because the United States of America found the role of the dollar threatened by gold. So long the dollar and gold, like a Siamese twin were linked to one another, the international monetary framework could be supported, [and] there was no problem. From the 1960s onwards however, there emerged a scissor like movement. Confidence in the dollar was waning, and the confidence in gold grew. Because of the Vietnam war, the US budget deficit got that much out of balance that the US balance of payments went into deficit. The outer world saw a stream of dollars flowing its way and under [Bretton Woods] system, foreign central banks could convert those dollars in the United States in gold. American gold reserves declined and Washington was displeased with that. A good solution would have been to drastically raise the price of gold. Since it was extraordinarily peculiar that in the post-World War II world, in which everything became more than three to four times more expensive than in the 1930s, the price of gold remained the same. Actually, two things had to be done. The official gold price in all currencies had to be raised (‘their gold content had to be reduced’) and, beside this, the official dollar price of gold had to be raised extra, to allow the dollar to devalue against all other currencies. However, the Americans found this idea like swearing in a cathedral. Because, by that, the dollar would in regard to gold become second, and the American ideal was and is to have the dollar central in its role on the economic stage. As a consequence, there was only one exit and that was cutting the tie between the dollar and gold."

[Anonymous No.25926974]

>>25912929
>>25913083
Thanks frens, I was just baiting because I wanted a good answer. Actually do have lots of silver (fledgling panner tier), but mostly miners so I'm always a little concerned about that position. Still think it'll pay off though.

[Anonymous No.25927085]

>>25926941
>>25926901
Didn’t read

[Anonymous No.25927092]

>>25926974
We're in the same boat then friend, 21 gold / 500 silver but only 4k in miner. We'll build that slowly its fine. Next two month will be focused on Irving, still don't have a position.

[Anonymous No.25927113]

>>25927085
your loss

[Anonymous No.25927159]

>>25926901
>>25926941
Interdasting

[Anonymous No.25927418]

>>25926083
>>25925431#

thanks for the reply based baker
y'all wanna see my pirate stack and roast me?

[Anonymous No.25927541]

>>25926083
If I'm looking to get into precious metals what is a good first purchase? I'm thinking gold but after looking at these sites I'm completely lost on what coins or bars to get.

[Anonymous No.25927671]

>>25926901
>>25926941
Semi related but what does Milton Friedman mean here when he says the inflows of gold were "locked away" not allowed to create new money?
https://youtu.be/Hik8bv6EnBI

[Anonymous No.25927768]

>>25927541
What country do you live in fren? Many countries mint government backed sovereign coins, like the American Gold Eagle, or the Canadian Maple leaf. I would buy something like that for your first purchase.

[Anonymous No.25927909]

>>25927541
Depends of your country. In France for example, bars have 20% VAT, but not coins, so it's stupid to buy bars here.

[Anonymous No.25928109]

>>25927671
when they got the gold from Britain they should've let it enter circulation as currency but they didn't

[Anonymous No.25928162]

For me, it's Louis

[Anonymous No.25928234]

>>25927418
>thanks for the reply based baker
>y'all wanna see my pirate stack and roast me?
SHOW ME TEH MONEY

[Anonymous No.25928676]

>>25927909
>>25927768
USA. Also ty. I'll probably end up reading a guide but I appreciate any advice.

[Anonymous No.25928884]

So thoughts on Nicola? And where is Aurcana heading.. dilution is a bitch

[Anonymous No.25928972]

why do people say gold has inherent value? I realize it has been used for a long time but that is still not inherent. is it some philosophical or religious thing?

[Anonymous No.25929024]

>>25926083
>Rhodium went up another $1,000
How is JP Morgan allowing this to happen?

[Anonymous No.25929097]

>>25928972
It doesn't actually have that much inherent value. You can't eat gold etc. etc., but gold is so ingrained in human psychology at a biological level that I think it will always be seen as valuable and a store of that value. Even the most dumbdumb normalfag NPC still recognizes it's important to hide your gold jewelry because it's valuable, not because they are checking the daily spot price but because they know it is gold.

[Anonymous No.25929216]

>>25928972
Because it's rare (let me know when we can mine that asteroid tho), has historically been used as a form of currency or backed other currency for thousands of years, and most importantly, the very wealthy use it as a non-fiat-related store of wealth, much in the same way as pieces of art, sculptures, etc.

Like >>25929097 said, there's a psychological evolutionary attraction for gold that humans have that can't be ignored. For example, Pokemon cards have no value except for the value people give them - now expand that at a global and historic scale, and you'll understand why Gold keeps its status.

[Anonymous No.25929486]

>>25929097
>>25929216
Rarity doesn't make something inherently valuable though. I absolutely get why it's valuable, just not *inherently* valuable. Do you have any idea what people who do keep banging on the inherently valuable angle think about it? is it religious?

[Anonymous No.25929524]

>>25929486
But if you found a gold coin on the ground, would you leave it there?

[Anonymous No.25929573]

>>25926140
sexy
sexy
sexy

[Anonymous No.25929604]

>>25929486
Gold has "inherent" value in the sense that it fulfills all the require needs of good money (fungibility, durability, etc etc). It's virtually the only thing in the world that actually does fulfill the requirements of sound money. So in that sense it does have intrinsic value. Is there a possibility the whole world collectively decides to never use gold again as money? Maybe, (although very unlikely) but I would be much more willing to believe given how entire nations are stockpiling gold that it still has a long lifespawn ahead of it as money.

>>25929524
Come on, that's a retarded argument. If you found $2000 in cash on the ground you wouldn't leave it there either, but that doesn't mean fiat has intrinsic value.

[Anonymous No.25929623]

>>25929486
>*inherently*
Literal redditor

[Anonymous No.25929624]

>>25929524
I kinda feel like we're talking past one another. I would pick up anything I could sell.

[Anonymous No.25929685]

>>25929623
i could use /this/ for emphasis if you'd like.

[Anonymous No.25929711]

investing in gold has been so fcking boring last6 months

[Anonymous No.25929732]

>>25929604
Ok that makes sense, thanks. Sorry for the triplepost.

[Anonymous No.25929936]

another one

[Anonymous No.25930049]

>>25929711
It’s the season of the crab

[Anonymous No.25930061]

>>25929486
There is a 1:1 correlation between rarity and value kek

[Anonymous No.25930103]

>>25929711
if you want excitement then 10x leverage on put options. this is the long game fren.

[Anonymous No.25930143]

>>25926083
/ngmi/ general
imagine unironically buying boomer rocks lmao

[Anonymous No.25930184]

>>25928972
Im no market/metals expert but when i see the Russians, Chinese and all the western banks buying it like theres no tomorrow i tend to think it has a lot of inherent value and that i should buy it too.

[Anonymous No.25930251]

>>25930061
No.

[Anonymous No.25930287]

>>25930184
Where do you find this information?

[Anonymous No.25930435]

>>25930143
I’m a leprechaun m8. Kiss my Blarney Stone while I enjoy me lucky pot o gold

[Anonymous No.25930644]

>>25930287
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-12/russia-s-583-billion-reserves-now-hold-more-gold-than-dollars
headline news

[Anonymous No.25930654]

>>25930251
What is a naturally occurring item that is rare, but has little value?

[Anonymous No.25930683]

>>25930654
Your cum.

[Anonymous No.25930786]

>>25930683
Not rare since my balls are a cum factory. And it sells for $50 an ounce?

[Anonymous No.25930897]

>>25930654
Long noses ?

[Anonymous No.25930992]

>>25930786
Post a picture of your face and ill tell you if your cum is rare

[Anonymous No.25931011]

>>25930654
Osmium is the rarest stable element on the planet but only sells for less than $400 an ounce, compared to gold which is much more abundant but costs $1850 an ounce

[Anonymous No.25931023]

>>25930654
There are probably a ton rocks with really, really specific compositions that have basically no value. Also every single unique thing that exists in nature.

[Anonymous No.25931026]

Any reason why miners are dumping?

[Anonymous No.25931149]

>>25930654
Pepes

[Anonymous No.25931171]

Scottie getting hammered again today. Back to where it was a year ago.

[Anonymous No.25931172]

>>25930897
Shalom

>>25930992
>>25931011
>>25931023
>>25931149
Holy shit gold BTFO

[Anonymous No.25931184]

> Hello?
> Sell all CLF shares
> Ser but...
> Click
> ... you don't own any
Imagine listening to tranny

[Anonymous No.25931294]

>>25926083
Also while we’re on the topic of rare metals I found this website which sells them by the Troy ounce
https://www.rwmmint.com/
I might get some Thulium and Tellurium for shits and giggles

[Anonymous No.25931304]

>>25931172
You asked for examples and got one, it has no bearing on gold's value. Value is definitely not 1:1 with rarity.

[Anonymous No.25931529]

>>25931304
You didn't provide a single example. And $400 for osmium is a comparatively high price. That's what, a whole work week of labor at minimum wage for an ounce of a useless metal?

[Anonymous No.25931581]

>>25930654
Osmium, the second rarest metal on Earth isn't even normally traded and its price stays fixed at $400 an ounce.
Rarity alone doesn't make something valuable, it needs to be in demand as well.

[Anonymous No.25931648]

>>25926083
>tfw my boomer rocks are priceless >_<
I AM FINANCIALLY SAFE AND SECURE!!!

[Anonymous No.25931656]

Anyone here bought off oldsilver.ru and willing to post pics?

[Anonymous No.25931666]

Gonna get some rolls of FDRs. Surely they're achieve the same purpose as mercs?

[Anonymous No.25931685]

>>25929711
I think that is part of the appeal. It retains its value in most situations. Like watching paint dry, but its there when you need it.

[Anonymous No.25931695]

>>25931529
I provided the example of rocks that have specific compositions. No doubt such rocks exist given the infinite permutations that are possible, but nobody cares about them unless the composition gives it some other interesting property.
>useless metal
Nobody said that. You said value is 1:1 with rarity, which it isn't.

[Anonymous No.25931799]

>>25931656
The premium is way too high for me. It's a pity, some of the coins are very beautiful

[Anonymous No.25931901]

>>25931310

[Anonymous No.25932054]

>>25930786
>>25930992

[Anonymous No.25932206]

Thoughts on potential confiscation?

[Anonymous No.25932268]

>>25932206
A prostitute robbed my stack while I fell asleep after cooming in her

[Anonymous No.25932326]

>>25932206
More worried about robbery since shit will hit the fan. Gov won't be able to come to my no-go zone anyway with all our migrant.

[Anonymous No.25932347]

>>25932206
>when "they" come for your metals,..
give 'em the lead first

[Anonymous No.25932451]

>>25932268
Why didn't you report this to police?

[Anonymous No.25932525]

>>25932451
I was too embarrassed and my wife would divorce rape me

[Anonymous No.25932548]

>>25932268
>>25932525
LARP: the post

[Anonymous No.25932568]

>>25932347
>when "they" come for your metals,..
>give 'em the lead first
This

[Anonymous No.25932670]

>>25932206
It’s all been lost in a tragic mining accident

[Anonymous No.25932684]

>>25932568
>When the star of Texas i upon you

[Anonymous No.25932689]

>>25932670
Did you try to give it back to nature?

[Anonymous No.25932727]

Thought you nerds would appreciate this. It's the wheeler Schebler cup designed by Tiffany and is solid sterling silver weighing around 7300 ozt.

[Anonymous No.25932763]

>>25932670
>a tragic mining accident
kek, thats a new twist. what will the ATF think of this?

[Anonymous No.25932770]

>>25932548

[Anonymous No.25932896]

>>25932727

[Anonymous No.25932975]

>>25926543
>>25926546
kek

[Anonymous No.25933061]

>klondike silver on free fall
I like red. Give up another 50% and I buy.

[Anonymous No.25933117]

Threadly reminder to buy RHENIUM.

Rarer than gold and harder than steel.

[Anonymous No.25933229]

Anons, I need your help, I want a mascot for my stack. Should I pick a sloth, a dinosaur or a mammoth ?

[Anonymous No.25933257]

>>25932326
>>25932347
>>25932670
Thanks frens. Newfag to the metals thing. I btd in Spring when it was ~1500, 1oz coin, got another more recently but the market's fucky. Wanted to convert my emergency gtfo money into something worth a damn, trying to decide if I want to go further (probably in something smaller like 1/4s for better divisibility)

[Anonymous No.25933565]

>>25928234

[Anonymous No.25933672]

>>25933565
how do you guys rescale/resize your photos. everything I phonepost my shit looks whack. 4mb limit sucks.

[Anonymous No.25933760]

>>25933672
Unironically open up the picture and use a screenshot application. Take a snap, save it and post it.

No need to get rid of your EXIF data that way.

[PAN MAN No.25933918]

having lunch how we doing today guys?
Bit of news too while I am at it.

A bit of news from my own work site! Osisko Development Corp. Continues to Define and Expand Multiple High-Grade Vein Corridors at Valley Zone on Cariboo Gold Project
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2884-tsx-venture/odv/91041-osisko-continues-to-define-and-expand-multiple-high-grade-vein-corridors-at-valley-zone-on-cariboo-gold-project.html?utm_source=newsletter_1020&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=junior-mining-brief-for-date-b-j-y

Etruscus Resources: VTEM© Uncovers "The Hurricane," Two Newly Discovered Large Conductive Targets at Rock & Roll
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2681-cse/etr/91007-vtem-uncovers-the-hurricane-two-newly-discovered-large-conductive-targets-at-rock-roll.html?utm_source=newsletter_1020&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=junior-mining-brief-for-date-b-j-y

Roughrider Exploration Limited Expands Eldorado Property Based on New Results from Adjacent Red Chris Mine and Provides Company Update
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2136-tsx-venture/rel/91049-roughrider-expands-eldorado-property-based-on-new-results-from-adjacent-red-chris-mine-and-provides-company-update.html?utm_source=newsletter_1020&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=junior-mining-brief-for-date-b-j-y

[Anonymous No.25933982]

>>25933760
I did that with these but the quality is still shite compared to other pics in this thread. I have a pretty good phone cam too. gotta figure this out. ty tho

[Anonymous No.25933988]

>>25933918
>etruscus
I was thinking about them the other day, just havent got around into my deep dive yet before buying.

[Anonymous No.25934085]

>>25933918
Hate my life
Realized I have to continue living as a loser and there is no escape
Suicide is off the table
Too old to learn anything important

And the people who traumatized me as a child and blame me for acting like a person with PTSD are living well because they had financial incentives to crush me as thoroughly as possible

Another day in paradise I wish I had never been born.

[Anonymous No.25934152]

>>25933918
damn Pan Man how many tickers does Osisko have??

[Anonymous No.25934257]

>>25933229
Oh pmg, please won't you hear my plea

[Anonymous No.25934266]

>>25934085
Invest in miner, become financially free in 5-7 years and then enjoy life. That's my plan and my life is beyond garbage too. It's fine bro, we all have rough phase. It's worth grinding, we're in the endgame.

[Anonymous No.25934311]

>>25933982
Change your cameras photo settings, you can set your camera to take a lower quality lower sized image.

[Anonymous No.25934353]

so I found a cabel of some sorts by one of my metal decting spots. My metal detector says it's silver yet I highly doubt it since it's price is too high for long transmission. What other metal(s) could it be?

[PAN MAN No.25934355]

>>25933988
I ve been watching these guys for a while, same with Enduro Metals. I am thinking their both on to something. Rock and Role has produced some interesting targets, and now this anomaly as well, thats great news.
>>25934152
well thats what they do, buy into projects, upgrade and spin them out into new separate projects. The only issue now is the drill crews are stuck sitting around waiting for the roads to dry out a bit, or at least freeze. No one can go anywhere on Cow mountain right now without sinking their trucks.
>>25934085
sorry to hear that mate, dont have anything to tell you but the slog continues.

[PMG BAKER No.25934400]

We are past black monday
https://www.multpl.com/shiller-pe

[Anonymous No.25934446]

>>25934266
If the past decades weren’t the rough phase, I really should kill myself.

No faith in any plays. May get back in barrick. I’m not confident that the market manipulation won’t keep silver low so electrification can accelerate.

[Anonymous No.25934530]

Who here heirloommaxxes sterling stuff on ebay?

[Anonymous No.25934569]

>>25934311
I'll give it a go, thanks.

>>25934355
there's a Cow Mtn in Cali, too.
strange that they have a odv.v ticker but I can't find it.. man, mining really seems like it'd be fun as hell. prob boring at times. ;)

[Anonymous No.25934619]

>>25934400
you mean Black Tuesday, right?

[Anonymous No.25934653]

>>25934353
Aluminum

[PAN MAN No.25934685]

>>25934569
Its hard but interesting work. Loud, cold, hot wet, gritty environment.

[PMG BAKER No.25934686]

>>25934619
Yeah, but I remember historians saying the monday before black tuesday was black monday.
Eitherway, this is bullish for PM if the FED stopped. However, it seems like this bubble will continue.

[Anonymous No.25935117]

>>25934685
good. we need more people doing hard work. my son is growing up learning the value of real wealth and hard work.

>>25934686
yeah this is the era of vertical lines to infinity for some reason

[Anonymous No.25935325]

>>25928162
Underrated post.

[Anonymous No.25935475]

>>25933117
Is this bait? I see this posted ounce in awhile and tantalum seems more likely to boom..

[Anonymous No.25935678]

>>25932670
>mining accident

I hate when that happens

[Anonymous No.25935991]

>>25928972
Schiff's last podcast episode was pretty good; he explained very well what inherent value meant with gold. It comes from use. Sure most gold isn't used but some of it is absolutely needed to create some things -- therefore gold does havw inherent value because it cannot be replaced in these things. Granted, gold's use is mostly monetary due to historical reasons and has very little industrial use relatively speaking.

[PMG BAKER No.25936018]

>>25935117
Yup, and it will go even higher.
https://youtu.be/P0q7W9Hqk0M
https://youtu.be/L41FAP1sDhc
This is a good watch boys. It is from jeff snider who predicted the functions of the Repo market.

[Anonymous No.25936461]

>>25935991
Jewelry is retail use and is most of gold's demand.
You /pmg/ niggers are retarded for baselessly thinking monetary reasons are most of gold's demand.

[Anonymous No.25936464]

>>25932206
>rent boat
>people can add name to list of those with gold/silver on board
>sail in atlantic
>"oh no, boat sank"
>no gold/silver were ever aboard
>if extra sly, insure the boat
SIMPLE AS

[Anonymous No.25936926]

>>25936461
And why is gold used as jewellery? Because it is money and people love to display their wealth.

[Anonymous No.25936943]

>>25936461
>Jewelry is retail use and is most of gold's demand.
You understand Jewelry IS essentially the same thing as monetary use in India, where a sizeable portion of the demand for Gold Jewelry comes from due to Bullion being effectively banned there.

[Anonymous No.25937021]

R8 my stack. And yes I know I need some gold. Gonna start on the gold next.

[PMG BAKER No.25937089]

>>25937021
Need more junk

[Anonymous No.25937109]

>posting your stack online
Feds are watching

[Anonymous No.25937165]

>>25933117
>doesn’t have the beauty of gold
>not as plentiful as iron
>hard to find so it’s strength doesn’t translate to structural use due to cost of production
Just bought a thousand

[Anonymous No.25937214]

Trump impeached again after market close. Markets are probably going to be ugly tomorrow.

[Anonymous No.25937328]

>>25937214
Market is gonna love temporary president pence
Economy is not going to love more politics while the country burns

[Anonymous No.25937410]

>>25937214
Great, I'm finally done doing the DD on the miners I plan to buy, so that should prove a good opportunity.

Also >Impeached again

For what purpose except optics, at this point? If the guy is planning on a military coup anyway what makes them think it's worth a damn? And if he's not, he'll be out of office soon regardless.

[Anonymous No.25937462]

>>25937410
Bars him from future public office

[Anonymous No.25937546]

>>25937328
>temporary president pence
Just like last time the impeachment won’t get past the senate

[Anonymous No.25937615]

>>25937410
Purpose may be wasting time. The relief bill being dragged out to a full year wait will not be a shock.

[Anonymous No.25937757]

>>25937021
>monstwr box
im just going to feel like a stacklet until i have one of these in the collection

[Anonymous No.25937895]

>>25931666
those are for formerly well to do husbands

[Anonymous No.25937973]

>>25931011
where can I buy Osmium?

[Anonymous No.25938027]

What do you guys think about Vaneck? I know people here like the GDX, or at least regard it with some sort of credibility? I'm asking because I was looking at their products and they have tons of investment portfolios with a wide range of sectors. I know MOO for example is regarded as good along with DBA agriculture.

[Anonymous No.25938139]

>>25937757
was going to buy a 100count monster box but it was cheaper just to buy the tubes, box and coins separately
saved me 400$

[Anonymous No.25938166]

>>25938027
There are so few gold majors that you can just DIY with what the ETF itself holds
I personally like NEM, Kirkland Gold, and El Dorado Gold Corp. KGC is worth going into if gold breaches 2k

[Anonymous No.25938310]

>>25926974
new version of my OC for you fren

[Anonymous No.25938416]

>>25937973
www.rwmmint.com
You’ll actually have to pay $1,350 an ounce

[Anonymous No.25938461]

Craig Hemke – By Year End Gold $2,300 & Silver $45

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Owzrlpi4iIY&ab_channel=GregHunter

His grounds for thinking so are reasonable, and he was correct in his prediction last year.

If silver goes to $45, all these miners are going even higher than from the March low to August.

[Anonymous No.25938537]

>>25938461

>all these miners are going even higher than from the March low to August.

i. e. On a percentage basis.

[Anonymous No.25938594]

>>25938310
Love the pirate tier picture

[Anonymous No.25938616]

Test

[Anonymous No.25938717]

Maybe this kind of Pepe for the Hapless Stacklet tier would be better

[Anonymous No.25938922]

Sup Boomers! Cryptofag here. Just got my first stack of mercs at my local coin shop. Getting a fireproof safe to store my crypto seed phrases, but also going to DCA into junk silver and 2.5g gold bars

[Anonymous No.25939013]

>>25938310
i wish there was a built in conversion tool in the tier system where a greater amount of silver can compensate for not having enough gold to be in that tier.

[Anonymous No.25939143]

>>25939013
you dont need any gold to get into tiers, read the bottom, its just to let you know the conversion rate.


IE to be a panner you need:
5 oz gold
OR
500 oz silver,
OR
2.5 oz gold 250oz silver

[Anonymous No.25939156]

>>25938922
grats
should be getting my first stack in the mail in about a weak

[Anonymous No.25939157]

>>25938461
These figures seem low to me. Perhaps I have too much of a moonboy mindset.

[Anonymous No.25939280]

>>25939156
week*

[Anonymous No.25939383]

>>25939157

March - August is simply a baseline, they're going a lot higher at $45 silver. Should already do what they did from March - August simply to bring us back to fair value at today's silver prices.

[Anonymous No.25939562]

I know this is the gold thread but anyone know why vale got fucked so hard today?

[Anonymous No.25939692]

your boomer shiny rocks are not even worth 0,05 BTC

why even bother with them?

[Anonymous No.25939758]

Anons keeping coins, any you prefer above the rest?

[Anonymous No.25939831]

>>25939692
better to have a foot in both world, those who say that bitcoin has no value are just priced out or ignorant

[PAN MAN No.25939851]

>>25939562
vale has had some major accidents in the past few years in Brazil and taken flack for corruption as well. The price of Iron ore also dropped a bit and that ate into their margins.

[Anonymous No.25940009]

>>25939851
Why the fuck is dxy rising and the price of iron ore, nickel, gold, silver and platinum all dumping?

The deflation faggots better not be right I hope.

[Anonymous No.25940081]

>>25939156
Cool, what'd you order?

[Anonymous No.25940170]

>>25940009

>The deflation faggots better not be right I hope.

Fear of deflation is a banker lie. They have been telling it since gold was $300 an ounce. Read this article. CPI is also a lie. We already have 10% real inflation per annum, and money-printing is now parabolic. Hyperinflation is a psychological phenomenon, which is why there was no price inflation in Germany during WW1, when everybody's minds were preoccupied. That's why the authorities concoct the "we have deflation; we desperately want inflation, but we can't get it" lie.

[Anonymous No.25940177]

>>25940009
Nothing goes up or down all the time, there are pullbacks.

[Anonymous No.25940211]

>>25940170

>money-printing is now parabolic

Substantiation:

"Have a look at US M1, the quantity of narrow money in the American economy, shown in Figure 1. The progression of annualised monetary inflation from under 6% before the Lehman crisis, to 9.6% subsequently until March this year, and 65% in the thirty weeks since is clear from the chart."

[Anonymous No.25940241]

>>25940170
Man everything inflates except my fucking paycheck.

[Anonymous No.25940256]

>>25939143
So just by owning one monster box you instantly make it to Panner status

[Anonymous No.25940276]

>>25937021
mcdonald?

[Anonymous No.25940293]

>>25940211
Although I agree we're headed for more printing and inflation let's not forget that deflation is always a possibility, past money printing doesn't mean we'll necessarily have more in the future. And "money" can be erased from circulation because most of the "money" in circulation is actually credit.

[Anonymous No.25940371]

>>25940241
tell it, brother...

[Anonymous No.25940480]

>>25940293

>past money printing doesn't mean we'll necessarily have more in the future

It does now, yes, because of the debt-trap. $5 trillion from last year onward hasn't been enough to keep yields down, and, if yields rise any further, everything will crash. So we can expect an increasingly exponential amount of trillions to be printed in Q. E. Real unemployment of 40%, and a fundamentally broken economy, are also guaranteed to give rise to regular "stimulus" cheques and U. B. I., which will cost trillions. We are also on the verge of a banking crisis (many equities are trading at less than 20% of book value), and to bail out the banks would cost tens of trillions.

[Anonymous No.25940589]

>>25940480
Yes -- I agree that because of the insane amounts of debt we will likely see more inflation and brrrrr-ing in the future. But that's not a given to me, it's just more likely than a major depression. The schemes of the central bankers are a mystery to everybody, we don't know whether they will print more in the future, they might just stop at some point. I'm just being realistic here, nobody has a crystal ball after all

[PAN MAN No.25940620]

this will be a complicated problem for Rio Tinto.
https://www.mining.com/web/native-americans-sue-trump-administration-over-rio-tintos-copper-project/

[Anonymous No.25940652]

>>25933061
I wasn't sure it would go back down so I didn't take profits at the top, missed opportunity

[Anonymous No.25940725]

>>25940620
Looks like that project is killed now, especially when Biden gets on it. Lots of complications recently... Tax-related B.S. in the South American nations, Oyu Tolgoi also had some. And now this!

[Anonymous No.25940773]

>>25940081
A bit
1000 Mercury Dimes
100 1oz American Silver Eagle Coins
1 oz American Gold Eagle Coin
100 oz Silver Bar
10 oz Silver Bar
2 1 oz Silver Bar
4 1oz siver rounds

plus all the tubes and cases needed

[Anonymous No.25940800]

>>25940170
I remember Maloney talked about how people saved their money in Germany during WW1 but all of that money came out of hiding after the war was over and things returned to normal. Feels really similar to right now.

[Anonymous No.25940876]

>>25940773
huge order, nice

[Anonymous No.25940895]

>>25938166
I have a 12k portfolio of handpicked gold juniors and silver juniors. I'm decently exposed. I'm looking at the vaneck as a way to get exposure in other markets.

Highlights from my portfolio..

Hecla,
Nicoka
Silver spruce
Impact
Vangold
Silver one
Ccw
Kootenay
Eskay
Blue lagoon.
Dolly varden

[Anonymous No.25940979]

>>25940876
plan on doing another in a week or so
just not sure yet want i want
maybe 2 more oz of gold and then some fractional silver or copper
the rest in to more silver bars
not sure.

[Anonymous No.25941004]

>>25940800

Yes, thank you for the reference. People can find it towards the end of Part 7 of Hidden Secrets of Money. The relevant section is clipped here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7r7nTVmdLc

>>25940589

To my mind, it doesn't matter what action the central bankers take in any event. Because, even if they let the whole system crash to ruin,--and I don't believe they will--gold will win. Because, if they let the banks fail, then people will lose all confidence in mainstream institutions and fiat currencies.

[PAN MAN No.25941021]

>>25940725
yep that projects going to likely be tied up in legal hell for years now. Kind of reminds me of the Fish Lake gold mine project here in BC.

[Anonymous No.25941056]

>>25940895
Maybe Aya Gold and Silver? They have some truly massive deposits in properties in Morocco.

[Anonymous No.25941068]

>>25940620
Holy shit never knew Rio Tinto owned Resolution copper project. My great grandfather was a copper miner there back when it was still open under a different name. My grandma always told me stories about growing up there. Looks like I got to buy more shares now.

[Anonymous No.25941144]

Should I buy 7 ounces of silver or 10 Corona Austrian Gold Coin?

[Anonymous No.25941187]

>>25941068
why would you buy when the project will be in legal hell for who knows how long?

[Anonymous No.25941282]

>>25935475
Nope, I’m dead serious. Rhenium is gonna moon like palladium and rhodium.

[PAN MAN No.25941303]

>>25941068
yea i am not so sure this projects going to be getting very far with the incoming government. Biden may still approve it, but the court battles could go on for years.

[Anonymous No.25941312]

>>25941282
How can it moon if it’s not even on the COMEX

[Anonymous No.25941339]

>>25941004
Did you see Silver One’s latest surface samples?

https://ceo.ca/@thenewswire/silver-one-provides-update-on-its-phoenix-silver-project

[Anonymous No.25941412]

>>25941339
>Did you see Silver One’s latest surface samples?
>https://ceo.ca/@thenewswire/silver-one-provides-update-on-its-phoenix-silver-project
I thought surface doesn't mean shit and you have to drill deep for the core pr0ns to coom and go all in

[Anonymous No.25941437]

>>25941187
Willing to play the long game, there is always risk to an investment and I'm willing to take it. Other mining companies are also having legal issues like first majestic yet I still hold shares in them because I fell the potential rewards outweighs the risk.

[Anonymous No.25941439]

What is the average price per ounce you've paid for silver?

[Anonymous No.25941496]

>>25941004
Thanks thats what I was looking for

https://youtu.be/P4_1pwsm5LY?t=185

[Anonymous No.25941498]

>>25941339
https://twitter.com/MiningCatalyst/status/1349418387764613121

[Anonymous No.25941501]

>>25941437
Alright sure. I'll say though that you will likely be able to snag shares at a much lower price later if the project ends up being stuck in legal battles for years.

[PAN MAN No.25941544]

>>25941412
surface samples arent the best but they are still a still an indicator. Drilling tells you whats at depth and truely how much ore your likely dealing with. Surface samples also have the issue of being often enriched due to oxidation or other chemical reactions, often generating insane results for a few meters but than crashing after you go past this layer.

[Anonymous No.25941577]

>>25941412
Surface samples don't necessarily mean there is an economically mineable deposit underneath but they can give good targets for future exploration via other methods. Surface sampling is usually the first step to prospecting and can be followed up with geochemical/geophysical surveys, IP/Mag/Res surveys, trenching and other sampling, and of course drilling.

[PAN MAN No.25941592]

>>25941498
O i am bookmarking that, thats super handy!

[Anonymous No.25941608]

>>25934686
Do you think gold is a bubble right now? Looking to invest a decent sum into it.

[Floor Stacker No.25941629]

>>25940293
It's basically impossible to ever stop printing money at ever greater amounts without crashing the entire financial and intra-bank lending systems.

[Anonymous No.25941649]

>>25941339

CEO gave an interview about these so-called "beyond bonanza" silver boulders in Nov. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzQPYEsOUx8

>>25941412

"One fragment weighed 417 pounds (189 kg) and specific gravity measurements indicate that it contains up to 70% silver. One of the smaller vein fragments discovered in the same area was assayed (concentrate assay) and returned just under 50% silver – 459,000 gm/t or 14,688 oz/t silver."

Yes, this is completely selective, but 14,688 ounces per ton is still utterly mad.

[Anonymous No.25941653]

>>25941144
yes

[Anonymous No.25941676]

>>25941629
What I'm saying is: I think that is a possibility. Central bankers can do whatever the fuck they want.

[Anonymous No.25941688]

My investing .com app just told me gold and silver went up 992727484%. Strange.

[Anonymous No.25941704]

>>25941592
Yep. Kitco has one too, very useful to know how economic can future mining be in a company.
https://www.kitco.com/pop_windows/kitcorockcalc.html

[Anonymous No.25941716]

>>25933565
Based and knifepilled

What rum is that?

[Anonymous No.25941751]

PAN MAN any thoughts on Scottie Resources?

[Anonymous No.25941757]

>>25941501
Ya looking at a chart now it was at an recent ATH a week ago. Looks like ill be waiting a bit before I add to my position.

[PAN MAN No.25941794]

>>25941649
these are an example of super enrichment after the ore body is exposed to surface. There basically big blobs of native silver that likely grew close to surface as water dissolved the sulfide host structure, redistributing it deeper in the vien where it than was eroded and exposed again for their geos to find. This happened a lot in the Rossland gold belt, places like the Gold Drop claim found chunks of ore there with grades up to 150oz per tonne but it vanished after 10 or so meters.

[Anonymous No.25941804]

>>25940293
2008-2020 was deflation for non-financial assets (wages, commodities, etc.) and inflation of financial ones (stocks, real estate, etc.)
Absolutely could happen again. It just destabilizes political systems the more extended and extreme it becomes.

[PAN MAN No.25941940]

>>25941751
Since I am the guy that brought them up yep I have a pretty good opinion of them. Its a small project right now, mainly focused on the past producing Scottie gold mine which I ve walked over many times. The original mine focused on chasing insane high grade gold quartz stringers and blebs, with little surface diamond drilling. I remember camping on top of their Blueberry vein many times too, I love that whole area up past Stewart, its gold country for sure. Corporate has been doing a stellar job running the show too, too bad the weathers been so shit otherwise they would be still doing more drilling right now. I have some ore samples with VG in them too from the main zone on their property that I ll have to dig out some day.

[Anonymous No.25942003]

>>25941794

Thank you for the invaluable information Pan Man. Will definitely continue to hold SVE as a core position at a $120 million mcap, because, even if these boulders don't turn out to yield something truly exciting, as somebody else has pointed out, 50 million ounces of silver on leach pads at 75% recovery = they were already worth $650 million dollars at $18 silver; and as the price of silver has gone up and will go up, that number has got and can only get better and better.

[Anonymous No.25942035]

>>25933565
Based as fuck, although did you know the new Lucky Strike Reds are just rebranded Newport non-menthols?

[Anonymous No.25942095]

5 more 10ozt NTR bars, not very pretty, but silver is silver, premiums weren’t bad at all.

Had to get them before cucktario goes into stay-at-home order goes into effect.

[PAN MAN No.25942102]

>>25942003
yea those leach pads I ve talked about before, with modern leach formulas can probably get up to 20% more recovery than the older mixes. Weather also probably played a role in those pads being only 75% recovery as well, if the pads are constantly experiencing temperature swings it causes all sorts of problems.

[Anonymous No.25942121]

>>25941794
Thanks pan man. My enthusiasm is now a little more measured but I’m more informed. Appreciate your input, and appreciate silver miner anon’s input, as well.

[Anonymous No.25942208]

>>25942095
>NTR bars

[Anti Q No.25942429]

YOUR SILVER AND GOLD WILL NOT SAVE YOU
They are going to shoot Donald Trump's clone on live television.
Then after three days @realDonaldTrump will emerge and claim to be resurrected by God and that he is God incarnate here to rule the world for 1000 years from Jerusalem.
January 17th = Fake Assassination
January 20th = Fake Resurrection
January 20th is the first day of Aquarius.
Janus is the god of new beginnings.
The Rabbis will declare him messiah.
Trump is the antichrist, the man of sin, the son of perdition, the lawless one, the beast.
Don = 33
Donald means "World Ruler"
The Donald
Corona Vires = The Crowning of the Great Authority
Q = 17th
M = Mario = Mason
L = Luigi = Lucifer
Maga is the 5th degree of Satanism
Redtie = @realDonaldTrump
Bluetie = Bluepill
Super Mario Bros (1993)
Princess Daisy, the Rock Bearer = The Whore of Babylon
Dome of the Meteor(Rock)
Jerusalem is the Whore of Babylon
Three Days of Darkness = Three Days The World Believes Trump Is Dead
The Great Awakening = The Great Deception
Rapture =/= Abduction
Project Blue Beam = Attack on Dome of the Rock
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SopCV2H3pNY&feature=emb_logo [Embed]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgOHMwbECAE [Embed]
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved

[PAN MAN No.25942478]

>>25942429
ah this is what I missed, pure schizo posting.

[Anonymous No.25942482]

Does anyone have a metal detector. I think it will be fun to mess around with but get super boring pretty quick. I also don't live anywhere known for having metal in the ground. I'd probably just dig up old metal junk/coins.

[Anonymous No.25942483]

>IT'S HAPPENING
>IT'S HAPPENING
>IT'S HAPPENING
>IT'S HAPPENING
GOLD FUTURES UP 9 BILLION PERCENT

[Anonymous No.25942534]

>>25942429
Ok doomer

[Anonymous No.25942536]

>>25942095

[Anonymous No.25942561]

>>25942429
Someone spent the time to type this

[PAN MAN No.25942664]

>>25942482
I ve got a Garrat AT Gold and A Minelab, both are excellent machines but take a long time to learn how to properly use.

[Anti Q No.25942699]

>>25942478
>>25942534
>>25942561
It will go down exactly as I have predicted.

[Anonymous No.25942715]

>>25942429
amazing post

[Anonymous No.25942720]

>>25942561
the truths must be revealed!
repent, all ye sinners and idolaters!
surrender now all thine worldly treasures unto me, and i shall set thee free of thine material and soulful bondages!

[Anonymous No.25942796]

>>25942208
What's so bad about them?

[Anonymous No.25942822]

Is eBay safe for buying silver. Also what countries mint has the lowest premiums?

[Anonymous No.25942856]

>>25942699


God is dead, we killed his son. Accept it

[Anonymous No.25942859]

>>25942796
google what NTR means

[Anonymous No.25942866]

>>25942796
>netorare
something lewd probably,..
blame Japan

[Anti Q No.25942872]

>>25942715
Thank you

[Anonymous No.25942897]

>>25942822
Check for trusted dealers on eBay. For lowest premiums, it depends of the country you're from.

[Anti Q No.25942909]

>>25942856
>Pull it

[Anonymous No.25942952]

bought NEM today and it went down
sorry about that guys

[Anonymous No.25942969]

>>25942909
Yamete kudasai Silverstein sensei

[Anonymous No.25942971]

>>25940256
yup

[Anonymous No.25942974]

>>25942822
I’d only recommend buying hard to find foreign silver on eBay, no reason to not buy bullion from one of the well established dealers

[Anonymous No.25942995]

>>25942859
Sorry I don't do jewgle want to just tell me

[Anonymous No.25943031]

>>25942796
Apparently their customer service is shit, but I dealt with my LCS so no problem there.

As for the purity, just did the magnet test all good. Some anons have probably just heard bad things and just assume everything with their name is bad. Hell even Johnson Mattney screws shit up, but their classic bar are 2nd to none.

Pic rel

[Anonymous No.25943115]

>>25942952

Nothing in the mining stocks matters until we get past $30 silver, then all will soar. >>25938461
>>25938537 Don't worry about short-term noise.

[Anonymous No.25943165]

Lmao you anons had me worried I bought some bad bars or something (I have 10 of those NTRs now), but your referring to my ironic use of cuck in my OP lel

[Anonymous No.25943188]

>>25942995
Netorare
It means shit silver in Swahili

[Anonymous No.25943199]

why rock value drop?

[Anonymous No.25943218]

a lesson from my idiot friend to you
>my buddy bought gold for the entirety of last year as he is too much of a jew to dabble in anything "risky"
>his portfolio was literally usd without interest and gold as turkish lira was losing value against practically anything
>his gold median was 470 turkish liras
>peaked at 530 turkish liras way back in november
>didn't sell
>vaccine announced, biden won, markets react well
>didnt sell
>gold now hit 440 turkish liras, dollar is back to 7.40 from 8.50s
>sold everything this week at a huge loss and bought a secondhand toyota yaris

kek

[Anonymous No.25943226]

>>25943165
Almost half NTR bars are an alloy of silver and aluminum and are counterfeits from the Chinese.

[Anti Q No.25943250]

>>25942969

[Anonymous No.25943328]

>>25943226
How can I tell if it’s legit? Since aluminum hide well from the magnet test, would I need one of those silver scanners?

[Anonymous No.25943355]

Is gold in a bubble or should I start stacking? I don’t trust cash, bonds, and am unsure on stocks.

[Anonymous No.25943418]

Watch out frens the threat to america is not over.
impeachment is a smoke and mirrors distraction

this is what theyre working on right now-

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[Anonymous No.25943495]

>>25943328
I'm joking with you. I've never even seen one of those bars.

[Anonymous No.25943521]

>>25943355
>Is gold in a bubble
Lol no, maybe when it was at $2,050 but definitely not now

[Anonymous No.25943535]

>>25943418
Comes up every few years. The real time bomb has always been the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact

[Anonymous No.25943536]

>>25943355

Commodities are the only things which are not in a bubble, and the only safe haven right now. Stocks are at 30x earnings, houses 8x earnings, bonds in an historic bubble and propped up only by tens of trillions in central-bank money-printing. The DGR is still 16:1 (should go 1:1 or even 1:2), and fiat currencies are on the verge of total collapse; gold will go 8x-16x when it becomes money again.

[Anonymous No.25943585]

>>25940276
Maccoin my nigga! A full set 1000 Big Macs by EOY

[Anonymous No.25943600]

>>25938310
Can anyone give me some links or quick pasta about silver and why its considered under valued at the moment? I need some to go in my hoard.

[Anonymous No.25943611]

>>25943536
What is DGR ?

[Anonymous No.25943631]

>>25942429
>M = Mario = Mason
>L = Luigi = Lucifer

my favorite part

[Anonymous No.25943673]

>>25943611

Dow:Gold ratio. How many ounces of gold it costs to buy the Dow.

[Anonymous No.25943984]

Not understanding the -9-10% drops in miners when silver only had a slight drop, the 10yr yield got slammed and the dollar was only up marginally

they're going to shake me out /pmg/bros...

[Anonymous No.25944003]

BASED metals reporting in

[Anonymous No.25944011]

If I had a lot of money to invest, would I be better served with majority in kilograms and less in coins/1oz bars?

[Anonymous No.25944135]

>>25944011

Depends on which country you are in. If you are British, buy Sovereigns and Britannias, because they are CGT-free. Even if your country doesn't have such laws, coins are generally better, because you can barter with them more easily.

[Anonymous No.25944274]

>>25926083
What are some good exchanges foe europoors?

[Anonymous No.25944305]

>>25944135
USA, Colorado

[Anonymous No.25944324]

>>25943585
mcdonalds gave out actual brass?

[Anonymous No.25944333]

I'm really enjoying today's completely normal trading action.

[Anonymous No.25944360]

>>25944305
no capital gains on AGE ;)

[Anonymous No.25944434]

>>25944333
Every time I look at the spreadsheet I keep track of my bullion with I'm either down a few hundred or up a few hundred, it's madness

[Anonymous No.25944539]

>>25944324
With an exchange rate of this one Big Mac each. A burger backed currency. McDonald’s has issued currency.

[Anonymous No.25944660]

>>25944333
Multiple waves of panic selling and then immediate recovery in one trading day? Nothing to see here!

[Anonymous No.25944725]

>>25944539
there is a reason why the central banks took over their corporate structure they feared the burger backed currency only one entity can create its own currency

[Anonymous No.25944727]

>>25944333

The volatility is intended to frighten you and make you panic and sell all your mining stocks.

[Anonymous No.25944820]

>>25942095
>>25943226
>>25943495
Well you guys made me scrutinize the bar I got in my random 5 bar set yesterday. It was still in it's original plastic and checks out otherwise

[Anonymous No.25944818]

>>25944727
Can "they" actually cause drastic intra-day spikes and falls like that? I know they can do a daily dump but now we're seeing almost bi-hourly volatility.

[Anonymous No.25944838]

>>25944727
why would anyone spend billions dumping the silver market to get you to sell a few hundred dollars worth of stock?

who are these complete fiscal imbeciles and what is their endgame?

[PMG BAKER No.25944873]

>>25941608
It could be if you look at charts, but ultimently. You must ask these two questions, are we going to continue deflation in us dollars compared to demand or will we have inflation of us dollars compared to demand. Once you answer that, you must ask, can we continue on the growth we are on in the stock marker, or will all the financialized asset flood into assets.

[Anonymous No.25944980]

>>25944838
Presumably because there are hoards of new investors, like myself and a lot of PMG, investing in these stocks for the first time. I would imagine it's more to scare off a wide breadth of new investors/speculators than to get experienced investors with deep positions shaken out.

[Anonymous No.25945034]

>>25944818

Yes; they often dump over a billion "digital" ounces on the market in a single day, which is 10x the annual investable supply of silver. The volatility terrifies ordinary people, and makes them stay well away from precious metals.

>>25944838

Straw-man, Big Bob.

[PMG BAKER No.25945048]

>>25944820
>Does not know what ntr is
Seems like you are not cultured anon.
>>25943600
Checked, and the reason why it is undervalued is look at core cpi, food inflation, and every metal at 2007. Look at how much they have gained, but look at silver. How has silver not hit it's all time high, but every other commodities has? Also, please make it say biz to show you own that stack?

[Anonymous No.25945080]

>>25944980
so do you assume every stochastic signal you encounter is actually an intelligent action aimed at you personally, or is your schizophrenic apophenia reserved for silver price charts?

are the ham sandwiches trying to make you kill someone?

[Anonymous No.25945088]

>>25944873
I don’t understand at all how the stock market is still climbing like it is. I have no faith in it continuing like this much longer, especially with how much unrest there is in the US. Now to figure out how to get my vanguard account moved to gold without getting slammed. Gonna take earlier advice here about asking a cpa.

[Anonymous No.25945157]

>>25945080
How’s your wife and her son doing, Bob?

[Anonymous No.25945198]

>>25945080

Once the Fed institutes Yield Curve Control, whether in policy or in practice, stocks will continue to climb and even go parabolic, but they will be crashing in terms of gold and commodities, as in Venezuela, Weimar Germany, Argentina, Zimbabwe, etc. We are still in the brief window of time where the game of musical chairs is ongoing, and people can cash out the paper gains into gold to realise their wealth. But soon that won't be a possibility any longer.

[Anonymous No.25945236]

>>25945198

Meant for >>25945088

[Anonymous No.25945248]

>>25945198
>We are still in the brief window of time where the game of musical chairs is ongoing, and people can cash out the paper gains into gold to realise their wealth.
strangely enough we've been in that 'brief' window for over a year now according to /pmg/ and I have no doubt we'll still be in it 20 years from now.

[Anonymous No.25945262]

>>25945034
So someone can be arrested for sitting on a park bench, or having relatives over a holiday meal, but a bank can fraudulently trade tens of billions of dollars of an asset that simply does not exist, with the sole intent of misleading investors? I already knew this was how the world works, but to see that tweet, and then be reading COVID lockdown horror stories on /pol/ or Zerohedge at the same time, is quite the eye-opening experience. There are literally two sets of laws: one for us plebians, and one set for the ruling class.

[PMG BAKER No.25945284]

>>25945088
Let me ask you this question if you do not know why the stock market is still going up. Why did the Fed need to buy so many assets? https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WALCL

[Anonymous No.25945300]

>>25945080
Well this is a little harsh. I did qualify my statement by saying "presumably." Meaning that I was entertaining an idea and considering it to its conclusion, rather than emphatically stating "this is for certain how it all works."

[Anonymous No.25945327]

>>25945048
Thanks, I will do in a new thread at some point

[Anonymous No.25945399]

>>25945248

Since the beginning of 2020, look at the gains of gold and silver and mining stocks vs the Dow already. Again cf. since late 2018, when the Fed was first forced to restart Q. E., and people realised that they could never normalize interest-rates again. When the Fed injects more Q. E. to stop the present rise in yields, the process will be further accelerated as the money-printing becomes increasingly parabolic.

>>25945262

Yes, the whole thing is absolutely disgusting. And we know why they do it, to prop up the dollar and the evil system which is based upon it. That's why Bart Chilton was ordered to desist when he tried to investigate the matter; why Bear Stearns was eliminated for going long, and Lehman Brothers was cannibalized.

[Anonymous No.25945412]

>>25945300
>Meaning that I was entertaining an idea and considering it to its conclusion,
the idea has no logical support or evidence though. so you're just inventing narratives to explain random noise. Nothing wrong with that, but presuming why a fictional person would do fictional things is probably insane.

[PMG BAKER No.25945480]

I got the next bread

[Anonymous No.25945545]

>>25942035
no way

[Anonymous No.25945558]

Pan Man, if you're awake still: Should investors be concerned over the tailings at Scottie? I mean they're literally in the creek.

[Anonymous No.25945565]

I'm posting it again.

[Anonymous No.25945589]

>>25941716
captain Morgan black label, matey!!

[Anonymous No.25945673]

>>25945558
ah never mind, it's actually a drained lake. Should be fine then

[Anonymous No.25945737]

>>25945565
He can't be stopped

[Anonymous No.25945745]

>>25926266
That's how you get shot and forced to poop yourself after dying, Anon.

[Anonymous No.25945842]

>>25945399
>Since the beginning of 2020, look at the gains of gold and silver and mining stocks vs the Dow already.
in April I agreed with you, but since then your predictions and mine haven't come true. In fact the opposite happened. Metals spiked and then crabbed while stocks fluctuated but held value and made some gains.

if you predict the crash of the economy long enough you'll eventually be right, but so far no luck and we're almost a year into the thing. It's possible stimulus is working just fine and nothing is going to happen.

[Anonymous No.25945888]

>>25942429
I love you, schizo-kun.

[Anonymous No.25945906]

>>25945842
Anon, i'm not sure the exact dates, but I know that Silver has been rangebound from 15-18 for maybe 10 years. Suddenly, and violently, it breaks that eternal crab and get super volatile. Nobody has a crystal ball, but I can sure as hell tell you that something changed in the market recently.

[Anonymous No.25945941]

>>25945906
>I can sure as hell tell you that something changed in the market recently.
for sure. Just not what anyone here predicted.

[Anonymous No.25945986]

>>25926690
THATS MY DRAGON THANK YOU ANON!!!!!!

[Anonymous No.25946044]

>>25945842

The Dow Jones is essentially flat since the start of 2020. Gold is up 20%, silver 43%, lumber, zinc, copper, and many food prices even more so. Objectively speaking, stocks are crashing in real terms already. My prediction that $5 trillion in Q. E. and a further $120 billion per month taper would not keep yields down is now coming true. The ten-year is now over 1% and keeps creeping up. It must be got down again, only way to do that is more Q. E. The economy is not recovering, cannot recover, and trillions of dollars in stimulus cheques is on the way. A banking crisis will also happen any day now. There is no need to be impatient. If gold is going 8x-16x, silver 30x-40x, and mining stocks 100s or 1000s of x, I could not care less that I didn't speculate on ponzi schemes like Tesla or Bitcoin in 2020.

[Anonymous No.25946062]

>>25945986
He has my cat.

[PAN MAN No.25946188]

>>25945558
no that ground is so utterly metallic already, and totally devoid of life other than extremeophile bacteria the government hasnt been worried about it. A lot of that red staining is those microbes eating the oxides that both naturally occur in the bedrock and the tailings dumped by the original scottie mine. The government will ask scottie to continue to monitor the historic waste but again its probably of minimal concern.

[Anonymous No.25946190]

>>25946044
yep, but the complete crash that we expected never happened, nor has the hyperinflation or metals moonshots.

might still happen, sure. But it's looking a lot like it might not.

[Anonymous No.25946226]

>>25946188
Wonderful, thanks. That pretty much eliminates most environmental concerns altogether.

[Anonymous No.25946281]

Fellas, I'm looking to get some small bits of silver for bartering and such. Would you recommend 1/10 silver rounds or silver mercury dimes?

[Anonymous No.25946312]

>>25946281
The premiums on that shit is stupid as fuck. You’re better off find scrap sterling and getting poured molds imo

[PAN MAN No.25946316]

>>25946226
the only thing they will have to worry about is any effluent from the lake flowing down to the other larger water ways, but again that whole area is already heavily engineered for water control that it shouldnt be a worry.

[Anonymous No.25946339]

>>25946190

Nobody said that hyperinflation or a moonshot would definitively happen in 2020. Somewhere between 2020 and 2024 is the only reasonable statement which a person could have made. And even if gold only goes up another 20%, and silver another 40% in 2021, that will translate into many x gains in the mining stocks. We know what the inevitable process to hyperinflation is. Next step is yield-curve control to stop these rising yields.

[PMG BAKER No.25946364]

New bread

>>25946359
>>25946359
>>25946359

[Anonymous No.25946403]

>>25941794
The company quotes the deposit as being similar to the Cobalt area and the cut sample does look similar. The deposits in the Cobalt area only went down 300' and the silver/cobalt was deposited from above/laterally through super saturated water. It could make a very profitable pit or small underground but with a short life, depending on the structures. The grades from cobalt historically would be unbelievable now; it funded a lot of the stock market in Toronto at the turn of the century

[Anonymous No.25946454]

>>25946281
You could also try pick related its like 140 bucks and its what I will use for the formerly well to do housewifes

[PAN MAN No.25946470]

>>25946403
yep totally agree, the geology is very similar and the ores themselves do too, big chunky raw metal in gaps between brecciated host veins. stunning ore but yes will only likely go down a very short distance.

[Anonymous No.25946501]

>>25946339
>Nobody said that hyperinflation or a moonshot would definitively happen in 2020
sure they did. Lots of us did.

we were wrong, just like you're probably wrong now. But pretending nobody said it is just correcting history to fit your narrative. Avoids admitting the likelihood that you're still wrong, but you're just kicking the can down the road until inevitably you're finally right and you can ignore the thousands of times you weren't.

to me it's simpler just to admit we were wrong before and it's likely we're wrong now. No big deal. You don't have to explain or predict a damn thing. You don't have to justify investing in whatever you want. You don't have to convince people to join you.

[Anonymous No.25946604]

>>25946501

I didn't make a single post on /biz/ until 2020. Never bought a mining stock until 2020. Never told people that hyperinflation was coming in 2020. You can read my posts in the May and June warosu threads to verify that. Simply told people to buy gold and silver and mining stocks and get positioned rightly both for a near-term inevitability, and for one of any number of Black Swans which could happen, and can still happen at any moment.

[Anonymous No.25946667]

>>25926140
Hope you get that tested. Canada has 0 pm reserves.

[Anonymous No.25946678]

>>25946604
>near-term inevitability
we might as well have near-term deflation though

[Anonymous No.25946682]

>>25944333
I was watching spot all day and seeing this too. The dips are almost insta bought.

Look at the monthly and tell me higher lows aren’t a good thing. Although the slightest macro event could derail this bubbling rally

[Anonymous No.25946724]

>>25926690
3 of my pics on that collage alone.

[Anonymous No.25946737]

>>25946678

I don't believe in the deflation narrative, but even if you do, the greatest amount of risk clearly lies with not holding PMs vs holding them. Potential black swans are, a banking crisis; China and Russia dumping the dollar and issuing new currencies; a COMEX default; a war; political revolution in the U. S.

[Anonymous No.25946791]

>>25946737
I agree, inflation is the more probable outcome