/pmg/ precious metals general

[PAN MAN No.26393585]

Long Lost Loot edition

>Why Gold?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3S4rl6ehil
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>>26362493

[Anonymous No.26393639]

>>26393547
Thank you. A chart site that specializes in relative strength and visualizes it well would be killer.

[Anonymous No.26393650]

>>26393300
Gold to Silver ratio
Platinum to Gold ratio
Dow to Gold ratio
Gold to (Real Estate per Sq. Ft)
Bloomberg Commodity Index/SP500
USDEUR, USDYEN, USDCNY
10 Yr Yield/CPI (or whatever since CPI is the most carefully massaged statistic in the universe)

[Anonymous No.26393686]

>>26393585
Niggers tongue my anus

[Anonymous No.26393718]

Better version

[Anonymous No.26393774]

>>26393718
extremely based

[PAN MAN No.26393813]

>>26393718
i am saving this

[Anonymous No.26393834]

i really do enjoy laughing at all you pathetic silver stackers. i regularly sue the pants off of poorfag silver stackers and i’ve been in the legal business for 30 years now. you people are the most pathetic i have seen in a long time, you can't even afford lawyers. none of you will ever be as successful as me no matter how much worthless silver you stack because i'll take it from you through our fair and just legal system. should've bought a better lawyer!

[Anonymous No.26393840]

>>26393639
>>26393650
You can get the first 4 from pricedingold.com
You get the 5th from https://www.longtermtrends.net/stocks-commodities-ratio/
The currency pairs can be found on any forex trading tracker. It even can be done on goldprice.org
The last one I have only seen published every so often and not a real chart. It would not be hard to do it yourself by plotting both. It is one of the more bullish tailwinds for gold.

[Anonymous No.26393929]

>>26392627

18k PAAS bro here, we're gonna be fine. I'm even hoping we get a dip below $29 next week so I can add another 3-5k before the moon mission

[PAN MAN No.26393933]

evening gents heres some news from today that might be interesting


Serengeti Resources and Sun Metals Announce Interim Order and Update to Merger to Consolidate Copper District in North-Central BC
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/615-tsx-venture/sir/91687-serengeti-and-sun-metals-announce-interim-order-and-update-to-merger-to-consolidate-copper-district-in-north-central-bc.html

Imperial Metals: Huckleberry East Zone Drilling Confirms Copper Mineralization at Depth
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/930-tsx/iii/91674-huckleberry-east-zone-drilling-confirms-copper-mineralization-at-depth.html

Sun Summit Minerals Outlines Plans for Upcoming Drill Program at Buck: Identifies New Drill Targets
https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/518-tsx-venture/smn/91401-sun-summit-outlines-plans-for-upcoming-drill-program-at-buck-identifies-new-drill-targets.html

I am watching Sun Summit closely for the near future, their project is within half an hours drive from the town of Houston BC, close to rail and heavy industrial support, if it keeps going this could be a very lucrative project.

[Anonymous No.26394153]

>>26393834
Based

[Anonymous No.26394231]

>>26393834
>>26393718
Wonderful stuff guys

[Anonymous No.26394579]

How does one go about figuring out the value of stuff like this?

[Anonymous No.26394614]

[Anonymous No.26394632]

>>26394579
Ask how much it weighs

[Anonymous No.26394644]

>>26394579
Weigh it, read the mark, calculate melt value, then expect to only get maybe 60% of melt value because the person who is going to take on the cost and hassle of melting it down needs a cut too.

[Anonymous No.26394646]

>>26394579
Weight * silver price * silver concentration

[Anonymous No.26394708]

>>26394646
Okay, I get weighing it but how does one know the silver concentration? I am guessing the mark tells you? This one says 9236

[Anonymous No.26394922]

>>26394708
Mark tells you. Sterling is always .925. Never seen a marking like "9236" before

[Anonymous No.26395024]

>>26394922
This is allegedly from the 50’s. Not looking to buy it necessarily, but couldn't figure out the markings so was curious

[Anonymous No.26395059]

>>26395024
a lot of times you can punch them into google and find it

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/5-pc-gorham-sterling-silver-tea-set-service-9236

[Anonymous No.26395074]

>>26395024
Might be real who knows. They've been cleaned and don't have any patina so it's difficult to tell. I'm sure somebody here can verify based on the images though

[Anonymous No.26395123]

>>26394708
Sterling silver is always 92.5% silver

[Anonymous No.26395229]

>>26395123
Good to know, thanks

[Anonymous No.26395262]

Don Durrett mentions in this vid there are only 18 silver miners out there that produce over 1 million ounces a year, he says Pan American, Fresnillo amd Hecla are the 3 majors, anyone know the other 15?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-qYvxpsQ8E

[PAN MAN No.26395375]

>>26395262
Silver Standard Resources is probably up there, they are a major player in silver.

[PAN MAN No.26395803]

whats everyone up to tonight? Work? school? any specific projects?

[Anonymous No.26396002]

Are we gonna make it? Are mining stocks going to get us to the moon?

[Anonymous No.26396055]

>>26395803
Playing with VS/sqlite and thinking about this >>26396009
until stores open

[Anonymous No.26396257]

>>26395803
Staying and reading, got work in the morning. It's a pretty chill gig, so I'll DD stocks most of the time, DV, PAAS. I have positions in UUUU and VALE, if anyone has recommendations for other lithium and uranium, let me know, and Ill take look in the morning.

[Anonymous No.26396300]

>>26395803
Work

[PAN MAN No.26396572]

>>26396257
I am waiting on dinner and thinking about work, things are slow but were trudging along. Thinking about finding a movie for tonight. I ve been asked to help with a firearms training day as well from some locals. Lots of young guys wanting to learn the ins and outs of their dads 30-30s and such.

[Anonymous No.26396576]

>>26395803
Relaxing a bit after a pretty stressful/busy week. Getting up early tomorrow to drive 80 miles to my current flip so I can meet a realtor and finally get started on the process of offloading that garbage.

[Anonymous No.26396733]

>>26395803
research, research, research. wage, save, research, invest, repeat until i make it. get rich or die tryin'.

>>26396257
My uranium portfolio:
>FSY
>FIND
>PTU
>STND
>PEN
>API

All of these are small cap uranium explorers with solid fundamentals. DYYOR and look through ceo.ca for more detailed posts on each one.

If the uranium bull market comes the way i think it will, i'll make a fortune. If it doesn't, my allocation will get wiped out.

[Anonymous No.26396759]

>>26395803
Drinking a martini. Last semester of school starts on Tuesday. I’ll have my bachelors soon. Pretty good night so far.

[Anonymous No.26396884]

If your stack fits in one picture it's too small to show off

[Anonymous No.26396939]

>>26394535
>Your average Cryptofag

[Anonymous No.26397123]

>>26396572
>firearms training
Based. I'm waiting to hear back from a firearms dude about learning to shoot next month. It's a pain trying to find ammo and magazines, resorted to ordering online
>>26396733
I'm sure the market will pan out, especially with Sleep joe pushing for green energy.
>>26396759
Nice, I'm staring my last semester in a few weeks, I business with an international concentration. What you studying?

[PAN MAN No.26397293]

>>26396733
thats the spirit!
>>26396759
bet it feels pretty good to get all that work done, always love hearing others get school done.

[Anonymous No.26397484]

>>26396572
Nice.

I need to take my sheriff buddy's offer to go shooting at some point, so I can get a feel for which gun to buy. Need to do it soon while I still can I guess.

>Yfw your LEO friend is the one telling you how to build untraceable weapons you can modify into full auto with a drill, some gum and a pack of smokes

Blessed

[PAN MAN No.26397777]

>>26397484
everyone around here are boomers with fud guns, but still loads of people interested in shooting. I think most are starting to notice how expensive meats getting and thinking about hunting as an alternative.

Same goes with learning to gold pan too, most people in the region have the tools but never really tried actually getting any gold, I may have to start a side gig in the summer teaching people how to prospect.

[Anonymous No.26397808]

>>26393718
certified

[Anonymous No.26397834]

Prophets, when does the economic cataclysm happen? I'm addicted to happenings.

[Anonymous No.26398013]

What were the guidelines of when to move from gold to silver or silver to gold based on the GSR?

[PAN MAN No.26398437]

Anyone got any obscure projects that might be interesting? Dont have a lot going on tonight.

[Anonymous No.26398479]

>>26398437
AABB, they're called asia broadband, but they have nothing to do with broadband

[PAN MAN No.26398638]

>>26398479
am I mistaken or do these guys not even have a website? There just about 1 cent too on the trading graphs I can find, whats so interesting about them? I ve heard this name discussed here before but I ve never been able to figure out what their projects were.

[Anonymous No.26398730]

>>26397777
Should I buy half an ounce of gold or another rifle? I only have a couple ounces. Decisions decisions...

[Anonymous No.26398831]

>>26397834
Either next two weeks or in November, according to astrologyanon

[PAN MAN No.26398834]

>>26398730
well that depends, how many guns do you have? Both are good but if you already have an extensive collection go with the gold, you may need it soon to buy ammo.

[Anonymous No.26398867]

>>26398013
Buy low sell high. Simple as

[Johny Kruz No.26398895]

LMAO, this /biz/ thread is full of jewish trash shilling
Don’t go for this trash if you want to save your wallet
They still try to bring new tards for their shit pools and bases protocols
But I know one thing, only one top rebase platform now - Base Protocol, so I don’t believe in fake shit

[Anonymous No.26398905]

>>26398638
kek no idea what these chinks are up to. Just some obscure liiteral penny stock

[Anonymous No.26398998]

>>26396759

With some luck I'll be done with mine this coming Fall. Living at home, working 30 hours a week while doing full time classes online, saving my money like a good goy and making boomer rocks along the way.

I had a really shit time in my 20s bros, but my 30s have been off to a good start. Note to any down anons out there; you can turn things around, it just takes time and a lot of fucking work.

[Anonymous No.26399031]

>>26395803
making clarified butter.

planning to dump some stock i idiotically purchased because i apparently can't read, do you think its a good time to move into Newcrest Mining?

thx. & how are you

[PAN MAN No.26399092]

>>26398905
this almost looks like an old school shell money laundering scheme, no projects on the books, no land or claim titles that I can find. No base of operations or camps in Mexico, and their office in Las Vegas is a one room apartment. I didnt think these sorts of shells were allowed to exist anymore.

[Anonymous No.26399246]

>>26399031
I'm still down 30% on Newcrest from when I bought it last July, so it's probably a good deal right now

[Floor stacker No.26399293]

>>26397834
I would say this year things will definitely start to heat up, the economic collapse will not be a single day or event

[Anonymous No.26399426]

>>26393834
He really is a boomer scumbag piece of shit. Probably a nice guy in real life but scummy like all boomers and a piece of shit like all boomers not nearly the same caliber as the millennial alt right depression survivor generation.

[Anonymous No.26399447]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwYtyvAUhHI
>started out as a PM shill
>cooming over BTC
Which one of you is this?

[Anonymous No.26399469]

>>26395262
First majestic.

[Anonymous No.26399533]

>>26399426
>Probably a nice guy in real life
No, I'm an asshole irl too

rich people don't get rich by caring what you think of them.

[Anonymous No.26399575]

>>26399533
Some of them do. There's a difference though. I can be an asshole and not care what you think but the thing that's different is I would never make sure "I only play with other people's money".

[Anonymous No.26399671]

https://goldseek.com/article/gold-seeker-issue-47-week-mining-mining-equities-continue-take-it-chin

[Anonymous No.26399705]

>>26399575
>I would never make sure "I only play with other people's money".
lol you still mad about that?

don't worry, nobody would trust you with that much money.

and if they did it's only because you've borrowed money before and paid it back. In fact if you want to gamble other people's money you have to win almost all the time. That's the caveat there. I can play with other people's money because I pay them back with interest 99% of the time. Most people simply can't do that.

[Anonymous No.26399920]

>>26397123
I’m studying a meme degree... bus admin.
>>26398998
It’s never to late to be what you could’ve been - read that on a bookmarked once. >>26397293
Yes feels good. My profession will be the military though. I graduated OCS here recently too, but am considering denying my commission in pursuit of a more elite group. Idk. Anything is possible nowadays!

[Anonymous No.26399927]

>>26399705
I had my dose of annoying retard last night and I'm not looking to dump into it again.

I just take pride in the fact that you have a fat pig wife, a retarded faggot son, and you probably can't even bench press your own body weight.

[Anonymous No.26399954]

>>26399920
A bird in the hand is worth tow in the bush. Commission is a great deal. Don't throw it away for something you don't have.

[Anonymous No.26400034]

>>26399927
Ah, you're the schizo pasta factory
I like you, I've got a couple of your posts saved for when I need a smile.

[Anonymous No.26400122]

>>26396733
What's fueling the sentiment behind uranium? The environmentalists hate it, and I have never seen the pushers of a "Green New Deal" include Nuclear in their plans - it's always solar and wind.
Personally I'm in the Nuclear camp but I don't write or influence policy.

[Anonymous No.26400190]

>>26400122
There's a steady but relatively small demand from nuclear power plants and nuclear navies.

The public isn't important in nuclear markets, they never have been.

[Anonymous No.26400194]

>>26399954
True, have been told that here recently. At the end of the day it’ll be just another job though unless I pursue the harder route. I couldn’t stand the political subjective nature of the cycle, females were given priority, officers being treated like children, enlisted sergeant instructors bemoaning the current state of affairs really puts things into perspective. I wanted to be elite, officers aren’t that elite, they’re just shitty supervisors of the military world.

[Anonymous No.26400364]

>>26400122
In short: The best rallies are in HATED assets. Uranium is hated, but has very clear supply and demand spaces. The current fleet demand is higher than supply. There is no shortage now because of reserves in Japan (as a result of shutting down their reactors) and Kazakhstan which doesn't want to sell it at these low prices.The calculus is simple and has zero to do with the future of nuclear. As an aside the growth of the global nuclear fleet is mostly in asia, especially China.
Uranium bear market has wiped out or mothballed most mines, and the junior space is small. Last uranium rally saw 100x returns on the handful of solvent juniors that had survived. Next rally won't be as dramatic because everyone remembers the last one but it will still be good returns.
I think the push into uranium has been a false start from over eager "get in early" investors. Uranium super cycle is probably 2-3 years away from now

[Anonymous No.26400396]

>>26396759
Are you the anon that bought the reichsmarks around the same time as pic related?

[Anonymous No.26400553]

>>26399927
>you have a fat pig wife, a retarded faggot son, and you probably can't even bench press your own body weight.
You can sure dish it out but you can't take it

you're a fragile, whiney little cunt that throws a tantrum like a child whenever someone disagrees with you even a little bit. Take pride in that I guess.

[Anonymous No.26400747]

Some more on AABB for those that are interested

https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/01/07/2154901/0/en/AABB-Asia-Metals-Finalizes-Negotiations-With-Joint-Venture-Partner-For-Purchase-Of-Guerrero-Gold-Belt-Mine-And-Facilities-In-Mexico.html

[Anonymous No.26400868]

>>26400747
now see these guys dont seem to have any web presence at all, unless its under yet another different name.

[Floor stacker No.26400937]

>only one million people in the whole world can accumulate 1,000 oz of silver.

[Anonymous No.26401023]

Why didnt you listen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWpPrWHBHcQ

[Anonymous No.26401059]

Guys I've been gone in 2 months but Ive since increased my stack to 400 oz of Ag and 4 oz of Au. The progress is real and I just want to say keep stacking. Ever since 1/6/2021 all my LCS's are sold out and I have to preorder gold and silver. They say the US mint is 5 weeks behind from the insane demand. This is bullish. Supply and Demand.

[Anonymous No.26401147]

>>26401059
Not gonna lie, demand IS way up.

But mint production is also way down because of covid. All government agencies have been working at half staff or lower since about March last year. Including the mint afaik. Also US mines are working at half capacity, but I'm not sure about other countries.

[PAN MAN No.26401420]

>>26401023
thank god those giant stockpiles of zinc concentrate are still a thing sitting around ports. It will be a bad day indeed when we run out of zinc.

[Anonymous No.26401810]

>>26401023
>zinc

[Anonymous No.26401831]

>>26393650
>Dow to Gold ratio
why should this care

[Anonymous No.26401836]

>>26401420
Thankfully it's very plentiful and is found all over the world

[Anonymous No.26401893]

>>26401831
Because although we know stocks are fake and gay right now there will come a time where it's cheap with lots of upside.

[PAN MAN No.26401915]

>>26401836
yep thank god its everywhere in copper and silver ores.

[Anonymous No.26401941]

>>26400122
watch this and you'll see the bull case for uranium
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2iFzywoipw&t=595s

[Anonymous No.26402235]

>>26401941
Reminds me of OPEC and Russia's major blunder with peak oil and fracking

it's true, if we only count on currently producing mines, the price will skyrocket. But that ignores the fact that if the price goes up millions of non-producing mines will come online and crash it. The US and Canada and Russia are sitting on more than enough uranium to crash global markets for the next 500 years. The price just needs to go up a bit. Sure, those mines aren't producing now, but if uranium moons they sure will be.

[Anonymous No.26402334]

>>26401915
Galena, sphalerite, argentite & pyrite right?

[Anonymous No.26402368]

Uh... bros???

[PAN MAN No.26402403]

>>26402334
galena, sphalerite for the most part, than bulk copper porphyry deposits. Argentite and other strange named mineral mixes like it are mostly silver instead. Tetrahedrite often has zinc counts as well, but this varies a lot.

[Anonymous No.26402435]

>>26402368
looks like a large part of the population is dipping their toes into PMs now.

[Anonymous No.26402572]

>>26394579
Easy, it's worthless. Any pawn shop will tell you this.

[Anonymous No.26402599]

>>26402334
>Galena, sphalerite, argentite & pyrite right?
very close
it's not pyrite. Not iron pyrite anyways
copper pyrite. Chalcopyrite

[Anonymous No.26402642]

>>26402403
>>26402599
Thanks for educating me guys

[Anonymous No.26402672]

>>26402642
np. Most of the ore is massive zinc oxides like the brown shit in this pic - >>26401810

the crystals in that pic are hemimorphite, another major zinc ore. But it is common in silver and copper deposits all over in lots of mineral forms.

[Anonymous No.26402692]

Does anyone here actually store their money in banks for interest?

[Anonymous No.26402751]

>>26393718
>Better version
Okay retard here. Wouldn't space mining reduce the value of Gold due to the quantity?

[Anonymous No.26402783]

>>26402751
>Wouldn't space mining reduce the value of Gold due to the quantity?
yes, in a couple thousand years when space travel and mining is cheaper than gold it might. Right now rockets cost more than gold and space mining hasn't been invented yet.

[Anonymous No.26402785]

>>26402692
What interest?

[Anonymous No.26402828]

>>26402435
Ya not surprised in the slightest. What surprises me is that the price is still sub 30.

LCS guy said nobody is selling, only buying.

[Anonymous No.26402845]

>>26402692
I have 4 business checking accounts that pay interest on average balances. I keep an average balance of about $20,000 total in the accounts. The interest is insignificant and is usually less than the service charge on the accounts. It means nothing. It's a couple bucks a month on $20k. Less than inflation takes.

[Anonymous No.26402923]

>>26402368
This was true 2 weeks ago, now they are just letting you know.

[Anonymous No.26402937]

>>26402845
So you agree the Gold is a better store of value if you want to avoid the inflation Jew?
If so why do you bother with checking accounts? And 4 of them aswell?
Or do you actually have 4 businesses?
Doesn't seem like alot of saved money for a business

[Anonymous No.26402978]

>>26402937
>why bother keeping cash in a checking account if it depreciates in value?
My grocery store doesn't accept silver, so for now us normal folk have to keep a reasonable amount of cash on hand for expenses.

[Anonymous No.26402998]

>>26402828
You know why the price of the PMs can't shot up

[Anonymous No.26403003]

>>26402937
>Or do you actually have 4 businesses?
I have many businesses
>Doesn't seem like alot of saved money for a business
YES!
I have to pay taxes on saved money. I don't have to pay taxes on spent money. And taxes are over 50% while interest earned is less than 2%. Gotta play the percents, pay the vig
>So you agree the Gold is a better store of value if you want to avoid the inflation Jew?
of course. But you shouldn't be storing value, you should be multiplying it at least 80% of the time. Ask Pareto I guess.

[Anonymous No.26403150]

>>26402751
Mining gold from the oceans is easier and we still aren't even close to doing it there.

[Anonymous No.26403321]

>>26402692
I keep around 100k in my checking for 6-12month safety net and some dip buying money.

[Anonymous No.26403350]

>>26402751
Even when space gold becomes readily available, which in itself is science fiction, there would still be a difference between Space Gold and Earth Gold.
Just like there is a difference between real diamonds and industrial diamonds now.

Even if it is chemically identical, you have chains of custody to establish origin. And genuine Earth Gold would probably just become even more valuable as it stops being mined locally.

But it doesn't matter, because quantum computing will obliterate Crypto long before a single ounce of Space Gold ever hits our markets.

[Anonymous No.26403356]

>>26402937
very simply I can say earn a million dollars a year and pay $500k of it to the IRS or I can re-invest that million, pay no taxes now, grow the business, and pay 15% capital gains tax when I retire or sell. Unless I take the sale price and re-invest that into another business and then I still pay 0 taxes until I finally cash out.

obviously 15% is a better tax rate than 50%. There is no motivation for saving money in business. The US pays you to put your money back into your own business or someone else's. This is capitalism. Where you're punished for taking money out, and paid for investing money back in.

[PAN MAN No.26403366]

>>26403150
no kidding, yet another deep sea mining company just went belly up, this time trying to mine the VMS halo's around black smokers in the Pacific. The tech we have just doesnt work. Mining the sea floor doesnt work, and pulling atoms from sea water isnt practical.

[Anonymous No.26403460]

>>26403350
gold is gold no matter where you go, the gold standard is the greatest system in the entire universe. Also fuck the xenos trying to pass off their quantum currency its not a currency if it in between states of existence.

[Anonymous No.26403477]

>>26401893
thank you based anon

[Anonymous No.26403491]

>>26403460
Earth Gold> dirty Spacoid Gold

[Anonymous No.26403548]

>>26402235
>The US and Canada and Russia are sitting on more than enough uranium to crash global markets for the next 500 years.

please provide evidence for this

[Anonymous No.26403559]

>>26402937
>>26403356
now the smart jew is wondering what's the point? If you have to put all your money back into the business to avoid taxes, where's the reward?

and that's equally simple. If I'm dumping a million a year back into my business IT'S GROWING IN VALUE by a million a year or more if I'm any good at it. I own that business, so on paper my worth goes up by a million a year or more even while I don't make any money personally.

So now I go to the bank and show them I own businesses worth millions, and they lend me millions of dollars if I ask it. They earn interest on those dollars, AND I WRITE THAT INTEREST OFF ON MY TAXES. The interest is less than my tax rate, so I effectively pay taxes to the banks instead of the government, and I can spend as much money as I want on whatever. The business side has to receive more than me, but I can easily live like a king on half a million a year tax free.

this is why rich people always own businesses and business owners often get rich. It's a tax game. A credit game. A percents game.

[Anonymous No.26403615]

Is there any point in keeping a coin inside the little cardboard square if it's not graded? I want to fondle my junk.

[Anonymous No.26403629]

>>26402368
Are people getting spooked about sleepy dementia ridden Joe at the helm?

[PAN MAN No.26403637]

>>26403548
Ontario and Manitoba are sitting on massive deposits which fueled places like "Uranium City" and "Candu" for decades before we started sourcing our uranium from cheaper sources. I ll go pull up mindat in a minute and grab the approx reserve numbers.

[Anonymous No.26403638]

>>26403548
>please provide evidence for this
look at the last uranium cycle. How many mines closed down when the market crashed. Thousands of mines closed not because they ran out of ore, but because the price went too low. all that ore is still there.

if you want actual stats look at Jane's if you can find a copy

[Anonymous No.26403754]

>>26403638
That argument is disingenuous. Mining is a capex heavy industry that takes months to years to "start back up". There would never be commodity cycles if you could just flip a switch. That isn't how it works. I still think that people are in it WAAYYYYY too early because the price has to move first. Better to be fashionably late rather than way too early.

[Anonymous No.26403819]

>>26403754
>That argument is disingenuous. Mining is a capex heavy industry that takes months to years to "start back up"
yes, that was also OPEC and Russia's major blunder with fracking

small mines cost very little to start up, and the thousands of closed uranium mines were mostly very small operations.

also in the US at least uranium doesn't occur in hard rock mines mostly. It's mudstone, more like a gravel pit than a mine.

[Anonymous No.26404133]

>>26403754
for a personal example, I am a geologist by education, and a dinosaur paleontologist by specialty

what you don't learn looking at dinosaur bones is that most of them are radioactive. They're found in uranium ores. They ARE uranium ores. Most dinosaurs in the world come from the US. That's because we have enormous deposits of radioactive mesozoic sediments. About 1/4 of our landmass is a literal uranium/vanadium/rare earths/bentonite/gypsum/dinosaur mine.

[Anonymous No.26404157]

>>26400553
You are an annoying nigger faggot. Your words are irrelevant to me. Figures you were the one who started the shit last night.

I fucked my hot girlfriend again tonight, I came home and she told me she wanted to fuck. So she sucked my dick and I fucked her In the house I own at a young age and paid for in cash. I had an incredible session in the gym. I overhead pressed 165 pounds. Truly an amazing feat. Not like you would know though but that is an achievement that only. 01 percent of the population can do.

Anyway? Who's big Bob? Oh, he's insulting me and calling me a child? Man he's really passionate about that. Something must be wrong with him.

[Anonymous No.26404174]

>>26400364
>has very clear supply and demand spaces
where's the demand for uranium? Why should it increase?

[Anonymous No.26404239]

>>26404157
>Figures you were the one who started the shit last night.
I've milked you for pasta at least 5 times now. You're a useless nigger and you'll probably go to prison for murdering a man one day.

but you're also a brilliant writer with the skill of Douglas Adams on coke. A truly unique mind that is both verbose and creative. I value your rage and distill it like a fine cognac.

be well, schizophrenic buddy. I hope I don't ever have to splatter your brains all over my garage door. It would truly be a waste.

[Anonymous No.26404294]

>>26404133
Half of the internal heat of the core comes from Uranium. Radon gas is a concern in many places on the planet because of Uranium. That still doesn't affect the economics.
The closest thing to an "OPEC" with Uranium is Kazakhstan and its very much in their best interest to let uraniums prices rise many time over. Uranium is also a heavily politically sensitive commodity and so the sourcing may not be even everywhere.

[Anonymous No.26404345]

>>26404294
The OPEC scenario I mean is when they grossly underestimated US ability and stockpiles of fracked oil and gas.

they continue to underestimate how much uranium we're sitting on as well.

[Anonymous No.26404423]

>130 posts
>19 are that same middleaged faggot that can't hold his liquor or his shit opinions
Why hasn't your sow of a wife killed you already?

[Anonymous No.26404475]

>>26404423
>Why hasn't your sow of a wife killed you already?
because I'm far wealthier than you
I am much better looking than you
I am stronger than you
and I am funnier than you.

[Anonymous No.26404523]

>>26404174
>where's the demand for uranium?
Currently online nuclear power plants. New plants being built in China, India, UAE, and Russia. And the thing about these new plants is that they come online once they have secured years, even decades worth of inventory for the future. But it still doesn't matter. Just the currently online ones consume more uranium per year than is mined. It is a very simple equation here. The only thing that hasn't prevented a shortage are again, reserves in Japan and Kazakhstan.
People are still way too early on it. Because up until you actually see a crushing shortage, those equities will just track the SP500 like every else.

[Anonymous No.26404590]

>>26404157
>>26404239
Lol your guys bickering is almost funny. But mostly off topic and annoying

[Anonymous No.26404641]

>>26404590
we've been going at it for over a year now, he's just too stupid to realize who he's talking to without me telling him.

I like him though. He reminds me of me if I was retarded and a lot poorer

[PAN MAN No.26404860]

couple bits of news

https://www.mining.com/lithium-projects-key-to-the-race-to-secure-strategic-materials-report/

https://www.mining.com/web/family-men-or-forest-destroyers-meet-the-miners-living-off-the-amazons-gold/

[Anonymous No.26404958]

>>26404860
Lithium is where it's at, and once again Oz has it in the bag

[PAN MAN No.26405064]

>>26404958
https://www.mining.com/british-columbia-records-banner-year-for-exploration/

this was fantastic to see as well, I knew we were in exploration overdrive. No wonder the province ran out of diamond drills and project crews.

[Anonymous No.26405094]

>>26404133
Ima a Geologist as well but not a paleontologist, a sedimentologist and I've never heard this before. I thought during lithification bones were re mineralized with calcite. I've never heard of this uranium thing before.

[Anonymous No.26405121]

>>26405064
yep. I'm watching lithium and rare earths in both Canada and Utah. The gold rush is on too, but you already know that.

when they finally start mining my neighborhood we'll know the bull run is here to stay.

[Anonymous No.26405143]

>>26404239
Thank you. Even though I talk mad shit I still do care for you as a person and I feel deeply sorry for the things I've said. Yeah I'm a hot head and I fly off the handle. Probably a narcissist too but it's hard not to be when you're as awesome as I am. I see you friend and appreciate the duel. I will move forward in respect.

[Anonymous No.26405159]

>>26404860
Had a nice 6x with Neolithium NLC. Looks like if their DFS goes well that they could be a major player

[PAN MAN No.26405183]

>>26405094
I can answer this one! its trace uranium in the form of minerals like uraninite as well as other similar ores. It happens during the mineralization process as fluids drag minerals into the bone and replace them. A lot of the opalized ammonites here in BC have this going on. It also happens with pyrite mineralization as well.

[Anonymous No.26405228]

>>26405183
Okay that's what I would have thought. It has to be trace minerals. It can't be solid uranium like the other Anon probably didn't mean to imply.

[Anonymous No.26405252]

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4389175-top-10-list-for-gold-silver-miners

[PAN MAN No.26405285]

>>26405228
heres a quick blurb about radon gas emissions from some fossil beds, I believe it also mentions contamination in the work place on prepping such fossils for display. https://www.nps.gov/museum/publications/conserveogram/02-05.pdf

[Anonymous No.26405302]

>>26405094
re-lithified with calcite or silica, sometimes other minerals.

but the residual iron, copper, gold, lead, even uranium snuck in. Current taphonomic theory holds that the bone is more porous than the surrounding sediments so it had more time to accumulate minerals. So while the surrounding mudstone might be relatively low in silica, iron, and uranium, the bones have time to concentrate it. Spongy. Trabecular bones with lots of vascularization. Plenty of room for minerals with a thick layer of periosteum to block out sediments and extraneous crap.

Upshot is skulls like the one I posted were found with a magnetometer or geiger counter because they're far more magnetic and radioactive than the matrix they fossilize in.

>>26405183
as usual Pan Man knows his shit

[Anonymous No.26405323]

What do I buy for 20k? 5k in silver mining stocks like FSM, AG, HL, 15k in gold coins? would rather not buy silver coins for VAT reasons. do I buy a mix of 1oz and 1/2oz gold coins and a bunch of meme coins? won't the 1oz coins be too expensive at some point? what some 100x1g bars?

[Anonymous No.26405355]

Hello /pmg/. I used to post on thedonald.win and someone redirected me here. I was convinced that Q was real even until yesterday when the courts were supposed to save us but now I see that everything was a lie. I'm afraid of what is going to happen under Biden. I have hundreds of thousands of dollars in the bank which I saved over many decades and I don't want to lose it. But I'm also terrified of gold. It seems risky and might just crash again like a few years ago. "The economy is going to collapse," heard it all before. President Trump built the greatest economy in history before Biden took over and even the pandemic might not be able to damage it so much that it collapses. Anyway, I threw a thousand in something called GLD which is digital gold. I didn't buy coins because somebody might steal them from me. I really hope that I don't lose my money in this investment. I'm not a risk taker but I'm risking this because I fear Biden more.

[Anonymous No.26405413]

>>26405323
Just spend everything on 1oz gold coins. No point in buying anything else at this stage.

[Anonymous No.26405651]

>>26405355
>GLD which is digital gold
GLD is an ETF with dubious backing with allocated gold. PHYS is probably the safer option. But I am more confused about why you don't want to buy physical gold because of volatility, but are fine with doing it with a gold tracking ETF?
There are also gold back cryptocurrencies that allow you to hold gold by proxy in a vault (while also avoiding storage fees) that you can take physical delivery of or use a card that allows you to "spend it" like a debit card.

[Anonymous No.26405669]

>>26400190
>steady but relatively small demand
if it's a small demand then why should it go up?

[Anonymous No.26405714]

>>26405355
>President Trump built the greatest economy in history
He accumulated more debt than Obama has in 8 years and didn't even attempt to pay it off as he promised

[Anonymous No.26405743]

>>26405669
>if it's a small demand then why should it go up?
mostly from miners getting in too early and going bankrupt before the price rises and they can go into production, resulting in a production gap.

but as soon as it goes up the gap will be filled.

Personally I don't think it'll go up much beyond normal inflation and the growth of navies/nuclear power. But I'm an idiot and what the hell do I know? I passed on buying bitcoin under a buck and etherium under a penny.

[PAN MAN No.26405877]

>>26405743
canada keeps talking about getting funding drawn up for small scale localized nuclear power but nothing so far has actually materialized, at the moment I think its a pipe dream but it could could make far arctic habitation possible this decade. That would again bring up demand for uranium. Our government also wants to construct a new set of medical isotope reactors in Ontario and BC within the next 5 years. Again though no clue if this will actually happen.

[Anonymous No.26405905]

>>26405323
Gold. Silver.

If I had 20k.....
10k in gold.
3-5 k in silver.

Rest in mining stocks. First majestic, hecla, Fortuna, pan American. Those are the majors. Do your own DD. Some of them are not as solid.

Juniors.

Kootenay.
Impact.
Silver one.
Blue lagoon.
Strike point gold.
Eskay mining.

Those are just the ones off the top of my head

[Anonymous No.26405947]

>>26405355
I don't help retarded qoomers sorry. You were so dumb u just threw all your money in something you didn't even understand. Hope you didn't care about it too much.

God I just love all of these rich retarded boomers with more money than they can handle. They're clueless on everything and the wealth was just handed to them.

[Anonymous No.26405966]

>>26405877
that's exactly what drove the last boom

we need government purchasing contracts and research isotope reactors again to make things boom. It'll happen, but fuck if I know when.

[PAN MAN No.26406021]

>>26405966
were desperately in need of isotope reactors, the plants we have now are on their last years before they have to be replaced.

[Anonymous No.26406036]

guys i've been stacking for many years. recently i have been in-between jobs not being able to stack and like an irresponsible retard i've racked up about 8K$ of debt.
I am about to get a job that is going to pay very well. Should I pay it all off first before I start stacking again, or should I start buying around $200 a weekly check to get more silver while the prices are around $25/oz?

[Anonymous No.26406127]

>>26406021
problem with isotopes research is it takes relatively little ore. A few tons per reactor. But it helps. Nuclear arms race is the real bull, but hopefully we don't need to feed that monster.

>>26405947
Big Bob is also the paleontologist. Environmental contractor by trade, paleontologist by education. We are both sedimentologists, in a manner of speaking. So my "Noah's ark" jibe wasn't far off. I attended the school of mines in Colorado and work in hard rock mining. Just want you to be able to recognize the asshole you like to argue with.

[Anonymous No.26406243]

>>26405947

Are you saying I should sell my GLD shares? I'm afraid, please tell me what to do. I worked hard for my money. I don't even invest I just keep it in dollars.

[Anonymous No.26406248]

how long until I can buy silver under 10 dollars again.

[Anonymous No.26406411]

>>26405355
>Q
>Weak gold FUD
>GLD
Gr8 b8 m8

[Anonymous No.26406505]

>>26406036
Do both. Pay off larger installments than what you could do last job, and also stack some every week.

>>26406243
You should give me all your money and I'll look after them for you

[Anonymous No.26406551]

>>26393718
kek, saved

[Anonymous No.26406574]

>>26393718
Hahhaha, saved!

[Anonymous No.26406616]

>>26406505
>You should give me all your money and I'll look after them for you
o lord don't scam the geriatric dementia patients

>>26406243
if you're really this rich and stupid please hire a financial advisor and tell them you want gold to pass on to your kids/grandkids/teenage lovers when you die in 3 years from alzheimers.

[Anonymous No.26406635]

>>26406127
I'd like to be able to attend school of mines. I'm currently waiting on some other endeavors to wrap up here in the next few months and then I'll be off.

Any advice? How difficult is it? What do they like to see?

[Anonymous No.26406661]

>>26406243
>>26406616
LOL this.

If you're really that dumb and in a panic then you don't deserve to be handling your money. Get someone else to do it for you. Trust the plan!

[Anonymous No.26406690]

>>26406661
I'll give you advice in two more weeks!

[Anonymous No.26406697]

>>26403356
Didn't Biden increase taxes in the US? Like for the capitol gains and small business tax? If that is true that would suck

[Anonymous No.26406731]

>>26406635
You already did your BSc? it's done then. Just apply. There's a few fastrack programs, for instance you can do your BS at RedRocks University or CMC and they'll automatically put you into Mines if you pass. But if you already have your sheepskin you just have to appply.

It's ridiculously difficult. I did my BS at Mines and a MSc at CSU and I couldn't believe how much harder Mines was than a regular college. It's fucking insane. No play, all work. It was honestly harder than my stint in the Marines. A fucking academic marathon.

[Anonymous No.26406804]

>>26406616
If I actually got the money I'd just blow it all on miners and give him 1% per annum while keeping the rest of the gains

[Anonymous No.26406819]

>>26406731
Yeah I have a bachelor's. I did my bachelor's at a tier one and had a hell of a time. My father died, I went through a divorce, and I got hit by a car all while in undergrad. Only had to take one semester off. Still managed to make it even though it was the worst experience of my life. I did research for the university as well. Grades aren't the best but I'd hope they would be wiling to overlook that considering the hell I had to go through in undergrad and the fact I still managed to do research projects on top of that. Anyway I know mines is hard but hopefully I could still cut it. It'd be a dream that's for sure.

[Anonymous No.26406840]

>>26406804
I'm just dishing out payback for all of the shit the qoomers have out us through over the last three years. Fuckin dumb normies the lot of them. They still won't even admit that Trump abandoned them. Cucks. Lol

[Anonymous No.26407004]

>>26406697
i think Bidens plan will be
> go back to war,
>tax the working working class,
>feed the rich,
>free gibs for immigrants and niggers, >increase govt spending everywhere
>more laws and regulations to fuck us all
>mobilize the witchhunt for "domestic extremists" (conservative patriots)

[Anonymous No.26407041]

>>26406819
I thought you might be the anon that got in a wreck. I gave you enormous shit anyways because you're a strong motherfucker.

ok like I said easiest way in is doing the program with CMC or Red Rocks that gets you a free pass to Mines if you pass the course. You don't have that available so all you can do is apply. I assume you're white and male so you don't get gibs for that. You might get in on the disability, I don't know about that. I'm going to find out soon though because my "faggot son" as you like to call him is going to try that route. He's disabled and quite bright.

other than that I have no advice except to apply and keep applying. They have very small classes but I know you're smart enough academically to hack it. It IS JUST a name though. I don't work in geology I work in enviro. Lots of mines grads don't go to work in geology or stay there. You honestly have talent as a writer. But I don't doubt you'd hack it there. If I could do it you can too.

[PAN MAN No.26407110]

>>26407004
hes already begun on several of those points, but it appears too that it wont just be conservatives on his hit list now, many antifa and black block groups are suddenly being silenced on social media, as BLM and other groups have started mingling with conservative / right wing groups. It appears this is due to both parties seeking a common enemy and the government can not allow both sides radicals joining forces.

On a more PM related note, Biden has already stated that he wants to bolster the US's mining sector in regards to green energy, however it appears only select projects or companies will see any benefits from this.

[Anonymous No.26407210]

>>26406819
top research university is a plus
research published is also a plus

you have a sold shot. I'd just apply.

[Anonymous No.26407287]

>>26407041
Real men make their best friends through fighting. We wrestle in the mud and fight, we make amends and then move forward with respect for each other. Sorry I'm brash. Sorry I'm hostile and a hot head. It's how I survived. Appreciate the kind words and advice. Best of luck to you.

[Anonymous No.26407298]

>>26407004
America hasn't not been at war. This is one of the weakest Magafudds.
>but muh reduced troop-
Trump has launched more Cruise Missiles at sovereign nations in 2017 than Obam in 8 years.
If anything Biden has way too weak hands to do dumb shit like that.

[Anonymous No.26407312]

>>26407041
And don't worry about the faggot son remark. I was a faggot when I was a kid. A lot of kids are faggots.

[Anonymous No.26407386]

>>26407287
>>26407312
no worries, I am honestly old enough to be your dad. I am not your dad so when I patronize you I'm trying to start a fight, but I don't hate you any more than I hate my boys.

You'll do fine, you're a beast. As any man should be.

[Anonymous No.26407414]

>>26398730
>>26398834
>>26397777
Checked. Consider buying bulk from a local farm and preserving the meat in a form that will keep at room temp because if something does happen and people resort to hunting wildlife, it's possible species will go extinct

[Anonymous No.26407434]

>>26407298
Biden isn't the one making these plans or decisions

[Anonymous No.26407449]

is 'bj for merc dimes' anon in here? if so, what's the 'making it' gold stack in post-collapse america?

[Anonymous No.26407464]

Working on a mine requires a degree now?
50 years ago they probably hired 16 year olds too

[Anonymous No.26407515]

>>26405355

i also got duped by q. also a boomer. i mostly lurk here. apparently gld is a scam. u can buy something called PHYS which is safer. that's what they all tell each other here. and buy stocks called DOLLY VARDEN SILVER CORP and DON DURRETT if u can. good luck

[Anonymous No.26407520]

>>26407464
>Working on a mine requires a degree now?
lolno

most mine jobs require prior experience with heavy equipment and that's about it. We'll even ignore that if we need a warm body bad enough.

no drugs though. Seriously. It's a whole big pain in the ass finding people that don't use drugs.

[PAN MAN No.26407525]

>>26407464
yes but even in those days you were trained on site in some seriously technical material as well as equipment. If you werent you would die in any number of ways pretty quick on the job.

[Anonymous No.26407656]

>>26403637
>>26403638
imagine being bullish on Uranium

[Anonymous No.26407803]

>>26405355
Honestly, just go to a coin shop and buy up all their coins or get gold in an allocated vault through your retirement account

[Anonymous No.26407838]

>>26407656
I'm bullish on all commodities and any mined commodities especially. Phosphorus rock, lithium, oil, and natural gas in particular. Water is a big one too.

But that's because the dollar is going to crash. Dollars are a terrible thing to hold right now. Virtually anything other than dollars is probably a good idea.

[Anonymous No.26407857]

>>26406248
.

[Anonymous No.26407881]

>>26405355
This is a good troll. Buy more GLD qtard

[Anonymous No.26407942]

shiny boomer rocks

[Anonymous No.26408054]

>>26407838
I understand that sort of thesis, but in a currency crisis scenario, a winnowing and re-evaluation of what is truly valuable occurs. For instance, look at the difference between rent and food as a percentage of expenditure before weimar hyperinflation and after.
The thing is, if you're looking at commodities, they are all pretty good during a hyperinflationary crisis because they all go up. Some of them go up way more than others. Those others, basically die with the currency once the crisis is finished because the crisis entails a lot of complexity and infrastructure dying off because it can't be supported. Do you think demand for Uranium is going to keep up during a hyperinflationary crisis?

[Anonymous No.26408104]

>>26408054
>Do you think demand for Uranium is going to keep up during a hyperinflationary crisis?
I think it will increase exponentially as nations stockpile weapons to ward off rebellion or invasion.

but I'm a pessimist and I'm often wrong about what will go up in price.

[Anonymous No.26408140]

>>26398998
congrats fren, WAGMI

[Anonymous No.26408178]

>>26408054
If uranium price don't go up, your light won't turn ON, it's as simple as that.

[Anonymous No.26408191]

>>26408104
I think we're phasing out the nuclear era, in general. Nuclear plants may hold on a little longer than the weapons though. As far as I know, nuclear weapons aren't really being developed to replace a significant percentage of the aging stockpile of warheads.

[Anonymous No.26408207]

>>26408178
That's what I'm thinking will happen.

Does anyone have the screencap from /pol/ saying collapse won't happen all at once it will happen slowly?

[Anonymous No.26408228]

>>26408054

i know that u all like mining stocks like PHYS and DON DURRETT but what do u think about a crypto stock called MONEIRO. u said that uranium isnt valuable in hyperflation but what about privacy.

[Anonymous No.26408280]

>>26408191
>As far as I know, nuclear weapons aren't really being developed to replace a significant percentage of the aging stockpile of warheads.
correct.
what we're doing is taking the old warheads and placing them into new delivery systems. Because we've already mined enough uranium to wipe out the entire globe.

if we see increases it'll be countries like India and China or Israel that have nukes but haven't maxed out capacity, or in new nuclear nations.

but it takes an enormous amount of uranium to produce a single weapon, so that's the most likely bullcase I can imagine for the metal.

I don't have a crystal ball. I don't know what uranium might be used for in the future. But right now power plants aren't super popular and weapons could be.

[Anonymous No.26408285]

>>26408207
That's a possibility but I don't think it will happen. What's the point for the elite to let everything crash ? They lose the control and monopoly of power. Just like stocks, they will keep a semblance of normalcy and that mean keeping the light ON. MadMax scenario is nothing good for the elites.

[PAN MAN No.26408304]

well i ve got to be off to get ready for work, talk to you all later mates!

[Anonymous No.26408330]

>>26408304
later Pan Man. Thanks for baking and keeping the thread alive as always

[PAN MAN No.26408338]

>>26408330
no problem!

[Anonymous No.26408365]

>>26408228
i don't see any crypto as being stable in anyway. the longevity, security and usability is all questionable for various reasons, like the fact that the govt can regulate/tax it into oblivion or outright ban it anytime they want.
that and there are literally thousands of different types of crypto coins out there.
eventually, if crypto remains, it will likely be reduced to one or two winners while the others get tossed aside

[Anonymous No.26408383]

>>26408304
Night anon

[Anonymous No.26408409]

>>26404641
You two have been bickering in PMG threads for ever a year? How do you recognise each other? Is it fun? Who is winning?

[Anonymous No.26408467]

>>26408365

thank u for the info, i will buy gold and silver then

[Anonymous No.26408492]

>>26408285
There has to be destabilization/crisis to get people uprooted and easily cowed into the camps

[Anonymous No.26408569]

>>26408492
As the kungflu shows, that isn't that difficult.

[Anonymous No.26408610]

>>26408409
>How do you recognise each other?
I recognize him because he posts my picture from my 2009 Hawaii vacation, insults my fat wife, and sometimes creates extraordinary posts about how good he looks and how successful he is.

Nobody won, we reconciled in this very thread which means he won't be able to threaten my life, insult my wife, and I won't be able to enjoy his verbose and witty responses of passion.

/pmg/ will certainly be the worse for it, but I can probably make him hate me again if I try.

[Anonymous No.26409446]

Bump

[Anonymous No.26409496]

>>26408409
>>26408610
also it's been less than a year, I don't think /pmg/ has even been around for a year.

and it probably wasn't my 2009 Hawaii vacation. I go to Hawaii most years and I lose track of which year I took pics in. I own a condo there. I also have a condo in Mexico and on Paradise Island in The Bahamas. / As well as a house in Aspen and one in Breck.

anyways I'm an insufferable boomer faggot and not hard to recognize. I own a recycling company. 30 years in the mining biz. I'm a parody of a parody of probably a meme or two

>>26393834
I am big bob, though bob is not my name and I'm not particularly big..

[Anonymous No.26409540]

>>26409496
I like you Big Bob even if you troll the thread a bit too much to my taste

[Anonymous No.26409609]

>>26409540
I'll go to bed in 2 more drinks

I like you too anon

[Anonymous No.26409796]

I'm from /smg, from 2017-2018 I was accumulating a bunch of coins - mostly Mexican silver Libertads, Mexican gold Pesos, and Swiss and French gold Francs. I spent roughly $12k on purchasing these over about 2 years. Why? because I love gold and silver and probably am afflicted with the "Spanish Fever" that the founding father's condemned. I stopped because I was moving back to Europe and would no longer be getting paid in US dollars. My parents still live in USA so I left my collection with my dad who also collects. I recently got a job which is paying me in USD and I was going to start ramping up my purchases again, but all these coins are sold out now. I have my assumptions as to why there is a lot more demand for gold and silver, but as someone who as been out of this market for a few years I would like to know WHEN did this happen? Also, anybody have any recommendations as to how I can transport my gold and silver to my EU home? If I carry a few ounces of silver and maybe a half ounce of gold at a time on my body would the airlines and customs apprehend me?

[Anonymous No.26409852]

>>26405714
Our economy has been garbage for decades. We produce less and less here all the time. That debt will never go away unless the whole system crashes and burns. Every time there's an issue we just print more money, and increase the debt.
Chinee Flu had more to do with the debt in his term. Which we're seeing now was only used to get Biden in because the narrative is going away. CNN even took down their death count tracker. Biden is a magician!

[Anonymous No.26409863]

>>26409796
After the March crash everybody started running into gold & silver, so much that bullion dealers had to raise premiums way above spot price. Many coin stores are sold out and COMEX had to delay deliveries for two years if memory serves me right. Demand is high due to fear.

[Anonymous No.26410070]

>>26409863

i thought silver crashed in march???? why would it sell out if no one was buying it...........

[Anonymous No.26410080]

>>26409863
>Many coin stores are sold out
Should really fact check before spitting bs. Some coin shops are lacking certain coins I think though. I read an anon mention that their LCS was struggling with the demand because nobody was selling, only buying

[Anonymous No.26410096]

>>26407298
[citation needed]

[Anonymous No.26410118]

>>26410070
Spot price crashed but physical demand was so high the premiums made the price higher quickly. If gold/silver crashed next week, physical prices wouldn't change much.

[Anonymous No.26410131]

>>26407942

[Anonymous No.26410170]

>>26410080
no you're right.

I buy and sell coins. Demand went way up. Nobody was selling. The only relief came because boomers were dying and their kids were selling their collections cheap. But that's more of a niche thing. Some coins became super cheap. Most of them got a lot more expensive.

[Anonymous No.26410248]

>>26410170
Thanks for confirming

[Anonymous No.26410256]

>>26410118

im confused, if a price goes down it means demand is low doesnt it???? sorry if i dont understand im new here and mostly lurk

[Anonymous No.26410258]

With the Canadian government going on record stating that they’re actively exploring ways to force Canadians not to save money, is it even safe to keep your money in a bank anymore? Would it be utterly stupid to use something like Bullion Vault as your savings account?

[Anonymous No.26410325]

>>26410258
>With the Canadian government going on record stating that they’re actively exploring ways to force Canadians not to save money,
wtf, sauce?

[Anonymous No.26410397]

>>26410258
Canada is finished. Alberta will collapse without the keystone xl pipeline, and then Quebec and Ontario will lose their gibs.

[Anonymous No.26410433]

>>26410397
lol
keystone will go to china instead of texas. No problem for canada

[Anonymous No.26410457]

>>26410325
https://tnc.news/2020/12/07/finance-minister-eyes-canadians-savings-as-pre-loaded-stimulus/

[Anonymous No.26410471]

Let's see Paul Allen's stack

[Anonymous No.26410479]

How did the US get out of the Great Depression?

[Anonymous No.26410494]

>>26410433
wasn't that the original plan but Vancouver cucked because they don't want a pipeline for environmental reasons.

[Anonymous No.26410503]

>>26410479
WWII

[Anonymous No.26410544]

>>26410479
>>26410503
Don't be patriotic with your PM, the boat is deep in the river.

[Anonymous No.26410553]

>>26410494
yes, but if US refuses they'll either ship it raw to china or build refineries themselves. Canada is in the position of power here. Stupid US environmentalists don't understand that.

[Anonymous No.26410594]

>>26402572
I don’t own it and don’t really go to pawn shops anyways

[Anonymous No.26410601]

>>26410096
Obama:
>47 Cruise Missiles in 2016 (Iraq)
Trump
>59 Cruise Missiles in 2017 (Syria)
>118 Cruise Missiles in 2018 (Syria)
Source: Business Insider on the Syrian Missile strikes of 2017 and 2018

[Anonymous No.26410613]

[Anonymous No.26410633]

>>26410256
Physical prices went up because physical demand surged after the initial crash. So while spot prices (determined by the futures market) were down you actually couldn't get any precious metals near those prices due to the high physical demand. In the event of a crash there will be a run on pm's again and you won't see spot prices at bullion dealers
>>26410471
Picrel

[Anonymous No.26410653]

>>26410553
Not really, Albertan oil is low quality and I think the only market that made it profitable was shipping it to Texas and Gulf refiners. America has just destroyed Canada, I bet the provinces become US states by 2040.

[Anonymous No.26410710]

Thought I'd share this good article by GoldFinger. I like his write-ups a lot.
https://ceo.ca/@goldfinger/when-risk-no-longer-exists

[Anonymous No.26410724]

>>26410633
Now that's a sophisticated way to store your stack.

[Anonymous No.26410763]

>>26410633

thank you. if coins have fake prices because of futures then is it better to buy mining stocks? ppl say gld is a scam and doesn't mine any real gold but i wanted to buy eric sprock's company "PHYS", "DOLLY VARDEN" and "DON DURRETT"

[Anonymous No.26410787]

>>26410653
Nah, plenty of americans would fight for canadian independence. We owe you.

if keystone is unprofitable it's not different than our fracking. Give it a few years and when Russia and the Saudis get greedy we'll team up and run them into the ground.

[Anonymous No.26411079]

>>26410601
Isn’t this a bit misleading?
>Independent: Map shows where President Barack Obama dropped his 20,000 bombs
>US forces dropped over 3,000 more bombs in 2016 than 2015, taking the grand total of strikes for the year to at least 26,171.
I’m not sure what you were trying to imply

[Anonymous No.26411124]

>>26410763
No coins have their use as safe investments. Stocks can go to zero but your metals will always be there for you, storing value and work. Also if metals crash your physical will likely be worth more than the spot prices too. Mining stocks are for gains but if you're buying juniors instead of majors I'd advice you to educate yourself on the industry as they are volatile and risky penny stocks. PHYS to my knowledge is an ETF that holds gold so that's a way to get exposure to metals but it's an ETF so I don't touch that. Dolly Varden is a relatively safe junior mining company that is developing silver projects in BC. The company might be bought by Hecla, a major, later down the line. Don Durrett is just some guy who talks about mining stocks, I don't know anything about him or anybody else really since I just do my own research by myself for the most part.

There are hundreds of juniors to choose from and plenty of them have great potential. Again I advice you to learn about the industry since I don't like telling people what to buy -- I don't give financial advice and you shouldn't take financial advice from nobodies online. Learn and make your own decisions. I've collected some very useful sources for learning about investing in mining companies, check the links for these sources at https://pastebin.pl/view/66733488

[Sage No.26411143]

>>26410256
Supply and Demand
>Price low
>Buy the dip
Interesting thing is that the physical price stayed the same and premiums rose as the price fell below because dealers couldn't afford to sell for a loss. People were suspicious of what was going on with the prices and thought that something might happen to the silver market that would make the march crash the last chance to get silver before a permanent shortage because of either unprofitability for miners and US mints or COMEX shenanigans fucking with the price and keeping it low deterring further investment and dealers going out of business because nobody buys when they think it'll just keep crashing. That's what I was worried about at the time

[Anonymous No.26411229]

>>26408610
>posts more pictures of his lardass wife and her son
Do you have a humiliation fetish or something?

[Anonymous No.26411304]

>>26408054
>Do you think demand for Uranium is going to keep up during a hyperinflationary crisis?

Yes.

[Anonymous No.26411336]

>>26411079
And Trump didn't drop bombs?
He even celebrated dropping bombs like the MOAB. And Magatards celebrated with him, while claiming to be Anti-War all of a sudden just because Democrats are in charge again.

Seriously the MIC will always be in charge and "muh no war under trump" retards need to neck themself.

[Anonymous No.26411350]

>>26408191
>I think we're phasing out the nuclear era, in general.

You dont know what the fuck you're talking about. why have opinions at all when you dont know the facts?

https://www.world-nuclear.org/information-library/current-and-future-generation/plans-for-new-reactors-worldwide.aspx

[Anonymous No.26411415]

>>26411124
thank u for the info, seems that i didnt understand a lot. a lot of research to do.

[Anonymous No.26411460]

>>26411415
Just keep asking questions and maintain a critical, inquisitive stance. There is a lot to learn for me too.

[Anonymous No.26411531]

>>26411336
Ok I understand. I thought you were trying to imply Dems would calm it with wars but I misunderstood. Yes the war machine keeps churning no matter who is in office, and Trump especially said he’d “bomb the shit out of them” when referring to isis

[Anonymous No.26411583]

>>26411531
Biden is going to keep the war machine running, but he's not going to start reactively bombing Syria like Trump was doing.
Dems do things differently with much the same result.

[Sage No.26411589]

>>26411350
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/08/13/2077718/0/en/Nuclear-Decommissioning-Services-Market-Forecast-to-2027-COVID-19-Impact-and-Global-Analysis.html
>In the recent scenario, the decommissioning of nuclear facilities is outpacing the construction of newer facilities across the major regions around the globe.

[Anonymous No.26411616]

>>26411589
Whoops forgot to change name

[Anonymous No.26411654]

>>26411336
There were no NEW wars with Trump. Nice try taking a statement no one said ever and claiming it's false.

[Anonymous No.26411700]

>>26411589
If that's true, I guess we'll be ramping up nat gas as a source of electricity in NA.

[Anonymous No.26411813]

>>26411654
Not due to a lack of trying.
He openly assassinated foreign officials in broad daylight and directly bombed a sovereign UN member without a resolution. Not to mention issued numerous unilateral sanctions, which are by International Law an act of war.
Combine that with openly promoting a coup in Venezuela and the only thing that Trump was missing for a NEW war was a declaration.

[Anonymous No.26411826]

>>26411583
Dems seem to go to war in a way where normies don’t notice we are at war. At least in the last 30 years it was always a much bigger deal when a Republican bombed the middle east. Hell when Obama put a hit on an American citizen that was mostly forgotten after a few months.

[Anonymous No.26411894]

>>26411350
>>26411589
Which one of you fucks is right and why is there no consistent info out there?
One article says we're tearing down power plants everywhere, the other says we're building 50 more.

One article says we have enourmous uranium deficits, one article says we have enough for a billion years.

[Anonymous No.26412055]

>>26411894
Lmao yeah that's part of why I think it's stupid to invest in Uranium. Uncertainty is usually bad. You have to know more than the other people in the market. The market exists for smart people to take money from dumb people

[Anonymous No.26412104]

>>26411894
I too would like to know. Is it really just vested interests at work here, lobbying and creating misinformation on both the bull & bear sides of uranium?

[Anonymous No.26412199]

>>26405651
>cryptocurrencies that allow you to hold gold by proxy in a vault (while also avoiding storage fees) that you can take physical delivery of or use a card that allows you to "spend it" like a debit card.
the problem is that you have to be sure that they hold the exact amount of gold in their value otherwise the crypto you are holding goes to 0

[Anonymous No.26412293]

>>26411894
>>26412104
It depends on how you look at the numbers. For example reduced carbon mandate - nuclear is a decent option and would require higher mining output. But if you believe the mandate could be met with wind and solar then you don’t need nuclear at all. It’s FUD on all sides and the way it will go isn’t written yet. There are exciting developments in small modular reactors that could be bullish for nuclear. Fusion would make nuclear completely obsolete but is probably 50-100 years away. It’s not just about being smart or dumb there’s too much up in the air to know.

[Anonymous No.26412967]

>>26400190
>>26400364
>>26401941

Thanks for the explanation. I didn't consider the fact that we have a refueling requirement of existing reactors and didn't know supply was that short.

>>26402751

SpaceX spent 10 years to perfect their self-landing booster rockets, and nearly 20 years to send the first astronauts into space.

The timelines for mining Psyche 16 or any of the Asteroid Belt bodies is decades at a minimum. For starters it will take years to even get a probe there; most likely the first one will land in 2026 to observe it and figure out what it's made of. Then, factor in the amount of time and resources, and the risks associated with capturing the 16th largest object in the solar system and send it barreling towards Earth to enter a stable orbit so that mining it is actually commercially viable - because it sure won't be where it is now unless we establish a Mars colony - and you start to understand the gargantuan size of the effort.

Plus, if the thing is also entirely made of gold, and will crash the price of gold and other precious metals with so much easy and accessible supply... why mine it? The demand for gold as an industrial metal is small, and if there is a boom in the requirements for it due to a new technology we still have plenty of it that can be mined right here on Earth.

It's an exciting thing to think about, but it won't affect the price of precious metals for decades to come. I'll worry about it when it's rational to do so.

[Anonymous No.26413035]

time to post shiny rocks

[Anonymous No.26413106]

>>26411894
if there was a consensus then uranium would already have mooned. Uranium is a contrarian play. All of these climate talibans think we are going to use solar/wind power for all of our energy needs which in my humble opinion is naive. I have booth Natgas and uranium. Might get some coal as well, you never know

[Anonymous No.26413122]

time to post shiny rocks

[Anonymous No.26413233]

>>26413122

[Anonymous No.26413476]

>>26413233
very nice and shiny rocks there

[Anonymous No.26413633]

I usually order my gold online but the delays are getting to me. Should I just try and order it through my LCS? He tells me he gets his orders in every 2-4 days still.

[Anonymous No.26413672]

>>26413633
i wish i had an LCS. nearest one is a 4hr drive and he's got a horrible reputation.

[Anonymous No.26413693]

>>26413633
Get it while you can fren, PM's are emerging from stealth phase and more into normies minds

[Anonymous No.26413714]

>>26412293
Thanks for your post, that's a good measured way of looking at it. I guess much of it comes down to what forms of energy different governments choose to support.

[Anonymous No.26413788]

>>26413233
I like seeing silver inside bigger silver items

[Anonymous No.26413798]

>>26401831
Stocks are discounting low interest rates indefinitely.

>Low interest rates on the 10-year
>Stocks are pricing this in indefinitely
>China is decoupling from the US, and is pulling our strings
>Petrodollar is dying as the Arabs look elsewhere.

Yeah, I think I'll pass on US dollar denominated assets.

[Anonymous No.26413842]

10 ASEs compared to a 10oz bar
32 ASEs compared to kilo bar
makes me favour the bars in some ways for easier storage and transport of larger amounts
ASEs still seem highly favourable for selling, barter and trade of various smaller denominations including low value everday essentials

[Anonymous No.26413845]

US real estate is going to be the worst performing asset of the decade.

[Anonymous No.26413919]

>>26413845
when is it going to get cheap?
i want to but some raw rural land

[Anonymous No.26413944]

>>26412293
>>26413714
Sounds to me like hopium.
>Small modular reactors that could be bullish for nuclear
So basically just the Uranium industry's version of a shitcoin.
>Fusion
That's not even based on Uranium
>FUD on all sides
If you're looking at the Uranium industry and the market forces as play having anything to do with "FUD" to dump or hype to pump, you're ngmi

[Anonymous No.26414014]

>US real estate is going to be the worst performing asset of the decade

[Anonymous No.26414015]

>>26413693
True, I'll give him a call today. Use this as an excuse to finally get a Kruger too.

[Anonymous No.26414029]

>>26413944
since nuclear fission won't be here it's safe to assume that we'll go on with Uranium

[Anonymous No.26414213]

>>26413845
It depends on how many foreclosures happen as a result of defaults in rents and mortgages due to Covid. After 2008 the markets crabbed for a while and you could get very cheap fixer-uppers that nowadays are worth 2 to 5 times their lows, at least in my market.

2014-2015 was still full of deals, so if we have another crash or major influx of foreclosed homes driving the price of RE down, I'll be liquidating some of my PMs to purchase more property. Right now I'm doing the complete opposite.

>>26413919
Rural land probably won't get much cheaper than it already is unless we enter a major depression. Every market will be different but the bubble is mostly concentrated around major population centers and surrounding cities.

[Anonymous No.26414272]

>>26414014

[Anonymous No.26414320]

>>26393585
We did it lads

[Anonymous No.26414555]

>>26413944
What are you even on about? How is a tech that’s meant to solve many problems of reactors like a shitcoin? Of course it doesnt solve the biggest problem which is indefinite storage of waste material. And I never said fusion uses uranium. I said it makes fission obsolete which was to imply uranium would not be needed. And yes it is FUD when it’s a heavily regulated and controversial industry. Nuclear energy is heavily politicized as is wind and solar.

[Anonymous No.26414678]

>>26396257
ML and SLL and GXY

[Anonymous No.26415295]

>>26413788
Where can I get those plastic sleeves too anon? I'm from leafland

[Anonymous No.26415555]

>>26414555
Yeah I misread the fusion part. About the shitcoin part, I said it's like that because you said the small modular reactors 'could' be bullish for nuclear, which isn't much comfort with all the regulatory uncertainty and controversy. I personally wouldn't want to invest in something so heavily dependent on the slow moving and inefficient gears of global bureaucracy to turn in just the right way to make a return on my investment.

[Anonymous No.26415626]

>>26414320

[Anonymous No.26416030]

Who's baking?

[Anonymous No.26416067]

>>26407520
what about weed?

[Anonymous No.26416162]

>>26393834
I’ve used lawyers a pretty decent amount of times in my life and I would NEVER hire a law firm under the gay ass name “BIG BOB AND SONS”. Sounds like a gay brothel.

[Anonymous No.26416325]

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

Pretty interesting TA analysis of Gold, Silver, BTC and Inflation here. I don't claim to understand the more technical aspects of it, but from what I do understand it seems like everything lines up for an extremely bullish case for PMs.
But his time scales are much longer than I thought, but it probably only factors the trend and not things that can affect the trend.

>>26416162
Personally if the law firm doesn't have at least one Jewish name in the title I can't trust it.

[Anonymous No.26416612]

>>26393718
well done

[Anonymous No.26416810]

>>26416325
>Personally if the law firm doesn't have at least one Jewish name in the title I can't trust it.
Wise words. Remember that bullshitting and pilpul are bred from generations of these kikes since the beginning of time and that they excel in the jew sport of pilpul in the Jewish arena called the courtroom and (((legal))) system in front of the Jewish referees, or judges. You obviously want the most kiked law firm you can find and the name should read like a tel aviv phone book if you want to win

[Anonymous No.26416893]

For all the metal experts out here. Is it okay to store your metals overseas like Switzerland or home safe is the best option? I hate the idea of paying vat to bong parliament

[Anonymous No.26417029]

>>26416893

I personally have most of my metals vaulted in Switzerland through bullion vault. Although I am thinking of splitting it with Singapore, case just incase

[Anonymous No.26417068]

>>26416893
>>26417029


Not an expert though and VAT sucks dick

[Anonymous No.26417112]

>>26416893
When the markets are all collapsing and the governments are broke and panicking third party/private vaults will be raided and with them being in another Country there will be fuck all you'll be able to do to get it back.

[Anonymous No.26417273]

>>26416893
If it's not in your hand, you don't own it
I'll defend what's mine to my death, you bongs are seriously fucked

[Anonymous No.26417641]

>>26393718
Everybody who wants this >>26393718 image to be the next OP pic say "schiff bretray" and nothing else to vote yes

schiff bretray

[Anonymous No.26417793]

>>26417273
Jackson "hating" Injuns was a myth. He moved them past the Mississippi because he thought that was the only way to prevent them from being permanently killed off and had a native American adopted son. He'd probably slap someone for saying dirty injuns too. Also he wasn't opposed to banks but felt the banks in power were corrupt and controlled by people who's interests ran counter to US policy.

[Anonymous No.26417858]

Is there anything more based than old silver? It's silver you can get under spot, it's silver on sale! Its worth its weight in gold (silver) but also has a numismatic premium, both increasing every year. It holds its value whether the economy is booming or the world is burning. They're antiques, art and physical history. Untaxable, untraceable, inflation proof and cant be devalued. Truly, the real currency of the world.

[Anonymous No.26417913]

>>26417793
we should all be opposed to banks forevermore. If you don't hold it, you don't own it. Never again

[Anonymous No.26417935]

>>26417858
Problem is that it's not shiny.