/pmg/ precious metals general

[Anonymous No.26468856]

Time-Life 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

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[Anonymous No.26468960]

>call me when they open the pebble mine

[Anonymous No.26469127]

Any reputable bullion dealers in Europe with low premiums?

[Anonymous No.26469338]

>>26468856
I am financially ruined

[Anonymous No.26469564]

>>26468856
Beyond PMs what's the strategy to deal with bidong and yellen fucking us with MMT voodoo? How should I diversify?

[Anonymous No.26469894]

>>26469564
Productive assets are a great place to have your money. People may not be able to afford luxuries such as Tesla cars. Also, Tesla may very well lose their subsidies if we have to live within our means again. So luxury services and similar are likely places where people will cut their spending. Industries that rely on credit will not do well as people won't give you loans for a car if you get repaid in depreciating debt money. So if people can't afford the inflated debt price of a car, their profit margins will shrink to nothing/bankruptcy level margins. This will also destroy people's earnings as jobs will be forced to cut wages and benefits.
It truly is a vicious cycle when it all comes apart.

[Anonymous No.26470000]

>>26469127
How far is Estonia from you? I keep hearing you can get cheap metals with low taxes from there

[Anonymous No.26470110]

>>26469338
same but I went all in on Osmium

[Anonymous No.26470121]

>>26470000

That is correct 0% VAT

Those from bongland have been screwed on this front due to brexit. But it is for the greater good

[Anonymous No.26470210]

>>26469564
buy a property in the coming dip that will happen when mortgage holiday ends, get 30 year fixed mortgage. Getting paid to short the dollar.

[Anonymous No.26470268]

>>26470121
Do they search people getting off the train?

[Anonymous No.26470293]

>>26469564

You might be interested in "base metal" mining stocks where the silver component is either overlooked or only one component. Fireweed Zinc is an excellent speculation as a zinc stock and has the potential to be a tier 1 resource, but its silver credentials are so good that it would become a quintessential silver stock at $40+ silver. At higher silver prices still it would be a silver stock rather than a zinc stock. But most people don't even know or care about the silver part because it is too low grade to take notice of--for now. (40 gpt.) Haywood put a 1.50 CAD price target on FWZ despite making no mention of the silver.

[Anonymous No.26470384]

>>26470268
SHE HAS TEN CANADIAN MAPLES UP HER SNATCH!
GET HER!!!

[Anonymous No.26470387]

>>26470293
Thanks for the update about CMC Metals. Hadn’t seen that. I will keep it on a watch list. Certainly better opportunities exist currently.

[Anonymous No.26470447]

>>26469564
marijuana stocks. aphria is merging

[Anonymous No.26470489]

>>26470210
explain

[Anonymous No.26470551]

>>26469894
Interesting anon. Productive assets like going in on part-owning a local business or dividend stocks? How do you think they'll try to paper over the decline?
>>26470210
>buy a property in the coming dip that will happen when mortgage holiday ends, get 30 year fixed mortgage. Getting paid to short the dollar.
Ty anon that's solid advice but I don't have the money for that. I'm an early 20s semi-neet who works for the family business. I make decent money for my job and live at home so that isn't a cost. I put a few hundred in crypto and PM every few months rn and am paying off some credit card debt and some student loans. I think I could maybe save a few grand over several months and get a mortgage on a really small crappy property but where I am everything is ridiculously expensive, my state is awful for cost of living.

[Anonymous No.26470568]

>>26470268

Going from where to where?

If you stay within the EU you can order it online and not pay, VAT is paid to the country of the seller.

If you are going back to bongland, you will be fine I would suspect

[Anonymous No.26470699]

>>26470489
if you expect inflation buy a property on debt: get income from renting thats scalable with inflation, get appriciation on the property that will somewhat match the rate of inflation, have the debt be destroyed by inflation as you have fixed the rate of interest for 30 years (imagine the purchasing power of $1 in 30 years if the dollar even exists) and you can write off any interest payments against your taxes. So inflation is your best friend, basically the bank will give you a free property

[Anonymous No.26470897]

>>26470551
you need to get some physical gold, i would personally advise you to pay of your debt because thats a guarenteed risk to you HOWEVER if you really are expecting inflation the best move would just be to pay the minimum on it then let the coming inflation pay the debt for you. As for real estate everything is expensive at the moment due to low interest rates, again if you really feel there is going to be super high inflation coming though, it doesnt matter how expensive it is you will end up getting it for free if you buy on fixed interest debt. Im not saying you should do any of this, but debt is your friend in times of high inflation, but i think we will have another stall in the economy and another deflationary shock in the markets before the inflation of all the stiumlus is released imo so dont get in over your head

[Anonymous No.26470972]

>>26470387

It's interesting to see what @pizdets17 says when somebody complains about the small amount of silver in the chat. "CMC is not a resource estimate play. Look at how tiny the market cap is. This was not new information." What he means is that CMC is a bet on a production when the valuation is at a fraction of future cash flow, just about to enter the greatest silver bull market in history. Same thing goes for BHS.

[Anonymous No.26471017]

>>26470387

It's interesting to see what @pizdets17 says when somebody complains about the small amount of silver in the chat. "CMC is not a resource estimate play. Look at how tiny the market cap is. This was not new information." What he means is that CMC is a bet on production when the valuation is at a fraction of future cash flow, just when we are about to enter the greatest silver bull market in history. Same thing goes for BHS.

[Anonymous No.26471041]

Can anyone suggest a seller on ebay that has good deals on junk silver? All I'm seeing is overpriced hawking

[Anonymous No.26471103]

>>26470669

I wish that /pmg/ would make some good memes about Nelson Bunker Hunt and make him into a figurehead here. He's as much deserving of it as Schiff or Maloney. I'd do it myself if I had the slightest bit of talent in that way.

Reposting this article for people who didn't read it before: https://s3.amazonaws.com/camppictures/CampArchive/Economy/Hunt%20For%20Silver.pdf

[Anonymous No.26471154]

>>26470972
Would you mind taking a look at Rockhaven Resources and sharing your thoughts? Forgive me if I've already asked you this. They are at the top of my watchlist alongside Starcore.

[Anonymous No.26471258]

>>26470897
>you need to get some physical gold
already stacking physical. mostly silver rn, should i bias it more toward gold? also seen good evidence imho that platinum group metals are a good buy rn, undervalued.
> but i think we will have another stall in the economy and another deflationary shock in the markets before the inflation of all the stiumlus is released imo so dont get in over your head
interesting. so we'll have a brief illusion of a bull market and then it'll hit the fan or just "normalcy" and then it'll hit the fan? would it be best to pick up property during the bust then and hope for a real recovery or would they just do more money printing that would make anything like property a bad investment? i am not the most naturally gifted in interpreting economic matters.

[Anonymous No.26471452]

>>26471258
Frankly we just don't know how this is gonna play out. Most likely the fed will do everything in its power to keep the bubble inflated, inflation be damned. However central planning can only do so much against free market force. Basically either we get
1. High/hyperinflation, a fixed rate mortgage on a house is good
2. Deflationary crash, you would want to hold off to buy a house
3. Clown world option: government puts a freeze on ALL home sales below the current market value, forcing people to pay the overinflated price or face legal consequences.

#3 is unlikely but after reading that Hunt brothers article and considering the current year who the hell knows.

[Anonymous No.26471554]

>>26471452
What about the great reset?

[Anonymous No.26471588]

>>26471258
im baised towards gold but thats because of the ammount i have invested and the tax benifits in my country of gold vs silver. Both are good imo, silver is more volitile but will probs get a bigger return, you should really have both but as long as your getting either you are doing good. I have nothing to do with platinum, it really doesnt fall into the hard money group of precious metals and its industrial use, unlike silver, is going to be going away over time (majorly used in catalytic converts is cars), its use in the harber process for making fertilizers will stay forever but if your bullish on fertilizers and crops theres much better plays than platinum. TLDR im not an expert or even educated on platinum, it will probablly go up but I would stick to gold and silver which are much safer, liquid and will get better returns.

>interesting. so we'll have a brief illusion of a bull market and then it'll hit the fan or just "normalcy" and then it'll hit the fan? would it be best to pick up property during the bust then and hope for a real recovery or would they just do more money printing that would make anything like property a bad investment? i am not the most naturally gifted in interpreting economic matters.
I have been on the fence about this and I have been thinking about it alot, at first I thought we would go straight into increasing inflation, but looking at recent data coming from china, looking at president bidens plans, looking at commodities that were exploding higher taking a breather and rolling over I am starting to think its more likely we will have a double dip recession, partially caused by this new varient of covid, mostly caused by all these covid measures coming to an end like rent and mortgage moritoriums etc cont...

[Anonymous No.26471652]

>>26471554
That's clown world option #2 with multiple sub-options. All existing debt is wiped out, but you don't "own" your house anymore? Who knows.

[Anonymous No.26471712]

>>26470699
and if interest rises?

[Anonymous No.26471752]

>>26471154
Not him but as you might already know the company's project has wonderful economics even at lower gold prices. They've a nice amount of silver too but this is a gold play with a very nice valuation in comparison to their assets. Also lots of room for resource expansion.

[Anonymous No.26471777]

>>26471258
>>26471588
etc I think the stock markets have one more big pull back left in them before inflation will take them higher and the same with the housing market, although obviously the housing market is alot slower moving and less liquid than stocks. so maybe there could be a 6 month big pull back in house prices as landlords mortgages come due, there is no demand with the high unemployment etc etc.

Alot of the people in the gold and silver community dont understand how the monetary system works, they have their hearts and heads in the right place and will be right in the medium and long term but when they say things like 'the fed is printing money and thats instantly going to cause inflation' they are mistaken. For the inflation to take off the money needs to be introduced into the real economy, through banks making loans to consumers or through the government spending it into the economy (why bidens stimulus will be inflationary) currently there is suppressed demand and the banks arnt loaning out the money into the economy. Inflation its self is inflationary due to expectations so it is wrong to think the inflation will hit out of nowhere, that is why i first see another deflationary shock, then more fiscal and monetary response, then a change in attitudes then rapid inflation

[Anonymous No.26471803]

>>26470551
Necessities will be where you want your money. Hard tangible assets whose business model is not reliant on debt financing. People won't be able to afford frivolous spending in the future, so people will flee to quality purchases. People will need to eat, but they won't be going out to eat as often. People need to drive but they won't be buying a Tesla. People want caffeine, so they will stop drinking energy drinks and opt for tea or coffee. People will do their own dishes instead of wasting money on paper plates. People will clean with baking soda and vinegar instead of paying top dollar for premium cleaning solutions. People will use rubbing alcohol for deodorant instead of that $5 old spice.
The amount of convenience that is jammed into our daily lives is excess cost our ancestors never needed, and we will quickly be finding out just how much we can do without. So that is how you need to position your money, wages have been stagnant for the last decade, and the economy has been papered over with debt. When the easy money stops, people won't have any other option that to tighten their belts.
You won't even be making pocket cash driving for uber eats anymore because no one can afford the delivery charges.
I personally recommend people buy things you know you will need. You may as well have 4-5 extra pairs of shoes stashed at your home, among other things. The economy is headed in a way that will be incredibly painful for everyone. You may thrive with your investments, even during the great depression people did very well and it didn't even hit hard in every area in the county. But you better believe you will notice the damage that was done, like sidestepping a train that just plowed into a semi truck hauling cattle.

[Anonymous No.26471861]

>>26471258
My personal hunch is there will be some sort of "crash" in the housing market due to rent freezes, and changes in home buying demographics (there are less millennials than boomers, boomers generally don't want to live in sub divisions and they're starting families later and don't have the cash for houses) followed by a steady increase in prices due to inflation. Whether those trends change due to preferences shifting away from cities due to increased remote work and increased immigration is an open question.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/08/200811153909.htm

[Anonymous No.26471878]

>>26471652
If the great reset is about wiping out debt won't this affect other nations? It seems like (((they))) want to get rid of the US dollar to something else like a government version of bitcoin. Or replace the US dollar with another reserve currency like RMB

[Anonymous No.26471919]

>>26471752
True. I value everyone's opinion on PMG, including PAN MAN, silver miner anon, and everyone else who invests in miners.

Re: Rockhaven's Klaza property"

@petelazier High-grade resource totalling 1.62 million gold equivalent ounces (indicated + inferred); 0 10 Oct 2018, 13:25

@petelazier • Indicated Mineral Resources containing 686,000 oz gold and 14,071,000 oz silver (4.5 Mt grading 4.8 g/t gold and 98 g/t silver) and Inferred Mineral Resources containing 507,000 oz gold and 13,901,000 oz silver (5.7 Mt grading 2.8 g/t gold and 76 g/t silver)"

[Anonymous No.26471971]

>>26471878
Yes, this would have to be a global phenomenon since the USD is the world's reserve currency. Again, it's hard to speculate exactly how it will play out, but increased power and control in the hands of the elites is a certainty.

[Anonymous No.26471989]

>>26470293
The deal with many of these base metals companies is that they produce a lot of silver for basically free on the side. Most of the world's silver is a byproduct. Not sure whether the market will notice the silver production in base metals stocks if a huge bullrun on silver comes, though if such a bullrun is indeed happening then other commodities will go up too no doubt so that shouldn't matter. I buy Fireweed Zinc because it's just ridiculously cheap at a 50M market cap considering their amazing assets. Also those upcoming assays should be very exciting.

[Anonymous No.26472003]

>>26470110
Osmium is actually severely undervalued for how rare it is, but it’s properties (hardness and melting point very similar to tungsten) make it a bad choice for use as money

[Anonymous No.26472021]

>>26471712
if you understand the monetary system its not possible, debt which is money and money which debt must keep expanding to keep the debt based system going, as more debt is created a lower and lower interest rate is requiered to keep the debt burden constant. This leaves the central banks with the choice: Raise rates and collapse everything, or keep going down the rabbit hole and eventually spiral out of control.
What they hope and aim to do imo is a controlled devaluation, to inflate away the debt load in the economy and on governments, but once inflation gets out of the bag and people get wise people wont be waiting slowly and steadily to have their value taken and the inflation will hit like a jolt.

see pic related, its US 10y yeild over time, trending lower in a zigzag, each time it hits the upper line the rate of interest gets to high for the economy to bear and there is recession or crisis, instead of letting it correct the money and debt are expanded and it makes the situation worse in the future

[Anonymous No.26472067]

>>26471712
but if you buy on a fixed rate an increase in the interest rate wont effect you, it will only matter if it decreases the price of the property (as property being a product that is bought on credit the price of credit heavily effects the affordability and therefore price of property)

[Anonymous No.26472262]

>>26471588
>>26471777
check my digits
>>26471258
>would it be best to pick up property during the bust then and hope for a real recovery or would they just do more money printing that would make anything like property a bad investment?
if you can pick up cheap property during the bust it will be a very very good investment, its just during the bust it might feel scary to do and you wont know when youve bottomed. I expect it to be quite quick.

[Anonymous No.26472339]

>>26471803
Great post. I especially like the advice about buying extra pairs of shoes.

[Anonymous No.26472388]

>>26471989

>Not sure whether the market will notice the silver production in base metals stocks if a huge bullrun on silver comes

Yes, it will. Sprott does the same thing that I do and tries to find gold companies where the silver is currently being overlooked. He talks about this frequently on his podcasts. It's a matter of seeing the future early. A resource will obviously become more valuable as the price of the silver in the ground goes up. That's precisely why you buy something like Discovery Metals, because 100 g/t is uneconomic to mine right now, but past $30 silver you can actually build a mine on that site and mine those billion ounces of silver for a profit. If silver goes high enough relative to zinc then FWZ will be considered a silver stock rather than a zinc stock. Many "zinc" stocks which exist now used to be considered silver stocks before the silver price collapsed.

>Most of the world's silver is a byproduct.

This is a common meme which is used to disparage silver, yes. It's what IKN was saying at the March low just before it tripled. Does not alter the fact that silver is an extremely scarce resource which we only mine 600 million ounces of each year, 9/10ths of which is consumed in industry. Besides which many of the base metal producers have agreements with streaming companies like Wheaton to give much of their silver to them. FWZ has no such agreement.

[Anonymous No.26472423]

>>26471919
Their 2020 PEA shows some great numbers for a sub-40M market cap company. C$540M after-tax NPV5% at US$1,740/oz Au and with my math, C$770M at US$2,088/oz Au. And if gold takes a dive it's still profitable: C$211M after-tax NPV5% at US$1,160/oz Au!

They also understand the deposit very well and only the upper portions of three of the eleven known mineralized zones are included in their mineral resource estimate. Potential remains along strike to the south-east along multiple zones and down dip. They're trying to convert resources into M&I and did step-outs at Rusk, Val & Victoria targets last year. Rusk has returned nice assays already and more are pending. They'll be doing a PFS study and will go forward with permitting later. Klaza will almost certainly be a mine if you ask me.

[Anonymous No.26472615]

>>26472021
So if the US gets a negative interest rate, its game over? Hyper inflation hits and we have this (((global reset)))?

[Anonymous No.26472741]

>>26472615
there is no reason to assume negative nominal rates will be the trigger, its likely we will get negative rates but not funded by the market but by the fed monitizing government spending to do yeild curve control. Its not about picking specifics, it will be a process of things that is underway now, no one especially me is smart enough to say when it will happen, but its a wall ahead of us in the not to distant future that we are accelerating at an exponential speed

[Anonymous No.26472765]

>>26472423
Thank you for this synopsis. I like that Rockhaven has both exploratory and production potential. Their property was only "modestly explored" before they purchased it, and they've continued to add to it.

[Anonymous No.26473000]

>>26471041
cute coin to bad last time i checked they were overpriced

[Anonymous No.26473047]

>>26472388
>If silver goes high enough relative to zinc then FWZ will be considered a silver stock rather than a zinc stock.
I suppose that could be the case if silver runs up enough. But as I said before, commodities will probably run alongside precious metals so I wouldn't count on it. I just invest in good companies regardless, after all I don't have a crystal ball and history isn't an indication of the future.
>This is a common meme which is used to disparage silver
Not doing that, it's the truth. Nothing more than an observation. It doesn't make silver any more or less of an investment of course. My point was that people might as well buy any other base metals company if Fireweed Zinc ever turns into a "silver" investment.
>It's what IKN was saying at the March low just before it tripled.
That's disingenuous; everything went up by a lot after the March bottom, and I don't even know who you're talking about.
>many of the base metal producers have agreements with streaming companies like Wheaton to give much of their silver to them. FWZ has no such agreement.
Fireweed Zinc has multiple Net Smelter Royalty agreements for precious metals in their many acquisition areas. Jerry for example has 0.5% NSR for base metals and silver; MAC has 1% NSR for precious metals other than gold; and Tom & Jason have 3% NSR on all production. Or are you referring to some other kinds of agreements?

>>26472765
You're welcome. Lots to love in Rockhaven.

[Anonymous No.26473294]

https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/bayhorse-amends-terms-of-7500000-unit-non-brokered
Someone posted this a few threads ago and I was wondering, is it a minimum of 5k shares in the company to be able to get the physical gold? Never had stocks that had potential for dividends before.

[Anonymous No.26473482]

>>26472021
>What they hope and aim to do imo is a controlled devaluation
This is what Sweden kept doing in the 80s, Italy always did with the Lira and so on. It's entirely possible to sustain 10-20% p.a. inflation without ever crashing. I believe this "muddling along" kind of scenario is what is actually going to happen. Nobody really wants a total collapse and this is the only way you can actually do it. You'll also get 5% or more wage raises each year, but just not enough to keep up with inflation.

The big wild card in the equation are China and Russia, since this time it's going to be a fight about what may be the world's reserve currency, whereas Sweden devaluating its currency by 20% or more a each year was insignificant in the grand scheme of things.

Either way, physical assets that don't lose value are the way to go, just keep stacking.

[Anonymous No.26473525]

>>26471154

I'm only just looking into Rockhaven now. At a glance it seems like an undervalued interesting opportunity. Not necessarily the opportunity of the century, it simply seems priced as an interesting undervalued opportunity relative to other ones. $35 million mcap, that's more or less the same as Viscount, Blue Lagoon, and Nicola Mining, which also have really good ground and which all have the potential to create mines. Viscount has the locals backing it according to the ceo and it almost did become a mine in the '80s, BLLG has all the permits and capital put into it to be a mine, and Nicola has not only the permits for mining but has its own mill.

First thing that strikes me is that the silver is pretty low-grade. 87 g/t, a little less than Viscount or Discovery Metals (100 g/t). Rockhaven has 28 million ounces of silver at that grade, but Nicola Mining has 30 million ounces at _800_ gpt. Rockhaven has over 1 million ounces of gold which is where the value chiefly seems to lie. People are speculating that drilling might find a few million more ounces, and that Rockhaven might become a tier 1 asset and develop into a mine. If it did then the stock would utterly soar to the moon. It might or might not find those ounces and become a mine, I don't know the land or understand geology well enough to say. It does seem to be more a gold stock more than a silver stock. Compare the opportunity as a gold stock with e. g. Euro Sun Mining in Romania. For a $55 million mcap that company already has _6 million_ high-grade gold ounces and simply needs more permitting to proceed. Also has Sprott's investment. That's another example of what I mean when I say that there are other opportunities which look quite as good. A permit is quite as much a gamble as a drill as far as I can see.

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[Anonymous No.26473609]

>>26473525

Something else I see about Rockhaven is a certain group of people complaining about the slowness of management. ceo.ca is all enthusiasm but on Stockhouse you have some unhappy complainers saying things like this:

"They see no rush in doing anything just picking away at things and adding a bit of resource as it is a great gig! Their CEO said as much! Going on 5 years since their first PEA and they are still simply adding a bit and with market price change updating a PEA. They should have long ago been at the PFS stage but why hurry and ruin a good gig! The dude heading up this company has been there what 12 plus years he loves the gig!"

Don't know if there is any validity to these comments. Again on ceo.ca: "The project has taken 10 years. It's like watching apple trees grow but not getting any apples. Maybe the fruit will come this year? Their job remains: Convince a major mining company that 3 to 5 million gold ounces, most of it high grade--is in the ground." That last part also seems to be the real upside potential of why you invest.

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[Anonymous No.26473617]

>>26473482
yes but sweden and italy wernt the biggest debter nations in history dependant on forign capital to finance them

[Anonymous No.26473785]

>>26473525
>Euro Sun Mining
I'll have to look into the company, thanks for mentioning it. Never heard of them before.

[Anonymous No.26474159]

>>26471712
Then assets collapse, and rapid businesses fold and unemployment ravages the country.

[Anonymous No.26474180]

>>26473525
>>26473609
Awesome write-up, really appreciate you taking the time. I like the fact that Rockhaven has exposure to gold and silver, even though the silver is low-grade. The FUD about management is concerning, but at the same time, I could put 50 pieces of paper with 50 mining companies on the wall, throw a dart, and whichever one I hit would have management concerns. Not saying it isn't warranted, but I'm almost growing a little numb to the CEO.CA complaints about every mining company I encounter. I see Rockhaven as a watchlist candidate, similar to a Starcore, CMC Metals, Canasil, Tri Origin, etc. Companies that, if they are still unknown and undervalued in the middle and latter stages of the bull market, worthy of transitioning some money from a couple of "winners." Thanks again for your thoughts.

[Anonymous No.26474216]

>>26473047

>commodities will probably run alongside precious metals

Of course all commodities will run, but precious metals will outperform them colossally if we are going into a monetary crisis, quite as they always have done. It wasn't copper or zinc that went up 36x in the 70s and 80s bull market. If I recall correctly zinc is only up about 20% since Jan. 2020, silver is up 45%. That trend is going to continue.

>I suppose that could be the case if silver runs up enough. But as I said before, commodities will probably run alongside precious metals so I wouldn't count on it. I just invest in good companies regardless, after all I don't have a crystal ball and history isn't an indication of the future.

My point is that Fireweed Zinc is an interesting opportunity precisely because it doesn't rely on silver going up. It isn't necessary to speculate on it as a silver stock. It is excellent in its own right. But if silver does go up substantially, then at 40 gpt the silver component is so valuable that you have a quintessential silver stock on your hands. So you get the best of both worlds, an excellent commodity stock as well as an unexpiring call option on silver going substantially higher.

>My point was that people might as well buy any other base metals company if Fireweed Zinc ever turns into a "silver" investment.

You don't buy FWZ as a silver investment when it becomes one, you buy it in anticipation of that event.

Enormous base metal companies have corresponding billion-dollar market caps and P. E. ratios of things like 20 or 30. There is no comparison between them and the leverage which a small $50 million mcap junior explorer like FWZ affords.

(1/2)

[Anonymous No.26474300]

>>26473482
swedens currency eventually broke and caused a financial crisis in the early 90s

[Anonymous No.26474369]

>>26474216

>That's disingenuous; everything went up by a lot after the March bottom, and I don't even know who you're talking about.

He called a bottom in March and said that the lack of economic activity from the lockdowns would keep silver in the gutter and force it to go ever lower and lower. He used the same "base metals byproduct" argument to say that silver would always remain low. But as we have seen that is not the case.

>Fireweed Zinc has multiple Net Smelter Royalty agreements for precious metals in their many acquisition areas. Jerry for example has 0.5% NSR for base metals and silver; MAC has 1% NSR for precious metals other than gold; and Tom & Jason have 3% NSR on all production. Or are you referring to some other kinds of agreements?

No, I'm talking about massive agreements like the deal between Teck and Franco-Nevada for Franco-Nevada to get 22.5% of Teck's silver production from its Antamina mine in Peru.

(2/2)

[Anonymous No.26474401]

>>26474300
Wasn't that a housing market crisis because people were speculating on the housing market (caused by inflation) ?

[Anonymous No.26474488]

>>26474216
>>26474216
>Enormous base metal companies have corresponding billion-dollar market caps and P. E. ratios of things like 20 or 30. There is no comparison between them and the leverage which a small $50 million mcap junior explorer like FWZ affords.
Right. I meant companies at similar or earlier stages as Fireweed Zinc obviously, not huge producers at overvalued P/E ratios. Like any zinc or lead or maybe even copper explorer/developer since silver is found in sphalerite, galena and chalcopyrite.
>My point is that Fireweed Zinc is an interesting opportunity precisely because it doesn't rely on silver going up. It isn't necessary to speculate on it as a silver stock. It is excellent in its own right.
Well I can agree on that!
>No, I'm talking about massive agreements like the deal between Teck and Franco-Nevada for Franco-Nevada to get 22.5% of Teck's silver production from its Antamina mine in Peru.
I see. Yeah no such agreements in place for FWZ.

[Anonymous No.26474727]

>>26474488

40 gpt seems pretty good to me. I'm not sure that you would find that grade in any old commodity stock. If you could show me a junior with FWZ's potential as a tier 1 asset with that silver grade then I'd love to see it. Tinka Resources is foregoing the idea of being a mere zinc stock and aggressively marketing itself as a silver stock as well. And yet its silver is only _15_ gpt.

[Anonymous No.26474786]

>>26474727

> If you could show me a junior with FWZ's potential as a tier 1 asset with that silver grade then I'd love to see it.

And I mean also, relative to the mcap, resource-estimate, etc. Point is that it's not as if you could throw darts at commodity stocks and get this kind of latent silver potential. FWZ is truly something special.

[Anonymous No.26474911]

>>26473785
I got in euro sun mining at $0.25USD back in December. Hardly any movement since this time last year as it currently depends on the next steps of environmental impact assessment and permitting for construction, and they haven't finished the definitive feasibility study. No hiccups yet as far as I know besides covid and the measured and indicated resource measurements for their Rovina Valley Project done in 2019 are only OK, though the economics seem doable given a gold price of $1500/oz and copper price $3.30/lb they used in the study.

[Anonymous No.26475068]

>>26474727
>>26474786
Well Blue Moon Zinc for example has 1.33ozt Ag at their fairly early stage Blue Moon project. 8M market cap, 631,800t ZnEq Inferred. At current zinc prices the in situ value for that would be over C$2B. Lots of exploration potential too and currently trying to get financing for a drilling program. I'll spare you the essay but look into the company for more if you want to.

I have to admit I haven't had the time to look at many other base metals companies though sadly.
>>26474911
Yeah I looked at their projects' economics quickly and so far I'm pretty impressed. Only one of the deposits has been assessed economically and another one will be too in the future. Might be a great value investment but I'll have to do a deeper dive than that. Been struggling with DD recently, can't seem to focus. Been trying to research MEX the whole day but my progress has been slow and I keep getting distracted lol

[Anonymous No.26475395]

got my $600 stimulus and bought 20 silver eagles ask me anything fags

[Anonymous No.26475567]

>>26475068

Most people who invest in Blue Moon Zinc are excited about the silver potential above anything else. That's why it's one of @oldbanker's favourite stocks for example, whose bread and butter is microcap silver stocks. The fact that it's a ceo.ca favourite and widely seen as a latent silver stock goes to show what I say that this sort of thing is not common. It is one of those rare opportunities in this way, like FWZ. Only reason why I'm not invested is Blue Moon because I'm betting heavily on Silver Spruce instead. I thought you made a funny comment about it the other day that you wanted to talk about it on /pmg/ if only because it would be amusing to recommend a stock called "MOON."

[Anonymous No.26475639]

>>26475395
Was paying premiums part of your plan?

[Anonymous No.26476012]

>>26475639
it was extremely painful

[Anonymous No.26476071]

>>26475567
>Most people who invest in Blue Moon Zinc are excited about the silver potential above anything else.
I disagree. Most of the investors for the company are excited about the valuation of the company in relation to the value of their assest in my opinion. @Andy8033 for example seems just generally excited about the value. In fact the discussion is centered around the company itself and the chart action, silver is relatively rarely mentioned except in passing.

>I thought you made a funny comment about it the other day that you wanted to talk about it on /pmg/ if only because it would be amusing to recommend a stock called "MOON."
Not quite. I researched the company because of the ticker. I do still think it's a worthy investment. Though I'm not invested there myself right now as Fireweed Zinc is in my mind just the more valuable company all things considered.

[Anonymous No.26476192]

>>26476012
You’re a big stacker

[Anonymous No.26476410]

>>26475567
Do you find it strange that the FED hasn't announced YCC yet?

[Anonymous No.26476481]

>>26476192
for you

[Anonymous No.26476511]

I lost my entire stack to debt 2 years ago I had to pay back. Convince me to start again.

[Anonymous No.26476598]

>>26476511
Everyone starts somewhere. You'll be glad you did, no matter how many ounces you have.

[Anonymous No.26476684]

>>26476598
I fucking cringe in pain thinking of my $4000 stack gone in a day. It felt like fucking financial rape. I have a love-hate feeling right now. Everything is so fucking pricey right now and overpriced silver is everywhere.

[Anonymous No.26476737]

What's the deal with voluntary currency PM notes? Valid way of buying fractional or total retard LARP with arbitrary premium?

[Anonymous No.26476782]

>>26476071

Yes, naturally the silver isn't given primary emphasis because most of the value is in the zinc. But people talk about it all the time. See picture for a random selection of comments. Including from the person you mention, @Andy8033. He's extremely excited about the silver and talks about it all the time. @wanderer9641 and @oldbanker and many other people in the chat are microcap silver bulls who love stuff like SSE and BHS above all else. The stock is a quintessential example of what I'm talking about where you invest in a commodity stock and enjoy the precious metals credits.

[Anonymous No.26476795]

>>26476684
Think of the macro environment we live in. You may be paying more now, but precious metals are still undervalued and will be going much higher in the near future. Sorry about the loss of your stack and I hope that you recoup those losses and multiply them many times.

[Anonymous No.26476883]

>>26476684
Silver is still pretty undervalued. I have and will continue to buy at these prices.

[Anonymous No.26476990]

>>26476511
you can alaways start again

[Anonymous No.26476991]

I sold all my gold and silver for Bitcoin after I saw this.

[Anonymous No.26477067]

>>26476795
>>26476883
you are right lads, I am going to buy constitutional silver right now...to be honest, this stack I only want junk silver. I like running it through my hands. I was also demoralized because an anon once told me silver will never go high because the big families who own a shit ton of it will never let that happen. Do you agree with that, or is their power on it not as uppity on it as they thought?

[Anonymous No.26477551]

>>26477067
Don’t agree with that at all. There is a lot of negativity and plain old bullshitting going on around the precious metals industry. I have had to train myself to continue learning the fundamentals while paying no mind to the BS.

[Anonymous No.26477591]

>>26476990
The Big Bang idea, which is a form of Creationism, was originally invented by the Christian theologist Robert Grosseteste (1168-1253), first head of the university of Oxford. He had a vision that his Hebrew god Yahweh created a tiny spot of light that exploded rapidly taking the matter – which was simultaneously created by the god – with it to form a spherical universe.

Big Bang Cosmology in the modern sense was conjured up by the Christian Catholic priest Abbe Georges Lemaître.

The pioneering Nobel Prize winning plasma physicist and electrical engineer Hannes Alfvén said about Lemaître:

> "I was there when Abbe Georges Lemaître first proposed this theory. Lemaître was, at the time, both a member of the Catholic hierarchy and a scientist. He said in private that this theory was a way to reconcile science with St. Thomas Aquinas' theological dictum of creatio-ex-nihilo (creation out of nothing)."

> "There is no rational reason to doubt that the universe has existed indefinitely, for an infinite time. It is only mysticism saying the universe was created - whether four thousand or twenty billion years ago.

> "Since religion intrinsically rejects empirical methods, there should never be any attempt to reconcile scientific theories with religion. We must not confuse religion and science. An infinitely old universe, always evolving, isn't compatible with the Book of Genesis."

Lemaître is famous for his description of the beginning of the universe as "A Day without Yesterday" in reference to the Creation account in Genesis.

The Jew George Gamow, another famous Big Bang proponent, had no compunction in describing the graphs of conditions in the Big Bang as "Divine Creation Curves" and sent a copy of his book "The Creation of the Universe" to the then Pope.

> [continued below...]

[Anonymous No.26477604]

>>26468856
How do I convince my boomer dad to invest in PMs without sounding like I'm a schizo? He's a banking professional with a sizable investment portfolio and 401k, but regrets not buying gold when it dipped in March. My family isn't struggling, but recently I've felt selfish for not being more upfront about my stacking. He might think I'm wasting money on metals instead of saving for tuition, a car, or my own place, but I think the dollar being devalued is a bit more important at the moment.

[Anonymous No.26477647]

>>26477591

> [continued]

In January 1933, the Christian priest Abbe Georges Lemaître travelled with the Jew Albert Einstein to California for a series of seminars. After the priest Lemaître detailed his Big Bang theory, the Jew Einstein stood up, applauded, and said:
> "This is the most beautiful and satisfactory explanation of Creation to which I have ever listened."

Due to this, the Big Bang idea is theology. It's a Creation story. It's theology and mysticism, not science.

Lemaître allowed his theological convictions to predetermine the outcome of a scientific inquiry. This violates the scientific method.

Furthermore, the ex-nihilo created universe in the Big Bang model is a universe that's entirely filled by a continuous indivisible distribution of mass with a monotonically decreasing macroscopic density and pressure or a finite averaged macroscopic density and zero pressure in terms of the energy-momentum tensor for a perfect fluid. Therefore it violates the Principle of Equivalence and Special Relativity as required by Einstein himself for his gravitational field model. So not only is it Creationism, it's also schizo.

[Anonymous No.26477689]

>>26476991
No masks?

[Anonymous No.26477693]

Ive been holding my gold bags for four fucking years and nothing ever happens when will the financial system collapse?!?! I cant take it anymore

[Anonymous No.26477865]

>>26477604
Show him Yellen's plan for the economy

[Anonymous No.26477886]

>>26476071

>Not quite. I researched the company because of the ticker. I do still think it's a worthy investment.

By the way, I wasn't wrong about this. Looked at my screencapped mining stock posts which I archive for research. You wrote "thought it would be funny if I was here shilling $MOON." Simply wanted to acknowledge a joke of yours which I thought was amusing.

[PAN MAN No.26477960]

how we doing today guys, anything happening today? Not working today just getting chores done. Thawing out another bucket of dirt to pan in a few days.

[Anonymous No.26478146]

>>26477647
well presented theory!

[Anonymous No.26478166]

>>26476782
>Including from the person you mention, @Andy8033. He's extremely excited about the silver and talks about it all the time.
He mentions it from time to time. He's excited about everything related to the company. You'll see him talking about NASA technology, zinc-silver batteries, bullish chart patterns, the CEO and a whole host of other things too.
>@wanderer9641 and @oldbanker and many other people in the chat are microcap silver bulls who love stuff like SSE and BHS above all else.
@wanderer9641 has ONE post on the $MOON board. And @oldbanker mentions silver THREE times in his posts at the board.

Since you said the company's silver grades are somehow irregular I went ahead and found some other base metals companies with a bunch of over 1ozt Ag in their base metal projects' mineral resources. I'll list some here though a small disclaimer is I haven't done any DD on them and some aren't small/micro caps.
Osisko Metals
NorZinc
Murchinson Minerals
Arizona Metals
Sierra Metals
Galway Metals (their polymetallic Au-Zn-Ag-Cu-Pb VMS)
Trevali
Ascendant Resources

Also found a lot of base metals companies with over 0.5ozpt Ag in their resources. Point is, over 1ozpt Ag for base metals companies probably isn't as uncommon as you think. I could probably find a lot more but I think I made my point clear.
>>26477886
I knew you'd misunderstand! I though you implied that I wasn't serious when I mentioned Blue Moon Zinc here, that's what the "Not quite" was meant for. I did research the company initially because of the ticker too but I can't remember if I posted about that way back when.

[Anonymous No.26478462]

Wanted to buy a double sovereign.

Out of stock.

Guys.

Please.

[Anonymous No.26478540]

>>26477551
I agree with you.

[Anonymous No.26478608]

>>26478462
Reddit spacing.

[Anonymous No.26478856]

Hello frens, say you lived in the US and shit hit the fan and there is the total dollar collapse; what would be the best method for moving elsewhere with gold? Overseas vaults? Wearable jewellery? Coins?

[Anonymous No.26478858]

>>26477647
i do t argue with that. i always thought the big bang theory not much more than some fanciful fairy tale

[Anonymous No.26478912]

>>26478608
I have never even been on reddit. You colossal buttpipe.

Thanks.

[Anonymous No.26478970]

>>26478608
get

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you

retard

[Anonymous No.26479009]

ha

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ha


got

heeeeeeem

[Anonymous No.26479038]

>>26478166

This is the post that I'm talking about. The context is a very serious and well-researched mining-stock analysis and I screencapped the post precisely because of that. Simply thought that the joke was funny.

I know that many of the stocks which you mention are liked by silver bulls as well. I know that Trevali is liked by silver bulls like @Excelsior, @oldbanker and @austrochris. I used to own Sierra Metals myself but got bored with the market cap. I have seen NorZinc and Osisko brought up before. For example, you cannot get more of a silver bull than Don Durrett and he says:

"I always cringe when management/boards sell their silver (or gold) in the ground for cheap valuations. The value of South32's Hermosa mine (over 300 million ounces of silver) is worth a fortune as a silver mine. South32 still thinks this is a zinc project. They will likely have to change that categorization soon, because they will be calling Hermosa a silver mine. NorZinc (OTCQB:NORZF) also thinks their mine is a zinc project. I've sent them several emails telling them it's a silver mine, but they don't believe me. Soon they will."

Of course most of these companies have mcaps which are well above that of FWZ and don't offer anything like the same upside potential. e. g. Osisko has a 1 bn mcap. FWZ as I say has a $50 million mcap and has the potential for hundreds of millions of tons at 40 gpt silver. That's what makes the 40 gpt silver especially special. The combination of low mcap, potential for a tier 1 resource and a grade of silver which becomes truly significant at $40+. Hence offering that "unexpiring call option" on silver which I mentioned.

[Anonymous No.26479088]

>>26477591
>>26477647
Based, only retards believe in muh Big Bang

[Anonymous No.26479187]

>>26453682
The additives that they add to soaps which you use all the time like sodium lauryl sulfates decompose into xenoestrogens. They are not just to make cheap products

[Anonymous No.26479200]

Buy $CLF

[PAN MAN No.26479220]

>>26479038
has Osisko released any recent core results from Pine Point? I love reading about that project area and the old community that existed there before shut down.

[Anonymous No.26479235]

>>26479038
Alright, I agree with everything you posted here and I appreciate your knowledge of some of those companies I stacked on top there. And definitely, Fireweed Zinc is at probably the best value in relation to their assets that an investor would ever want. You'd be hard-pressed to find a similarly cheaply valued company with such a project at their hands! They do indeed have the potential for massive amounts of silver too in addition to the base metals!

Also glad that you liked my joke :)

[Anonymous No.26479434]

>>26478856
Tube of AGEs in a condom neatly inserted into your rectum for safe travel.

[Anonymous No.26479475]

>>26479434
They'll obviously see that on their machines and then I'll just be embarrassed in addition to broke.

[Anonymous No.26479520]

>>26479475
It's rectal jewellery? Nothing they can do about it.

[Anonymous No.26479575]

>>26479520
Well shit, I suppose you're right. It is already a thought crime to not encourage little boys to chop their dicks off. I might just go ahead and start a rectal jewellery Etsy site.

[Anonymous No.26479678]

>>26479220

Unfortunately I don't follow Osisko so I'm not entirely sure. I looked about and found this from Jan. 2021 as to future plans:

Osisko Metals Outlines 2021 Objectives for Pine Point

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/905-tsx-venture/om/90805-osisko-metals-outlines-2021-objectives-for-pine-point.html

"Drilling will begin on January 14th. Osisko Metals is planning a 3,000 meters winter campaign focused on infill and extension drilling in the Western Zone with the objective of converting the bulk of three high-priority prismatic deposits to the Indicated Resource category."

>>26479235

All right, thank you very much for the interesting discussion. Hope that nothing I have said came across in the wrong way. I have an enormous deal of respect for your ability to find and research and analyse mining stocks, especially since you have learned it all so quickly.

[Anonymous No.26479723]

me when the government trys to take my rocks: https://youtu.be/N-L_yKcxGkc?t=68

[PAN MAN No.26479791]

>>26479678
excellent thanks! I try to keep up with all these companies but I can only keep around 10 or so actively engaged before I get projects mixed up.

[Anonymous No.26479963]

>>26479678
Nah don't worry about it! I like having little debates with you from time to time, it's always fun to bounce ideas back and forth with anons that have different views and sets of knowledge. I too respect and value your knowledge and enthusiasm. You know about way more different companies than I no doubt. I have a relatively small amount of companies under my belt so to speak (partly because I go pretty deep into them but also partly because I'm a little lazy)

[Anonymous No.26480132]

>>26479520
I mean that won't fly as its technically currency. But a giant silver/gold butt plug......

[Anonymous No.26480244]

When are the markets opening?

[Anonymous No.26480287]

>>26480244
think the ASX will be opening in a few hours, will be another 16 or 17 hours until American markets open though

[Anonymous No.26480300]

>>26480132
Golden buttplug isn't a bad idea. There's probably a few million/billionaires around who would pay triple it's melt value just to shove it up some skanks ass and have her attend a fancy dinner while having it inserted. Perverted fucks.

[Anonymous No.26480342]

>>26480244
In 12 minutes
>>26479963
Shape it into a prostate massager for extra pleasure UwU

[Anonymous No.26480343]

>>26477693
It's happening

[Anonymous No.26480486]

>>26480342
>>26479963 meant for >>26480132

[Anonymous No.26480516]

>>26480486

[Anonymous No.26480581]

why isnt The Royal Mint located on the LBMA's good delivery list?

>picrel

[Anonymous No.26480649]

>>26480581
I don't know but that's a cool 10oz bar

[Anonymous No.26480707]

CEO.CA NIGGERS GO BACK REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[Anonymous No.26480802]

>>26480707

[Anonymous No.26480830]

Predicting a giant green dildo on open and slamdown in NY tomorrow morning

[Anonymous No.26480910]

>>26480830
I spy some formerly well to do women in the background there

[Anonymous No.26480916]

>>26480830
pls be wrong, still waiting on transfers to clear so I can buy more

[Anonymous No.26481073]

>>26480649
Here's the 100oz not my pic, but it's aesthetic so I have it saved

[Anonymous No.26481082]

>>26480916
You'll get your chance. You know how this game goes, high prices for aussies and bugmen bidding it up rightfully so, and fucky shit in London and (((JYC)))

[Anonymous No.26481155]

>>26481073
Here's a full frontal nude

[Anonymous No.26481215]

What's this pattern called?

[Anonymous No.26481243]

>>26481155
There's something about the eye...

[Anonymous No.26481301]

my mercs are standing by, rolling for $30 silver by Friday

[Anonymous No.26481318]

>>26481155
Beautiful, what premium did you get?

[Anonymous No.26481507]

>>26468856
Rolling for $15 silver by Friday

[Anonymous No.26481542]

>>26481507
God i hope so, my paycheck won't clear until Friday

[Anonymous No.26481554]

>>26468856
Rolling for $20 silver by friday

[Anonymous No.26481557]

What miners should I pick up tomorrow? Should I even buy them or do I need more metal?
>8oz gold
>610oz silver
I take it thats enough for now? So whats your miner picks?

>Aurcana
>Nicola
>McEwin
>Blue Lagoon
>Golden Minerals
>Dolly Varden
>Pure Gold

These were mentioned in past threads going back to last week.

[Anonymous No.26481558]

Does anyone have an opinion on bentonite?

I'm looking into Oil-Dri Corporation (Ticker - ODC). I like what I see so far - the company has consistent revenues, little debt, and cash in the bank. They own all of their own bentonite mines then process their clay into adsorbents (for cat litter historically, now they are branching into agriculture/fracking clays).

What I'm most interested in is their asset value. They apparently have enough bentonite in their mines to ensure production over the next 40 years. Global bentonite/fuller's earth production has hovered around 18 million to 20 million tons from 2014-2018 (can't find anything on bentonite from 2020...). https://www2.bgs.ac.uk/mineralsuk/download/world_statistics/2010s/WMP_2014_2018.pdf

[Anonymous No.26481595]

>>26481557
>>26481557
Fireweed Zinc too

[Anonymous No.26481785]

>>26481557
>>26481595
Impressive stack anon. I'm happy with my 103oz Ag + silver bowl myself. I'll just post my allocation I guess since you ask but don't take it as advice. The picks you listed aren't bad picks but there's a lot to consider as an investor and you should learn about the mining industry and how it works so that you can make educated investments (it's also good for your mental health since these are risky and volatile penny stocks). Though if I had to recommend one from your list to buy tomorrow, I'd say get some Dolly Varden or Fireweed Zinc I guess.

[Anonymous No.26481858]

>>26481557

Buy miners if you want leverage to the price of metals, that's the central thesis for it. Which goes both for the upside and the downside. I see BLLG and DV in your list, have been saying for some time now that you can't go wrong with those stocks so long as silver continues to go up. See these posts about them to learn the case for them: >>26382189 >>26382103. If you want to take more risk for more reward, BHS for silver and GIS for gold. BHS = high-grade silver mine in safe jurisdiction with potential to produce 1.2 million ounces per annum in the near-term, for an mcap of merely $12 million (1/3rd of future cash flow). GIS = 700,000 ounces of gold, $3 million in cash, located in Quebec, enormous 275 square km land package, Sprott investment, most recent news only 3 days ago was 13.03 g/t Au over 10.74m and 13.46 g/t Au over 8.9m and the market didn't even react to it. Few months ago they drilled 4.56 g/t gold over 40.50 metres and 13.03 g/t Gold over 10.74 Metres.

[Anonymous No.26481898]

>>26481318
I didn't buy the 100oz. I actually have two 10oz luckily. I got them in March I think. They were not extremely high premium from what I remember. Glad I got them now. I would probably sell the 10oz for $1000 or $2000 at todays dollar valuation.

Here's another pic that isn't mine but it's satisfying

[Anonymous No.26481916]

>>26481858

Forgot to mention that the GIS mcap is only $13 million which is simply absurd.

[Anonymous No.26482054]

>>26481557
analysts found out about Copper Mountain and are now saying it's going over $3

[Anonymous No.26482081]

>>26481595

FWZ is also a very good choice, basic case for it is that it has the potential to become a tier 1 zinc asset, but also has 40 gpt silver, so it would actually become an excellent silver stock at $40+ silver. Haywood has put a price target of $1.50 CAD on it, which is 60% higher than the stock is right now. >>26470293 The CEO tries to avoid dilution wherever he can, and is _extremely_ friendly and communicative with shareholders. Always tries to do right by them. He writes almost every day in the ceo.ca chat room and answers every question.

[Anonymous No.26482094]

Ship coins

[Anonymous No.26482093]

>>26481557
>>26481558
>>26481595
>>26481785
>>26481858
Get out

[Anonymous No.26482169]

>>26482093
No.

[PMG BAKER No.26482213]

Sorry for not being around often. A ton of work to do for the foreseeable future (especially weekends). I will pop my head in from time to time if I am free. I would like to show a blast from the past to all the shills who think that JPM is not providing more cheapies.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLLyB2FyLcU
https://vimeo.com/99008434
https://youtu.be/ShZrgZEq1Yo
https://youtu.be/BfZh-Y-tBgM

[Anonymous No.26482250]

up up up we go

[Anonymous No.26482308]

>>26482213

The essential education for J. P. Morgan manipulation is definitely Bart Chilton's interview with Chris Marcus. Then Hemke's video "When shorting stops, silver pops." Then the 1980 article on Nelson Bunker Hunt (https://s3.amazonaws.com/camppictures/CampArchive/Economy/Hunt%20For%20Silver.pdf)) to understand how far back this goes.

[Anonymous No.26482359]

>>26480707
The Bayhorse shill (vDJWjIUo) is also the same one that made the “Your daily reminder not to trust Hitlerites and greenbackers” image/paragraph and spammed it every day for weeks

[Anonymous No.26482426]

>>26482308
this link looks like a scam link from bangladesh, can somebody reupload this to some proper website or cap it

[Anonymous No.26482486]

>>26482426
It's a 16-page pdf link, looks like some article from an old newspaper or something. Safe.

[Anonymous No.26482510]

>>26482169
Yes

[Anonymous No.26482543]

>>26482510
I love that image

[PMG BAKER No.26482565]

>>26482486
It does not seem so. https://archive.is/E2vjD

[Anonymous No.26482580]

>>26481858
>bayhorse

Isnt this a meme though

[Anonymous No.26482594]

[Anonymous No.26482603]

>>26482543
Good. Stop spamming miners. That's what ceo.ca is for

[Anonymous No.26482616]

>>26482426
This guy posts those suspicious looking article links all the time. He even wanted an anon last thread to give him their name and address so he could send them “free silver”. I’d stay away from every link he posts

[Anonymous No.26482655]

>>26482594

[Anonymous No.26482665]

>>26482565
I don't understand script kiddie stuff, what does that mean? This is what I get when I open the link in any case
>>26482603
nah I'm good anon

[Anonymous No.26482704]

>>26482603
What the heck is ceo.ca?

[Anonymous No.26482778]

>>26481155
>>26481318

guys... we need to figure out why the Royal Mint isn't listed on the LBMA's GOod Delivery list or else the bar is worthless

[Anonymous No.26482799]

Tell me what is the best and most realistic price to pay for a common morgan right now lads.

[Anonymous No.26482812]

>>26482704
it's a dashboard site for discussing penny stocks

[Anonymous No.26482951]

>>26482778
>Why isn't this mint that can sell products at a higher premium on the retail market than anyone in their jurisdiction producing commoditized 400 oz gold bars and 1000 oz silver bars isntead????????? Clearly fraudulent activity
Think about it. On a 400 oz gold bar they are going to get 0% premium. on 1600 gold sovereigns they are going to make 4% premium.
>Why doesn't Ferrari have a business fleet sales department?

[PMG BAKER No.26482973]

>>26482799
If you get less than 2k per week from a job or other sources, expect $2-4 dollars of premium for generics. If you have 2k or more, $1-2 premium on junk silver.

[Anonymous No.26482974]

>>26482665
Go back

[Anonymous No.26483026]

>>26482974
i really do enjoy laughing at all you pathetic silver stackers. i own a metals recycling company and i’ve been in the mining business for 30 years now. you people are the most pathetic i have seen in a long time. none of you will ever be as successful as me no matter how much worthless silver you have.

[Anonymous No.26483210]

>>26482951
I had a colleague that business leased a ferrari. Still a ginger twat, just in a ferrari.

[Anonymous No.26483548]

>>26482359

>Bayhorse shill

Yes, I used to be the Klondike and Vangold shill as well. Introduced them here and posted about them relentlessly day after day. But after KS went up 7x and Vangold doubled and got halted I stopped recommending them. Still recommending Bayhorse as a high-risk high-reward stock though given that it's so undervalued. I try to recommend what's undervalued rather than push stuff on people which has already gone up.

[Anonymous No.26483571]

nothing ever happens bros
the wait is killing me

[Anonymous No.26483611]

>>26483548
What else do you suggest

[Anonymous No.26483625]

>>26483026
Get real, dumb boomer jew. Silver price is growing, and so is your waistline.

[Anonymous No.26483639]

>>26482359

Of course I only started talking about VGLD, KS and BHS in the latter part of the year. In the former half I was telling people to buy Dolly Varden, Eloro, Silver One, Impact, Aurcana, Greatland Gold, Callinex, Vizsla and other stocks which went up 3-5x.

[Anonymous No.26483645]

Guys is $37 normal for this 1 oz silver coin? Is this price change related to premiums? I'm sorry if this is a dumb question I have no clue about it before I thought silver's price is just $25 per ounce.

[Anonymous No.26483774]

Is the namefa “schiffwillwin” still here? I need some hopium

[Anonymous No.26483799]

>>26483611

In order of risk-reward, from safe to dangerous:

1) The ETF SILJ
2) Hecla, Endeavour Silver, and First Majestic
3) Alexco, Great Panther, AUMN
4) Dolly Varden, Blue Lagoon, Fireweed Zinc
5) Irving Resources, Nicola Mining
5) Bayhorse Silver, Genesis Metals, Silver Spruce Resources

I could mention other stocks but it's better if I don't give too many.

[Anonymous No.26483816]

>>26482951

Asahi, Pamp, Valcambi, Metalor, Royal Canadian Mint all do it why isn't the government owned mint of britain doing it

[Anonymous No.26483820]

>>26483625
Honestly you can’t even call yourself a stacker until you have a solid base of Praseodymium. Praseodymium has been artificially suppressed by the big banks for decades now, and they can’t keep on doing it for long. History’s largest bull run on Praseodymium is just starting, and you’re gonna kick yourself forever if you don’t get in on it now

[Anonymous No.26483937]

>>26472262
This is what I hope to do, but I have a feeling that much like after 2008 the banks will withhold how many properties go back on the market to artificially keep price up.

[Anonymous No.26483950]

>>26480830
It's all a tiresome meme, but I'd like to point out weekly short sentiment has a collection of shorts that's not gone away, OI is down with net long holding at 83%. I'd expect an easy 20/30 dollar rise and sucking in some more net long % before a push lower of 50+. Watching these shorts and net long with price action is recommended. Patience is key. Andrew Maguires comments on Basel III and revaluation come end of June is a scenario I'm not expecting but planning for anyways, as it basically argues for price revaluation and therefor, a Blackjack event. Andy Schectmans constant repeating of Central Banks forerunning the previous (last year's) gold situation by turning net buyers and accumulating 18months in advance of $2080, I'd put 18months as a good time period between big money moves under pressure in the current environment. Q3/Q4 would fit this window, not immediately following June, but around this 18month timeframe. Pay attention to big money now through April, and remember that the banks won't be broken on price action, stonk warnings and crashes could potentially bring everything down temporarily, and 100 bucks under us now is the fib level (supposedly) that marks the train leaving the station. Stay sharp, Gentleman

[Anonymous No.26483964]

>>26483816
Does the US mint make 1000 oz bars? No, because it would be a waste of their resources to do it. The Canadian Mint seems like a shit business based on the fact they had an ass smuggler for years. There is no premium on 1000 oz bars or 400 oz gold bars. Why didn't 3 star restaurants sell through grub hub before coof?

[Anonymous No.26484009]

>>26483799

Actually, I can't resist adding Canada Silver Cobalt Works to this list. I'd put it on level 5.

[Anonymous No.26484063]

>>26483645
That’s an outrageous premium on a round.

[Anonymous No.26484087]

>>26483820
Kek I didn’t think people would like my praseodymium pasta that much

[Anonymous No.26484096]

Stack for waifus

[Anonymous No.26484153]

>>26483937
Housing price crash will never come

[Anonymous No.26484180]

>>26484087
One of the few good ones, I love posting it. Some /smg/ guys even thought it was serious and got really mad at me lmfao
>>26484096
I don't know the source or the waifu but I wouldn't mind being eaten up by this beast

[PAN MAN No.26484228]

>>26484009
I am still hoping those guys can hit a few large higher grade blebs on their main property. those blank or lower end drill holes arent encouraging but they know how the ground is, they could be off by a foot or two from one of those amazing segments of ore and not hit it.

[Anonymous No.26484240]

>>26482359
>The Bayhorse shill (vDJWjIUo) is also the same one that made the “Your daily reminder not to trust Hitlerites and greenbackers” image/paragraph and spammed it every day for weeks

Is this true silver bro?>>26483548

I like how anons refer to you as the 'bayhorse shill' but neglect the fact that you probably have the highest average ROI of all your recommendations by far here.

[Anonymous No.26484291]

>>26484180
>Some /smg/ guys even thought it was serious and got really mad at me lmfao
Lol I guess I have a good way to farm (You)’s now

[Anonymous No.26484398]

>>26483799
I like this list because I own half of these

[Anonymous No.26484422]

>>26484096
>>26484180

[Anonymous No.26484446]

>>26480581
>Why isn't the mint of a banker cabal Country which refuses to return other Countries Gold to it on a good list?

No idea, but in saying that the lbma is also part of that banking mafia and nobody should trust it either.

[Anonymous No.26484453]

>>26484180
She's a Jinko from Monster Girl Encyclopedia

[Anonymous No.26484474]

Good deal or bad?

[Anonymous No.26484656]

>>26484422
fuck furries!
>>26484453
>Monster Girl Encyclopedia
sasuga, I bet she is on the prowl for men daily

[Anonymous No.26484712]

>>26484063
yeah and this is the cheapest option I could find

[Anonymous No.26484921]

>>26484240

I didn't spam that Hitlerite post, I simply wrote the original post and made the original image and then somebody took them and ran with it. I think it was Big Bob who was having some fun trolling people, or perhaps the hilarious Ancap anon who enjoys getting in fights with people and whom I haven't seen here in some time. There used to be furious debates in /pmg/ about that Stephen Goodson book which a certain crowd is always pushing on people. Which basically says that gold is bad and that all we have to do is have the government print lots of fiat paper currency instead of having a central bank do it. It’s a neo-Nazi book which expounds the narrative that Nazi Germany was an economic paradise. That is completely untrue, and I would redirect people to Gary North's articles on so-called “Greenbackers” or “false-flag infiltrators” who have been making this false argument since the 19th century. It always led to disaster, whether in 19th century America with Greenbacks (where consumer-price inflation got to 65%) or in Hitler’s Germany (which was simply a totalitarian welfare-warfare state). Greenbackism is no different from MMT. At any rate, I don’t engage in discussions with neo-Nazis any more because I consider it a waste of my time. I have spent 99% of my time on 4chan over the last year in trying to educate people about gold, silver, the economy, and the Great Reset, and that is how I prefer to spend it.

>>26484228

I'm encouraged with some of the recent NRs. We had this one very recently, "Additional High-Grade Silver Intersected at Robinson Zone"

https://ceo.ca/@newswire/additional-high-grade-silver-intersected-at-robinson

No assays, simply core pictures like the last one from December,

https://ceo.ca/@newswire/canada-silver-cobalt-hits-new-high-grade-silver-vein

but if the assays bear them out then these NRs are of colossal significance.

[Anonymous No.26484965]

>>26484474
Just calculate the $ per ozt.

[Anonymous No.26484971]

>>26484474
Guilders are based

[PAN MAN No.26485082]

>>26484921
I am just hoping there wider and high grade so there worth mining and not just small high grade deep targets.

[Anonymous No.26485101]

>>26484921
I'm still here. I just think we've got past the econ 101/201 shit with the people that are still here. The greenback phase had to go.
Were you the guy that had to explain that interest doesn't decrease the money supply with me?

[Anonymous No.26485115]

>>26477865
My bad, meant to reply sooner. I doubt that would be enough, though. He's aware of possible inflation, I just think he's too skeptical to actually buy anything. He's just holding stocks for now and said he wouldn't buy any more until kungflu cleared up.
With his help, my dad I could absolutely have more than a few ounces of gold between us

[Anonymous No.26485184]

>>26485082
Me too. I hope they will begin understanding the deposit but I guess that's a tall task

[Anonymous No.26485248]

>>26484965
I did. It’s about a 20% premium. I can’t find any euro junk at spot and it’s killing me because I want to stack more euro junk, I think American junk is boring and overrated.

[Anonymous No.26485266]

>>26485101
>The greenback phase had to go
Paper money is the global standard right now while your stupid boomer rocks are woefully cheap. Who’s the real winner here? I’m not a nazi btw, I’m a Trotskyist

[Anonymous No.26485461]

>>26485266
>Paper money is the global standard right now while your stupid boomer rocks are woefully cheap. Who’s the real winner here?
all of us buying the rocks while they're cheap
>I’m not a nazi btw, I’m a Trotskyist
i'm not retarded i'm extra retarded

[Anonymous No.26485487]

>>26484921
>Hitler’s Germany (which was simply a totalitarian welfare-warfare state)
Of course someone as spiritually dead as to say that would also be obsessed with paper mining stocks. It was only a warfare state with rationing and money printing to direct resources to wartime efforts because it was forced to be that way. >>26482655

[Anonymous No.26485562]

>>26485101

I was arguing along along with you in pretty much every single debate which had to do with Austrian economics. I never actually told you this but I found it utterly hilarious when you would get into brawls with thread after thread and single-handedly fight off dozens of adversaries and half the posts would end up getting deleted by the moderators. Don't think I've ever laughed so much in my life.

[Anonymous No.26485597]

Is it too lame to buy 1 kilo of silver ingot? I don’t want to pay too much on premiums

[Anonymous No.26485609]

>>26468856
I am here to learn esoteric knowledge about, praseodymium.

[Anonymous No.26485631]

Pray for me guys. My order is sitting in a USPS processing center in the bad part of Oakland.

[Anonymous No.26485675]

>>26485609
Welcome my son. Are you ready to have your life changed forever?

[Anonymous No.26485719]

>>26485631
>Pray for me guys. My order is sitting in a USPS processing center in the bad part of Oakland.
if you bought from a good online dealer they'll send your PM as "machine parts"

[Anonymous No.26485796]

>>26485609
Welcome. Honestly you can’t even call yourself a stacker until you have a solid base of Praseodymium

[Anonymous No.26485866]

>>26485266
>literal meme communist
>Heh, since you guys think rocks are better than paper that means you must only use rocks as a means of exchange, good luck buying coffee!
feeling bretty gud
https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-portfolio?s=y&timePeriod=4&startYear=1985&firstMonth=1&endYear=2021&lastMonth=12&calendarAligned=true&includeYTD=false&initialAmount=10000&annualOperation=1&annualAdjustment=1000&inflationAdjusted=true&annualPercentage=0.0&frequency=4&rebalanceType=1&absoluteDeviation=5.0&relativeDeviation=25.0&showYield=false&reinvestDividends=true&showFactors=false&factorModel=3&benchmark=VBINX&portfolioNames=false&portfolioName1=Portfolio+1&portfolioName2=Portfolio+2&portfolioName3=Portfolio+3&symbol1=INIVX&allocation1_1=60&symbol2=%5EGOLD&allocation2_1=30&symbol3=VWIGX&allocation3_1=10&symbol4=CASHX&allocation4_2=100&symbol5=%5EGOLD&allocation5_3=100

[Anonymous No.26485867]

>>26485675
I do not know, Father. I am ready however.

>>26485796
Hopefully I can hoard some of that and sleep on it for better sleep quality. Doubt the taxes are as ruthless on praseodymium as they are on gold and silver.

[Anonymous No.26485892]

>>26485719
I was told that the package is unmarked. I'm just worried that an affirmative action hire might steal a whole box of packages or that my package could be mishandled and get lost/destroyed.

[Anonymous No.26485968]

>>26485487
Thanks to Ben Garrison for such an informative image!

[Anonymous No.26486002]

>>26485562
>deleted by the moderators

[Anonymous No.26486047]

>>26485867
Do Rhenium first

[Anonymous No.26486213]

>>26485487
No point in arguing with the lolberts, they’ll forever be mentally enslaved

[Anonymous No.26486382]

hey pmg, talk me out of / into buying this 5 oz chunkster with booba ladies on it. It costs double spot price, and it's from germania mint, which I know nothing about.

[Anonymous No.26486491]

>>26486382
Those Germanis always have a ridiculous premium
id say buy something else with a lower premium unless your dead set on Germanias. they are neat looking designs

[Anonymous No.26486605]

>>26486213
I know, that's why I don't post paragraphs like he does. If someone is truly interested in the truth, all it takes is a little contemplation of even a fragment of it to be convinced

[Anonymous No.26486673]

don't judge me

[Anonymous No.26486719]

>>26484474
what % of silver are those

[Anonymous No.26486773]

https://monumentmetals.com/2015-australia-1-2-oz-battle-of-the-coral-sea-silver-coin.html

For any bros looking to buy sovereigns at a very good price. You have to buy 25+ to make it worth but at $1.99 over spot that's cheaper than most rounds go for and youre getting government bullion AND theyre fractionals.

[Anonymous No.26486824]

>>26471777
CHECKED

[Anonymous No.26486841]

>>26486673
>paying $11 for a 50c coin
jk good luck

[Anonymous No.26486849]

Is there going to be a march 9th like crash again or is the stock market going to go up forever?

[Anonymous No.26486901]

>>26486841
thx those were buy out prices. I know I paid over spot by....a lot...

[Anonymous No.26486953]

>>26486673
I've bought some stuff at crazy jacked up prices too, anon. We all have moments of weakness. Hopefully my plan to resell at an even higher premium comes through.

[Anonymous No.26486975]

>>26486605
>i-i-it has socialist in the name so that means they’re Marxists!!

[Anonymous No.26487037]

>>26486849
Why does everyone think there will be a great crash? Earnings continue to go up. Sure the marginal productivity of debt for small businesses is squeezing the lives of local economies but large corporations will just eat that market share. Unless earnings fall stocks will rise.

[Anonymous No.26487046]

>>26486849

It depends on whether the Fed does more Q. E. or not. If it doesn't, then the ten-year yield will continue to rise until it crashes the market. I tend to believe that they _will_ do more Q. E., because another market crash would cause the banks to collapse at this point. We are so dangerously close to a banking crisis that the slightest disturbance could cause all the G-SIBs to topple over like dominoes. A banking crisis would be worse for the Fed than to do more Q. E., because that would require tens of trillions to bail out. The next FOMC meeting will be very instructive. This is Craig Hemke's opinion:

"How long will it take for this to happen? We'll get our first hints on January 27 and the conclusion of the next FOMC meeting. In the summary and press conference that follows the meeting, look for statements such as this:

"Some members favor extending the maturities being purchased through our current Large Scale Asset Purchase program”.

Perhaps Chairman Powell himself will utter something along the lines of:

"The committee is concerned about the impact higher long-term interest rates might have on a recovering economy”.

Statements such as these will be your first sign that The Fed desires to cap long-term interest rates at/near the current levels. Perhaps this jawboning will be all that's necessary to drive long-term rates back down. However, if that doesn't work, expect them to actually change and extend the maturities of the treasury bond purchases as soon as March. And if that doesn't work, an official formalized policy change of overt Yield Curve Control will be enacted by summer."

https://www.sprottmoney.com/blog/Gold-and-The-Fed-in-2021-Craig-Hemke-Jan-19

[Anonymous No.26487125]

>>26480132
Didn't an anon here stick a kilobar up his and had to go to the hospital?

[Anonymous No.26487205]

>>26487037

Tech stocks are trading at a 30x forward P. E. The stock market has never been so overvalued. It _will_ burst if the ten-year gets any higher. Exactly as we saw in late 2018 when the nominal yield went to 3%. Cheap debt and a lack of risk-free return in the bond market are keeping this bubble alive. The Fed must do more Q. E. and get that yield down if they want this ponzi to stay afloat.

[Anonymous No.26487236]

Why did Canada stop making these? I see they still make 99999 gold coins but they are the coins for furries. I like the maple ones but as far as I can see they stopped in 2012.

[Anonymous No.26487555]

>>26487046
So once Powell says “Yield Curve Control” in a press conference, is the game over? Or is YCC just another in a long line of steps they can take to artificially support the bond and equity markets, thus further suppressing PM’s?

[Anonymous No.26487580]

Sup /pmg/ Visited Granite Ghost town in Montana yesterday. Pretty cool mining history, it was the largest silver mine in the world for a while apparently. Found this pic of silver bars y'all might like

[Anonymous No.26487741]

>>26487555

An official announcement of YCC is the death-knell for the dollar. That's when PMs utterly soar to the moon and never look back. Everybody will rush into them as quickly as they can. That's why the Fed is so reluctant to do it. They don't actually believe their own Keynesian nonsense, they know what YCC implies. A debt-trap from which there is no escape. Same reason why they are so fearful of sending out any more so-called stimulus cheques. They will lie and say that they want inflation or a weaker dollar but they know they can't afford either of those things. A strong dollar is the bedrock of the New World Order.

[Anonymous No.26487871]

>>26486773
>Lizard coins

[Anonymous No.26487965]

>>26486953
good to know im not the only one

[Anonymous No.26488009]

Are there any scammers who fake junk silver?

[Anonymous No.26488127]

>>26488009
I'm sure the Chinese do.

[Anonymous No.26488178]

>>26481557

More metal.

I'd like to see both of those doubled.

[Anonymous No.26488206]

>>26488127
Beat me to it

[Anonymous No.26488414]

Golden Minerals gets to stay listed, no more risk of being delisted.

What does this mean for its stock price

[PAN MAN No.26488424]

>>26487580
neat area, love that kind of history. Imagine getting to stand in front of your achievement like that.

[Anonymous No.26488457]

>>26487741
The very idea of a reserve currency, and the fact that every reserve currency has failed, and a new one has popped up, demonstrates that there is some sort of "order" or ".0001% elite" that has been running this reserve currency scam throughout prior centuries. Like parasites or mosquitos, going from person to person. It signifies almost an old world order, to me, and others who have discussed this idea, not a "New world order." Because, if a one world government were to be implemented, and obviously one world currency, they couldn't run their reserve currency/fiat scams anymore, going from nation to nation to nation, siphoning up assets, bankrupting the populace, and leaving it in financial ruin, only to repeat the scam again. Am I making sense or do I need a tinfoil hat?

[Anonymous No.26488493]

>>26488127
well damn, how do we know ours isn't chinese then?

[Anonymous No.26488702]

>>26488493
Chemical, electromagnetic, or physical (dimensions and weight) tests to prove it. Also design nuances

[Anonymous No.26488763]

>>26488702
also ice. Ice insta-melts on silver.

[Anonymous No.26488891]

>>26487871
These are based tho

[Anonymous No.26488941]

>>26488424

[Anonymous No.26488981]

>>26488009
I’m sure there are. But why? Your ROI is gonna be way lower compared to doing ASEs or a gold sovereign. If you’re counterfeiter you’re going to be using your time to fake something with a higher premium. If you’re doing junk it’s going to be a quantity over quality business, thus making it easier for you to spot fakes. If you’re doing ASEs it’s going to take on a quality perspective and you’re going to have a harder time spotting fakes.

[Anonymous No.26488985]

>>26488457

I actually find the idea of a reserve-currency, as most people phrase it, to be misleading. Because the so-called "world-reserve currency" which we have right now is utterly unprecedented in the history of man. The modern system is not in any way like the past, where the world-reserve currency was gold or silver. When it was metallic, it was pretty much inconsequential which nation was the issuer of it. But now we have a _fiat_ world-reserve currency. There have been fiat-currency schemes in various nations throughout history, which always led, ultimately, to a local tyranny and ruin. But never before was a fiat currency adopted as a reserve by every nation on earth, thus giving well-nigh omnipotent power to the issuer—America, and the oligarchs who control it. Consider this point in relation to what I have said before that inflation is a tax, and that if you can inflate a money supply at will then you have unlimited power over your subjects. That is what America has, unlimited power, and it is also why the modern dollar is so dangerous. It means that the rest of the world is a slave to America. Which means that, if you control America, you control the world. And all you have to do to control America is to fund the politicians who have nominal power in America. Hence why the banks are the rulers of the world, because they control the money supply which elects the politicians. If you control the money supply you control everything. Hence also why it is only a return to a gold or silver standard that can liberate mankind. This is what Howard Buffett said in 1948, Nelson Bunker Hunt in the ‘70s and ‘80s, and Ron Paul in his presidential campaigns.

[Anonymous No.26489047]

>>26488763
Ice also insta melts on copper. Most silver fakes will be cupro-nickel. I have copper rounds and if I didn’t know any better the ice melts almost as fast.

[Anonymous No.26489191]

>>26489047
Isn't nickel ferromagnetic though?

[Anonymous No.26489355]

>>26488702
>chemical
Easily faked by a silver coating
>electro magnetic
Easily faked if it’s a cupro-nickel. Copper and silver are both diamagnetic.
>design
Can be faked, but if they’re lazy it’ll suck
>size and dimensions
I think this is the best method for determining a fake. The diameter/thickness will vary with the weight if it isn’t actually silver. Unless it’s a sophisticated alloy. Again highly doubt someone will put this kind of effort In to fake junk silver, unless that is it’s a rare coin.
This being said, all these tests need to be used to determine a fake. None of them are good stand alone tests. The only sure fire way is an xrf scanner

[Anonymous No.26489359]

>>26488941
Ainsworth miners with their stack after a season

[PAN MAN No.26489411]

>>26488941
More silver fresh from the smelter!

[Anonymous No.26489478]

>>26489047
I believe the alloy is majority copper. The nickel helps to give it the silver appearance. But not sure if it would be enough to stick to a magnet.

[Anonymous No.26489500]

>>26489355
>unless that is it’s a rare coin.
That would be made out of real silver tho

[Anonymous No.26489578]

>>26489191
>>26489478
Meant to respond to you.
I’ll preface that comment with the fact I haven’t meant too many fakes. So wouldn’t know if it was magnetic personally.

[Anonymous No.26489615]

>>26485487
>Germany was forced to invade Russia guise!!!1!
Are you actually this retarded?

[Anonymous No.26489655]

>>26489500
I’m saying they are trying to fake a rarer coin like a gothic crown. They catch higher premiums and would be worthwhile to fake.

[Anonymous No.26489677]

>>26487965
I'll list off some of my more embarassing purchases:
>Japanese 100 Yen coins at $44/ozt.
>Belgian Silver 20 Francs (albeit low mintage dates) at 2x spot.
>A 1920 Canadian Fish Scale for $2
I might be able to make a profit from reselling the Belgian coins, but just like the others they were impulse buys I made when I lost control.

[Anonymous No.26489720]

>>26472388
I love reading this kind of articles, this absolute brainlet must think he's smart fudding silver because it's mostly a byproduct nowaday, where all i see is how extremely BULLISH in every conceivable way it truly is.

>silver for 66% of it's production is a byproduct of zinc, copper and gold mining and thus is basically cost free
This assumption is already wrong since it's a costly process to separate silver from others elements.
But fine, then it means silver is absolutely inelastic in it's production. What will happen when the silver demand will increase x10 due to the EV revolution, new regulations forcing solar panels on every roof, electric batteries in every car and silver coated material in every hospital (yes, even the plandemic is bullish for us)? And that's not even considering the investment aspect who will become the major force driving demand.

The zinc miner will suddently mine ten times the amount of zinc just to produce more silver?
The gold miner will mine ten times more gold than what he used to just to find more silver?
The copper mining industry will mine ten times more copper to find silver?
Nop.

What will happen then? You'll need specialized miners focusing on silver to carry the torch, and the demand will be so absurdly high they will basically decide the future pricetag and the industries and investors will BEG for it. The more the demand grows, the more the % of silver miners in the global silver production share will grow.

But before that happen, there will be a relatively short time window (still could last few years) where the silver specialized companies wont be able to provide the needed silver because how small and starved are the industry and mining capacities, they will need funds, equipments, permits,... before being able to produce x10 what they can nowaday. In this time window, the by-product wont be enough, the bullion reserves are already totally depleted and EVERYBODY will want to put their hand on silver.
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[Anonymous No.26489749]

>>26488493
Generally not being a knuckle dragging retard helps, chink knock offs are shit

[Anonymous No.26489758]

>>26485487
Looks like kikejanny is back and banning people for wrongthink

[Anonymous No.26489777]

>>26489655
Im saying that if i would try to fake a rare coin to pocket the premium i would not try to mingle with fake alloys
I would use genuine silver and try to bring it into the more valuable form
Far better reward/risk and reward/work

[Anonymous No.26489815]

>>26488985
Thank you for these thoughts. I shared the High Level Insider 4chan question sessions with you previously, and reading these years ago really opened my eyes to economic issues, much as PMG threads have one. What are your thoughts on these HLI quotes:

"There is nothing wrong with fiat currency. Usury is a problem and the fed as constituted is a problem, but the idea that has been pushed that switching to gold will root out the corruption is absurd. You have a systemically suppressed society where all the news lies all day long but you think if your currency is shiny instead of paper that things will change much? Come on. It's obvious that this is a distraction."

"Q:Any long term plans dealing with an energy based currency, or is FIAT our best bet as long as the corruption is dealt with?

A: We think that the production value of infrastructure minus what is reinvested should be distributed equally to the people, which is a form of a basic income based on energy. There is nothing wrong with a fiat currency in the sense that it is simply printed and not pinned to a (largely) fixed quantity (gold). The problem with the fiat regime you have now is that money is printed and used without good purpose."

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[Anonymous No.26489844]

>>26489758
Yeah idk why the second guy got removed. The first guy's suggestiong that Hitler had NO CHOICE!!1! but to invade Russia was dumb enough to actually get removed for being retarded

[Anonymous No.26489861]

>>26488985
>>26489815
Last quote:

"Q: What (if anything) is the better alternative to gold-backed currency?

A: Ideally you want your currency (debt issuance) to be backed by confidence in the investments that you make. A degenerate version of this is investments in the military. A more enlightened approach is something like investing in NAWAPA.
The idea behind backing currency with something like gold is to control a runaway printing (corrupted process), but ultimately a fruitless bandaid. These things happened when gold backing still existed.
The best defense against subversive manipulation of the currency is a healthy, educated, involved population - something you should strive for regardless of it being the best solution to currency problems."

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[Anonymous No.26489878]

>>26477647
>the hebrews have come all the way back around to defending the infinite universe theory because the very possibility of the existence of their God (who they do not believe in) offends them.
>this one acts like bang-->crunch is not the most likely model
>this one pretends that anyone gives credence to infinite expansion model

Gradually, I began to hate them.

[Anonymous No.26489917]

>>26489777
That is true. But the anon was asking about junk being faked. Anon is looking for junk because it is close to spot. Faking junk with real silver is really not profitable. And again I’m sure some counterfeiters use real silver but that’s really cutting into profits at that point. I mean if I bought a junk coin that’s a fake but is real silver I probably wouldn’t really care.

[Furqat No.26489942]

Fellas, what can you say about the BAEX platform(#baex)? There are a lot of tweets about this defi binary exchange, and I want to know your opinion. Because blockchain binary can be legit for users. I checked their referral and bonus systems, 4% of all earnings sounds nice

[Anonymous No.26489964]

>>26489815
>"There is nothing wrong with fiat currency. Usury is a problem and the fed as constituted is a problem, but the idea that has been pushed that switching to gold will root out the corruption is absurd. You have a systemically suppressed society where all the news lies all day long but you think if your currency is shiny instead of paper that things will change much? Come on. It's obvious that this is a distraction."
>"Q:Any long term plans dealing with an energy based currency, or is FIAT our best bet as long as the corruption is dealt with?
>A: We think that the production value of infrastructure minus what is reinvested should be distributed equally to the people, which is a form of a basic income based on energy. There is nothing wrong with a fiat currency in the sense that it is simply printed and not pinned to a (largely) fixed quantity (gold). The problem with the fiat regime you have now is that money is printed and used without good purpose."
It's the same greenbacker shit we trashed before. The problem with Fiat is that it is Fiat. It is even existant in bitcoin. The value is based entirely on arbitrary belief/forced usage of a system. Even a "good" fiat currency is guaranteed to go to zero because the government/tech/zeitgeist behind it will become defunct eventually

[Anonymous No.26489968]

>>26489777
Also checked.

[Anonymous No.26490043]

>>26489777
Yeah this is the usual method however every coin historically has die pairings which allow for easy identification of if it is real.

[Floor Stacker No.26490057]

Feeling super proud of myself. After doing tons of overtime, working christmas, new years, buying NOTHING except food and a bit of petrol, even cancelling my Jewish netflix account and spotify I have managed to accumulate this amount of metal in 3 months.

Metals really motivate my asceticism and hard work. I would never work hard for paper jewish lies.

[Anonymous No.26490066]

>>26489720
This will be when we become basically living gods.
All the world imploring after our stacks, vital component to the very advancement of humanity, unable to unlock the next step of our technological evolution until we accept to let go our stacks for absurd amounts of money and cunnies.
It will be so glorious frens, most of you can't even start to comprehend how magical it will be.
And no doubt in the coming years, always more uses will be found for silver, making humanity always more reliant and dependant.

Reminder silver is the second most used element after oil in number of industrial applications. We can't imagine a world without oil. Nor we can't imagine a world without silver, but only you, pmgbros, know about this secret. Everybody else but few indutry moguls and banksters is completely oblivious to this fact.

Reality is in the incoming years, who control silver will control the world. And WE control our stacks, who make us more important than 99.99% of the worldwide population.
Forget about silver being a 10 bagger, IT WILL BE A 10000 BAGGER.

[Anonymous No.26490105]

>>26489844
I know it’s a retarded idea, even more retarded is the idea that America would invade Japan if they had millions of soldiers within striking distance. How stupid to invade your enemy when they’re on your border!

[Anonymous No.26490165]

>>26490057
What app is this?

[Anonymous No.26490175]

>>26490057
Great post. Good for you, anon. Your hard work and sacrifices will be amply rewarded.

[Anonymous No.26490229]

>>26489411
those dudes mean business, no onions there

[Anonymous No.26490241]

>>26489411
I would've KILLED to be born in that time and be a miner. I would give EVERYTHING to go back in time. My goodness...I hate our reality. These people in these pictures have no idea how the people of the future envy them.

[Anonymous No.26490269]

>>26483774
not him but nice loadout

[Anonymous No.26490321]

>>26489861
The argument itself assumes that human nature is malleable and can be perfected, and once perfected will always be so. It is a utopian worldview like all the others. We just need the _right_ people. We just need _my_ policies and then we won't have strife.
Of course it's actually difficult to engage with an idea this poorly formed and schizo. Which is why /pol/ is a retarded qoomer cesspit today. It doesn't actually factor in the decisions and preferences of present day people. It just assumes that if the _right_ people suddenly got into power that they could turn everything around and make everyone into _their_ model citizens.
At it's core the philosophy hates life like every other utopian dream. It's not about individual struggle to realize morality/self/god/etc, it's about the continuation and perfection of an autist's runaway fantasy that lost it's connection with reality two seconds after the autist made their discovery of the initial problem.
If you want a great example of this read desogames material. It's fascinating. They guy is highly autistic and pretty smart, but pretty much believes all of this. It's cookie-cutter, frankly

[Anonymous No.26490400]

>>26489815
>>26489861

I'm sorry if I sound harsh when I speak about HLI. It sounds as if you enjoyed those threads and they must have been very enjoyable to partake in. But I simply see him as another fraud like Qanon. He doesn't strike me as being particularly intelligent or insightful. "Usury" is not the problem--he sounds like a Greenbacker when he says that, as if he would simply put the fiat-money printing-press in the hands of the legislature, to be used directly. But that would only make the problem far worse. That's MMT. You very quickly devolve into high inflation and an even greater despotism. We saw it in the 1860s when Greenbacks rapidly led to 65% consumer-price inflation. We saw it in Stalinist Russia or Nazi Germany. We are seeing it now where central banks are monetizing the debt. You _must_ have gold to have prosperity and freedom. Only gold can discipline the government economically, and prevent it from exercising unlimited power over its subjects via inflation.

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[Anonymous No.26490461]

>>26490105
You're a fucking retard. Hitler's core philosophy could only result in a totalitarian war requiring the nationalization of heavy industry and rationing of consumer goods, just like FDR or Wilson. You're satirical point actually implies that all nations should declare war on their neighbors if they have differences. It's absolute fucking garbage.

[Anonymous No.26490541]

>>26490057
based

[PAN MAN No.26490543]

>>26490241
>>26490229
yea the late turn of the century guys look hardcore, they lead hard lives and make a fucking fortune doing it. Died young, had a bunch of kids who would live good lives from thier work, or followed down in their parents lines of work. Hard but good era to live in.

[Anonymous No.26490572]

>>26490461
>You're satirical point actually implies that all nations should declare war on their neighbors if they have differences.
So how can you call yourself a libertarian if you want to tell other sovereign countries what they can and can’t do? Hypocrisy at its finest

[Anonymous No.26490588]

>>26490400

The other place where I take issue with people like HLI is that nothing of what these "insiders" say ever comes true. If I speak for myself for example, I came to /pol/ in early 2020. Predicted in Feb. that the so-called "Pandemic" would be a lie, said that it was analogous with the swine flu of 2009, that it would be an excuse to control us and impose FedCoin. That we'd be tracked and traced, and unable to go back to a normal life without having a vaccine passport. This at a time when basically everybody believed the lie and was posting videos of Chinese people collapsing everywhere. I argued with thousands of people to make my point about this, made thousands of posts. Then I told people to buy $11 silver and all kinds of silver small cap miners at the absolute bottom which subsequently went up 5-10x in price. I predicted things a thousand times more accurately than any of these so-called "insiders." Where were people like HLI or Qanon in Feb. and March? Nowhere. So why should I respect them? But the sad fact is that most people are completely guided by imposture and authority.

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[Anonymous No.26490727]

>>26490321
>>26490400
>>26490588
Incredible responses here. Thank you both. Very eye-opening. This is quite the process: learning, realization, unlearning, repeat. Appreciate this discussion from you both.

[Anonymous No.26490799]

What's everyone's thoughts on volatility right now? I can't feel this market for shit.

>>26490572
I know you're baiting but you need to do better

[Anonymous No.26490899]

>>26490799
>I know you're baiting but you need to do better
Lol. Calls himself a libertarian, wants to get involved in the business of other countries, and gives a non-answer when confronted. Pathetic

[Anonymous No.26490920]

>>26490588
Damn you were way ahead of me if true. I still had a little faith in the system until the June (or May) fed press conference.

[Anonymous No.26490952]

>>26490899
Where did I suggest interfering in other countries? The US didn't have business in either European war

[Anonymous No.26491111]

>>26487046
Based silver bro do you have a recommended reading list? I want to educate myself on these things you know so much about.

[PAN MAN No.26491177]

>>26491111
nice quads mate!

[Anonymous No.26491236]

>>26490952
So now you’re backpedaling. You said that countries shouldn’t invade each other based on ideological differences, but how can you as a libertarian even care what other countries do? Nazi Germany invading the USSR has absolutely zero affect on America but you still go on a crusade against it

[Anonymous No.26491254]

>>26491236
go back to pol

[Anonymous No.26491314]

>>26491236
>you suggest that people should leave eachother alone
>therefore morality cannot exist!!!1!!11
I'm absolutely btfo

[Anonymous No.26491442]

>>26489411
can you imagine living in a world where men were men and acted like men and women were women and acted like women...and after coming home from work, you didn't have to worry if your wife wasn't acting like a slut on any mobile devices connected to the world and just wondered what she was making for dinner before having sweaty sex in a comfy home before going back to the silver mine the next day?

[Anonymous No.26491479]

>>26490543
what did they die young from? the mines? Other various diseases?

[PAN MAN No.26491562]

>>26491442
that but you also were in constant pain from the silicosis in your lungs and beating the shit out of your body down those mines. However you also had often the best wage in the state and better home standards than others did. I would happily live that brutal existence if I knew my family would live a comfortable life after I was gone.

[Anonymous No.26491570]

>>26491314
>Morality
So now you’re argument is based on morality, which again as a libertarian you shouldn’t care if a country goes against your personal morals as long as they aren’t harming you. It’s pretty obvious you’re a warhawk neo-con and not a libertarian

[PAN MAN No.26491663]

>>26491479
The conditions in those early hard rock mines were insane. Everything could kill you. Steam bursts from drilling into underground water pockets could roast you alive, silicosis cutting up your lungs as the early air drills borred through rock throwing dust, carbide and blasting fumes and poor ventilation in general could kill a man if not careful. Hell the weather often killed these guys too, if not baking heat in the deserts it was brutal wind and snow high on mountain peaks. These guys at age 20 were more men than I will ever be, we modern miners have the same issues to deal with but are far better equipped to handle it.

[Anonymous No.26491733]

>>26491570
No, you're creating a retarded dichotomy that is autistically separated from reality. The statement:
>X did something to Y that I do not like so I will express my disagreement with X's action
is fundamentally different from:
>X did something to Y that I do not like so I will punch X.
Your retarded line of thinking assumes that it is impossible/improper for someone to have empathy/expect people to play by similar rules.
It is akin to saying that it would be contradictory for me to not want to do business with someone that I know has stolen money from a past business partner, and that I shouldn't warn colleagues about the past of the nefarious actor.
pure autism

[Floor stacker No.26491897]

>>26490165
ABC bullion pooled allocated account

>>26490175
Thank you fren, I hope so. Seems like society doesn't reward hard work anymore. Only people who mindlessly buy Tesla calls or Indian shitcoins

[Anonymous No.26492002]

So here's an interesting question I haven't seen discussed before.
When do you pull out of the PM market? As in, what are the signs that a PM bull market is reaching its end and you should realize your profits? Not necessarily sell your physical bullion, but start to exit the mining space or royalty space.
I realize it's impossible to predict what will happen this cycle - will PMs appreciate simply because of fears that the system is close to imploding or will they skyrocket because it has imploded? But under normal circumstances what has historically been the warning sign that Gold/Silver are falling out of favor?
From the discussions here I think the excitement for silver is not just linked to its monetary uses but also its developing usage in the EV and Solar industries, so I'm sure the waters will be muddied there. I'm new to investing in anything that's not real estate, so stocks are still new to me so I haven't been around the block enough to know first hand.

[Anonymous No.26492137]

>>26482094
I have two of these. They were my first silver coins...got them from my Great Aunt when I was about 10. They had tarnished over, so I cleaned them up like any 10 year old would...with a pencil eraser. :D Still have 'em.

[Anonymous No.26492154]

>>26492002
You never “pull out”, this is real money, you only “pull out” to trade for other assets

[Anonymous No.26492194]

>>26492154
I was also going to say asset classes and the general rule of thumb is that you pull out of silver for gold when the ratio is about 15:1

[Anonymous No.26492272]

>>26492002
>>26492154
The question was specifically speculative bets in miners

[PAN MAN No.26492303]

>>26491479
I ll give you one other example. In the Barkerville cemetery there sits a head board, and on it the name of a young man. He died at the ripe old age of 27 after going into shock from -40 weather. He was survived however by his wife and 3 children, 2 boys and one daughter. He also left them 160ozs of gold, a house he build and a paying gold claim. Now that is a man if I ever heard of one.

[Anonymous No.26492305]

>>26491111

The best things which you can read are the ancient classics. Those are what will give you a fundamental passion for liberty and culture and bring you most towards happiness. The historians, Tacitus and Plutarch, Herodotus and Thucydides. The dramatists, Sophocles and Euripides. The poets, Homer and Hesiod. The philosophers, Plato and Xenophon, the Stoics. The great classics of English literature and other modern languages are also quite as much to be treasured. To learn the fundamentals of economics I recommend the usual Austrian books, Hazlitt's Economics in One Lesson, Murray Rothbard, Thomas Sowell, Irwin Schiff and what not. People like Mises himself if you really want to get to the fundamentals of the matter. The principles of liberty from all the classic texts, Locke's Two Treatises, Mill's On Liberty, Milton's Areopagitica, the works of Bright and Cobden. I can't really give a central source for the modern stuff. Everything happens so fast nowadays that it can’t really be captured in a book and you have to get it from ten thousand different sources. To know the truth about what is going on with PMs and the world on a day to day basis I recommend these people: Alasdair Macleod, Andrew Maguire, David Morgan, Doug Casey, Ron Paul, Peter Schiff, Craig Hemke, Peter Spina, Neil McCoy Ward, Rob Kientz, Eric Sprott, Mario Innecco (maneco64), Chris Marcus, Rob Kirby, Uneducated Economist, Mike Maloney, Gregory Mannarino, Jim Rogers, David Brady, Rick Rule, DesoGames, Andy Schectman, Dave Kranzler, Lobo Tiggre, Jeff Berwick. Some of these people are infinitely more credible than others, but all of them have something interesting to say. If you don’t understand something which they say, look it up and try to find out what it means for yourself, that is how you will learn. And if you still can’t get the answer by research, then simply keep listening and thinking.

[Anonymous No.26492449]

>>26492272
If that’s the case then your answer is simply use the normal metrics (price to sale, etc) as well other miner specific valuation tools to see if they’re over or undervalued, you then can sell when they’re overvalued and buy back if they’re undervalued, but careful because the rule of biz is buy high sell low

[Floor stacker No.26492520]

>>26492002
Ideally, if you can transfer your metals into income producing assets, you'll liquidate your metal when you can afford enough assets to retire. You never liquidate into pure fiat for long term because the fiat currency is still doomed, regardless of what price you get for your metals

Assuming there are no income producing assets in your price range David Morgan created an interesting retirement plan. Assuming they are rising in price every year, you can sell 10% of your metal every year to fund retirement. You should hopefully get more fiat every year even though you are selling smaller quantities of metal and you'll never truly run out because it's always 10% of whatever metal you have left.

[Anonymous No.26492595]

Who's baking?

[Anonymous No.26492613]

>>26490400
>>26490588
I'm very right wing and sympathise with the nationalist socialist dream, but silver miner bro has been right every step of the way and just makes everyone out there look like a total fraud.

Fuck /pol/, /biz/, zero hedge etc... I just want direct broadcasts from silver miner bro.

[Anonymous No.26492624]

>>26492305

A few more trustworthy or important names: Bob Moriarty, Don Durrett, Jeff Clark, Danielle DiMartino Booth, Ted Butler, Jim Rickards, Michael Oliver, Michael Pento, Joseph Mercola, Egon von Greyerz, James Turk, Ronald Stoeferle, Tavi Costa.

[PAN MAN No.26492640]

>>26492595
I ll do it in a minute

[Anonymous No.26492685]

>>26492305
>>26492624
Thanks a lot.

[Anonymous No.26492723]

>>26492624
Gonna have to disagree with you on Rickards and "trustworthy" in the same sentence

[Anonymous No.26492804]

>>26492154
>>26492194
>>26492520


To clarify I'm mostly asking about stock ownership in mining companies and what signals to look out for that might indicate that the market is losing steam.

I'd only swap my physical holdings for real estate, but never all of it, but like I mentioned before I already have a RE portfolio. If the bubble wasn't so ridiculous right now I may have purchased another property, but it would be a stupid idea in these market conditions. One of my tenants is vacating in March, another hasn't paid rent in 7 months, so shiny boomer rocks is where it's at.

[PAN MAN No.26492807]

NEW BREAD
>>26492792
>>26492792
>>26492792

[Anonymous No.26492833]

>>26492723

That's why I say trustworthy _or_ important. I was a little confused as to why Rickards feigned ignorance of the definition of inflation in his debate with Peter Schiff. Even the 1980 article about Nelson Bunker Hunt understands the true definition of inflation. >>26471103 Rickards also adheres to the false CPI number. But the great importance of Rickards cannot be denied and it is imperative to take note of what he has to say.

[Anonymous No.26493057]

>>26492624

I'm going to write a few more names that I can remember before this thread dies. Gary D. Barnett, Walter E. Williams, Gerald Celente, John Taylor Gatto, Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Tom Woods, Gary North.

[Anonymous No.26493137]

>>26493057
>Hans-Hermann Hoppe

My favourite. Did you catch his article on the Corona lockdowns?

https://mises.org/wire/hoppe-lockdowns

[Anonymous No.26493180]

>>26493137

No I didn't see that, thank you for the link.

[Anonymous No.26493296]

>>26493057

Gary Allen, Albert Jay Nock, Allan Bloom. Read especially "The Closing of the American Mind."