/CMMG/ Commodities, Mining, and Macro General

[Anonymous No.52582107]

Japan Countryside Edition

Commodities include
>Precious metals
Gold, Silver, Platinum group metals
>Energy
Oil, Natural Gas, Uranium, Coal
>Base Metals
Copper, Iron ore, Nickel, Lithium, Cobalt, Zinc, Lead
>Others
Water, Agricultural, Salt

More information for each commodity
https://pastebin.com/tduUv8Ny
Calculators for DD
https://pastebin.com/TsRtpKHs
Steer Clear List
https://pastebin.com/V571vwse
News Sources
https://pastebin.com/bQFESpBL

>Youtube channels to follow
Palisade Gold Radio, Mining Stocks Education, Sprott Money, Goldsilver pros (Rob Kientz), Finding Value Finance, Gregory Mannarino, Peter Schiff, Macro Voices, Crux Investor
>Canadian junior press releases
https://twitter.com/JrMiningNetwork
>Newsfeed
https://twitter.com/zerohedge

>What is Austrian economics?
https://mises.org/what-austrian-economics
>Austrian economics books
What has government done to our money (Rothbard), The mystery of banking (Rothbard), and Profit & Loss (Mises)

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[Anonymous No.52582453]

>>52582107
welcome new crypto friends

[Anonymous No.52582657]

NFG hits more near surface BONANZA

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2830-tsx-venture/nfg/131683-new-found-intercepts-18-6-g-t-au-over-15-95m-extending-keats-west-high-grade-discovery-by-200m-up-dip-intersects-broad-domains-of-gold-mineralization.html

[PAN MAN No.52582712]

>>52582657
That property is incredible! it just keeps getting better and better!

[PAN MAN No.52582814]

https://www.mining.com/boliden-to-earn-70-stake-in-amarcs-duke-copper-gold-project-in-british-columbia/
Havent heard of this one yet, i ll have to do some snooping around. The Babines are really tasty territory for all sorts of metals.

[Renewable energy fag No.52583168]

Oilsisters, it's happening again...

[Anonymous No.52583505]

>>52582657
>including 1.00m of 252.99 Au (g/t)

[Anonymous No.52583610]

>>52583505
Rana would kill for that intercept

[Anonymous No.52583669]

Oil should not be dropping this much with spr releases about to shut off. Tempted to go long here with us being below the MAs but we haven't really strayed that far below either. Tough market

[Anonymous No.52583735]

>>52583669
You think Russian embargo will happen in response to price cap?

[Anonymous No.52583754]

>>52583669
What should I own to take advantage of spr change

[Anonymous No.52583951]

>>52583735
I'm not worried about Russia, I'm more worried about our decaying relationship with opec and the Saudis. This admin has been such a fucking joke with trying to strong arm something we need more than they need us. Nobody thinks the shitskins are upstanding businessmen but between the NOPEC bill and just the general rhetoric coming from the west, I would not be surprised to see them make better deals with china, Russia, India, etc and leave us to wallow. Russia is basically a non factor here there oil just goes to other countries that up sell to us which is probably why prices relaxed a bit rather than SPR releases ALONE. I don't claim to be some oil baron though other anons probably have a better take

>>52583754
Sour production I would imagine would be the best. We've been draining medium-sour oil from our reserves and north America has to import it since most of our oil is the light-sweet. If you buy the narrative that president poopy pants will ever fill the oil reserve than this trade is going to be extremely lucrative but even if never happens that's probably the way to trade it. Sadly I'm retarded and just speculate on the broad market.

[Anonymous No.52584216]

>>52583951
>buy Canadian oil to make because you think it will go up once the medium sour is drained from the spr
>assets still stranded
>WTI-WCS differential increases to $40

[Anonymous No.52584515]

>>52582107
Oil trannies BTFO. We don't need oil anymore thanks to wind and solar.
>b-b-b-but
Cope faggot, check the price ;)

[Anonymous No.52584575]

Fission anon if you're here looks like youre just shy of a 2x now.

[Anonymous No.52584723]

>>52584575
Surely CapEx will be crushed?
Long-dated call options? Offshore services?

[Anonymous No.52585822]

>>52584575
Based. I keep inching my average up so it’s Like 60% right now. But definitely a 2x on my earliest purchase. I’m worried about dilution but also there’s gonna be lots of good news coming — I might just hold like a greedy investor

[Anonymous No.52585932]

>>52585822

[Anonymous No.52585943]

>>52585822
whoops. yeah nice gains. Hopefully it'll keep momentum. godspeed.

[Anonymous No.52585994]

>>52584515
I still refuse to buy the nigger etn over 20

[Anonymous No.52585998]

I watched a documentary on this dude who memorized the entire “the price is right” catalog and would help contestants win the game from the crowd. Based bob barker thought it was funny and let him keep coming, the fat host though that took over got pissed right away

[Anonymous No.52586056]

tfw no 18y/o jap grilfriend to ride my kawasaki ninja with in Nippon

[Anonymous No.52586081]

how could this be happening to us apple sisters?

[Anonymous No.52586201]

>>52585998

[Anonymous No.52586499]

Oh, the weather outside is frightful

[Anonymous No.52586774]

>>52585954
By gay sex?
Calls on SIGA

[Anonymous No.52588206]

We're ngmi across turkey day week as a general without bumps

[Anonymous No.52589403]

>>52583951

[Anonymous No.52589608]

>>52584575
>>52585822
Feels good.

[Anonymous No.52590964]

>>52589403
Did you think you were smart posting this or what. Yeah you showed me wowie we are gonna be just fine bros all oil is the same

[Anonymous No.52591491]

How much is this gas movement rail strike rumors and how much is the cold?

[PAN MAN No.52592273]

>>52588206
dont worry friend we can keep it up over the weekend with discussion i am sure.

[Anonymous No.52592405]

What does everyone think of nhk.v
Friend told me about it

[Renewable energy fag No.52592593]

>>52592405
You get a lot of ounces for your $ so it's a good leverage play on gold, economics remain unclear though, it's pretty far out in the sticks so that adds cost. Their UG resource is very low grade so I'm guessing most of that is not economic. Not sure how much I trust managemnt.

On an unrelated note, does anyone know how much a meter of development costs for a large UG mine, I think they are typically 4x4m or 5x5m. Like US$5k/m these days? how much more expensive is it at 1000m depth compared to at surface, double the price? (assuming ramp access).
>>52592273
Check out this gorgeous shot of the New Polaris mine site. Water levels look to be rather low, maybe that changes over time. I wonder if it could cause problems barging in heavy objects for the build.

[Anonymous No.52592869]

>>52586056

[Anonymous No.52592878]

So I've been listening to this Zeihan guy, what's your take on him? He seems to be very good at looking at the "forest for the trees" broad strokes type of analysis, without getting stuck in the minutia of things. He also seems to think the green-transition is dead in the water without Russian energy and commodities. Guy seems to know his shit but I'm trying to figure out his blind spots.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWyhKobyM68

[PAN MAN No.52592977]

>>52592593
The Taku River, I ve got to figure out a way back up there some day. Also, its amazing how little remains of Tulsequah / New Polar's town site, all thats left is the mill pad where those tanks are.

[PAN MAN No.52593011]

>>52592593
oh also for your original question, if your fairly close to surface, costs are high because of shoring / ground stability issues, deeper is better up to a point where you cross into deep mining issues like rock bursts and ground temp.
Ramp style modern mechanized mining is cheaper than sinking shafts but both have their own problems. Ramps for example can become a traffic jam if not properly monitored / controlled.

[Renewable energy fag No.52593153]

>>52593011
I've read that the deeper you go the more sense a shaft makes compared to a ramp, which seems logical as it must take a long time to drive a dump truck all the way down to 1000m dept. If the decline is 10% that's 10km, how fast do these trucks go UG, like 20km an hour? that's a lot of driving.

[Renewable energy fag No.52593182]

>>52593153
>1000m dept. If the decline is 10% that's 10km
Yeah my math is probably a bit off on that, but it's a long way nonetheless.

[Anonymous No.52593248]

Anyone into cmb.v? For a silver play

[PAN MAN No.52593253]

>>52593153
>>52593182
Often modern deep mines have both, a long winding ramp down to multiple levels and a set of shafts to access and haul ore to surface. Hecla Mining's Lucky Friday Mine is a good example of this if I recall. Your not too wrong about how long it can take to get to the bottom parts of mines, in the tiny UG project i was on last winter it took 15 minutes to get down only 260m, mostly due to how slimy the workings were though. If it were less of a mud bog gear could move around a lot easier.

[Anonymous No.52593548]

>>52592878
he fixates on demographics, specifically birth/ death rates, to the exclusion of other factors.
he ignores social and human factors. he assumes that all political systems will eventually move toward a centrist social-democrat thingy.
he's smart, but has crippling tunnel vision.

[Anonymous No.52593592]

>>52592869
God I wish that was me

[Anonymous No.52594210]

>>52593253
>it took 15 minutes to get down only 260m
Damn that's crazy, so many problems with that mine.

[Anonymous No.52595541]

>>52592878
I would spend the money to subscribe to Gary Savage and ask him directly. He'll post a link shortly
>>52593548
Gary?
,>>52592273
Maybe this would be a good time to infuse some mining history into this general. Nothing ventured, nothing gained

Pic related is hydraulic mining basically blasting the hill with water that had been plumbed via tunnel, pipe, ditch, etc all by hand, using miles of diversions to create the flow and pressure needed to wash away material

[Anonymous No.52595643]

They used stamp mills in most of California gold country to crush material that would be processed afterwards. Ironically, some of the largest nuggets were so big they got pitched out before they made it to the mill. So there are tailing piles all over California with nuggets so big they didn't even get processed.

>https://raregoldnuggets.com/?p=1757
From the article
>Certainly the largest recent discovery in the United States is the Butte Nugget, which was found in 2014 by an unnamed gold prospector using a metal detector. It comes from Butte County, a very rich region of California’s Mother Lode.

>The nugget is clean, smooth, and is solid gold with no quartz inclusions. Its total weight is 75 troy ounces! The nugget was sold to a secret buyer for $400,000.

>The Butte Nugget is proof that not all of the big gold nuggets have been found. This exceptional nugget likely came from a well-known gold producing area, and was simply been overlooked by everyone else. Even today, there are huge gold nuggets that are yet to be found!

[Anonymous No.52595656]

Get your Butte out there and find some gold lads

[Anonymous No.52596965]

New Gary.
The bottom is in.
We're all gonna make it bros.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcfV-nG6GVc

[Anonymous No.52597602]

>>52582657
The best thing is it did hardly anything to the price yesterday, so there’s still a good entry point for a company that’s actually produced. I’m up 5% on it. Happy thanksgiving lads, and to PAN MAN even in leaf land!

[Anonymous No.52597609]

>>52597602
market cap too high for any serious gains

[Anonymous No.52597665]

>>52586499
Guess the "EU will collapse due to gas prices" was a meme.

[Anonymous No.52597952]

I have a boomer uncle that wants me to pick some gold/silver/commodity stocks for him.
He's got a lot of money so I don't want to risk it on something dumb.
I'm thinking about putting 70% of it in silver/gold junior ETFs, 15% of it in major gold/silver miners, 15% in juniors.

What should I buy?

[Anonymous No.52598508]

>>52597952
70% in a silver/gold junior ETF is kind of heavy. With an uncle's money I'd play it more safe with that 70% in companies like Agnico Eagle that have a very low AISC and at least pay a dividend, he'll probably like that quarterly money. NFG, Snowline, Scottie and Goliath all look like juniors with big potential based on drill results.

[Anonymous No.52598573]

>>52598508

[PAN MAN No.52598751]

>>52595541
Hydraulic mining while destructive is the most efficient form of placer mining. You can move whole mountains with a water monitor.

[PAN MAN No.52598784]

>>52595643
i ve built several simple stamp batteries over the years for fun, the theory is extremely primitive but works fantastically for free mill gold! Old stamp batteries often had lots of spillage too, so you can often find nice chunky gold scattered near the foundations.
Pic related is called a "Coffee Pot" mill, made from the 1890s to the 1950s by a number of companies. These were popular with prospecting outfits in the period.

[Anonymous No.52598805]

>>52598508
thanks

[Anonymous No.52598906]

>>52596965
He's been right on every call this year. Hang in there boys. Expecting to make buku money on metals and then throw into oil as that energy cup and handle forms out the right half.

[Anonymous No.52599222]

>>52598906
Seems that outside the Permian most US shale plays peaked in 2019. And without the cheap capital how will there be a continual replenishment of wells (which with shale have massive decline rates) to maintain growth? Especially since most of the covid DUC backlog has been filled?

[Anonymous No.52599284]

Who’s a Gary and what’s he say?

[Anonymous No.52599363]

>>52598805
Id stick to royalties - WPM, SAND, There’s other bigger ones but they’re definitely the safest way to get PM exposure

[Anonymous No.52599374]

>>52592878
Zeihan focuses on demographics without talking about the elephant in the room which is race realism. That is a HUGE aspect of his analysis which he is missing. Also I listened to some of his recent talks and he sounds like he's controlled by the system. He said if you believe the vaccines aren't safe then you believe Russian propaganda.

[Anonymous No.52599381]

>>52599222
I'm saying that basically oil is going to churn sideways for a little bit and then go up massively. Look at the chart. It's the first half of a cup and handle, the cup part.

[Anonymous No.52599449]

>>52599381
Double-bottom hopium.

[Anonymous No.52599750]

>>52599449
Look at the chart. You can see for yourself.

[Anonymous No.52599850]

>>52599750
Very few people on /biz/ can actually read charts

[Anonymous No.52600281]

>>52596965
Bottom in gold might be in, but the juniors/explorers are ramping up their raises and dilutions.

[Anonymous No.52600549]

Fred doing better than many in Q3

[Anonymous No.52600744]

>>52600549
who tf said IPT doesnt make any money?

[Anonymous No.52600927]

>>52600744
Fred will be printing money when silver gets up a little more. He kept it going well at $18 silver. I guess the thinking here is he'll go balls to the wall production at $30 and Impact bros will make it

[Renewable energy fag No.52601395]

>>52600744
Are you implying that they did make money? they lost $1.2M on $3.8M in revenue. Silver would have to go to $25 just for them to break even.

[Anonymous No.52602163]

What do other countries do to celebrate American holidays?

[Renewable energy fag No.52603242]

>>52602163
I don't think anyone does thanksgiving in Europe

[Anonymous No.52603399]

>>52603242
WTF? That's just absurd as england not celebrating our independence day

[Anonymous No.52604484]

>>52603399
Yeah it’s gay.

[Anonymous No.52604509]

>>52602163
They shoot guns in the air and chirp out “LALALALALALaLALALALA!!!” Really loud. Then they bring a naked white bitch in front of a huge fire and giant molech statue and throw her in the fire.

[PAN MAN No.52605610]

More deficits for copper coming down the pipeline. Copper looks better and better.
https://www.mining.com/codelco-sees-copper-deficit-at-8-million-tonnes-by-2032/

[PAN MAN No.52606729]

one quick old shot before i pass out tonight, an old 50s era shot of the Mascot / Nickelplate mill in Hedley BC before it was demolished in the 70s.

[Anonymous No.52607343]

[Anonymous No.52607431]

[Anonymous No.52607583]

>>52592878
Turbo boomer. Muh exceptionalism.

[Anonymous No.52608882]

Hump

[Anonymous No.52610388]

>>52602163
>>52603399
We usually just spend it bumping threads

[Anonymous No.52612046]

>>52610388
There's a good lad

[Anonymous No.52613074]

>>52612046
WTF is this80NV2V

[Anonymous No.52613508]

>>52599381
Oil prices aren't determined by past chart patterns

[Anonymous No.52613547]

>>52597952
Be responsible and tell him that it's very high risk and he may well lose most of his money.

[Anonymous No.52613713]

>>52592878
>So I've been listening to this Zeihan guy
Stopped reading right there. This guy has successfully predicted as many events as Peter Schiff has successfully predicted the collapse of the U.S.

[Anonymous No.52613771]

>>52597952
Don't buy ETFs if you are building someone else portfolio. You'll look more professional if you pick them yourself. I only buy ETFs secretly, because deep down I know that I have no idea about finances, geology or even basic maths.

[Anonymous No.52613800]

>>52613074
My dinner plate from last night
oicu812
Captcha joke ;) get it?
>Oh I see you ate one too

[Anonymous No.52613962]

>>52612046
Based pale food enjoyer

[Anonymous No.52614001]

>>52613713
>One post by this I'd
Gary?

[Anonymous No.52614908]

>>52601395
Well it's a good thing that silver is going to 100+ then.

[Anonymous No.52615324]

>>52614908
Is it the timeline where biff has the almanac?

[Anonymous No.52615693]

>>52600549
turbo based

Meanwhile, Emerita bagholder:
https://twitter.com/MiningGrade/status/1596159682913226755
>Emerita Resources Corp. (TSX-V: EMO; OTCQB: EMOTF; FSE: LLJA) (the “Company” or “Emerita”) announces that the Third Section of the Provincial Court of Seville (the “Court”) has set March 3, 2025
HAHAHAHAHAHA

Anon, where are you ? The math is the math right ? I'm still waiting for your moonshot !

[Anonymous No.52615946]

Ridgeline facing west towards the Trinity Alps. Came up with the club officers and their families. Had clam chowder and a snow ball fight
Trinity gold country used to be littered with tiny towns built up with shanties where the miners lived. Gonna drive over to Lewiston for the bridge lighting tomorrow. I'll send pics of their old mining town when I'm there

[Anonymous No.52615955]

>>52615693
ouch, -30% day today, I hope that anon is okay, no Japan for him

[Anonymous No.52615968]

>>52615946
Forgot pic. Grandma just took a snowball to the face. I think its over

[Anonymous No.52616154]

To anyone invested in Electric Utility companies (Duke Energy, NextEra, etc) I have the following questions, feel free to answer if you'd like:

What role does this sector play in your portfolio?

Do you have a bullish case for electric utilities, or a thesis for the sector?

[Anonymous No.52616318]

>>52615693
>>52615955
@Drjimjones is busy pumping Emerita over at ceo.ca, people are losing their minds. What a shitshow Emerita is. And last year Don Durrett did a vid where he said it's "now or never because it's starting to rocket." That was around the same time Don was saying Great Panther would be a 10 bagger.

[Renewable energy fag No.52616352]

>>52616318
Kek. Haven't seen anyone pump Emerita here in a long time though. Have to check the ceo page on emerita, must be a gold mine.

[Anonymous No.52616873]

Wonder why noone is talking about Graeme's silver ore leach test being a failure? Is that because the silver ore this best in the world?

[Anonymous No.52616893]

>>52616318
Don durett should have zero credibility at this point. The dude picks losers. Plain and simple.

[Anonymous No.52616911]

>>52616873
Literally who?

[Renewable energy fag No.52616953]

https://www.gowebcasting.com/conferences/2022/11/14/precious-metals-summit/

Zurich precious metals summit from 2 weeks ago

[Anonymous No.52616967]

>>52616911
>Literally who?
He is the CEO of the Decaying Horse Silver Mine. He is also famous for never having a successful mining project, but has mined a lot of investor money, especially when helped by the scammers here.

[Anonymous No.52617001]

>>52615968
Does granny have a case of winter vagina?

[Anonymous No.52617255]

>>52616873
>Is that because the silver ore this best in the world?
ironically enough it might be

high grade ores don't leach as well as lower grade disseminated stuff. I mean if you're dissolving metal one molecule at a time it's a lot faster to dissolve a couple molecules here and there than billions of them in thick masses.

this is why we alloy, part and roll metal for wet assays... smaller and thinner strips of mixed metal dissolve much faster and better than big hunks of pure stuff.

but more likely his ore isn't good for leaching because it's mostly base metals. And base metals dissolve preferentially before silver or gold does.

[Anonymous No.52617344]

>>52616873
the real question is why they'd suddenly try to switch processes after setting up a flotation circuit, when flotation is generally more efficient than leaching and the two processes have very little overlap in equipment.

but as usual he gets right up to the finish line and turns around to start over. Because he's not interested in mining silver. Or so it seems every freakin time. They had a working flotation mill clear back when they decided to scrap it and build a new one for no real obvious reason.

[Anonymous No.52617381]

>>52617255
It's funny to hear about "testing" when you could easily do this with the simplest shit and an afternoon of time. Nitric acid would sperate most of the base metals and then introduce copper and watch the silver rain down to the bottom of.the solution
Pretty cool to watch

[Anonymous No.52617382]

>>52617344
>They had a working flotation mill clear back when they decided to scrap it and build a new one for no real obvious reason.
not that you need to own a mill to mine silver. There are plenty of mills that will buy silver ore if a mine happens to have some. Didn't need the Ocean deal for the same reason. There's a shitload of mills that will buy metal ore as-is without needing to ship it across the world.

but these seem like delay tactics on a project they never really intended to complete. Or that's how I see it. Probably my first complaints with the whole thing clear back years ago. If they got ore, why not just sell it to a local miner or refiner? Because they're not in any hurry to make money mining. They're making too much money off investors to care about mining.

[Anonymous No.52617399]

>>52617381
yep, and they can run a leach test in a day or two, same way. Set it up in the lab and watch it run. It's not rocket science, it's barely high school chemistry.

[Anonymous No.52617487]

>>52617382
Eventually you gotta wonder if the guy is a bumbling idiot or if he's purposefully trying to sabotage the project for some reason. In my mind he's a little TOO GOOD at fucking up. It's sus.

[Anonymous No.52617611]

>>52617255
>high grade ores don't leach as well as lower grade
I think you are right. The ore is so high grade he does not even bother processing what he "found" and trucked down to his new Payette facility. He just lets the ore site outside in those need little bags. Also, since ol'Graeme does have an exploration permit that permits Graeme to mine only 5,000 cy per year, of the world's highest quality silver ore, there really is not need to mine or process that either. As other anons pointed out, he just seems to stop short, over and over, hmmmmm...... I wonder why?

[Anonymous No.52617682]

>>52617611
All he had to do was sell a couple tons of flotation cons in Q3 and baggies could've exited on the P&D. But I guess when he said "It's going to seem like forever" he meant it'll actually be forever.

[PAN MAN No.52617926]

>>52617255
>>52616873
It never made any sense to me that they wanted a heap leach vat setup involved in their mill. They already had a viable setup going, why go and fiddle again.

[Anonymous No.52617964]

>>52617926
yep, and it certainly wouldn't fix their wastewater permit problem. It's just a whole new permit that's much harder to get. People hear "cyanide" and the freak out.

[Anonymous No.52617978]

>>52617926
A 27 piece screwdriver isn't made for working. It's made to be sold

[PAN MAN No.52617981]

>>52617964
other than fucking up to buy time, maybe someone advising them said it would be a good idea? it doesnt make any sense from my view and experience.

[Anonymous No.52618064]

>>52617981
My thinking is if they can't figure out a flotation plant, they're just going to kill someone with a leach plant. Screw up the pH and people die.

[PAN MAN No.52618095]

>>52618064
i was just thinking the same thing, maybe their main mill setup isnt able to go full bore like they hoped so they started snooping around buy and sell sites for mining gear to skate by.

[Anonymous No.52618102]

>>52617978
nailed it, as usual

[Anonymous No.52618112]

>>52618095
looked good to me, they were skimming some nice froth. Not sure what they were doing with process water though. Might've been a problem.

[PAN MAN No.52618950]

https://www.mining.com/graphite-poised-to-do-a-lithium/

Its looking like Graphite is heading for the same price spikes as Lithium did in recent years!

[Anonymous No.52619998]

>>52616873
BHS might or might not produce one day, Vangold went from explorer to midtier producer in 2 years while BHS couldn't do it in 10 years.

I hate G even though I love based small caps anon to death. What's really annoying is that G don't even find the need to give news. Thankfully I have lot of winner lately so its fine if this dog get bankrupt. I'm more interested in Rana and his fucking permit.

[Anonymous No.52620187]

>>52619998
I gave up on blue lagoon for now. I'll get back in when they can deliver

[Anonymous No.52620220]

>>52620187
I can understand why. I'm more of a buy&hold, don't wanna trade and play smart, I'm not. And too much stress.

Have a good 5% cash right now, looking for a new position. Might be a copper play. Altiplano ? Good producer although located in south america.

[Anonymous No.52621195]

>>52613800
shit like this actually makes me laugh, thanks m8

[Anonymous No.52621205]

>>52582107
no one picture should be so
a e s t h e t i c

[Anonymous No.52621737]

LOL

[Anonymous No.52622446]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GcfV-nG6GVc

Based Gary

We going up bitchez

[Anonymous No.52623320]

as im learning more about true value(tm) during this inflationary period ive noticed there is lag between futures pricing and wood by about a few months I assume due to inventory glut and the length of time it takes to bring product to the market. is this the same with industry metals like titanium? ive been looking at different companies earnings for awarded contracts/deals but its hard to guage what the price will do in the future. any tips on where to look or ideas are much appreciated

[Anonymous No.52623385]

>>52623320
first pic was 4hr chart. 2nd pic is monthly chart. I just dont know how to weigh in on commodities since there are so many global factors at play and not just company X making more product

[Anonymous No.52624257]

Comfy thread is comfy

[Anonymous No.52624391]

https://www.directorswithoutstock.com/

Hall of shame, Directors Without Stock

[Renewable energy fag No.52625689]

>*CHEVRON CLEARED BY US TO RESUME SOME VENEZUELA OIL OPERATIONS

oilbros...

[Anonymous No.52625822]

>>52625689
Oil is gonna run out in two (2) moar weeks™ so you better stock up now before it's all gone

[Anonymous No.52626880]

>>52618950
Did you hear anything from surge or imperial side ?

https://ceo.ca/@globenewswire/surge-copper-commences-pea-on-berg-project
>Surge Copper Commences PEA on Berg Project

Pretty exciting !

[PAN MAN No.52626996]

>>52626880
actually yes very recently! there has been a serious effort by Imperial Metals to find new staffers for Huckleberry, but as before, there isnt anyone interested. The companies name is mud in the hiring sphere, and their offers are contract only, with only basic benefits and no pay raises after 2 years. Why would anyone want to work there with that?
If Imperial cant get Huckleberry operational again in 2 years they will likely have to sell it as its a massive drain on their budget to have the site mothballed.
Surge should get out in front of Imperial, and give them a simple offer for the Huckleberry property.

[Anonymous No.52627092]

>https://agmetalminer.com/2022/11/25/nickel-price-nickel-market/
Nickel is the play in 2023. How to get into the market best is another matter

[Anonymous No.52627191]

I'm driving to Lewiston for the bridge lighting tonight. Cute little mining town for days gone by. My id will change for sure. I'll try to explain best as I can what the equipment does. Hopefully bob and Pan Man will be around to help me out.
Lots of gear was made right in a blacksmith shop. The hotel has a back room full of clippings from Trinity gold country newspapers, maps, etc. Maybe it'll be open to the public

[Anonymous No.52627239]

is clean air metals a buy?

i have no idea what i am doing bros. i am at -25%. i have stocks that are -70% and stocks that are +70%

[Anonymous No.52627371]

>>52627239

[Anonymous No.52627587]

>>52625689
When does Maduro seize their assets again?

[Anonymous No.52628882]

What did Zyklon Ben mean by this?
Gold doesn't fit down the grid? People leave PM's on the street and have to beg people to pick them up? Manlets like gold and girls like silver? Cryptocurrencies like having a smoke while rolling around?

[Anonymous No.52628897]

>>52621737
What did Zyklon Ben mean by this?
Gold doesn't fit down the grid? People leave PM's on the street and have to beg people to pick them up? Manlets like gold and girls like silver? Cryptocurrencies like having a smoke while rolling around?

[Anonymous No.52628919]

>>52627371

[Anonymous No.52629023]

Phone died cuz retarded

[Anonymous No.52629227]

>>52627239
AIR is a buy. Price could always go lower though, but I'll just buy more. If you want to take less risk, wait until they announce the details of their next financing round (they're looking at a partnership or royalty sale right now, rather than dilution). They're still 4-5 years away from production, so there will be more opportunities, even if you catch it at a higher bid price. I expect the price to go back up after the new year and platinum spot continues to rise.

https://platinuminvestment.com/files/943647/WPIC_Platinum_Quarterly_Q3_2022.pdf

[Anonymous No.52629244]

>>52627587
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PizbFDOUPc

[Anonymous No.52629457]

Half a cam mechanism that operated the stamp mills. Maybe cut in half maybe broke in half. Idk

[PAN MAN No.52629489]

>>52629457
i ve been snooping around for years looking for an intact stamp battery from the turn of the century. Unfortunately all the local ones have been demolished for metal back in WW2.

[Anonymous No.52629496]

Pics suck or need to be resized. Somehow I don't think I'm letting anyone down here

[Anonymous No.52629505]

>>52629489
I know of a few. I think there's one in grass valley, Georgetown, Weaverville, and whiskeytown

[PAN MAN No.52629513]

>>52629505
are they free for the taking by a random prospector from Central BC? I know there is a lost stamp mill somewhere north of my neck of the woods but its alluded me for years.

[Anonymous No.52629600]

>>52629513
Kek. They're mostly pieced together for display purposes. Looking at that old mill in your pic idk if the one in my pic was broken or cut at all. Three lobes would need a counterbalance yeas?
Sorry I'm drunk and stoned

[PAN MAN No.52629653]

>>52629600
the ones on display around my area are the same, their cobbled together from what ever was left in ruined mills. Sooner or later though i ll find an intact one, i ve built several from scrap metal over the years but a real historic one working would be great.

[Anonymous No.52629691]

>>52629653
>Working
Bro you have unreasonably high expectations
t. Another Clamper

[PAN MAN No.52629843]

>>52629691
the biggest problem is so many of the original stamp boxes have serious cracks or pieces missing, otherwise it wouldnt be nearly as hard to restore one.

[Anonymous No.52629858]

>>52629653
I know of one in colorado way up a serious 4x4 road that people come from all over the country to drive. It hasn't been moved because you can barely get a jeep up there let alone something to move a stamp mill. It's still attached to a boiler and steam engine by shreds of cloth belt.

a few hundred yards from that is an enormous Frue Vanner set up by a stream. You can pan beads of mercury out of that stream all day. It's the drinking water source for the town of Vail, so that's always amusing. Fair bit of gold in the mercury, but that old vanner is probably the real treasure. No way to get it down though.

[Anonymous No.52630409]

>>52629843

[Anonymous No.52630420]

>>52629653
this one sits a couple blocks from my house, but we'd have a tough time sneaking off with it.

[Anonymous No.52630428]

>>52629858
>Vail
I live how faggots don't know shit about their own water sources
*Laughs in Blackhawk*

[PAN MAN No.52630484]

>>52630428
>>52630420
now thats a great looking stamp battery!
>>52629858
an intact vanner would be amazing too! i dont think i ve seen one around my region.

[Anonymous No.52630489]

>>52630428
I've mentioned it to them before but their answer was "if it tests clean, it's clean." lol
>>52629843
Personally I use the highgrader's kit- a cement mixer with a couple mill balls and some lengths of rebar stuffed in it. My uncle made thousands off that little setup running in his basement.

[Anonymous No.52630498]

>>52630484
>an intact vanner would be amazing too! i dont think i ve seen one around my region.
I'll see if I took a pic. I found it a good 20 years ago and never went back. Mostly because that trail eats trucks for breakfast and it's not a fun hike because it's bumper to bumper 4 wheelers all day every day.

[PAN MAN No.52630501]

>>52630489
I ve done that myself as well! It works fantastically on free mill ore. you have to add baffles though to most cement mixers to make it work.

[Anonymous No.52630582]

>>52630501
I didn't get a good pic of the vanner, just the deck. Here's one from the internet but it's tiny. The location is Holy Cross City in Colorado. A decent free mill gold proposition in spongy white quartz. Huge vein, but not deep. Supported a few hundred people for a matter of about 20 years. Now it's a world famous 4wheeling road. Pretty fun to drive but crowded.

[PAN MAN No.52630628]

>>52630582
Neat! usually stuff like that was salvaged and sent to new mines in BC, none of the old wooden vanners have survived though as far as i know.

[Anonymous No.52630635]

>>52630582
This is the only pic of the vanner I have in a photo album. I might have better ones in a box.

It shows the upper intake deck with some linoleum still there. At the time the lower corrugated rubber belt was intact and the gearing was all in good order. That was 20 years ago. The brat in this pic is now a grown ass man.
as shaker tables go, this one is large though. Not sure how they got it up the mountain. Even in pieces its a large chunk of gears.

[Anonymous No.52630658]

>>52630628
Yeah, that's the only one I've ever seen in the wild. I hear there's another one or two in the state but I've never seen em. Wish I had got better pics of the mechanism with the Frue logo. Maybe I'll go back one day.

[PAN MAN No.52630696]

>>52630658
about 15 years ago my dad and i visited the ruins of the town at Roche De Boule above Hazelton BC, the mill had been demolished by a massive boulder that came down during a huge landslide, but most if not all the mechanical bits were intact, as they left it in the 40s. Most of the stuff inside though dated from the 1920s, all wood and tin, it was incredible. Two massive feeder tanks sat there too, made out of planks. Unfortunately, the whole place was destroyed in 2011 by a massive forest fire, nothing is left, but concrete ruins.

[Anonymous No.52630711]

My apologies for not getting better pics when the sun was up. I've done this like 3 times now; promising pics of shit and then I forget to put phone in airplane mode and it crushes the battery looking for service. I'll try to do better

[Anonymous No.52630746]

[Anonymous No.52630763]

>>52630696
Is that wicker pattern in the planking? From what material?
Phonefagging

[Anonymous No.52630773]

>>52630696
That's incredible! Are those water tanks or motor windings or what's going on there?

You probably see this a lot, but my county doesn't have any trees over 100 years old, and the mountains are covered in stumps from the forests going to timbers and structures. Every tree within 15 miles got cut down, and most of them shoved underground.

[PAN MAN No.52630810]

>>52630763
those are 2x4 style lumber planks all stacked up. Each tank was I think about 2 stories tall, there was a larger feeder tank too behind those two for another process i never figured out.
>>52630773
ore bins like that are a treat! they still appear once in a while in my area too but again, time hasnt been as kind here for wooden structures. Most of the ones that still stand here are built like log cabins, simple stacks of wood with a shoot at the bottom.

[Anonymous No.52630820]

>>52630711
You do, or you do not. There is no try.

[Anonymous No.52630840]

>>52630746
me
>>52630810
that's awesome. I'm so glad you got pics before those burnt up!

[PAN MAN No.52630878]

>>52630840
there was a whole town up there too, my father has the rest of the photos. It was still actively lived in by 40 people up until the 1960s, abandoned due to road washouts and poor weather. Above the lower mine was an even higher one, accessed by a the Juniper Creek Rd the next valley over. Its ore was hauled to a huge tram tower at the edge of the mountain, feeding a rail spar. A team of horses and then a locomotive hauled ore there until 1929.

[Anonymous No.52630930]

>>52630878
It's crazy the stuff they did to get ore down the mountain, that's for sure.

I research old mining camps as a hobby and sometimes for profit. Those old pics are getting rare and hard to find. Like even the stuff from our lifetime when more things stood. I wish more people took pics of that stuff back when it cost money to get a picture made. A lot of those old structures are gone just in the time I've been alive.

that cross track there is a bit odd, huh? was there a switch on it or does it just merge? Sorry if ignorant, I haven't seen that before I don't think.

[PAN MAN No.52630961]

>>52630930
yep its the switch point, directly behind this shot was a large ore bin / feeder house with the adit above that. Heres a shot from when it operated. Its part of my work to find these pieces of history and piece them together, without these bits of archival info these sites would quickly vanish.

[Anonymous No.52631016]

>this post is spam
Idk what I did wrong but fuck this

[Anonymous No.52631021]

>>52630961
that's a really cool job to have. I feel like it's a better tribute to the anonymous working miner than a gravestone ever could be.

Our problem here is those old pics are worth a fortune, so I keep in touch with a band of locals and we buy up old mining photos when they come up for sale. Then archive them and try to make them public. Mostly just our own area though. I know a guy that watches for pics from anywhere, but I just look for central colorado ghost towns and such. Not a lot out there. Some towns I've never found an original photo from. But we keep looking.

[PAN MAN No.52631037]

>>52631021
I do the same with local buy and sell pages, i have guys who keep an eye out at garage sales too for any old material that may be of interest. Often its just garbage but sometimes stuff pops up thats incredible.

[Anonymous No.52631076]

>>52631037
yeah a lot of it is like that photo I just posted there... part of a series that was sold to hundreds of people. Only a few survive, but they're not lost by any means. It's already in the public domain and can be found in museums.

a lot of it is hard to pin down where exactly it came from. I've got a handful of great pics of old mining towns and no idea where it is.

every now and then someone finds something that's labeled and has never been published. I search ebay and estate sales. Auctions. I ask around a lot. But with the dollar value of that stuff it's mostly been found and sold by now. I got a fair number of old pics my family took back during Colorado's gold rush, but I handed the rights to that stuff over to a local museum years back in case it helps people understand history.

[Anonymous No.52631120]

>>52631037
I love pics like that one because you know the location, you can guess the general time frame, and that means you could probably ID some of the people.

and that's cool as hell for their families.

[PAN MAN No.52631169]

>>52631120
Amazingly i got to meet one of the men that worked at that mine when he was a teenager. I was helping out at the local museum when this 90 year old man wandered in. He was looking at the wall of photos and ore samples from different mines in the district, and i asked if i could help him with anything. He told me to fuck off because he was "in his memories", pointing right at a shot of the Silver Standard. He started talking about the first time he road the little man buggy down the drive, seeing the light slowly fade away into black into the mountain. His eyes were unshakable marbles. I cant recall his name right now, but he worked at Silver Standard for nearly 20 years before shifting to Premier at Stewart BC. I dont know if hes still around, I might have to look into that.

[Anonymous No.52631173]

>>52630773
>>52630696
Is that the original wood?
What kind?

[PAN MAN No.52631190]

>>52631173
last post for the night for me but probably just local ceder, everything on the coast is made of ceder or spruce, its a wet environment but cold too, so things dont rot as fast as they do elsewhere. The wood was probably treated as well at some point.

[Anonymous No.52631200]

>>52631169
It's amazing to me he did 20 years at one mine. Our miners did a few months or years before the project went bust or they got itchy feet and moved on. My uncle is a good example, he worked at nearly every mine operating in the county and a shitload in other parts of the state as well. Probably worked almost a hundred different mines in the span of 30 years. My aunt and my father in law were the same. Just worked whatever job was paying best that week. But their stories were amazing. Now my uncle has alzheimers and doesn't really remember. My aunt is dead. My father in law doesn't talk much about his mining days aside from where he worked and who he knew there. Those stories are disappearing as fast as the sites are.

[Anonymous No.52631210]

>>52631173
mine is pine, probably some sort that's now extinct here because we cut it all down.

>>52631190
g'night, thanks for the pics and stories.

[Anonymous No.52631227]

>>52629858
I helped move a trummel that was like 40' long. Didn't think it was doable desu. Old farts made a plan and we were outta there by noon. Fuggin tight switchbacks and all

[Anonymous No.52631242]

>>52631227
the road to that vanner is a series of small cliffs. I've driven it but I sure wouldn't do it with a load of heavy parts!
Picrel is one of the obstacles on the Holy Cross City Trail. Not even the worst one. There's a bunch of them. Those fuckers took wagonloads of iron boilers and mills and junk up that shit.

[Anonymous No.52631248]

>>52631210
>>52631190
Thanks for everything guys

[Anonymous No.52631253]

>>52631248
excellent pic with nary a tree in sight!
have a good one, Lassen

[PAN MAN No.52631260]

>>52631200
quickly before i forget, his name was Bill Thrasher. I really should have forced that old boy to do an interview all those years ago.

[Anonymous No.52631272]

>>52631260
my library has a collection of video interviews like that. Just amazing. I hope you find him.

[Anonymous No.52631335]

>>52631242
Donkey and mule teams, horses, buck boards and wagons! Balls you could see from low earth orbit. Harder than a leather boot filled with wet sand, focused as blinders on a plow mule, hungry as John McCain Thanksgiving of '71. The '49ers were men on a mission

[Anonymous No.52631345]

>>52631253
That's a crop of your pic. Those slender figures are us in another timeline

[Anonymous No.52631375]

>>52631335
see that's how I imagine they got stuff up to Holy Cross. Parts of the road still have wooden slats, they probably just built trestles and bridges up the bad spots. Then when the wooden road fell apart they couldn't get equipment back down off the hill.

Old pic of me driving the trail. Probably 1990's

[Anonymous No.52631384]

>>52631345
kek I didn't catch that.
Nice!

[Anonymous No.52631412]

>>52631260
>>52631272
I'm feeling a lingering weight of having missed so many opportunities to interview people along the way. Indescribable sense of forlorned, yet nostalgic regretfulness.
https://youtu.be/fcbMw1ucOSM
Idk how to embed
>>52630820
I won't let you down again

[Anonymous No.52631472]

>>52631375
>That angle iron frame killer front cow catcher
Bob/10

[Anonymous No.52631490]

>>52631472
yeah, solid I-beam front and back, weighs 125lb each and can jack the entire vehicle up without bending or breaking.

I still have that stupid truck. Put a good $15k into it and never had the heart to sell it for the $500 it's actually worth.

[Anonymous No.52631540]

>>52630961
Look at that mule hauling 4 carts down the tracks!! Kek
And to think this is how we came up with horsepower... Like 550 lbs vertically one ft out of a hole in the ground? Maybe that's torque? Horsepower in a circle? I forget

[Anonymous No.52631558]

>>52631490
Well the bright side is it'll be er go down in value bob. In fact, considering inflation recently, after new year that picture will be worth two thousand words

[Anonymous No.52631581]

>>52631558
Never*
I'm in bed lads. Midnight here

[Anonymous No.52631594]

>>52631540
you caught that too....

they used to use ponies but they'd get spooked underground and smash their stupid head in on the roof. Shetland ponies did a bit better because they were bred for mining and couldn't reach the roof, but burros and sometimes mules were the standard until engines took their place. Or horses on a topside windlass. That worked too.

in your area I think they mostly used chinamen. Here we shot chinamen to keep wages up for horses.

[Anonymous No.52631598]

>>52631581
>Midnight here
lightweight

jk, get your sleep if you can. Rust never sleeps.

[Anonymous No.52631612]

>>52631598
>that sly Neil young reference

[Anonymous No.52631621]

>>52631612
met him once. Him and Crosby. got some crazy pics. Oh and Jack Johnson and that dude that sang cheeseburger in paradise.

having a slip in Santa Barbara pays off in little ways. Lots of rich fuckers in that harbor.

[Anonymous No.52631660]

>>52631612
here's a pic of one of my kids on Crosby's yacht Mayan. He sold it, but I've spent a bit of time on it. I thought about buying it but couldn't ultimately afford the upkeep.

[Anonymous No.52631678]

>>52631621
30 year waiting list? Cheaper to buy a boat with a transferable slip and sink the boat. I dove the peace dive boat around the time the Constantine??? caught on fire and killed all those divers
I would have pics but yahoo torpedoed my account for trolling the financial section as a communist. It was unfished waters and I simply could not help myself

[Anonymous No.52631696]

>>52631660
Why the fuck would you post your kids on 4chan of all places what the fuck are you doing

[Anonymous No.52631698]

>>52631678
>I dove the peace dive boat around the time the Constantine??? caught on fire and killed all those divers
we know some of the same people then. You probably worked with some of my blood.

I bought my slip in the 00's when I first got rich. Bought it for a relative. Bought another one after that. You know how that turned out. A $25k investment went to almost a million.

cali is legit crazy. Your area is next.

[Anonymous No.52631704]

>>52631696
They're all grown up now and will happily shoot a fucker that hunts them down.

I didn't raise fools.

[Anonymous No.52631738]

>>52631660
Thats a nice block up front
>>52631698
Yeah I missed a chance to buy a sinker and hold it for cheap as fuck. I've made lots of mistakes like that tho. Used to it now
I'll be in shelter cove crabbing next wkend. Rock fish season ends in a few weeks so I'm gonna load up

[Anonymous No.52631791]

>>52631738
mayan was a pretty boat. Probably still is. I'm not sure where she's at now.

I think crosby got a couple million for her but the real expense was maintenance and neither me nor him nor Neil Young could afford that shit.

missing an opportunity isn't a mistake. It's just luck. I bought slips never knowing they'd go up. I've missed so many opportunities it's not even funny.

best of luck fishing. I have a friend that told me of spanish treasure near your coast.

[Anonymous No.52631918]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WZn9QZykx10

[Anonymous No.52631979]

>>52631918
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bw9gLjEGJrw

[Anonymous No.52632003]

>>52631696
>Why the fuck would you post your kids on 4chan of all places what the fuck are you doing
also like to show you guys what a millionaire looks like

the instant I stroke out, those little fuckers become millionaires in the mining industry. It's cruel irony. For you and me.

[Anonymous No.52632179]

>>52631696
I also have pics of them with Aerosmith, Gaga, and a handful of other lesser deities.

it's weird what you can do when you WAGMI

but you guys aren't going to WAGMI. Not likely anyways. Not most of you. You're not rock stars. You're the hopeful poor. And in time some of you will become the disillusioned rich. But that's for later.
Have a great day anon. Dream rich dreams.

[Anonymous No.52632372]

>>52632179
What are you gonna do if we do wagmi?

[Anonymous No.52632388]

>>52631696
I mean that's a pic of my son with his filthy grubby hands on the wheel of a yacht owned by a rock star and listed at that time for $6,000,000 USD

have you ever touched something worth that much?
as a preschooler?

what do you gotta do to get your hands on a $6 million dollar boat as a child? How do you pull that off? Is daddy fucking rich? Is mommy fucking rock stars?

this shit is so far beyond the imagination of the normal people here it's not even translatable. Like a pic of my babby son driving 60 lambos at the same time. Not even a thing.

[Anonymous No.52632400]

>>52632372
>What are you gonna do if we do wagmi?
I'm gonna drink cheap whiskey and cheer your ass on.

what the fuck you think I'm gonna do?

[Anonymous No.52632415]

>>52582453
-44%? Impressive
>-81%

[Anonymous No.52632576]

>>52631696
>>52632388
I mean even if you wanted to buy that boat,
the sales agent wouldn't let you near it unless they checked your credit and found you had at least $10,000,000 dollars in your pocket right now.

how many here have seen ten million dollars, let alone lost and made that several times over?

my guess is one, and he posted pics of his kids by a yacht one time. Just for laughs.

[Anonymous No.52632665]

Sunday morning and everyone's getting along, love to see it. This is what Thanksgiving is all about, I think, idk, but yank holidays truly are magical

[Anonymous No.52632682]

>>52632179
>You're not rock stars
Says you

[Anonymous No.52632694]

>>52632682
you might be. a tiny percentage of humanity is.

but for most here that deal will never come.

[Anonymous No.52632734]

>>52632694
just a pic of Dave Crosby, a verifiable rock star,
holding the exact same wheel my boy does here
>>52631791
and here
>>52631660

my kids were born rock stars. you guys need to make it from scratch.

[Anonymous No.52632811]

>>52632694
Yeah you're right, obv I'm no accomplished rockstar really, I'm fucking better than most who are though because I truly love my craft, but there's far more to it than raw skill or ability anyway. I just like to post instruments.

Cool pic and story too. Your kids are lucky and not just for the money

[Anonymous No.52632830]

>>52632811
the money doesn't matter, they got to meet some talented motherfuckers.

and maybe someday they'll meet you.

if you're good you'll rise. it's inevitable. and you'll make wagie dollar fuckers like me look like a joke.

[Anonymous No.52632933]

>>52632830
>and maybe someday they'll meet you.
I'd like that

>wagie dollar fuckers like me
kek I think I put you a step above and beyond wagie dollar fuckers Bob. Not easy to make that kind of money playing the blues these days but not impossible, as long as I grow while keeping the bills paid and the bourbon flowing I'm happy.

Besides, making the big bucks is what these threads are for right?
R-right?

[Anonymous No.52632932]

>>52632811
>>52632830
I love to brag about almost buying crosby's yacht, but let's be serious. What did that dude earn gross lifetime? A billion? More? After inflation?

I'm a fucking vulture circling his poop on the ground at best. I'm a joke next to what he did.

but that's still way more than most here will ever do. God help us.

[Anonymous No.52632951]

>>52632933
kek buddy the big bucks aren't permanent.

in a year I might be broke. In a year you might be a billionaire. That's how this shit goes. High profits means high losses and I've been doing some very high profits for a couple decades now.

make big bux lose big bux. that's how it goes.

[Anonymous No.52632953]

>>52632932
>almost buying crosby's yacht
Good call desu, yachts seem to be a slow suicide for millionaires. You need to be a billionaire with millions to burn for the upkeep of those fuckers

[Anonymous No.52632970]

>>52632953
yes, last he offered to me was 2 milliion cash but the upkeep was almost that much PER YEAR.
for a fairly small boat.
pretty. I loved it. Great to live on. But super expensive to maintain.

[Anonymous No.52633005]

>>52632951
>in a year I might be broke
Then take a fucking week off and go to Scotland before you are

>PER YEAR
Jesus fucking Christ. Definitely a good call kek, I'd be pleased just having had the offer. Easier to just have friends with a yacht

[Anonymous No.52633023]

>>52633005
I'll get to edinbero eventually. I never did tell you i'm a descendant of the bruce just like every other scotch person in the universe.

I own a couple yachts too, just not Mayay. Wooden boats are a hassle. Love em, but can't afford em.

[Anonymous No.52633047]

>>52633023
>just not Mayay.
lol mayan
fucking drunk ass

[Anonymous No.52633100]

>>52633023
>I never did tell you i'm a descendant of the bruce just like every other scotch person in the universe.
kek nice, we might share some distant ancestry through him then along with the rest of Scotland. Whats the point in being a warrior king if you can't sire the entire nation?
>>52633047
I dont know much about yachts desu but after googling Mayan damn I can see what you mean about those things being nice to live on. I see why you were tempted

[Anonymous No.52633145]

>>52633100
it's almost bigger than my house for real, but my house is actually worth more.

but then my house never had rock stars fucking init, if that matters to a person.

mostly I want to retire and not pay maintenance on a yacht or a house. Hawaii is my pick so far. even on a boat hawaii is fucking nice.

[Anonymous No.52633218]

>>52633100
realistically I'm going to park a VW van in the walmart parking lot at Kona and be a night stocker at the mart for $24 per hour while me and the wifey live a comfy life on the millions I made back home.

nobody will know the homeless drunk in the parking lot is a fucking multimillionaire. And when I inevitably drown snorkeling to take pics of rare hybrids in Ka'a'ulu bay nobody will give a fuck except my wife who will immediately start fucking blue eyed island boys at ten grand a pop. because she's a hooker like that.

[Anonymous No.52633219]

>>52633145
>but then my house never had rock stars fucking init
kek I'd call that a plus

>Hawaii is my pick so far
That's one I'd love to see. Heard it's not so great to make money there due to tax/politics etc but for retiring its irrelevant so would be ideal. You surf or just like the scenery?

[Anonymous No.52633232]

>>52633219
>You surf or just like the scenery?
yes

[Anonymous No.52633234]

>>52633218
lmao
fuck nightshift though

[Anonymous No.52633242]

>>52633234
I'm an insomniac

not that fake insomnia like Lassen

the real deal

[Anonymous No.52633272]

>>52633242
Well I'm up already about to shower and go to work. Meanwhile you asshats are still talking shit on furchinz

[Anonymous No.52633278]

>>52633272
ok fine, you're close to my level of not sleeping.

fucking maniac

[Anonymous No.52633294]

>>52633218
>pics of rare hybrids
What kind of shit do you see in the waters there? Anything dangerous? Never swam anywhere tropical before, my country is boring as fuck for dangerous animals, land and sea.

>>52633242
Damn dude. You've probably tried everything already but in case you havent maybe look into stuff regarding early morning light exposure and light intensity/angle throughout the day, it can be gamechanging for sleep but idk much about legit insomnia, was talking to him about it a few threads ago. Just a thought

[Anonymous No.52633301]

>>52633272
kek
12:45pm here nigger

[Anonymous No.52633343]

>>52633294
the pic I posted was the rarest fish I've ever seen. Dived all over the world and hybrids are pretty rare.

i've seen Holocanthus ciliarus X H. bermudensis but those are pretty common in Nassau Harbor.

[Anonymous No.52633415]

>>52633343
Very cool. I need to get into diving. Fucking love the ocean even if jellyfish freak me the fuck out

Right I'm fucking off to get some shit done in our last 2-3 hours of daylight.
Good night/good morning Bob and Lassen respectively Enjoy the Sunday fellas

[Anonymous No.52633425]

>>52633294
I have seen sharks, but unless they're fukiing mutants or hybrids I don't much care. They're like stray dogs. they follow you around and nip at your fins until you get fed up and leave. fucking vultures really.

[Anonymous No.52633438]

>>52633415
have a good and productive day anon.

not sure how you spotted a rare hybrid fish. Maybe you will tell me someday.

[Anonymous No.52633559]

>>52633294
>morning light exposure and light intensity/angle throughout the day, it can be gamechanging for sleep
It's helped me a ton. Idk why but I only need about 4 hours or so worth of sleep. Once a week I'll need a full ten to catch up. Just being off my feet on the couch or in bed is helpful.
>>52633415
Later dude
>>52633278
Get some rest bob. You've got a big day of trolling ahead of you

[Anonymous No.52633636]

What the fuck is going on here

[Anonymous No.52633726]

>>52633636
hybrid fish, janky scots, and condescending weed runners. what's up with you?

[Anonymous No.52633761]

>>52633636
We're keeping the thread alive thru the holiday wkend. Wtf are you doing nigtard?
Post benis

[Anonymous No.52633776]

>>52633761
>Post benis

[Anonymous No.52633877]

>>52633438
Anything I post is just stuff from my massive /an/ folder sadly, nothing I've found myself but maybe one day I'll have something cool to share.

>>52633559
Glad to hear that. Weird how some people need less sleep than others, but always good to improve the quality of hours spent at the very least.

>>52633636
This is the Celtic, Marine-life and Mayan-yacht General, buddy. Mining is down the hall on the left.

[Anonymous No.52633900]

>>52633877
>Anything I post is just stuff from my massive /an/ folder sadly
lol

I used to be /an/ legend for my marine tank and my dinosaur education

now i'm a joke there and here. but jokes on them because I'm still a fuckin multimillionaire.

[Anonymous No.52633922]

>>52633900
>my dinosaur education
Is this code word for boomers who didn't face desegregation?

[Anonymous No.52633954]

>>52633877
just a thought

[Anonymous No.52633965]

>>52633922
nah, I literally studied the osteology of theropod dinosaurs after I got rich. I'm a qualified and published dinosaur paleontologist.

don't tell anyone here tho

[Anonymous No.52634038]

>>52633922
i actually made some waves a couple years back publishing a paper that destroyed the trolls on /an/

it was funny stuff and they still haven't realized one of their own published it. I'm moderately famous in dinosaur land. Not that most there recognize me. A few oldfags know who I am.

[Anonymous No.52634174]

>>52634038
I'm afraid to ask wtf /an/ is about
/a/ is proof 2 nukes wasn't enough

[Anonymous No.52634197]

>>52634174
/an/ is a complete shit hole

it's my shit hole though
big bob's shit hole if you can imagine

[Anonymous No.52634265]

>>52634174
just take a look yourself?
it's a board about animals
bob fits right in

[Anonymous No.52634290]

>>52634265
>bob fits right in
most don't even notice me. just the really oldfags know who I am and when I post

[Anonymous No.52634306]

>>52633954
Is the ass in the way of the fish shot or the fish in the way of the ass shot?
Either way, me on the bottom left

[Anonymous No.52634318]

>>52634306
>Is the ass in the way of the fish shot or the fish in the way of the ass shot?
yes I think so

honduras
roatan
fish
ass

[Anonymous No.52634322]

Prediction for oil this week?

[Anonymous No.52634674]

>>52634197
A swollen festering putrid violently abused sphincter that's had more shit pushed in than out?
>>52634322
Gonna run out. But for reals this time

[Anonymous No.52634717]

>>52634674
I rarely take any abuse. i hire people for that.

looking for work?

[Anonymous No.52634723]

>>52634197
I tend do go to /out/ from time to time, it’s pretty comfy over there, especially once spring rolls around and everyone has their crop line up ready to grow for the year.

Considering just doubling down BHLL on NFG since the recent findings haven’t done much to the price. Market cap, I get that. But actually having a miner that’s making things happen seems to be a much rarer thing than the minerals themselves

[Anonymous No.52634742]

>>52634723
me and pan man both used to do /out/ a bit

I like BHLL but I have a personal stake in that project.

[Anonymous No.52634965]

>>52634717
>work
Don't use four letter words around the children Bob

[Anonymous No.52635790]

>>52634965
It was a decent block, but I was more interested in that odd aft mooring cleat.

unless that's what you were talking about. In that case, yes. A very nice block that one.

[Anonymous No.52636438]

>ctrl+f
>zero mention of uranium
>28 silver
>32 gold
Yeah looks like the bottom is in

[Anonymous No.52636454]

>>52615955
https://twitter.com/richimedhurst/status/1596841703217905667

Japanese deserve to be married and hugged

[PAN MAN No.52638246]

https://www.mining.com/electrokinetic-mining-allows-for-green-efficient-recovery-of-rees/

quick bump!

[Anonymous No.52639649]

>>52638246
Just read this article. I understood about 30% of it. It's a load of chemistry and shit.
>>52634742
/out/ and /diy/ are fucking dick fiends and trolling faggots. It's almost gayer than /k/. Almost
I've sent admin multiple emails about starting a geology board. Probably would get more traction if it didn't always begin the same way

>Attention niggers:
>Start a geology board, you fucking faggots.
>Then kill yourselves

[Anonymous No.52640090]

>>52582107
Jews fear the Samurai.

[Anonymous No.52640311]

>>52640090

[Anonymous No.52641178]

>China

[Anonymous No.52642550]

>>52635790
only 74 posts in this thread? Those are rooky numbers for you. What is your all time high, about 125 posts in a single thread?

[Anonymous No.52642910]

https://www.kitco.com/commentaries/2022-11-18/Gold-Silver-Buy-the-upcoming-crash.html
>After last week's rocket move higher in precious metals and other risk assets, this week proved to be the hangover we expected. The yield curve (2's/10's) crashed to new lows, thoroughly cementing that a brutal recession is coming this winter. The U.S. Dollar recovered and held the 200 DMA, while St. Louis Fed President Bullard extinguished all hopes of an early Fed pivot. He stated that interest rate hikes must get to the 5-7% range and what the Fed has done so far has had "only limited effects" on inflation.
Fed pivot looking less likely. We ll see what they say

[Anonymous No.52643415]

>>52642550
>What is your all time high, about 125 posts in a single thread?
way more than that back when /pmg/ was just getting started

[Anonymous No.52643447]

>>52640311
women are cringe.

[Anonymous No.52643544]

>>52582453
>butthorse is 3 cents now
I haven't been in here in months, I'm surprised that fucking retard with his cowboy hat didn't do a reverse split like everyone expected to save his ass.

[Anonymous No.52643875]

>>52592878
Read his twitter.. dude is a bonehead

[Anonymous No.52644387]

>>52643544
>fucking retard with his cowboy hat
Apu says Bayhorse is profitable at $10 silver so once the price goes past $16 then the stock price is going to mooooon like 4,500 percenters. Its a sure winner just ask silver miner anon who put together all the award winning DD.

[Anonymous No.52645978]

finish line bump

[Anonymous No.52646045]

>>52643544
With /CMMG/ bagholding 100% of the float, how is this even possible?

[Anonymous No.52646573]

NFG hits B O N A N Z A

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2830-tsx-venture/nfg/131845-new-found-intercepts-42-6-g-t-au-over-32m-at-keats-west-includes-high-grade-interval-of-171-6-g-t-au-over-6-5m.html

[Anonymous No.52646765]

>JP morgan reducing oil price predictions for 2023
rip, and here I jumped back into oil again as most of the oil stocks here dropped to reasonable levels... I am still kinda optimistic for a small rally in oil but it's getting rough out there oilbros. China is really working us over

[Anonymous No.52647110]

>>52646573
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1T4VH3p-orM

[PAN MAN No.52647318]

>>52646573
holy crap thats yet another incredible intercept!

[Anonymous No.52647579]

Emerita is dumpning haha.

[Anonymous No.52647987]

>>52646765
Quick compile a list of shitcos FCF levels at $60 oil with 2021 expenditure data.

[Renewable energy fag No.52648256]

>>52647987
What is the cost per barrel typically for these companies?

[Anonymous No.52648597]

>>52647987
This is a good idea

[Anonymous No.52649098]

Wow fission 3.0 is really gonna be a big one

[Anonymous No.52649183]

Thoughts on nickel platinum corp - NCPCF

[Anonymous No.52649272]

Lmao we really invest in penny stocks with >200m shares and I love it

[Anonymous No.52649401]

>>52649272
Why not? Why wouldn't anyone wanna roll the dice on based small caps that are undervalued?
You should be buying apple, Tesla, Google and Netflix desu

[Anonymous No.52649435]

>>52649401
Shouldn't***
I'm cooking breakfast just now. Typo

[Anonymous No.52649633]

>>52649098
Encore will be the biggest one.

[Anonymous No.52649707]

>>52649633
Fission is doing what encore did in 2021

[Anonymous No.52650816]

I'm pretty sure we're going to get a massive depression and all of these commodities are going to eat shit straight to 2019 levels next year.
I really hope it happens because it would be one hell of an entry chance. Going to be a really painful ride though.

[Renewable energy fag No.52651002]

>>52650989

FRESH