/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30131237
fair enough, some people just dislike the management that much.

Personally I cannot look at someone pulling 3million oz of silver at ~14/oz this year as only being work 80 cents, let alone one that will pull 6.4 million oz out of the ground within a year at ~14/oz.

Having 60 million positive cashflow after tax this year projected is not something I expect of a company this lowly valued.

BHS if they could get over being stuck at 200TPD I would look at more seriously at higher SP's, but they are still stuck there unless something changes, and they still have had management/dilution issues of their own.

The main issue right now is >>30130821
The big players are playing a dangerous end game right now.

I thought the "Based JPM giving us cheapies" meme was just a meme as a coping mechanism for clown world that COMEX subjects us to. Obviously it's nice to be rewarded for doing the right thing by being allowed to stack more real money while it's cheap, but I didn't think you guys actually wanted it to stay that way forever.

This chance won't happen again. Just as long as the silver and gold price have been manipulated already will they be again, and worse, it won't be legal to buy them with CBDC. There will be no shortage if we don't create one now by getting silver and gold back into the public consciousness again. We will go into a long, dark winter of Central Bank Digital Currency

>>28037464
>Metal carries TRUE value and the paper money is nothing more than paper.
Yes, this is why we MUST make this a successful #SilverSqueeze. It has to leave the anon sphere and move into the public consciousness. Meme silver to normies for your life, buy silver at any price, create a shortage of silver. The public needs to know that silver is so in demand for a real store of value that it is OUT OF STOCK. KEEP BUYING SILVER NO MATTER WHAT. That is our only chance to avert the course of our nation towards real money instead of CBDC even more fake economy than it is with dollars, derivatives, etc.

>>28003731
The Central Banks really are the devils that destroy the economy. The irony of the human desire of control (of the market) backfiring harder and harder every time is kind of beautiful in a way. I expect even more control down the line, look forward to CBDC's boys, we're living hand-to-mouth from now on

>>27697593
Dude, you are arguing why the Great Reset will work. Try to figure out ways that the Great Reset won't work

>>27684888
checked and true

>>27200621
>>27201356
Rockwell was such a chad. A real man, using anger where it is necessary. Yes, the jews can gain all the silver and gold over time through fractional reserve lending and interest and restrict the supply of gold and silver so the economy goes into depression because there are too few gold and silver coins like they did in Britain, but going back to gold standard is a step in the right direction to getting rid of vaporous debt, fractional reserve lending, and worthless fiat paper currency.

Look where we are now

>>26907826
>>26908021
>>26908497

all three comments are on the pic and not on the substance of the message......
Does no one have any good talking points regarding SMG breaking into the normie sphere with PMG quite likely on the breaking point too?

>>26795405
When you short an asset, you are buying that asset from someone who already owns it and selling the asset into the market. If price goes down, you will buy it back for less than you sold it for originally meaning you made money. The same amount of shares or assets always exists.

With COMEX and SLV that's not the case. They print paper contracts for each new buyer meaning that the supply always keeps up with demand and the spot price doesn't rise. Money printer go brrr

Anybody interested in physical head on over to /pmg/ there are tons of people who will gladly get your money out of all types of paper assets and into physical. Good luck

Clippity Clop Clippity Clop Clippity Clop

>>25532752
Based and CBDC pilled

We all know the Horsemen are coming, but nobody knows when. What's your best guess, /pmg/?

>>25024447
here's the better version

What will the Global monetary system look like in 20 years from now?

The Horsemen are coming.

>>24366062
one of the biggest factors in EV and batteries in general will be nickel, lots of very under valued stocks like FPX out there

HOLY SHIT TAKE A LOOK AT KITCO!

MARKET CLOSED PRE EMPTIVELY! CIRCUIT BREAKERS HAVE BEEN TRIPPED!!!


ITS HAPPPPENNNINGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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>>>24223222

Blessed thread

The Horsemen are coming.

>>24099610
Yeah you are right, I need to stop taking the bait, sorry frens.

Comfy week this week though.

Got cheapies, immediately saw a 5% gain.

Put in 15km of running, hoping to just kill time till the next dip and pick up some more SSE and AUN.

fuck I just wish I had waited a bit on VGLD, got nearrr the bottom but not quite the bottom it looks like.

Other then that metals closed up this week despite "WE HAVE A VACCINE WE REALLY MEAN IT THIS TIME" news and a whole lot of other shit.

While I hope the next week is cheapies, I am pretty sure we will see a fairly large move.

>>24088323
Those are gold coins anon.....

FWTDHWAHDOQA status: "hmmm maybe I should put my TSLA money into bitcoin, I hear that is a sure thing!"

>>24034995
I base this off current prices.

Basically AUN could pull about 5 millio OZ out, perhaps more, with AISC of about 10 CAD.

If silver is at the current price, this would still, in my opinion, justify a share price 1/5 -1/4 the price of say first majestic since that will be ~1/4 the production of FM.

So thats 4-6$ on that basis, assuming the silver price stays where it is at.

It is entirely possible that AUN will retry its previous prices in the 8-12$ range as well since its share price has been hugely depressed due to the mine being shut down for so long. I know there has been dilution during this period, but even now the market cap is appx 1/4 billion shares/$ cad for a company that can pull 160 million CAD out of the ground every year AFTER AISC are taken out. I think thats pretty low

They also have huge potential to ramp production up past that point, increase the % they get per ton, and if silver price goes up thats obviously great for them