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>>57996529
Someone slap me out of it and tell me right now that rooting for the little guy in the ring, going up against not 1 but 2 Rothschild oil behemoths at the same time is definitely financial suicide right, right?
Or is playing based retard, a viable strategy no one would see coming?

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>>57210184
Be prepared for tax realities that don't fit your projections. Additionally we just went through a decade of some of the lowest inflation seen in the US. It might be reasonable to expect higher inflation in the coming decades as it reverts to historical averages.

>>57209939
ss only stands for one thing.

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Yeah, I'm thinking Margin Call deserves a rewatch

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>>20404188
We'll see. I'll kick myself if it plays out like GME, but gains are gains. My gambling account has lost a lot on shitty options. I can knock off some of my extra exposure and throw it in.

>>20404224
>really, really, the real shit
yes. the political world is stirring a bit. same for current events.
>vaccine garbage
fake, gay, and bubbling. we're already done with V shape, don't people realize this?

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>>20172506
I have baby face, so I'm currently doing that "age like fine wine" thing. Win some you lose some.

>>20172539
I'm in miners and gold as it's a historical good performer in second legs, but it should also fit that doombull thesis. Commodities are also generally low so miners like TECK which are really not so big for PM but can produce PM as byproduct are high on my list. Corona disruptions also seem like they'll help industrial miners through economic contraction, as prices will remain somewhat higher.
>Jr miners
they're firms that take money to explore/prospect etc. essentially, they may or may not have anything to mine or they're expecting something like over half of their production to be in areas they're exploring. I can't really tell you too much about jrs, but if we're in:
>1. a low rate environment
>2. an environment with high spot prices
then their valuations should be doing well broadly. I'll let a PM guy add more, because it's not something I know all too well. I mostly watch and play macro.

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>>20148628
excuse me. that >>20148679

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