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Exxon gonna pump money into shale and fracking sector.
This is the big one lads. Next three years are gonna be tittys

https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/exxon-ceo-says-5-year-program-could-double-its-shale-output-2023-06-01/

Metals are mooning btw

You could snag a large cap for under $2B now

Almost forgot, idk which anon advised about the light patterns towards bedtime but I'm deeply indebted to you
There's a late season for turkeys but only kids get the tags so I had to take a handful of boys out stomping around. They don't like getting up early and they'll rip roar around the lodge all night fucking off so I changed the bulbs overhead in the mess hall and the lamps in the juniors lodge. Fed them open faced turkey sandwiches smothered in gravy with a little benadryl in a Dr pepper ice cream float for dessert. Those little bastards were nodding off before I could even make their floats. The benadryl float is a staple and I didn't even need it really.
Much obliged anon

>>53385503
Which jurisdictions are best for tin? Is its processing any more environmentally or otherwise an issue?
I know zero about tin, it's mining or anything in the sector.
Maybe some generous anon can drop a link to a decent primer to read for anons to peruse. It would certainly be appreciated

>>53322842
That would be $40 silver @ 75:1 ratios. I think I'll have about 100k in physical silver if that happens. I just wanna own a home with a barn and a few animals in the field. Couple of buck broken niggers chained up to tend it all whole I go fishing

>>53160791
I'm still looking for sand to buy. I guess I could go hard on the few companies I already have

>>53013633
here

>>52973088
>https://www.freethink.com/science/cultivated-meat-factory?amp=1
Not looking good unless you are raising them to eat yourself or sell to your neighbor

>>52915850
still time fren just hop on for divvies at least

>>52746582
You got it bud. Speak with you chest

Bought more alphamin resources today

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

>https://www.reuters.com/markets/rates-bonds/hedge-funds-fed-you-win-2022-11-21/
From the article
>The 2s/10s curve is its most inverted since 2000, and the last time six-month T-bills yielded this much more than 30-year bonds was 40 years ago.

>History shows that an inverted 2s/10s yield curve - when two-year borrowing costs are higher than 10-year rates - almost always precedes recession. Funds' record short position in two-year Treasuries futures suggests that's exactly what speculators are positioning for again.

This is why I'm expecting a fed pivot but time is short, like my benis, so I'm also feeling skeptical about it as the date approaches.

Hey Red
Would you do the thing with the lines on slca?
>https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/slca
And send your input please. I like slca since they provide materials for crude alternatives but if opec is trying to lower their price target for oil then slca could go much lower. In which case I would like to slurp. Thanks in advance buddy