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So goliath dumped into the toilet on good drill results. Absolute garbagge market. CLown fuckery. Doesnt make sense.

I found out gold ventures seemingly exited his position without telling anybody. Its not in his portfolio anymore. Analyzing plays here. Looking at blue lagoon and scottie.

Goliath is at a major support zone and rsi still hasnt entered over sold. This could break through.

>>53209585
Blue lagoon is on an uptrend and a breakout, however it is entering overbought territory. I wouldn't swap my goliath posistion for bllg at this point but It would be something I'd be looking to do. I currently have no posistion in blue lagoon but definitely want one (again). I'm down $2000 with this goliath ass fuckery. (open to any thoughts anons)

>>53209611
Scottie honestly does look like a good swap here. They are in a t1 consolidation with the next upwards target being about 50% higher and they arent over bought. I guess it depends if scottie has more drills coming out.

Frustrating thing is yes they did have an amazing hole of 200 gpt but the other holes weren't anything special. Meanwhile goliath had nothing spectacular but consistent good holes. I hate this fucking market man.

bullish for gold bros...

https://unherd.com/thepost/china-undermines-us-dollar-hegemony-with-gold-purchases/

I’m buying BOIL hand over fist right now. The wheel will go round in the nattygas trade

>>53209510
I like that drawing, who made it? Saved

>>53209665
Implying the US will not attempt everything to crash gold in order to save the dollar.

>>53209724
>up 25% on Pooh lagoon
It just doesn't stop, I love my timing adding heavy last week at the bottom

Can't imagine what our portfolio will do once sentiment truly change

>>53209585
>good drill results
Bit of a stretch here. One good hit but deep and narrow. Makes for a good buy-in for those who were already interested in them though.

>>53209724
>Moscow Gold Exchange
If the LBMA and Coomex smash gold they get cleaned out. The USD is fucked

>>53209724
Cheapies soon?

>>53210051
You sound like a BBBY baggie. Did you buy one of these bags in your vid?

Who is ready to make some monnnnneeyyy

>>53210229
Rip people who bought the top but I am accumulating like crazy anon… another 100 shares tomorrow

>>53209834
I just closed out of Goliath and threw it all into salt. The salt pea comes out this week or next. I have 24k now in salt. As long as it goes 2x I'll be happy but a ten x would be incredible.

>>53210374
Salt could be YUGE, I like Goliath too but a much longer play

Anyone else notice Hecla showing a lot of strength recently? Silver price is right around $23.50, roughly where it was 2 weeks ago, but Hecla is on a roll

I am now in the state of exhaustion waiting for it to happen. Even if it ever happened, how much could we reach? Were the promise of miners going 1000x going to end up in smoke? Are we instead going to have to hope for something like a 3x at best?

>>53209665
Me on the left

>>53210555
You will be rewarded for your patience anon

>>53210555
Don't sell yourself on moonshots, have realistic expectations.

>>53210229
52week low, what makes you think it'll recover?

>>53210503
The pea is due any day now literally. Rowland said the valuation is at least when atlas was selling for four dollars if not higher.

>>53210374
>>53210792
Give me one good reason not to sell everything except physical/GDX and go all in on Salt to swing the pea

>>53210723
nat gas macro energy bull

>>53210861
I'm thinking about it as well but I don't want to give up my posisitons.

From a trend standpoint its not completely insane, gold is up while eveeything else is sideays or down.l. However that is a massive massive risk....

>>53210861
This market wants insane I very the top good results. Anything less than ohenomenal gets dumped. Atlas coul come out with a good economic valuation and it could not be "good enough" and the stock could dump a little bit but I see that as unlikely. Still a risk. These markets are very gay.

>>53211204
>>53211229
Yeah I feel you. The risk window is only a week or two, but damn a lot can go wrong in a week.

>>53211254
I just need one stock in my portfolio to play out lol. That's all I need for fucks sake and in the meantime I'm watching all these other plays with shittier prospects take off and do 8x like shitline gold. Shits infuriating lol.

If Trillion really breaks this support/200dma combo its testing I might have to sell it for Salt, as it looks like it might be embedding and next stop looks to be 3.50 or 3.25

>>53210861
>>53211204
You can only be on one side of picrel. Trying to be cute and timing the market is dangerous. It can work, but what if it doesn't ?

Insight is always 20/20, be careful thinking "i should have done X or Y".

>>53210555
It's not supposed to feel good buying the bottom. Have faith, at least for 1 more year. 3x is what physical will do, impossible we don't do more.

>>53211474
Yep I'm with you but I'm really trying not to let the desperation dictate decisions or start swinging out of frustration

>>53211531
You're probably right French anon. I'm just restless and craving SALT

>>53211633
I feel the same with Irving, never have enough. That's just greed. Keep your allocation to 10% max (before any gains, if it goes up, then just ride your position). It's better to keep looking for new cheap good position. Everything will become way harder once sentiment change. We're lucky to have so much buying option before us, it wont last.

A few of my position are up 100+%, very sad I only threw a bit and didn't take a full big position but again, insight is always 20/20; throwing just a small 1k was a smart move. When parabolic move happen once we break ATH, it won't matter.

>>53211633

To be fair SALT is probably one of the safest plays in the market at the moment.
Regardless of what the stock does after the PEA and later on FS hits the news, if the goal is to sell the resource which it seems to be, it will go up from here either a lot or an absolute fuckload.
When they announce the price floor then that's the bare minimum what we have to look forward to at sale and market sentiment or manipulation means absolutely fuckall.

Of course it's entirely possible that some large holders who got in cheap try to crush the stock before the sale so they can make even more gains, but I don't think the time frame here is all that long for them to try and play that game.
Only real question is will all of this happen fast enough to justify getting out of any other positions, that's really it. The risk to actually lose money from here in my opinion is about zero.

Uranium chads who's ready for glowing green candles???

>>53211996
I only got 5,675 shares of Atlas, is that enough to make it?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=FcHHeVnzBnI

Still getting battered by rain. Ever hear the story of Charles Hatfield, the rain maker?
I have a treat for you guys
>https://www.thedailybeast.com/charles-hatfield-made-it-rain-in-san-diego-the-problem-was-he-couldnt-make-it-stop
From the article
>One of the most famous of these rainmakers—or “moisture accelerators,” as he preferred to be called—was Charles Hatfield. A proponent of the “smell-maker” school of weather control, Hatfield concocted a secret and proprietary blend of 23 chemicals that, for a small sum, he would release into the heavens from a high tower to bring down the rain.
>

>>53212140

I got just half of that and I say no to either of us. Realistically I expect to make maybe 5x out of this and even that sounds very optimistic because it's a 1 bil sale at that point.
Buyer still needs to develop the mine itself on top of that.
Yes the resource is absolutely unfathomably huge, but I'd say aside from some pension fund that aims for eternal profits, the resource won't mean shit beyond 20-30 years time frames for investors.
Of course if it goes for more due to that insane resource then wonderful, but I keep my expectations in check.
My goal with Atlas is for it to provide a nice quick buck that I can throw into the next thing that's going to do same gains or even more.

>>53212140
700 shares here
$1.52 avg

>https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/local-history/story/2022-01-18/from-the-archives-rainmaker-named-hatfield-in-san-diego-50-years-ago
From the article
>The cloud-seeders says Hatfield, “all use the same thing (silver iodine). It works to a certain extent, but it’s so minute it’s hardly worth bothering with.”

>Hatfield doesn’t do any rainmaking these days — “Why do that now? It’s already proven itself” — but he still gets occasional requests for rain.

>More than once the Hatfields’ success was more than they bargained for. Their first big contract, in 1905, guaranteed 18 inches of rain in Los Angeles and recalls Hatfield, “we had 26 inches and 49-1000ths in three and a half months.” The fee, $1,000.

>Still Hatfield thinks their greatest success was an experiment in the Mojave Desert in August, 1927. “The engineers claimed 240 inches of rain came in one hour — imagine that. It brought down boulders as big as an ordinary house.”

>He adds, “We’d get arrested today. They’d run us in. There’s a state law that says you have to tell them what you use. That’s the reason we quit. But I might fool you one of these days.”

bump

Okay lads so what's the best play on cobalt?

>>53214447
I've been researching nickel, cobalt and platinum like a mfer for months. Check the archives for latest gouge, always
Cobalt, like silver, is mined alongside other materials that are far more prevalent.
As with anything else in mining, jurisdiction is fucking crucial.
>https://finance.yahoo.com/news/7-cobalt-stocks-buy-ev-103541039.html
Link sucks baws. Sue me
Whatever you do stay away from Africa and SA

>>53214447
there was a new cobalt exploration project i saw a week or so ago that peaked my interest, i ll see if i can look them up. Its another silver / cobalt play so not sure if its actually any good.

>>53214670
>>53214528

Thanks bros, I've traded Wheaton in the past with good success maybe I'll start watching them again. Steve penny from the silver chartists likes Nova for battery metals, haven't looked into them too much

>>53209510
>>53209515
Nice dog, op.

>>53214709
the company i was thinking of was Giga Metals with their Turnagain Nickel / cobalt property near Dease lake. I havent looked at them in a year and a bit, i am cant remember but they might be crap, i ll look into it.

KSM is coming along nicely, construction was busy all 2022.

Metals update here
>https://www.scmp.com/business/article/3206003/electric-vehicles-investors-bank-china-demand-plan-revive-australian-nickel-and-cobalt-refinery
From the article
>A consortium of Hong Kong and European private investors are spending more than US$1 billion to revive a mothballed nickel and cobalt refinery in Australia by turning mining waste into lucrative materials for electric-car batteries. They aim to turn the Yabulu refinery in Queensland into one of the world’s top 10 producers of refined nickel within 18 months to benefit from sustained demand and high prices for the metals, said Richard Petty, a Hong Kong-based businessman and one of the nine investors in the group. Nickel and cobalt are among key materials for lithium-ion batteries found in electric vehicles and energy storage systems. They are key inputs in high demand as governments and businesses pursue a transition to clean energy and step up efforts to fight climate change.
Fast times ahead

>https://finance.yahoo.com/news/canadian-north-resources-inc-surface-120000625.html
Link sucks yeah I'm on the phone and I'm a faggot
Maybe some big brain can read this and interpret it. God damn map sucks I can't see I fucking thing
From the article
>“We are very excited with the newly identified nickel-copper-PGM sulfide mineralized zones at surface outside the mining leases at the Ferguson Lake Project.” Said Dr. Kaihui Yang, President and CEO, “The assay results of the outcrop samples indicate similar styles of base metal and PGM-rich mineralization as the established mineral resources along the known 15km long mineralized horizon. We believe there is tremendous potential for exploration upside in the whole area, and we are planning follow-up exploration programs in 2023.”

Could someone tell me what "TR" stands for when used in an estimate of a cores visible mineralization? For instance sphalerite (%): TR, or TR-50 instead of a number like 15.

Teck Resources with 3 reps attending the 2023 WEF meetings in Davos..

burn the coal, you will pay the toll globohomos

I wonder how salty these threads will be if atlas ends up going years before a buyout shows up, especially with how provocative their tweets and videos have been lately. There are a whole bunch of companies, like colonial coal, that have been waiting a lot longer than expected.

>>53215956
Hopefully we don't discover that parts of their property intersect with ancient moose pastures.

>>53215956
Only in this market would something so gay happen.

>>53215946
Why can't an asteroid hot one of these damn things

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-01-10/is-green-hydrogen-the-fuel-of-the-future-china-us-europe-are-betting-on-it?leadSource=uverify%20wall

More hydrogen stuff.
Few things that are of interest:

>Many countries now see hydrogen as the best bet for decarbonizing industries that can’t easily run on electricity.
Which means it's going to be very easy thing to suck up those ESG points.

>BloombergNEF, a clean energy research group, estimates worldwide electrolyzer production will need to grow 91 times by 2030 to meet demand.
Absolutely staggering growth, granted it's probably coming from near zero manufacturing, but still that's nuts considering the growth potential.

>Plug Power is building a fleet of green hydrogen production plants in the US
>The company is also investing in two factories in Europe as well as potentially the US and India.
Their name has been popping up with hydrogen a lot.
Worth keeping an eye on them, especially the hydrogen vehicle side which is something they've been doing with Nikola.

>China’s solar industry enjoyed years of generous subsidies from the central government, which helped equipment makers dominate the global supply chain
>hydrogen has yet to see the same level of policy support.
>The country introduced its first state-level plan for hydrogen development early last year, but refrained from instituting any financial support policies such as subsidies, crushing hopes from equipment manufacturers.
No state support in China.
>More than 40% of all electrolyzers made today come from China, according to BNEF.
>I’ve heard too many government officials say we cannot repeat the experience of solar again,” said BNEF hydrogen analyst Xiaoting Wang.
>The reality is, the US is going to give very generous subsidies to ensure that local suppliers survive,” Wang said.

Electrolyzers, so is this going to be the next super cash cow for the green movement to pump up?
Platinum prices are going to fly off the charts if this is the case.

quick evening bump
https://www.mining.com/surging-molybdenum-price-adds-weight-to-new-year-rally-for-copper-producers/

Grand portage resources has a thumbs up rating from Lobo Tigre. I saved his portfolio last year. He ibly thumbs up a handful of companies. Trillion being one of them. We should research this company.

>>53217997
Looks like it's in Alaska, Juneau. Don't know anything about the area or how easy it is to mine there.

Looks like an n14101 of one million ounces gold and they've been drilling for two years since then, hitting things like a meter or two of 11gpt gold. Not bad but the intercepts are only about a meter or so.

>>53218019
i am up to having a look if you want, Juneau Alaska has hosted a number of incredible mines in the past, mostly for gold and silver hosted in epithermal deposits.

Pic related is a 1920s shot of the massive gravity concentrator complex of the Alaska Juneau Mining Company.

>>53215471
trace usually

could also mean technical report when followed by a dash and a number.

>>53214921
Talon is the only other semi-decent Ni project in NA that comes to mind

IT'S HAPPENING

>>53219618
You forgot nat gas.

How can anyone take picrel seriously? This fucker is always wrong.

>>53219892
Have you watched the video?
These bot channels usually take some interview from other channels and upload them with click bait titles and thumbnails

Atlas Salt put out a NR for their latest and last drill hole. Unfortunately it also mentions that the PEA is expected in the back half of January, previously by mid Jan.

Lagoon bros.. Rana is rising from the ashes… it’s not over yet

>>53221922
checked
wagmi

>>53221816
Is salt a good buy at these prices or should I wait?

>>53218130
Please do

>>53222063
Great buy if you believe management: they have already pumped a buyout on multiple occasions and referred to the previous all time high as a more reasonable price than current. They should have well over a billion tonnes of salt at this point so you can try to figure your in ground estimate for that. Shipping access, conveyor, etc... I'll be pretty upset if something doesn't materialize after the PEA with the wording they've used.

>>53221966
Double checked

>>53221816
>>53221816
thanks salt fren

>Mr. Rowland Howe, Atlas President, commented: “This step-out drill hole adds an exclamation mark to the work completed to date and further demonstrates the scale of this massive homogeneous deposit that begins at unusually shallow depths compared to operating underground mines in the sector.

>>53222222
Somebody got it

>>53222227
Appreciate the info anon.I think I’ll dip a toe in.

>>53209757
I still don’t regret swapping it for BHLL but still nice to see something happen with it nonetheless. I’m still waiting for jobs reports through the first half of this year to hopefully destroy everything and hopefully scout some more buying opportunities. But my miners have been the best thing that’s happened to me the past year.

its over for natgas, the entire pump is gone

>>53222521
>its over for natgas, the entire pump is gone
I boughted a bit early. Stupid stupid me.

>>53222633
today being green at 3.7 was the only possibility for not making a new low

>>53219867
I'm at work and I can't stop laughing although I'm down like 7%.

>>53222675
desu the dumping of the past 5 weeks is historical

I'm assuming anyone in Natgas in here is a Trillion Bro. The CEO still seems pretty bullish. What ya'll think.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sLW8rjmNEU

>>53222846
I dont want to watch 20 minutes, tldr on his prediction?

>>53222837
Its behaving worse than shitcoins.

>>53222946
I also stated it in smg, I think the shitcoin phase is nearing to an end. It will crab now. No hopes of any recovery like at the end of 2022

>>53222846
Unfortunate that SP is and has been lower than before drilling even began. I think Euro gas pricing fears are setting in with the extremely warm winter, even though Trillion is still getting high rates. It still looks great for '23, if you agree that pricing will remain elevated, and you could consider this a vastly de-risked and cheap entry, though it may bleed off even more in the near term. The financing still haunts us to this day; can't believe Art tried to play up half warrants as a a decent compromise. I've seen so many shitty explorers worth a few million get better terms than what we got.

>>53222972
How can it not recover anon? It makes no sense? Will no one need natgas, its like water, we don't even realize how much of it we use?

>>53221966
>>53221922
Golden Lagoon train cant be stopped

figures the banksters would smash gold and silver the day before CPI data drops

>>53223092
Unless demand massively increases, it wont recover back to 4 in the next months

I found a last hope for natgas. Bullish divergence. Might be due for purely technical action

>>53222927
He has 100mil usd cashflow for 2023 and is working on getting some new drills online. Talked about how the more gas thats discovered in Turkey the more Turkey will consume. Didn't really say anything bearish for the company.

>201.0 m of 1.26 g/t Au from surface
>including 82.0 m of 2.04 g/t Au from surface
Uhh Snowline baggies, why is this 20 million dollar company getting the same drills as you with your 400 million dollar MC?

Copper mountain cyberninja attack now confirmed a nothingburger
Jumped from 1.25 to 1.75 in under a week

>>53223139
>>53221922
>up 35% on a 10% position
A correction is coming but holy shit I'm smiling, very happy with these last 6 months purchase, all winner.

Im assuming all of your PFs are neon green like mine but are you guys taking them seriously at all? Im picrel until jpow speaks personally.

Where can I find expected withdrawal versus actual withdrawal for the weekly EIA gas reports

>>53221922
finally after all the wait.

>>53209510
Hi all!

I have a sales job interview this friday. I'd be responsible for steel bars sales in the US, with regular trips to the midwest.

Any advice or insights I could use in said interview are more than welcome (sales, midwest or steel related).

Thanks friends!

>>53222846
They are getting Turkish prices and not us.

>>53222977
So what do you think about it? Big gain or not?

>>53223854
Is that scottie? Snowline is overpriced and gay. It went all the way to 600m market cap.

>>53225948

But their share price is being affected by US natgas prices. Are those just retards giving us an averaging down opportunity?

>>53226009
Yes.

Natgas sisters, is this the bottom?

>>53225962
I don't think it's looking like a 10 bagger anymore unless they hit their exploratory targets, and that isn't slated until 2024. Short term probably depends on if they continue to bank decent gas prices (in the last interview Art said he didn't see prices going below 25/mcf). The actual drilling success hasn't resulted in any price movements so I think it's just a matter of time, seeing the monthly paycheques, and seeing how things like Russia-Ukr , Euro wintertime temps, and 2023 LNG sentiment plays out. Could see it tripling from today's prices at most over the next half a year if things go well. More upside later. Of course come 2024 if gas pricing is still as forecast and Trillion does hit a substantial find then it could go wild.

>>53225978
It's Sitka Gold. They posted their assays this morning. Don't take the post as a buy recommendation though.

>>53226072
I pray

>>53210229
Lmao bro your chat gives me fucking seizures holy shit

>>53226072
If the 1 hour peepee closes above 4 hour poopoo EOD, we might. Or we break the previous peepoo it made today means bullish

>>53217997
They do seem very cheap, it's pretty similar to Canagold. One thing to note is that they have a 5% royalty on a lot of their claims, it covers 70% of their resource.
What have made me almost a bit suspicious is how slowly they are moving this forward. Normally if mgmt are confident in a project and feel like they are undervalued they will put out a PEA rather quickly to get that bump in the stock to raise more money and drive the project forward, but GPG is still just talking about it. They have been very efficient in adding a lot of resources with relatively low amount of meters drilled though.
Looking at pictures they put out from the site it seems very rocky and uneven the ground. You wouldn't think this would be a huge issue, but who knows.

>>53225903
>0 replies

Anyone?

>>53226866
This is a gambling general anon

>>53226866
Tell them about 4chan immediately or sooner.
>>53226970
Yes. Basically cryptocurrency shitcoins but made out of shiny boomer rocks and paper receipts for shitcoin miners, a promise to pay later.
Commodities are exactly like a shitcoin gamble. Every time I drive to town I fill up my gas tank with dogecoins, instead of worthless petrol products that are bad for the climate. I'm working on an engine that runs on my faith and confidence in the government and unwaivering love of the Jewish people

>Basically cryptocurrency shitcoins

I came to this conclusion as well and its why i liquidated all my crypto positions. If I'm gonna invest in a shitcoin I feel better that it actually produces something tangible.

>>53226264
Here a a pretty fucking great report from calibre mining.

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/523-tsx/cxb/133990-calibre-delivers-record-full-year-2022-gold-production-of-221-999-ounces-setting-up-2023-for-20-production-growth-to-250-000-275-000-ounces.html

>>53226866
Just be open and be yourself anon. Do a little research before hand on the industry and the product.

>>53227267
Jesus that company is a fucking 350 million market cap. There's junior explorers priced that much.

>>53227239
You can feel the hot air from the fans that cool the mining computers. Isn't that tangible?

>>53226072
You think those tiny bottoms can brap enough to save this market?

>>53226072
Please, God.

>>53227317
They are very cheap and we have talked about them before in the general. The catch is that Nigaragua is a very risky jurisdiction. Just recent Biden did some executive order or whatever it was relating to nicaragua and limiting trade or potentially limiting trade can't remember. So yeah you may get rugpulled, but if you don't you should make good money.
I think they overpaid a bit for the Nevada assets though. I don't think they have really made any money on that operating mine yet as it's rather high cost. The other development project is decent but not great. And they are now spending a lot of money drilling these properties, hopefully it creates some value.

>>53227386
Not anymore since they switched to proof of work/stake whatever it is and destroyed the mining market lol.

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

He wants a 1870 weekly close. That explain the big jump we had Monday. Lets see how it play out. Silver still far from ATH while Gold is only 200$ away from it.

It's very simple. When there are massive draws in North American oil inventories, the West Texas Intermediate price goes down. When there are massive builds, the price goes up.

>>53227652
so the ones that draw from the inventories dont pay?

Fuck I called the BLLG bottom 3 weeks ago and I didn't buy any

>>53228224
You'll probably have another opportunity after this dead cat bounce. That's what I'm banking on.

>>53228224
Not sure if anything big is really happening aside from the Quinton pumping. I think he pointed out that one of the intercepts may contain a significant amount of copper based on the mineralization. I think that was a 13m segment. More interesting though is that they mention they have a drill rig remaining on that location for a follow up, and that it's slated to begin mid Jan. Not really sure how they can have such high confidence of assays returning imminently with some of the turnarounds they've had previously. Hope Lagoon holders get a nice hit anyway.

Lumber
>https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/heres-what-chopped-down-the-lumber-market-and-when-it-will-bounce-back
Good article but quiet long for a news update. Is this the bottom on lumber? Should we be looking into tickers in this sector since it's down to pre covid levels?

>>53228519
could be which ever lab their using has cleared their backlog and can get assays through the system faster.

>>53223092
Factories that need it are closing, it won't recover in a while

https://www.investorsobserver.com/symbols/hbm

https://archived.moe/biz/search/text/Hudbay%20/

Hudbay mentioned 57 times in the archives. Not much recently tho. But they're on the move and should copper make serious moves this year then they could be a nice hold

>>53226072
If you sacrifice a baby goat to the weather gods you're position will be saved. Trust me.

>>53226072
You are the bottom

When gold shoot past 1950, will junior miners rise as well?

Do rising tides lift all boats?

Also what junior miners should I buy?

>>53229435
Does it have to be a virgin?
Asking for a friend

>>53229457
I would sure hope a baby goat would be a virgin. What fucks a baby goat? Sick!

>>53229480
>would sure hope a baby goat would be a virgin

>>53229419
Kek

>>53229633
Hopefully he held on to it lol. Are you still here Hudbay anon?

HBS

Alright guys lets settle this.

https://strawpoll.com/polls/poy9R99VOnJ

>>53230060

>>53230212
Guessed $1900-$2000, I think that's most likely but $2000+ would be my 2nd guess. I think we're in for a gradual rise to new highs this year. Geopolitical tensions are not going away, China is stocking up on gold to prepare for it and invading Taiwan. Economy is going to be so bad the market will expect the fed to ease off.

>>53230212
Based IP address logger

>>53229480
You know the answer anon, Araps.

>>53230352
people who make polls cannot see IPs

>>53229450
Nope sorry. Only stupid investments go up in this market. Not common sense ones.

>>53229450
>Do rising tides lift all boats?
Yes, is that not obvious? When the tide rises the Titanic pulls itself out of the mud on the ocean floor and rises with the rest of the boats.

>Also what junior miners should I buy?
Bayhorse Silver is producing thousands of tonnes of pure silver every day, but ol'Graeme refuses to supply the COMEX that is why silver buyers are ending the fed. Once Graeme starts gold production at his Brandywine mine, thousands of tonnes of gold per day, the price of gold will sky rocket as will the Bayhorse Stock price. Ocean's stock will also mooon because they are handling all that silver and gold for Graeme.

>>53210229
What am I looking at

Scottie still has roughly 30 holes to report. They should be releasing some soon judging by the CEO interview

>>53233424
Is /cmmg/ the ultimate chad thread?
Continously talking about holes and stuff?

>>53229450
NFG is going to blow the doors of everything.

>>53233707
NFG is one where there there's been a really obvious short attack. When those faggots get burned by monster assays or price of gold it will fly up quickly.

Natgas sisters, we are going boom boom boom, get in here. Sleeping is an unforgivable sin right now. Wake up you stupid mutts.

I SAID WAKE UP!!!

>>53236398
Time to break out the unforgivable Megumin to celebrate.

>>53236779
We still pumping desu.

CPI bros...

>>53236924
Hate to shit on your morning but unless
it breaks 4.150 Nat Gas is very much still in a downtrend, under every SMA in order and still borderline embedded in the oversold.

If it does manage to break the embedding it might return to the 18dma at aroud 4.50ish, otherwise the only good thing it has going for it is a strong support.

Unless something big changes in the charts I ain't touching that shit until February.

>>53225132
My folio hasn't been green since summer 2021

>>53237337
Ok, I'll wait patiently then.

so how big is the chance brap gas actually makes a new weekly high today

Holy shit does silj consistently underperform

>>53237834
Well the D line is a breath away from joining the oversold, an already lower low and less than two days left so the best we can get is an outside week.
I'm watching the daily RSI to break 30 otherwise I think we're gonna crab a while after that dump but nat gas is volatile as fuck so who really knows anymore

>>53238062
the 1d 6 ema is crossinh the 4h 6 ema, sometimes this means more pumping

do you know what the expectations are for the gas report in 40 mins?

>>53238062
>he best we can get is an outside week.
also I dont know what an outside week is, what is it?

>>53238144
>do you know what the expectations are for the gas report in 40 mins?
I do not, I just took a glance at the chart.

>>53238169
An outside bar/candle is a higher high and lower low. Basically a bigger bar than the last.

>>53238421
>An outside bar/candle is a higher high and lower low. Basically a bigger bar than the last.
I would be fine with that, if this lil nigga can shoot to mid 4.250 I am finally free

>>53238449
>if this lil nigga can shoot to mid 4.250
Like I said here >>53237337 passing 4.150 would be breaking the downtrend, though that doesn't mean it won't just crab, then again it's nat gas lol so it doesn't seem to know the fucking meaning of the word crab. Also a breaking the daily oversold embedding could mean a retrace to around 4.50 so 4.250 is definitely possible, it's been oversold for 10 fuckin days. If it re-embeds though I ain't going near it.

>>53238650
>If it re-embeds though I ain't going near it.
which indicators are you using?

>>53238665
Stochastics RSI with K at 3 and D at 5

11B, thats above expectation?

Still time to buy boil??

>>53238938
If we have to believe the TA anon, even getting in now is still risky

>>53238994
Fine

> 8.21 g/t gold over 19 metres
Another big hit for Scottie.

>>53230726
thats what someone who logs ip adresses would say hmm

>>53238665
I love this lol. I took irascible courses a year ago, using all of these indicators l, teaching those in the board to use them.

Now we have an army of minions that all know how to read charts. This is great lol.

>>53238650
What ticker do you use for natgas?

>>53233633
Why yes. It's only natural for manly men to be interested in holes

>>53238738
Nice swing lines by the way. Are those hand plotted or is that a template you found?

>>53242052

Ira*

Disturbing lack of cheerleading when gold got over $1900

>>53242072
Just looking at spot, NATGAS

>>53242092
Thanks. Hand plotted, couldn't find a swing line indicator that uses Ira's method. Also I'm operating on the free Trading View so the moving averages and RSI take up my available indicator slots anyway.

>>53242052
When Lassen takes the course there'll be three of us and we'll drag these threads kicking and screaming into a TA renaissance

Guys, take a look at Defense Metals, it's been on fire the last two days. Big volume.

Gold knocking on the $1900 price level.

Thinking of selling gdxj 1/20 calls to roll my silj 1/20 calls to maybe like Feb or March. Opinions?

>>53242742
good, we need that close >>53227620

lagoon sirs we are winning

>>53243146
>bet big
>up 40%
Yes.

>>53242192
Try Yahoo finance charting
>>53242239
Soon. Almost out of the woods
>>53239045
That's a man isn't it

Whens the next bearish news event? My portfolio is too green and I wanna buy.

>>53243704
January 26th

>>53243820
Thanks mate.

>>53243833
At 2pm too.

Is hudbay materials set to be the Cleveland cliffs of copper?

Nicola mining Vs Irving Resources, can I get a 2nd opinion on these? Have a small position in both from last year but I need to dump one or maybe both of them.

>>53236398
There was a build in January. Need really cold weather or you're fucked.

>>53243494
>unlimited indicators
>no darkmode
There's always a price
Enjoy being /out/

>>53245582
wrong pepe lol
Goodnight lads

>>53244937
I bought in December so I'm quite fucked.

Decent week, sold off a couple of Ur positions. Me natwest almost did a 3x, sprott silver almost hitting 0 profit. Putting in the work. Nice % of profit. Going for the ferts, gas and lithium. That mofo Lac nearly screwed me but back in the P. Livent has been smashing it. Apart from DYL 2023 is going swimmingly

>>53242126
Understandable. Gold bros got burned by the last 3 "breakouts."

>Austrian economics
>TA
Mutually exclusive. Pick one.

>>53245582
>he outed himself as a bong

Redrocket posted on ceo that Atlas Salt did a 10 million dollar PP for institutions(at $2). I guess if true it could stir some buy out hype but otherwise I don't really love it.

Haven't been here for a few months, what happened to Bayhorse?

>>53246295
Oh, the news came out now. I guess it's official. Comes with half warrants at 2.40. Pretty lame. Free money.

>>53246295
If that piece of shit gets involved, he's doing the opposite of what he's saying. (((Renneberg))) is a classic bash and buy/pump and dump artist.

>>53246443
Yeah,annoying to see him pop up in any channel, but in this case he just broke the news with no further comments.

>>53245582
Yeah it has a couple of drawbacks
>>53246187
How did you not already know?
>>53246154
Decent bait

>>53246443
Renneberg crime family:
https://m.investorshangout.com/post/view?id=3824459

>>53246532
>>53246489
So when is a good exist point

>>53246555
I'm not invested, but I avoid anything Renneberg is involved with. Right now he's too busy with Allan Barry Laboucan pumping his buddy's scam company, Walker River Resources.

Ffs got bean sauce down me vest thinking about Pbr divi

>>53246608
Damnit man
Glad to know. Thanks for the update desu

hey Goliath went up 7% today, happy I didn't get shaken out, still up 30% after the market nonsense to start the week

>>53244574
If you like copper I'd keep Nicola, they could do really well this season. Irving is one you think about leaving to your future grandchildren

>>53246919
>Irving is one you think about leaving to your future grandchildren
Why do you say that?

Thinking more about the Atlas PP: There's seemingly no hold period on the shares which is pretty weird. If this was targeted at a certain group looking for permanent ownership then you'd think there'd be no issue with including the standard 4 month hold period, if not longer, and that would have definitely assuaged current shareholders. The PP itself isn't large enough to require the group to disclose themselves unless they already own a significant amount of shares, and if it's distributed among a group then it's even less likely. The best case scenario would be for the financing to have been taken by one single industry buyer, consequently fanning the expedited buyout hype, but I don't know if a single buyer deal would involve finder's fees like this one does. Worst case is if this PP goes to some random trading institutions, especially with the no hold. The filing states that the cash will be used for pre-production development, which could end up making Salt more attractive for buyout, already having some work put in, or for that matter could allow Salt to GIA. I guess there's also a chance that the PP gets upsized... Can only hope this works out for the best.

>>53246299
It was sent to the glue factory. Although according to expert analysts over at ceo.ca we may be looking at an ocean shipment in approximately 14 more days.

>>53245748
Uan is a great fert.

>>53247856
>ceo.ca/bhs
Picrel is an average DD post there.
Never forget: this was cmmg's original pump.

>>53246443
>>53246532
>(((Renneberg)))
are you guys kidding? I've hated this prick RocketRed for over a year now and his name is Renneberg?

why does rick rule always look so smug?

>>53248053
It's no joke. Explains a lot, no?

https://stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.whm/white-metal-res-corp?postid=27202707

https://ceo.ca/@rocketred?filters[terms]=renneberg

>>53248014
Hey, they are doing quality DD as well. One guy wrote Graeme and was assured that he was busy tweaking (unclear if this activity includes Thai ladyboys).

>>53247372

I was wondering why it was being kept at the $2 range.
This probably ends the price suppression and the stock can finally fly above this level.

>The filing states that the cash will be used for pre-production development,
They're probably trying to scare the buyers into getting the buyout offers in by threatening that "If you don't buy it quickly then we'll just build the mine ourselves"

>>53248191
amazing, every single time, we need a final solution for RocketRed

>>53247045
It's a tough call possibly selling either of those positions fren, I really haven't followed the Irving story very closely. That's just kind of a running joke with Irving, that they are progressing very slowly and they are a very long-term hold. They could end up doing very well.

This recent Nicola news release was pretty encouraging and you might factor it into your decision, good luck.

https://nicolamining.com/nicola-mining-receives-multi-year-area-based-exploration-permit-for-its-flagship-copper-project-new-craigmont-property/

>>53248331
Yep. I've actually learned a lot from him, like how to identify a pump & dump. I know the tell tail signs now.
>dormant stock
>slow, subtle accumulation on the cheap
>sudden interest absent of any news
>rocket emojis, 100-bagger prognostications, "this is so cheap", etc.
>news release, then dump
The best example that the scumbag uses as a vehicle is WRR, a lifestyle company with a small project that always gets high-grade hits on a property that will never be developed on account of permitting issues. Prior to any anticipated assay news, the turd pumps it, and every single time the stock dumps on a news release, no matter how impressive the grades. Then he diasappears until the next pump.
@Vaughan banned him from the site a while ago, but he wormed his way back in somehow last year.
I might go to VRIC just so I can throw a drink in his face.

>>53248612
Nicola is also becoming well known to other companies for its toll mill.

>>53248612
>>53248894
Thank you pan man and fren. Whichever I don't dump i plan on keeping for at least a year so I'll give it some thought

>>53248915
Osisko Development just setup a deal with Nicola to mill ore stored at their mill site, i think a few other projects were looking at Nicola for bulk test milling too, their going to have a very bright future in the coming decade.

>>53248627
good info, thanks anon

>I might go to VRIC just so I can throw a drink in his face.

kek, he deserves much worse

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/atlas-salt-announces-institutionally-targeted-231500958.html

salt bros, are you okay?

>>53249581

>>53249872

I'd be totally fine if Atlas developed that mine themselves, because it would pretty much confirm that this is at least a 20x stock within the next 2-3 years with basically zero risks.

>>53249977
I just need one stock in my portfolio to do what it's supposed to do. I have $20,000 in Atlas.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/canfor-pulp-prince-george-300-jobs-1.6711267
another crippling blow to the BC forest sector. Canfor is shutting down and mothballing mills due to "market changes". The real reason is Canfor isnt making as much money in BC due to stumpage fees and higher operating costs.

>>53209510
>wanted to get in on BBBY
>realised that's just greed and greed is the worst investment strategy
Instead placed 1k in poo 1k in horse and 2k in western magnesium since I still believe Mg is criminally overlooked by everyone (steel production, lightweight alloys, limited amount of suppliers).
Have a nice day, frens.

>>53250719
This exact thing happened to me, I realized, I'll make money in this trade and lose money in the next trade and then keep losing money and turn into a fucking gambler. I'm not a gambler. I'm here to invest.

>>53250719
Jesus you didn't actually buy Bayhorse did you? What the fuck is wrong with you people?

>>53251988
A fool and his money are separated. I can understand buying 2 years ago, now they need to prove everything before you put a single dollar into it.

>>53250242
Patience is all you need, we hold the winner.

I'm only left with 1k cash, done with most of my buy. Will probably add 500 to my Altiplano and have a full position. Another 500 to Irving since I never have enough of it.

>>53252067
>now they need to prove everything before you put a single dollar into it.
they were exactly the same 2 years ago.

what you fools don't seem to understand is they've been running this same con for at least 10 years now.

>>53252247
>what you fools don't seem to understand i
I understand very well, that's why no one should buy. Empty promise mean nothing. He better start mining his land instead of shareholder. I dont even know why it's still talked here (beside the obvious trolls).

I'm using Degiro, can I really not invest in Canadian stock exchanges and SALT

>>53246187
nigga I've been an open bong since the first thread. I'm the one whos been telling bob whats the point in being a millionaire if you cant take a holiday to get to the Highlands before it's overrun with nogs and pakis like the rest of Britain.

My country is a fucking mess, but not much worse than the rest of the world, especially Europe.

Saying that, I'm in one of the roughest places in Northern England and the amount of nogs I see now is astounding. We used to be a bit of a safe haven up here because it's cold and everyone's a cunt, but they must have snuck a bunch in over the lockdowns because ever since everywhere reopened every other person I see is a fucking nigger. If it's that bad here I dread to think what it's like down South. London must just be Africa at this point only more bleak.

Makes me miss when it was just the pakis and muslims we had to worry about coz at least they are somewhat predictable.
At least they all look fucking miserable given how cold it is while I'm running around in shorts.

Thanks for reading my racist blog and no, you can't unsubscribe.

>natgas

>>53212016
Chad here. Made a lot of money thus far.

>>53252578
We are forever destined to be bagholders.

>>53252853
yesterday should have ended above 3.9, no idea why it dumped 5 percent in 1 hour

weather data is cold

>>53252988
I thought macros point to a good price increase, but its shitting the bed.

>>53253015
yes its weird, the macros for the historical dump last weeks reversed, but its still shitting

the pit has been ordered to keep the price lower by them

13:00 CET time for the daily natgas dump

>>53253098
Nein. A man can only lose so much.

>>53253111
I am merely stating that 9/10 times natgas starts to dump for up to 1 hour at 13:00 CET exactly

When all you guys post about natgas are you all trading futures? The only natgas play I've heard here is trillion.

>>53253123
henry hub natgas cfd

>>53253123
BOIL baggie here

>>53252988
>yesterday should have ended above 3.9
Why?
>no idea why it dumped 5 percent in 1 hour
Chart is still bearish like I said yesterday. RSI re-embedded like I said it might so we'll see if it can change today before the weekly close. The weekly is also currently under the 200wma which aint good.

>>53253123
My only natgas exposure is Trillion but I got stopped out of a large part of it (at a profit). I'll let what's left ride but I'm not touching natgas again until February unless the charts change.

>>53253183
>Why?
because I wanted it

I am god, I decide the reversals

>>53253213
It's dumping because you're a blasphemer

Is Natgas a buy right now?

>>53253291
Read the thread you doublenigger

>>53253275
more than 5 percent lol

>>53252383
Yea it's proper grim mate, I'm lucky to be in Denmark where we have it relatively good. Join Patriotic Alternative and go hiking with Mark and the gang.

In other news it looks like the real recession has kicked off. Just look at these price cuts.

>>53253470
I would never do something so offensive and against the interests of our benevolant ruling party. How anyone couldn't welcome becoming a minority is beyond me.

>>53253470
No mountains or hills in Denmark. Its flat and disgusting. Just putting that out for others to know.

>>53253603
Indeed, imagine not having access to authentic kebab made by a real sweaty and hairy paki. That's a life not worth living.
>>53253608
Excuse me?

>>53253123
I'm only in SM Energy and even that is volatile

>>53253720
Looks like a sand hill that we make on the beach.

>>53253769
It's 150m high and called Himmelbjerget which translates to sky mountain.

>>53253787
Is that in Greenland? Whatever you say anon.

is henry hub gas closed on monday?

Another day of ass rape for natgas sisters.

>>53253859
Silkeborg, Denmark. Yeah, I know you mirin.

>>53253769
Looks like its in Denmark, for comparison, Greenland has Gunnbjørn Fjeld, its 3500m. Just say Norway is the best and we'll leave you alone.

>>53253934
Looks like its in Denmark, for comparison, Greenland has Gunnbjørn Fjeld, its 3500m. Just say Norway is the best and we'll leave you alone.

>>53253909
relentless, it really is going back to 2

>>53253958
Norway may have slightly better nature, but it's rightfully Danish clay anyway.

>>53254006
Looks like you are gay for Norge.

>>53209724
literally what do you imagine the US can do?
explain specifically the measures they will take to "crash gold"

>>53253934
Do Danes actually drink Carlsberg? It would explain a lot.

>>53254025
Am I speaking to a fjeldabe right now? or are you the Finn?
>>53254120
Yea we do, why? Tuborg is better though.

>>53254179
Jeg er indisk mand.

>>53254179
>why?
Because it tastes like piss.
I remember Tuborg. My dad and uncles used to drink it at Christmas time because it was the cheapest beer at the off-license. Did it not come in a 4-pack of cans?

Natgas sisters, prep your ass hole because you are going to get fucked in all your holes today.

>>53254179
>>53254356
>he drinks the low-abv high-estrogen sugar tonic
shiggy diggy my niggies

Take the bourbon pill

>>53254330
A real poo? Where do you live? This is why y'all need to start namefagging, I never know who I'm talking to, besides the obvious french fag.
>>53254356
Carlsberg isn't the best sure, but still better than Heineken. They have had some 4 pack 50 cl I think.

Gold is doing really well lately, if we can break 2000 again we should see some excitement come back to the mining stocks.

>>53254740
Ja, jeg bor i India.

>>53254800
Damn bro, that's crazy. Do you invest in Indian companies, or are they all scams?

>>53254894
We have really good companies here anon. Just index investing will give you fat returns, we have high inflation too, so you need good returns. I used to invest in auto and FMCG sectors. Now, I'm over 50% in pms and a good chunk in some mutual funds for investments in India. Pic rel is index of top 50 companies in india.

>>53254978
I suppose you could stand to gain significantly from the west shifting manufacturing out of China. Superpower by 2030 confirmed.
Out of curiosity, how are capital gains taxed in India?

The big gold miners really don't want to move up with gold this week. Weird divergence.

>>53255060
Yeah, my town manufactures some stuff for Apple. Just for that company, government has built good roads around here. CGT, we have short term and long term. for short term, its 15%. Long term gains is a 10%. You also get a deduction of 1200 USD for gains.

we really crabbing today? fuck you

>>53255139
Maybe at $1950 the market will notice what's going on

Inverted head and shoulder on oil?

Why does first majestic underperform so much?? Wtf

>>53255281
Those are some sweet rates, I'm jelly.

>>53255634
They have a huge mkt cap and make no money, like most silver producers.

>>53255698
They’re down on the month, even the large producers are up >5% on the month. Shits pretty gay ngl

>>53255792
Being a silver miner investor is a hard-knock life.

>>53255559
Rounded base/Cup and handle.

Crab city

>>53255634
I rotated my AG into Hecla, going much better

>>53256060
I’m exposed to ag through silj. Silj is pretty shitty. I might just sell it and make my own portfolio

new bread >>53256377

>>53256253
HL is the bulk of my own silver portfolio. They're already the #1 US silver producer, and after they stole Alexco they'll be Canada's #1 silver producer beginning Q4 this year. As long as silver price stays strong HL seems like as safe a silver play as there is.

>>53255675
We get fucked in other taxes, 30% GST. 30% income tax. 50% tax on shit like cars and stuff.