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Post your top low cap junior miners and best CMMG memes

>>56562408

I don't have CMMG memes :(
But you can have this cool information.

https://nma.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/coal_reserves_state_type_20.pdf

silver
gold
copper
iron
oil
gas
coal
uranium

Check out this thread on /pol

>>>/pol/447591269

>>56562130
>>>56562122
>It's a sign that the difference between short (imperial) tons and long (metric) tons is a very important issue to discuss

>>56562555
According to those figures, Illinois has more currently mineable coal than all of Appalachia.

How much do you guys think tax loss selling will do to the mining sector. Will we see all time lows in the next couple of months?

>>56563368
who will tax loss sell when you have no winners?

Irving meme bump

>>56562408
Will Smith is a BLLG baggie

>>56563368
It might not be that bad this year. Gold and miners have been relatively stable this year. No point in tax selling if you haven't had losses.

>>56562408
>live to slurp

https://www.mining.com/first-quantum-up-as-panama-congress-leaves-contract-untouched/

Great news for anyone still watching the First Quantum situtation in Panama.

>>56565717
Is that your whole folio or just your losers? Jesus man

TCF is going to have an interesting monday
>captcha: D0GAS

>>56566572
Those will be my winners senpai.

>>56564746
Will is a cuck, Rana is probably plowing Jada right now

>>56565589
>No point in tax selling if you haven't had losses.
a position that holds flat or goes up slightly is probably going to be a cash loss to a trader.

WALKER RIVER RESPURCES = LAPON has lots and lots of gold and if you don't see the value at lapon then you might as well get out of the junior exploration stocks ;-))))))

Bottom line is there lots of Gold at Lapon and will it be worth a pretty penny at some point as my belief is there is 1 to 2 mil ozs there already at Lapon Gold is only going higher and higher loads of super high grade gold its not going away anytime soon https://wrrgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/WalkerRiverResources-_Presentation.pdf

Smart people can easy figure out the number of oz's from all the drill holes at lapon to date WRR already has 1 to 2 mil ozs of high grade gold juniors sold with 1 gram or less for hundreds of millions in Nevada WRR will be no different at some point in time

>45 days to go

>>56567883
>>56567896
>>56567909

Is this asshole really doing this?

Gary says

>>56569021
2 weeks we mooning boys?

>>56565717
maybe Graeme will let you play with his ore sorter, he is not using it.

>>56570556
It's too late bros

>>56567883
Ok that's cool and all but will they ever produced in their 13 year history or is it just a lifestyle corp?

Shit you're probably the CEO

redpill me on vizsla silver

>>56567883
>>56567896
>>56567909
>>56568467
Well done Rocket Red for at least trying to switch up your posting style but you're still unbelievabley obvious you fucking retard.

What sort of moves are we expecting this week boys?

Daily Mannarino
https://youtu.be/hgY9AC41JTE?si=trc4COotNUz6IiyZ

>>56572830
Watching $AII desu, pre-market looks to be going down according to lvl2, but an insider bought 2.2M shares last week.

Encore energy got their license for the Texas plant and will begin producing uranium by the end of the month. This stock should be five times higher.

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/681-tsx-venture/dv/150723-dolly-varden-silver-intersects-461-g-t-ageq-1-over-26-99m-incl-2-260-g-t-ageq-1-over-0-5m-in-81-meter-step-out-at-wolf.html

Dolly Varden's having a pretty good start to the week with a great hit from step out drilling on their Wolf showing.

https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/barrick-gold-invests-in-hercules-silver
>Barrick has agreed to purchase 21,265,370 units of Hercules Silver (the "Units") in a non-brokered private placement (the "Placement") at a price of C$1.10 per Unit for gross proceeds of C$23,391,907.
It wasnt a rumor. A 7 bagger for now, soon a 50 bagger by 2024 end.

Lmao wut

>>56570781
It's actually currently rented, generating revenue. Also, BHS might be getting pulled up by the barrick/hercules thing. Just read the ceo.ca threads!

>>56573410
You're saying a ten billion market cap? Lol. 2 billion is max and that's under the best and maximum circumstances.

Also as a side item. Hercules is now at a 200m market cap after an investment from Barrick. Faggotline gold is at 600m. Snowline is over valued.

Has anybody been keeping up with trillion? Something about a hedge fund blowing up and a guy killing himself and the stock is up 28% today?

>>56574542
I dont know, didnt do the math where it would land if it 50x. Im just happy with this validation from a major. I agree with 2b, thats my best case scenario. Pretty confident it will be between 1 and 3.

>>56574871
Im at a 9bagger btw after this small 10% upleg. Soon my first 10bag.

Source energy services back on the upswing again

>>56574626
So yeah turns out a hedgefund was fucking the stock price of trillion and then when his fund blew up he killed himself.

>SALT/VUL new low

>>56575963

I'm getting happier as the price sinks. Still waiting for that .50-60 range and then I'll multiply my bag.
Hell I hope it goes all the way down to 30 cents.

>>56576011

>>56575600
Yeah I bought a bag about 3 weeks back. Earnings report this wednesday (after market)

>there are anons in this thread that bought hercules or salt last week instead of bayhorse

>>56575668
So when we say that jews and shit are fucking with our investments they literally and directly are. So when I rant to my girlfriend about jow I'm tired of these God damn jews and how my stocks are rigged I'm completely correct.

>>56575668
They really need to get the manipulation off of tsxv it's going to kill the exchange, no one wants to play anymore

I don’t think I’ve ever seen Capricorn mentioned here despite it being the best performing miner of the past few years

>>56574626
finally, this might be the "feel good" story of 2023

Train bump
Choo choo!

>>56579089
that's a pretty cool train

Bayhorse bros, I hope you never stopped buying.

I have discovered that if you want to sleep on the couch, don't stop talking like randy savage. Oh yeah!

>>56579486
It really is.

https://www.mining.com/web/battery-metals-lose-luster-as-surge-in-supply-outpaces-demand/

Looks like the battery metals market is cooling off, i wonder how fast those juniors that swung to lithium will swing back to PMs.

Führer bump, and reminder that
THE JEWS ARE OUR MISFORTUNE

>>56580610
Is the green idiocy starting to die down?

>>56580644
nah its not going away, just market oversupply glut for specific metals like lithium.

>>56579584
My lowest filled order was at 0.01. Let's see where we're heading now, or if this is yet another pnd.

noob here, is a 3.5% 450k ton copper equivalent resource any good? has exploration potential as deposit still open, 3.5% copper is high grade isn't it? what market cap should this be valued at if the company has 40% of the project? fucking hell bros, put my life savings into this

>>56581280
any info on the specific project? Thats not a massive copper deposit by most standards, but 3.5% grade is pretty good grade compared to the stuff you usually see in porphyry copper structures.

>>56581327
https://www.rtgmining.com/projects/mabilo/

>>56580639
It's crazy that twenty years ago I thought he was evil and five years ago I realized he's probably in heaven.

>>56581439
huh Philippines, thats different! How did you spot this project anon? if I have a moment tomorrow i ll have a look.

>>56581585
saw it on a stock forum and it looked good but i'm a noob so what do i know lol
mgmt have previous phillipines experience where they got bought out for a billion and they're currently partnered up with the villars who are apparently one of the big shot families in the phillipines, monster multibagger in the making surely?

>>56581666
>>56581439
>almost 1B shares outstanding.

Not looking too good for Skeena with nearly a 50% drop over a few weeks preceding their FS.

>>56562391
>no bitcoin
what a loser, lol

>>56583543
I passed on Skeena, all I remember is they had a red haired guy that seemed shady talking about his daddy senator

>>56579584
mooning again today, Grame is a great CEO

neighsayers... did we get too cocky?

TCF having a giggle, they are sharing posts that put them at a $4 price target

>>56584148
Lol wow what the fuck you werent kidding. My $600 went to $30 and now it's probably at like $190. Thanks graeme!

>>56584479
You did not average down?

>>56579584
I will see you on the other side space cowboy.

>>56584559
Arnold Schwarzenigger is a faggot and a bigger con artist than any of the CEO niggers who shill their shitty companies.

Predator is still my favourite movie though

>>56580708
It sucks if this green crap isn't going away. A big waste, if you ask me. And a big money racket for the super rich too.

>>56570556
>>56570781
>>56574391
>>56574391
Bayhorse was the most obvious scam

Is it normal that a gold miner consistently produces more ounces than it sells?
Dundee Precious Metals has now produced over 200,000 ounces that it hasnt sold in the past 6.5 years.
Is it hoarding high grade concentrate in its inventory?
>picrelated

>>56585394
ESG is only seemingly getting worse in the industry, as idiots in management focus less on excavating and finding resources, instead on looking good for Blackrock investment.

What the fuck is happening to oil?

>>56586091
reverting to pre hamas attack since it doesnt seem to have really changed anything anyway.

>>56585972
>idiots in management focus less on excavating and finding resources, instead on looking good for Blackrock investment.
This is exactly what I mean when I say our whole society is focused more on the "superstructure" than on the "economic base."
I think it's the sign of a decadent society that's divorced from the real world, at least in the upper echelons.

TCFbros…

>>56574391
How am I that guy, if I didn't post this? Is this someone else on an Austrian ISP?

I occationally get ban messages for older posts I didn't write, but never saw a message in a thread I am reading as being from (((me))).

My companies with good fundamentals are crashing and my low cap shitcos are mooning. What even is this market lol

>>56586880
sounds like your isp is reusing ips
4chunnel ids by ip

https://www.zerohedge.com/energy/behind-mike-bloombergs-500-million-donation-finish-job-coal

'“With 372 of 530 coal plants announced to retire or closed to date—more than 70 percent of the country’s coal fleet—this next phase will shut down every last U.S. coal plant,” Bloomberg Philanthropies stated.'

TCF bros...

>>56586091
Manipulation.

>>56587252
More of the same. Shit clowned and gay.

>>56586091
Jews

Niobium is probably going to give me my first sizeable 10-bagger, outstripping my annual salary in gains. Thank you niobium.

>>56585972
Hi Pan Man.

Where are the coal fields in Canada, and what's the data on them, like recoverable reserves, BTU per weight, SO2 content etc.?

>>56589695
there are a huge number of coal fields found across Canada, most are either sub bituminous or bituminous in nature, though there is a massive amount of lignite coal out there too. Only a few small areas in BC have anthracite coal, near Tumbler Ridge BC. Mount Klappan also has anthracite, but its never going to be mined unfortunately.
Here's some BC provincial info on Coal, i ll see if i can find the USGS / Canadian Federal report for Coal in Canada from 2011, thats got the data your after.

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/industry/mineral-exploration-mining/british-columbia-geological-survey/geology/coalfields

https://natural-resources.canada.ca/our-natural-resources/minerals-mining/mining-data-statistics-and-analysis/minerals-metals-facts/coal-facts/20071

>>56589695
a quick note too, while we have around 6.6 billion tonnes of recoverable coal reserves to work with, coal is slowly being phased out here in Canada. Demand for lignite coal is slowly fading for local power and heating needs, only anthracite coal hasnt seen a serious decrease in production.
https://www.canadianminingjournal.com/featured-article/a-hard-look-at-coal-mining-across-canada/

>>56589941
>we have around 6.6 billion tonnes of recoverable coal reserves to work with
I'm sure Canada has way more coal than that, though I know that's "currently estimated recoverable" reserves. There is probably a wealth of minerals far up north under the ground, including coal, that's not even known as of yet.

>>56589868
Thanks so much for the sources.
It's such a shame to see coal "retired" (killed) in the West. It's the easiest way to produce reliable reliable electricity, and cheaply too.

>>56589941
>Canada’s most significant anthracite deposits are in the Groundhog coalfield of the northwest part of the province. It contains an estimated potential resource of 37 billion tonnes of coal.

37 billion tonnes of anthracite in total "resources"! That's huge. That's like Pennsylvania back in the day.

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/industry/mineral-exploration-mining/british-columbia-geological-survey/geology/coalfields

>>56590368
90% of the coal people see coming down the Coast on trains is from that deposit, its all Met Coal bound for Japan and China. Its incredible how large some of the deposits are, near Tumbler Ridge for example, the outcrops of coal in local river banks can be well over 40m thick. Its interesting to see the Telkwa coal fields listed by the BC gov too, those also have shale gas which could be tapped for energy.

Any silver anons want to help me choose between Fortuna Silver Mines and First Majestic? Holding Fortuna now, but it looks like FM might have a better margin of safety, while still providing huge returns in the event of a major silver bull run. Thoughts?

>>56591258
I'd love to see that coal field developed further and used to rebuilt the North American steel industry. We down south have good met coal from southern West Virginia and Alabama.

>>56591423
I dont know if were ever going to see it get developed further, too much Red / Green tape. Its a shame but the modern reality of the situation.

>>56585844
Someone wants to weigh in on this?
>AISC is $840
>trades at 7.5 times earning
>7.7% of mcap is used per year to pay dividends/buy back stock
>cash pile is 43% of mcap
>all this seemingly accomplished whilst consistently selling less gold than they mine
>gold pile could be well over 200k oz but simply not documented in quarterly/yearly reports.

bumperino before bedareeno

>>56586091
The restless spirit of the Dane is taking it's vengeance on non-renewable energy sources

>>56586091
Biggest crude build since February
OPEC+ never actually cut exports

>>56570556
That's not true ... that's impossible!!

>>56591980
Did renew fag/Dane anhero?

>>56593331
He went silent around the time that oil pumped and Sarama was denied a permit and gapped down like 50% so I can only assume he commited honourabru sudoku

https://www.mining.com/newmont-plans-to-sell-mines-following-newcrest-acquisition/

Looks like Newmont is planning on selling their Cripple Creek mine and a few others after finalizing their buy out of Newcrest.

>>56575963
>>56576011
SALTbros... I think it's finally over for us.

>>56591324
First Majestic has a shareholder discount on their bullion store which is pretty based

Hello bros, what should I buy? Sruuf or u.un? Also, thoughts about IBKR?

>>56594005
What do you think will they get for Cripple Creek?

NFG will make us rich, if the nuclear fallout from NYC doesn't drift up there and screw things up

https://www.northernminer.com/news/new-found-gold-considers-toll-mill-to-cut-years-from-queensway-project-timeline/1003860581/

>>56562408
My memes are private. I have the prime of /pmg/ in 2019-2020 and the first 6 months of /cmmg/ memes.

>>56595306
we back?

>>56593428
Should I buy Sarama for 1 cent or is it ogre for them? They've opening a lawsuit.

>>56599697

>>56562391
https://de.fi/2.0/qruTLq

>>56599065
Lucky!

Bayhorse bros we are soooo back.

bump

When are the normies going to flood our industry? 2024? When Silver hits $100?

>>56603539
Sometime towards the end of the month.

>>56597911
Checked and based.

Don’t sleep on NFG I’m excited for my fleet of lambos.

>>56597074
That is very based. Do you have an opinion on which company has better fundamentals for the price overall? Just trying to get some other people's feedback, as I'm considering moving money from FSM to First Majestic. I've bought a lot of risky investments and paid the price, now I'm trying to consolidate into quality.

>>56603997
I wouldn't do that, FSM is ok, AG is shit

>>56604225
Yea, I mean I've heard this a lot from people online, but other than the lack of geographical diversification, why is it shit? Half their revenue comes from gold, so you get a more balanced (more stable) company. Also seems to have less debt than FSM. What am I missing?

Thanks either way for the feedback, fren. All anons in this thread will make it.

>>56603539
2024, when silver hits 100$. Exactly.

https://youtu.be/Bdk4ip7Ud2s?si=mPFx7wnohOjeSAxM

>Galleon Gold red cloud show case

>>56605334
Thanks anon, good presentation