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/CMMG/ Commodities, Mining, and Macro General Renewable energy fag Fri Sep 23 20:24:05 2022 No.51599387 [Reply] [Original]

SELL, SELL FOR YOUR LIVES edition
Commodities include
>Precious metals
Gold, Silver, Platinum group metals
>Energy
Oil, Natural Gas, Uranium, Coal
>Base Metals
Copper, Iron ore, Nickel, Lithium, Cobalt, Zinc, Lead
>Others
Water, Agricultural, Salt

More information for each commodity
https://pastebin.com/tduUv8Ny
Calculators for DD
https://pastebin.com/TsRtpKHs
Steer Clear List
https://pastebin.com/V571vwse
News Sources
https://pastebin.com/bQFESpBL

>Youtube channels to follow
Palisade Gold Radio, Mining Stocks Education, Sprott Money, Goldsilver pros (Rob Kientz), Finding Value Finance, Gregory Mannarino, Peter Schiff, Macro Voices, Crux Investor
>Canadian junior press releases
https://twitter.com/JrMiningNetwork
>Newsfeed
https://twitter.com/zerohedge

>What is Austrian economics?
https://mises.org/what-austrian-economics
>Austrian economics books
What has government done to our money (Rothbard), The mystery of banking (Rothbard), and Profit & Loss (Mises)

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>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 20:38:50 2022 No.51599638 Please sirs my lagoon has become brown

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 20:41:34 2022 No.51599696 Donna, noooooooooooo

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 20:47:02 2022 No.51599781 ECONOMIC NINJA NAMES THE JEW AND CALLS OUT SHEMITAH. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eSj8MwUlpt4 [Embed]

Anonymous Fri Sep 23 20:52:54 2022 No.51599878

Goys literally had a year to resolve their debt, sell, forget and buy anew. Last week you could sold abit and be comfortable now. Greedy piggies with there bags get shoah. You have one weekend of atonement and maybe some of you on monday might get a fresh start... not saying its better, just shows willing

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 20:55:03 2022 No.51599913 >>51599387 fuck commodities fuck mining and fuck macro i am financially devastate

>>	Renewable energy fag Fri Sep 23 20:58:58 2022 No.51599975 File: 405 KB, 562x517, 1660516208581303.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I have drunken a bottle of wine bros, how do I profit from this?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 21:05:34 2022 No.51600081 File: 53 KB, 1087x773, 659742.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >portfolio is down 40% since its creation in late 2020 I'll keep averaging down in junior until I make it, you won't make me bend the knee faggots

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 21:10:20 2022 No.51600154 >>51599387 Uh... I bought the dip on GUSH. That 20% dildo, that gap.... I just couldn't resist. I'm green now, am I totally fucked to hold over the weekend?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 21:12:33 2022 No.51600178 >>51600081 Thanks for your service. It's not a loss until they declare bankruptcy. You can wait that long. You have preferred stock right? Right anon?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 21:15:30 2022 No.51600242 File: 1.28 MB, 311x240, 1649705852068.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51600178 >Preferred stock on junior mining company.

Anonymous Fri Sep 23 21:24:46 2022 No.51600362
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>>51600242
You like that? It's hard to make a good financial joke in junior miners outside of them just existing

Anonymous Fri Sep 23 21:35:04 2022 No.51600522
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>Mfw caught SALT at couple of cents off the bottom

Feelsgoodman.exe
Well that's if this was the bottom. It could still go to $1.5 so we'll see if this was it for the collapse.
Even if it would rape my portfolio, I'd take a visit to that low trend line just so I can get more for cheaper.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 22:00:23 2022 No.51600936 File: 810 KB, 3172x1787, BayhorseInvestorsClub.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51599696

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 22:11:08 2022 No.51601106 File: 134 KB, 827x817, D408D75C-C3DF-4765-BAEE-5F3A3AF4B135.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51599781 I am glad I purchased his course

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 22:22:51 2022 No.51601276 File: 195 KB, 828x558, 85691E32-B23E-4522-A1F3-128BFA1BD248.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51600936 I will ride to zero gentlemen.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 22:31:02 2022 No.51601396 >>51601276 You can do it. I believe in you Make /biz/ proud anoargwkwn

PAN MAN Fri Sep 23 22:38:18 2022 No.51601503

afternoon all!

Three bits of news that might be interesting!
I am busy this weekend, but I hope everyones doing well!

https://www.mining.com/glencore-buys-newmonts-stake-in-argentina-copper-gold-project/

https://www.mining.com/baffinland-gets-nod-from-nunavut-board-to-extend-mary-river-operation-until-year-end/

https://www.mining.com/moodys-downgrades-mining-sector-outlook-to-negative/

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 22:42:13 2022 No.51601572 Do I have the guts to go balls deep in NRGU?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 22:44:36 2022 No.51601612 To this day I haven't found a platinum ticker that is all around great looking. Are there really that few platinum producers? Is Impala really the only choice here? Please give me some guidance on the matter if anyone can.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 22:45:42 2022 No.51601630 >>51601612 Sibanye Stillwater Limited.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 22:51:51 2022 No.51601704 File: 30 KB, 303x335, monkey putin.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Hurry up and start an oil/corn-guzzling stalemate already. Scale of Battle of Kursk with the stalemateness of Verdun when?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 22:54:23 2022 No.51601747 File: 49 KB, 836x912, lel.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51601276 Godspeed anon.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 22:59:45 2022 No.51601824 File: 141 KB, 828x1636, lel2.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51601747 Oh wait there's more. I haven't looked at total losses accross my accounts for a while. Nice.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 23:01:24 2022 No.51601851 >>51601824 $65,000CAD in losses. No wonder my wife is mad at me.

Anonymous Fri Sep 23 23:13:23 2022 No.51602009

>>51601851
At least you bought some decent companies which will pay you nice dividends.
You had decent amount of cash, next time try to average down slower because these things always go lower than you think.
I'd say there's nothing more expensive than selling a good company at a bottom and some of your buys like could be in the green in a few years.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 23:16:54 2022 No.51602073 >>51601851 Wives cost more

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 23:19:56 2022 No.51602116 >>51601851 Just tell her they are paper losses, not real losses.

Anonymous Fri Sep 23 23:23:03 2022 No.51602164

>>51602009
Probably right, but given the volatility of these things the only buy that I actually regret is the -70% on First Majestic where I foolishly bought the top. Even the -40 or -50 dips don't really bother me as I am in no rush to sell and those could easily swing green in 1-2 months if we get another PM pump.

If RIO keeps up with the fat dividends I might hold those stocks for the rest of my life.

Anonymous Fri Sep 23 23:34:12 2022 No.51602357 [DELETED]

>>51602164
Nice to see you're in good spirits with such paper losses, and you're absolutely right next time start with small buys and when they drop 50-70% increase the buys but always keep a 15-20% liquidity because they always go lower. Rio Tinto is a good company you're most likely going to be green with that position in 2-3 years imo. PAAS and First Majestic will go up with the price of silver, imo there's a good chance of that happening. Barrick is nice Agnico had a record quarter this year they and Kinross have decent assets in top jurisdictions and they're buying back shares. The others i don't know much about. I own most of these shares myself i think they will break their 2020 if it's worth anything to you.

Anonymous Fri Sep 23 23:35:43 2022 No.51602387

>>51602164
Nice to see you're in good spirits with such paper losses, and you're absolutely right next time start with small buys and when they drop 50-70% increase the buys but always keep a 15-20% liquidity because they always go lower. Rio Tinto is a good company you're most likely going to be green with that position in 2-3 years imo. PAAS and First Majestic will go up with the price of silver, imo there's a good chance of that happening. Barrick is nice Agnico had a record quarter this year they and Kinross have decent assets in top jurisdictions and they're buying back shares. The others i don't know much about. I own most of these shares myself i think they will break their 2020 highs if it's worth anything to you.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 23:38:53 2022 No.51602436 >>51602387 I'm surprised Kinross is still as low as it is, but I thought it was cheap when I bought and and I feel like markets are still digesting all the recent changes with their assets.

Anonymous Fri Sep 23 23:50:41 2022 No.51602634
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>>51602436
Well most of the insiders agree with you they're exercising options taking shares as work compensation and taking share dividends. Remember there is nothing more expensive than buying a top meaning taking the downside risk and than selling near a low meaning giving the upside reward to someone else that's the most expensive thing you can do. The best thing to do in these moments is to double down and buy more stock not saying you have to do this and you probably can't because your wife is pissed at you.Trends don't last forever and sentiment changes.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 23:52:24 2022 No.51602661 >>51601276 Hey man would you like to buy a bridge. There is gold and silver and oil under it and stuff. You will be so rich! Send me money and I'll send you a certificate of ownership which is like totally real and not made in photoshop in 3 minutes.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 23 23:56:32 2022 No.51602713 >>51601630 I will take a look now, thanks bud.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 00:03:13 2022 No.51602814 >>51602713 Sibanye has a 44% interest in Rand Refinery which makes the Krugerrand coins. Also adjacent to their property in Montana there is another company not producing atm but it's worth a look Stillwater Critical Minerals Corp.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 00:19:40 2022 No.51603061 >>51599781 Isn't this the guy that says you should go to Home Depot and stock up on BBQ grills to resell them later? Not exactly a big brain dude. Just an ebay reseller with a youtube channel.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 00:20:42 2022 No.51603076 I blew 500 bucks on GDX. Did I do good, bros?

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 01:35:11 2022 No.51603960 >>51602814 So I am reading up on them, and holy shit, is Africa the absolute worst jurisdiction?

>>	Renewable energy fag Sat Sep 24 01:45:00 2022 No.51604057 >>51603960 South Africa is pretty terrible. Some countries are decent.

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 01:51:23 2022 No.51604128

>>51599387
>SHILL, SHILL FOR YOUR LIVES
OP is Shill.

BUY commodities if you live outside of USA or China; take delibery & hold onto them. Run the GME strat: big corpos are undervaluing these resources cuz people are letting go of them too easily. Force the big dumbfucks to pay what the resources are worth or to have to buy from recycling plants.

That's right! HODLNIG resources not only drives up the prices of resources for you yourself, it also CREATES JOBS DOING RECYCLING!!!
Don't let the greedy rat-shills convince you otherwise.
>BUY COMMODITIES
>HOLD THEM OUTSIDE OF AMERICA AND CHINA
>PLAY THE LONG GAME
>SQUEEZE THE CHEAPOS PRODUCING TRASH

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 01:53:06 2022 No.51604149

>>51603960
Not really everything in Africa is cheaper discovery costs, initial capex and sustaining capex on projects is much lower than in the Americas, permitting is also much faster i believe. But i guess there's some problems from time to time with thieves and bandits. I think Endeavour Mining had an attack on one of their convoys not long ago a few killed but that occurred in west Africa. One of the mines Sibanye owns right now had an incident before they bought it read up on the Marikana massacre. Recently they had some problem with unions demanding higher wages, they resolved that. Problems occur everywhere they do not manifest themselves only in Africa. I guess it boils down to risk reward. I'm assuming you like what you see, if so I'd appreciate some remarks on why, I've been busy and haven't done the due diligence I've only skimmed through but Sibanye is on my watch list.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 01:53:34 2022 No.51604152 File: 38 KB, 1115x547, file.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] WHEN THE FUCK IS OIL GOING BACK UP REE I THOUGHT IT WOULD KEEP RISING UNTIL THE SPRING PLEASE SHUT DOWN MORE PIPELINES MR MONKE

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 01:57:31 2022 No.51604197 >>51604152 >PLEASE SHUT DOWN MORE PIPELINES MR MONKE That's not a good investment strategy. Imo oil is going lower before it goes higher too much retail in the space needs to be shaken out also risk reward is not there after the decline in oil prices.

PAN MAN Sat Sep 24 02:07:16 2022 No.51604287

>>51603960
depends on which region your looking at, Tanzania seems fairly good for example. Unfortunately though major resource regions in Africa never stay stable long enough for infrastructure to improve, and nations that constantly have corruption issues will always ham string development. Uganda for example, is horrible when it comes to developers and explorers. They have in the past brought in outside invested developers to build or plan a mine out, than confiscated or closed the project to take it over. Africa is so touch and go with projects, its why i dont really look into anything over there.
https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/uganda-seeks-investors-revive-copper-mine-2022-04-12/

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 02:13:04 2022 No.51604347 [DELETED]

>>51604197
Predictions are that over the winter, oil should go up due to increased demand. If Mr. Monke can cause more instability, I'm hoping prices will go back up to peak (or more). I will probably get out by spring and invest more long term, but I did pretty well there (made about 250% profit now, about 375% at peak).

Rest of the market is shit so not much to put it in anyway

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 02:14:07 2022 No.51604360 >>51604347 >>51604197 Also releases from the petroleum reserve start in november, which should constrict supply

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 02:14:45 2022 No.51604364 >>51603960 >>51604287 Yeah that makes sense it depends from country to country. Africa i cheaper and faster but It's also riskier, of course depending on the country the risk varies.

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 02:17:23 2022 No.51604384

>>51604197
Predictions are that prices should increase over the winter due too
>increased demand due to heating
>releases from petroleum reserves stop in november
>eu starts embargoing russian crude (doesn't restrict overall supply, but will probably cause issues while purchases readjusts and china buys russian oil for cheap)
if Mr. Monke can cause more instability, that would be great too

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 02:26:14 2022 No.51604481

>>51604360
I think the petroleum reserve is more of a political thing the world consumes about 90M b/d so the reserves going from 700M to 400M isn't doing much.
>>51604384
>>increased demand due to heating
I don't think anyone heats on oil probably natural gas but i think most governments stocked up on it when it was most expensive (they bought the top).
>releases from petroleum reserves stop in november
A dump of 300M barrels of oil is insignificant considering the 90M b/d world consumption.
>eu starts embargoing russian crude (doesn't restrict overall supply, but will probably cause issues while purchases readjusts and china buys russian oil for cheap)
Russian oil is flowing and will flow where it's needed because it's fungible you can sell it to the Chinese the Indians and they sell it west, or for example you can fill a Iranian tanker with Russian oil and no one can know. Gas on the other hand is different.

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 02:56:17 2022 No.51604815

Honestly I do not feel like any of the platinum mining companies are not more risker than usual. They all seem to have a lot of issues I can't feel safe about. Should I just buy SPPP? I have a feeling platinum might be making a move soon that will send prices up. Would sprott be a good play, or would a risk on one of the mines give better returns?

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 03:12:02 2022 No.51604971 >>51603061 Where to buy BBQ futures?

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 03:40:01 2022 No.51605257 how do you check how good/bad this harvest season is going to be? any pointers on what to look out for in terms of indicators?

>>	PAN MAN Sat Sep 24 05:14:37 2022 No.51606133 >>51604815 I wish there were more worth while platinum exploration projects, I havent heard of any in North America in recent months to be honest.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 05:55:21 2022 No.51606446 >>51604384 Don't forget falling demand due to a severe global recession

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 06:52:38 2022 No.51606887 >>51606446 Worst comes to worst, I'll just buy in more and wait for it to go back up. I bought a bunch of USO at about $20/share, so I'm chilling. If it goes back up to $85 I'll probably get out and wait a bit in some cds

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 07:55:49 2022 No.51607258 >>51604384 How much of that increase could be stifled by other energy tho? Nuclear is back on the table for some countries again as well as other energy sources being discussed. >>51604481 I heat with kerosene many many burgers do

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 08:46:44 2022 No.51607599 >>51604152 >I THOUGHT IT WOULD KEEP RISING BEFORE ELECTIONS lmao See you in November

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 08:48:56 2022 No.51607616 Should I be buying right now?

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 09:15:54 2022 No.51607793
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>>51607616
if you have to ask, then you are doomed.

On another note, is there any subscriber to Luke Gromen FFTT here ? Apparently, his content is golden, please share if you can

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 09:20:46 2022 No.51607822 File: 40 KB, 447x464, 1664011232611.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >price drops >i buy the dip >price drops >i buy the dip >price drops >i buy the dip >price drops >i buy the dip how much more pain am I supposed to endure?

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 09:26:18 2022 No.51607855 >>51607793 I already have 90% of my net worth in these commodities, I just sold my car and have some liquidity I dunno wether to keep my powder dry or go more in now

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 09:26:29 2022 No.51607856 >>51607822 two more weeks

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 09:46:39 2022 No.51608005 >>51599781 why believe this instead of just learning the austrian business cycle theory

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 09:53:31 2022 No.51608045 >>51599781 god i hate his pudgy face, that ridiculous 90s haircut and the fact that he thinks "economic ninja" sounds cool

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 11:58:52 2022 No.51608750
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http://www.321gold.com/editorials/hamilton/hamilton092322.html
>Contrarian trading is based on the core market truth that the worse any sector looks and feels, the greater its upside potential. The vast majority of traders are momentum-chasers, they will only buy after sectors have already powered much higher stoking popular greed. But once they've rallied big-enough and long-enough to start attracting mainstream traders, the lion's share of the upleg gains have already been won.

>So buying low as massive gold-stock uplegs are being born requires fighting the herd. Capital needs to be deployed when it feels bad as popular fear, bearishness, and apathy abound. Excessive negativity is the telltale sign major bottomings are underway. That's certainly the case in gold stocks today, which are trading at stock-panic levels under false premise. They'll mean revert way higher before traders figure this out.

Excellent article. Most will regret not buying now and will chase. Re-read thread from summler 2020 and see by yourself.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 12:31:11 2022 No.51609000 >>51608750 Thanks for this Anon, i have read both Bobs books on investing. My only regret is bot having more cash to slurp these deals

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 12:35:53 2022 No.51609040
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>>51609000
Yep, people have no idea how rare this situation is, we are able to buy at levels seen only 3-4 times in decades. I was slurping Golden Tag and Outcrop Silver yesterday but had no cash when Irving crashed 20% at a 5year low...

Too many opportunity, too little cash. People will tell you in 3-6 months you were just lucky and they would have bought too but look around, everyone is waiting "for a bottom". That information will be available when we are 200% higher in mining stocks.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 12:48:51 2022 No.51609149 >>51608750 The trend changes, I change. Not buying until the trend has reversed. Simple as. Chasing bottoms is 2 greedy 4 me

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 14:54:06 2022 No.51610273

>>51609040
>People will tell you in 3-6 months you were just lucky and they would have bought too
I see this hubris all the time. I learned about bitcoin when it reached parity with the dollar, and I admit I didn't buy because it made no sense to me and still doesn't. I am going to be buying Monday most likely. I will see how bad the bleed is, but it should be recovering by next week, unless someone can straighten me out about this.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 14:55:54 2022 No.51610294 >>51607822 >price drops >i buy the dip >price drops >i buy the dip >price drops >>i buy the dip >price drops >i buy the dip Not feeling any pain at all I'm happy to buy companies i like at a cheaper price.

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 15:13:46 2022 No.51610511
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>>51609040
Wish my lukoy was available to swap into galleon Gold.

Excited to ride this pump to atleast 30$ silver and 2100$ gold in the next 6months to a year

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 15:32:29 2022 No.51610720 Where can I find information on investing in oil/gas and info on mining stocks? Is there a good recent book? Don’t wanna read the hoppe one because it’s out of date as fuck

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 17:00:25 2022 No.51611610 File: 68 KB, 612x612, 1533230154606.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51609040 I agree but also feel like we haven't quite had the final waterfall capitulation, probably 2 more weeks unironically. Could be wrong, let's see.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 17:09:11 2022 No.51611708 >>51610511 We need a FOMO in the DXY maybe like an 8-10% rise in a couple of weeks. 30$ silver is also too conservative maybe 50-60$ seems more realistic.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 19:17:00 2022 No.51613162 File: 715 KB, 640x800, 1663700562149971.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] bumpu

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 21:01:40 2022 No.51614180 >>51613162 These are worse than awful

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 21:24:48 2022 No.51614406 Dividends from South Africa miners are taxed real hard, apparently?

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 21:35:05 2022 No.51614506 >>51614406 How much? Not like its good in the USA or CAD is 30% and 25%. I think UK has 0 withholding tax.

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 21:44:39 2022 No.51614616

>>51614406
Probably. It's a terrible jurisdiction, all the major players have divested their SA assets.
Some countries have capital controls. Argentina does as well, if companies take money out of the country they have to pay a huge tax on (after already paying income tax). Don't know why there is still so much interest in the country. Maybe some are able to do a deal with the government where they are allowed certain benefits. I think that was pretty normal in Chile.
On an unrelated note I was looking into Newcrest, their stock has really tanked a lot lately. Seems to now be significantly cheaper than the other majors on pretty much every metric. Super long mine lives, AISC expected to drop to $500/oz in some years. 2Moz+ and a lot of copper production for $10B. There is decent volume on the Canadian exchange too after they bought Pretium. Worth checking out if you are looking for a senior.

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 23:06:11 2022 No.51615553

Some rumors are going around that Xi was detained on his return to China. Regardless of the validity of this, he was at an economic summit with Russia and I assume some other BRICS countries.
Kazahkstan and Uzbekistan were also in attendance. Kaz does some enrichment and Uzbek was the 5th largest uranium producer a few years ago.

To me, this seems like a group of countries that are not of NA/EU were trying to secure long-term nuclear energy plans. So in short, I'm still quite bullish on uranium. Tempted to do LEAPS on URNM

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 24 23:16:35 2022 No.51615696 >>51615553 Who would detain him, you mean like a coup? Don't make me go to pol for details. Also holy shit black swan ww3 if true, xi allies would fight this. Shemitah surprise before the finale.

Anonymous Sat Sep 24 23:23:48 2022 No.51615790

>>51615696
I think it's just unfounded Twitter rumors and memes. Supposedly Xi is coming up to a third election term and has been removing political opponents, but there are also dissident factions with his party.

But like I said, none of that matters. What's more pertinent is the nature of their meeting everyone went to, eg it seems to be an economic/energy summit. It is amusing it happened during the shemitah weekend though.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 00:07:24 2022 No.51616262 >>51615553 >Making investment decisions based on assumptions.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 00:28:23 2022 No.51616449 File: 145 KB, 567x521, 1661958660806659.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51614180 You bloddy basterd, by vishnu i will turn your mader into a gang you sister into a gang Such strong man doesn't need some gang bitch

Anonymous Sun Sep 25 00:36:35 2022 No.51616541

>>51616262
No? I already have other reasons to buy into the uranium space, and besides that, the market is efficient and there are also other factors you simply do not know, which means ANY kind of investment is based on assumptions. The fact that tail risks can happen proves this.

In any case, I'm just sharing some information I found interesting (energy summit).

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 00:42:40 2022 No.51616612 >>51599387 People who buy commodity precious metals don’t sell. We have an inflationary fiat currency, designed to inflate yearly. That is it’s expressed intention.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 00:48:22 2022 No.51616700 >>51616612 ok nerd

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 00:54:21 2022 No.51616766 File: 246 KB, 693x601, 1589860844783.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51616262 >making investment decisions based on messages received in dreams

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 02:21:24 2022 No.51617507 Should i keep shorting oil ?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 04:45:00 2022 No.51618620 PSA: Don’t buy Fission Uranium, it’s largely owned by chink CCP fronts

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 06:00:23 2022 No.51619177 https://www.lewrockwell.com/2022/09/alasdair-macleod/gold-has-never-been-so-attractive/

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 06:06:27 2022 No.51619225 >>51617507 Logic tells me that oil's gonna bounce back tomorrow because it just had an absolutely horrible day, but who knows?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 07:49:07 2022 No.51619816 >>51607822 >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0akBdQa55b4&t=23s just buy some more

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 09:16:54 2022 No.51620319 Gary savage is saying the only thing to be long right now is metals and that they will take off.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 09:18:17 2022 No.51620328 >>51618620 Fission sucks dick and Kevin bambrough says stay the fuck away. Their Financials are dog shit and they blow through money.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 09:19:18 2022 No.51620331 >>51620319 >>51620328 I have the gold ID. Listen to what I say. I am right.

Anonymous Sun Sep 25 09:45:51 2022 No.51620474
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>>51620319
based, currently down 40% on my PF, everything is red -30/-60%. Cant wait to recover, and more. At least, I consider I'm doing good considering how dogshit the PM sector was in the last 2 years.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 12:38:09 2022 No.51621536 https://youtu.be/PN3HPZOai-Y Market analysis from Goldfinger. TLDW: We're doomed.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 12:52:35 2022 No.51621640 >>51616541 Careful with uranium you could get burned buying here. I get the thesis but it's not a straight line to the top. >>51616766 Top kek. >>51617507 Imo not at these levels, but if it bounces yes.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 14:08:03 2022 No.51622254 File: 1.22 MB, 365x359, 1652219615850.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51619177 Basel III any day now!!!

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 14:46:16 2022 No.51622620 File: 116 KB, 1200x664, Drb5JMsX0AEtDr6.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51621536 Can't put into words how excited I am for the next 6-9 months. For lot of us, if PM do make a bounce like 2020, it will be a life changing event.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 14:47:03 2022 No.51622629 File: 30 KB, 300x295, OOOOOO.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51622620 I'm ready

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 14:49:42 2022 No.51622657 File: 117 KB, 584x622, 1584725036601.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51622620 I'm expectantly waiting for the trend reversal. Can't wait for everybody to be selling and blood on the streets. That's when it'll be time to buy.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 14:53:28 2022 No.51622686 >>51620319 So /pmg/ was correct all along

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 15:05:39 2022 No.51622801 >>51622620 man I'm really fucking tired of waging so I hope something happens. I've been living like a pauper for years now just waging, saving, and stacking.

Anonymous Sun Sep 25 15:43:52 2022 No.51623243
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Got 10k coming next week finally sold the last little bit of my crop. What socks about this gig is that the first 5/8ths of the entire job pays for expenses, labor, logistics, and storage so I don't get a dime until everyone else gets paid. Harvesting again in a month or so and the cycle starts again from the top

Fishing today for salmon. Wish me luck gentlemen
You fellas keep it in the green

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 15:52:44 2022 No.51623327 >>51623243 Are you a farmer or some kind of distributor or something? What's the business looking like recently?

Anonymous Sun Sep 25 16:07:47 2022 No.51623511
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>>51623327
I do some growing. Mostly distribution and transport. Brokering. Weed is at an all time low so alot of revenue streams are drying up which is good and bad depending on your situation. My rule is to keep a finger in every pie, but control of the purse strings is all that matters

Anonymous Sun Sep 25 16:09:34 2022 No.51623531

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKUVSjTk_Qk
so i just watched gary's latest video because everyone keeps raving about him...
>when line too up it maybe come down *inhale*
>when line too down it maybe go up. it called "el contrario" and it where u make big money *inhale*
>all u have to do to make big money is predict the future *inhale*
>also bitcoin bubble popped until at least 2035
what a bunch of drivel, why is this man popular again?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 16:14:50 2022 No.51623581 >>51623531 he's not popular but we got a few dickriders here

Anonymous Sun Sep 25 16:27:20 2022 No.51623723
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>>51623531
>1.8k views on this video
>7.2k subs
>popular
Gary is here shilling his channel. Lots of faggots do gigagay shit like this and the most sloped foreheaded, mouth breathing, knuckle dragging retards here will think its organic. About as organic as silverjew having 14 id's per thread posting memes and never bothering to change the filename. The internet opened the flood gates to let double digit iq witless mongoloids in a space normally reserved for the whitest white men.
The consequences will never be the same. Always do the opposite of what you read in these threads. Member clftranny? Yeah nobody bought that shit they were going all in on poo fagoon, gayhorse, and Kinloss. Nobody listened so we have anons with blood red portfolios less than 2 years later

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 16:31:13 2022 No.51623774 File: 82 KB, 639x607, 1662730414304062.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51623723

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 17:18:43 2022 No.51624307 >>51623531 >why is this man popular again? >>51623581 >Gary is here shilling his channel lol sorry lads there's like two Gary Savage fans in these threads. The only other person that I ever see even mentioning him other than myself is Red.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 17:21:35 2022 No.51624335 >>51624307 >1pbtid I not subscribing Gary

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 17:27:02 2022 No.51624400 File: 37 KB, 700x417, 1619048266168.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51624335 kek

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 17:31:05 2022 No.51624442 >>51623531 That was a shitty video he just put out but that's not a good representation. The man has a 100 batting average this year with impppecable timing. Literally calling huge rallies and dips mere days and weeks before hand.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 17:32:35 2022 No.51624461 >>51624307 I'm a subscribing member and I put a lot of stock into what he says. He's called everything this year literally days and weeks before they happen. The oil dip, the little miner rally we had, the stock dip and the stock rally.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 17:38:00 2022 No.51624531 File: 618 KB, 1693x1133, 1614212099519.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51624461 Yeah same, only subbed a month ago but I'm renewing for pretty much all those reasons

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 19:59:56 2022 No.51626143 File: 15 KB, 310x162, images.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >page 10 Bump

Anonymous Sun Sep 25 20:14:03 2022 No.51626308
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https://wolfstreet.com/2022/09/25/bear-market-rally-in-stocks-bonds-mortgages-wiped-out-why-this-nails-the-parallel-to-the-dotcom-bust/

>The bear-market rally happened because markets – meaning folks and algos playing in them – had this fabulous reaction to the Fed’s aggressive rate-hike scenario: They began fantasizing about a Fed “pivot” and about rate cuts and some even about QE all over again. Asset prices began to jump and yields began to fall.
>Many of us in our illustrious comments on Wolf Street had been expecting a rally. And I drew parallels to the bear-market rally during the dotcom bust. During that rally, which lasted two months, from mid-May through mid-July 2000, the Nasdaq jumped by 33% without ever getting back to its old high. Ultimately, the Nasdaq collapsed by 78%.
>That two-month bear-market rally in the summer of 2000 suckered a lot of people back into the market, thinking that stocks are going to the moon again, and they got crushed.
>The 2022 bear-market rally started in mid-June and also lasted two months. It came as the Fed-pivot-fantasy mongers – including some well-known hedge-fund managers – had fanned out across the financial media, the social medial, and the rest of the internet, asserting that the Fed would soon pivot, that in fact it wasn’t even doing QT after all, and yada-yada-yada.
>So we got a huge two-month rally, and the Fed-pivot mongers, including the hedge funds, that got out in time made a huge amount of money. But those people that believed the pivot fantasy and bought when the pivot-mongers sold, well, those folks took the losses. But that’s how it always goes.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 21:14:11 2022 No.51627037 File: 18 KB, 306x306, pepe coffee.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Why were crude oil prices high in June?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 21:25:01 2022 No.51627194 >>51627037 Summer. >>51626308 Wait, people are that stupid? People seriously thought "Damn, I think the inflation and economy is fixed by now, right?" What was that, like 4 months that passed?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 21:41:39 2022 No.51627456 >>51627194 The Fed pivot during Trump's term really must have conditioned markets.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 23:26:27 2022 No.51629006 File: 705 KB, 1499x808, 1652668690047.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Safu

Anonymous Sun Sep 25 23:26:39 2022 No.51629009

https://www.mining.com/sierra-metals-halts-2022-production-and-finance-guidance-on-peru-mine-blockade/

Another mine blockade in Peru. Sierra's stock has already been absolutely murdered, not sure why their costs have went up so much over the last few years. Could very well go bankrupt if the blockade isn't resolved soon.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 23:38:31 2022 No.51629190 >>51629006 What is this sorcery?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 23:39:10 2022 No.51629196 >>51629190 Blood moons >verification not required.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 23:42:45 2022 No.51629248 >>51629196 What happens on blood moons?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 23:45:01 2022 No.51629276 >>51629248 all the monsters you have killed come back to life

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 25 23:54:24 2022 No.51629376 File: 173 KB, 360x450, 45676567811.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51629276 I am ready.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 01:01:58 2022 No.51630285 What the FUCK just happened? Dollar is spiking hard, up 1%+ suddenly (and gold down). The entire global financial system is breaking down lol.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 01:05:43 2022 No.51630343 https://www.investing.com/currencies/gbp-usd British pound just dropped 4% in 5 minutes lmao wtf is happening

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 01:08:26 2022 No.51630384 >>51630343 Unironically, are we about to win?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 01:11:03 2022 No.51630427 >>51630343 Shemitah. Dude we told you. Debt jubilee is on October fifth. Enjoy the ride. Welcome to the national socialist party.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 01:13:25 2022 No.51630454 File: 336 KB, 939x815, 1653067207663.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51630384 Yes, their grip is loosening. The European spring just began in Italy tonight.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 01:19:35 2022 No.51630594 These Euros all have lots of debt right? Won't they be forced to devalue to keep the yields down? Do we just buy USD and gold?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 01:50:19 2022 No.51631221 >>51630594 Gold yes, usd is a shitcoin too.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 01:56:05 2022 No.51631311 https://www.forexlive.com/news/gbpusd-crash-under-10400-20220926/

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 01:57:22 2022 No.51631337 >>51630343 USD is king. GBP made new all time lows against USD and that happened with a bang. EUR next?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 02:41:05 2022 No.51632022 >>51630454 Gary savage called a top in the dollar

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 02:42:07 2022 No.51632039 >>51631337 Gary savage called a top in the dollar. Have fun. I'm going with Gary.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 02:46:23 2022 No.51632105 >>51632039 >>51632022 >the top coincidently falls on the shemitah season finale What a coincidence! By golly, what are the odds?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 02:46:51 2022 No.51632109 >>51632039 Zimbabwe?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 02:57:10 2022 No.51632253 >>51632109 not yet. a little bit of deflation first. when the Fed pivots, then Zimbabwe.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 03:10:55 2022 No.51632465 >>51632253 October fifth will be the pivot. Welcome to the national socialist party.

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 03:21:30 2022 No.51632624

>>51632105
Despite the US inflation rate other countries did much worse to their currencies. This gives the illusion that the dollar is strong because it's being compared to these currencies. Anyone here know what special drawing rights are? Or that they're the de facto world currency and have been for decades?
Basel iii isn't a funny name they've been doing this forever and out in the open and it's the next step in currency control and consolidation.
>https://www.lewrockwell.com/2021/09/no_author/four-unreported-signs-paper-money-is-dying
From the article:

>Aside from confirming desperation, the foregoing SDR allocation facts have a direct implication on that “barbarous relic” otherwise known as gold, which has been consolidating above last year’s breakout.

>That is, whenever SDRs are issued (and they just issued a lot of them), that basket of global paper money (USD, JPY, EUR, CNY, GBP and JPY) tends to go on a shopping spree for gold.
They're printing everything to rape us of our property and leave us with cbdc's.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 03:24:50 2022 No.51632684 File: 267 KB, 2503x1471, Capture.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51599387 is everyone ok frens??

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 04:11:15 2022 No.51633320 File: 62 KB, 680x530, FdIeVvmacAEGzDQ.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51632624

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 04:15:31 2022 No.51633384

Continued:

If gold shines brightest as real rates go deeper and faster into the negative, it’s our conviction, based upon honest math and genuine rather than doctored inflation figures or Fed-speak, that gold’s “golden era”has yet to even begin.

Whether more fiat money comes from: a 1) keyboard at a central bank; 2) the twisted fine print of the Reverse Repo Program; 3) the unprecedented fiscal deficits of mentally-mediocre policy makers seeking re-lection on COVID “concern”-signaling and tyrannical shutdowns, or 4) from the IMF’s SDR pool, the simple fact is that inflation follows the money supply, and today’s expanding money supply is literally off the charts.

The Fed, for now, can pretend to hide this liquidity-driven inflation behind double-speak or creative math, but eventually all truths (including inflation facts) float to the surface as real rates, like the paper money currency you own today, sink closer to the ocean floor.

But as every treasure hunter already knows, paper rots at such depths but gold never does—even after countless years of countless failed attempts by bankrupt regimes (from Rome to Yugoslavia) to pretend paper has value once the trust it has died.

But as Voltaire quipped, eventually all paper money reverts to intrinsic value: zero.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 04:29:20 2022 No.51633580 https://www.cnbc.com/2022/09/25/stock-market-futures-open-to-close-news.html The future is bright. Lambright

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 04:33:36 2022 No.51633633 >>51632465 Why on Earth would there be a pivot already?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 04:49:29 2022 No.51633812 File: 222 KB, 1616x1159, CanadasBest.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51623243 Are you still stacking silver?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 04:49:43 2022 No.51633817 >>51633633 >>>/pol/396985777 Because it has been willed by kek

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 04:53:01 2022 No.51633850 >>51633633 Jess care about their kikey numbers and dates. Watch. U think it's a coincidence? Shemitah was yesterday. October fifth is the jubilee. Watch. It'll happen.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 05:42:04 2022 No.51634272 >>51633817 That doesn't even say anything about a pivot >>51633850 lol

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 06:38:04 2022 No.51634841 >WHC down 14% today Ouch

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 07:35:29 2022 No.51635376 >>51634841 Wow everything is selling off huh.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 07:39:33 2022 No.51635415 >>51635376 Yeah I'm getting out of my coal stock in my country's exchange tomorrow. I thought I could get in while the train was leaving but maybe not.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 10:16:11 2022 No.51636896 Why oil is not dumping for real ? stop crabing

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 11:12:20 2022 No.51637601 >>51636896 zoom out it is dumping for real. Right now it's so doomped that it's trying to do a pullback to the upside. Arguably it's very oversold.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 12:24:50 2022 No.51638526 >>51599975 >That pic Sums up my 20's

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 12:37:18 2022 No.51638723 File: 59 KB, 862x679, Capture.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51637601 >zoom out it is dumping for real. interesting '08 recession movement

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 12:43:51 2022 No.51638832 Gary's calling a crash in the stock market, a top in the dollar, a fed reversal and a gold up leg all in the next two weeks. Haopy shemitah everybody. Our world is run by jews.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 12:48:49 2022 No.51638906 >>51638832 >crash in the stock market Agree >a top in the dollar Maybe >a fed reversal Doubt it >a gold up leg Probably in most currencies

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 12:50:55 2022 No.51638945 File: 615 KB, 1351x1615, japan_countryside.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51638832 >gold up leg so Japan is still on the table?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 13:12:54 2022 No.51639273 https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/1934-tsx-venture/bhs/128473-bayhorse-metallurgical-sample-returns-5-12-g-t-gold-from-its-crane-creek-gold-silver-project-idaho-usa.html

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 13:16:10 2022 No.51639315 File: 56 KB, 974x421, basedhorse.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51639273 wagmi

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 13:22:52 2022 No.51639439 File: 2.41 MB, 225x255, 456754567.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51632624 >You will be happy.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 13:23:09 2022 No.51639445 >>51639273 >>51639315 >Graeme will release thw bonanza

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 13:28:26 2022 No.51639552 >>51639273 what happened to the first 2 mines, why are we drilling a third property, bros?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 13:29:51 2022 No.51639579 >>51639552 Pan Man said its either to stall for time or the other locations were bust.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 13:38:30 2022 No.51639754 File: 836 KB, 2410x1132, 1613962893555.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51639552 >>51639579 expansion is great

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 13:41:56 2022 No.51639815 Germanfags: Do you pay taxes on the gains made from exchanging 1 fiat currency into another? Lets say i buy USD with EUR, when EUR is Wehrmacht tier, I sell USD for EUR. Do I pay taxes on that? Is that capital gains?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 13:58:44 2022 No.51640131 >>51639815 Forex gains are taxable capital gains. Your government deserves your tax money. Kek sorry couldn't keep a straight face

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 14:20:47 2022 No.51640496 oil is back to 80

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 14:25:05 2022 No.51640565 File: 300 KB, 1070x1119, Screenshot_20220926-101237_Samsung Internet.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Has anyone seen or heard from Blue Lagoon bro lately?

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 14:37:14 2022 No.51640779

>>51640565
You mean silver jew? He "left" dramatically like half a year ago when he got BTFOd by Bayhorse dilution news right after he had assured there surely wouldn't be any more dilutions. /smg/ was having a giggle. The guy is still lurking and posting here though allegedly.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 15:01:51 2022 No.51641237 >>51635415 BTU is up almost 5% right now. Could be a fake dump for coal

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 15:03:16 2022 No.51641265 >>51641237 Bull trap or bear trap... Hmm

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 15:04:18 2022 No.51641284 >>51641237 It is energy sector peaked: oil, uranium. It's only down from here.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 15:06:50 2022 No.51641328 File: 27 KB, 600x300, 1664204716056.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51639273 Please just deliver the silver concentrate to Ocean UK already, please Graeme I beg you I don't care about survey results if you never bother mining it

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 15:36:29 2022 No.51641889 >>51640779 I wasn't sure if it was the same person, but someone here had hundreds of thousands of shares and I think maybe even 100% concentrated their whole account into Blue Lagoon...hope he's ok

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 15:45:23 2022 No.51642043 >>51641889 There's more than one person that has a couple hundred thousand shares. Pretty sure one guy had almost 300k shares and the other had almost $300k at around 0.3 per share. Might've been a third too.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:01:37 2022 No.51642294 File: 1.32 MB, 654x480, bear.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51641889 >>51642043 One anon has over 500,000 shares, I think at US$0.39 avg. Lagoon bros can still make it, aren't we supposed to be greedy when others are fearful?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:02:43 2022 No.51642310 File: 58 KB, 1284x298, C6396361-AE77-432B-A300-10E3F2E7F299.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51641889 Bros…. I don’t feel so good. I have 75k cash and I think I’m gonna just spend it all on more Lagoon. Fuck it

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:12:15 2022 No.51642478 >>51642294 You can be greedy with the good miners/explorers that have dropped 30-70% instead of the unproven ones that have had similar or more dramatic falls.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:12:53 2022 No.51642485 >>51642310 That could work out anon, but if you want an explorer you might want to slurp a company that has had phenomenal drill results instead of, so far, just decent

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:16:14 2022 No.51642535 >>51642478 I agree, slurp the cheap ones with great results and no debt first. Although I think Lagoon does have some cash and no debt if I remember right

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:19:14 2022 No.51642576 >>51641889 No, I'm not OK. I sold 80% of it at $0.32 because I knew the bottom was about to fall out. Took some losses for sure but couldve been much worse.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:24:34 2022 No.51642654 -60% on my portfolio. Should have bought shitcoins instead, at least I knew they were scams.

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:25:44 2022 No.51642672

>>51633812
Stopped buying when I hit my goal. Will probably start buying again when it drops back to pre covid levels which should be in the next 3-6 months, Allah willing. But I had 2k Oz of loose coins and rounds by my 40th bay a couple years ago so I'm fairly content. Focusing on ammo reloading last year or so. Made about 10k rounds so far

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:26:55 2022 No.51642695 >>51641237 Never mind, it's looking more and more like a real dump.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:28:23 2022 No.51642719 >>51642654 You bought miners June of 2020?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:28:25 2022 No.51642720 Poolagoon bros??? Encorechads ?????

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:46:16 2022 No.51643078 File: 106 KB, 634x634, 1603967219992.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >+2.44% Trillion bros

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:46:52 2022 No.51643092 File: 3.42 MB, 1619x2159, 1659275771978025.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Just bought some NFG at $3.15. Twenty minutes later it's $3.03 >falling knives ain't easy

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:49:48 2022 No.51643151 >>51642719 >June of 2020 back then Aurcana was possibly the most popular pick here

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:50:51 2022 No.51643173 >>51643092 How have people still not learned to not try catching falling knives? Or buying in a downtrend for that matter. How much more pain do you need to feel until you learn this lesson?

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 16:50:52 2022 No.51643174

Lagoon is basically a failure right? There's no way they will miracle find good grades on their next drills, right? They also gave away big onion, right? I cannot see any reason anyone buys even at these lows.

>>51643078
Shame, hoping it would stay down a little longer.

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:02:53 2022 No.51643368
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>>51640565
Only thing I hate is having bought on Degiro. I don't care being down 60% but I fucking can't average down on this damned broker. Oh well, don't have a single doubt we will make it big with BLLG.

>>51642310
Are you all-in ? If so, you should def average down. If not, keep buying new position, it's good to be diversified. This is march 2020 all over again, buying a bottom is supposed to hurt.

>>51642654
-42% for me, I keep buying more every monthly paycheck. Not regretting one bit, no one can predict the future and this clown market. I want my chair when the music end. These last 2 years will be very good memories when I get out of wageslavery.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:04:07 2022 No.51643397 >>51643174 >Lagoon is basically a failure right Buriticá

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:06:03 2022 No.51643435 Salt squad is really getting fucked. Apparently a trade group on ceo is exiting although I have no idea how many shares they actually have. I was probably too hasty on buying in near open.

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:07:33 2022 No.51643457

>>51643368
I am all in on this portfolio, my Roth and trad ira are 60% cash, my 401k is garbage tier and I can’t do much about it. I moved 75k from cash savings into the blue lagoon portfolio, plan is to pick up more lagoon incrementally, so yes averaging down. Don’t really have any doubt that lagoon will be trading above $1/share at some point.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:12:36 2022 No.51643556 >>51599387 >New Hope goes up 14% over the last few weeks :D >And now it's back down 14% in just one day D:

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:13:27 2022 No.51643575 File: 59 KB, 688x764, Capture.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] What the flying fuck ????

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:15:59 2022 No.51643625 >>51643575 If yields don't come down, Nov 2nd 75bps.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:17:42 2022 No.51643664 >>51643625 We will reach 4% before end of the week if this clown shit continue. I dont believe market don't implode at that time

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:19:04 2022 No.51643690 >>51643625 >>51643664 If yields fall back down in value, that's usually when gold pumps and the market shits itself hard

PAN MAN Mon Sep 26 17:19:37 2022 No.51643699

>>51639754
>>51639579
>>51639552
I honestly dont know why their adding another project on to their roster when they cant even complete their primary project. These guys have either no real plans to get their mine / mill going or their stuck planning for something they cant afford to accomplish.
I wish this little mine would work, but it looks more and more like their stalling for time.

>>51640565
Blue Lagoon's recent results were pretty disappointing too. Their still not in the dumpster yet though, but it might be way longer of a wait than people were hoping for.

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:21:48 2022 No.51643750
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>>51643690
everything scream at a March 2020 scenario and I can't stop smiling knowing full well what happen next.

2 years of suffering and humiliation, it's time to make it bros !

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:25:55 2022 No.51643838

>>51643750
Honestly, while it's immediately disappointing to see things you buy tank by 2, 6, 10% in value the day or weeks after you buy it, it's important to have pieces on the board. Nobody knows where the bottom is, but we're almost there. Whether it takes 6 months or 2 years, there's going to be a pivot and we'll be very well off while people are losing their minds.

t. $5000 in uranium sector waiting to write calls (but not for October)

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:27:25 2022 No.51643874

>>51643690
Commodities shit the bed, CPI will come down so will yields and the dollar will weaken gold will strengthen in anticipation of the next wave of inflation because let's be honest Interest rates can't stay at these levels for very long. Multiple central banks including the: ECB,BOJ,BOE lead by the FED are running a pump and dump scheme on the dollar, making the whole world rush into dollars before they devalue.

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:29:35 2022 No.51643920

>>51643874
>Interest rates can't stay at these levels for very long
In the current clownworld? No, probably not, but didn't the 70s or 80s have fairly high rates for several years? We had extremely low rates during 2010 onwards. But there's also the scenario of what will happen if rates DO stay high for an extended period

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:30:02 2022 No.51643931 Glad i shorted oil , should i keep shorting oil anons ?

>>	PAN MAN Mon Sep 26 17:30:42 2022 No.51643956 Greenland just keeps making exploration in their country look less and less appealing. https://www.mining.com/web/greenland-minerals-dealt-setback-in-legal-fight-for-rare-earth-project-licence/

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:33:57 2022 No.51644034 >>51643920 Absolutely there is but they will be negative real interest rates. CPI will come off so will the yields. and when the FED is forced to pivot the yields will go up with inflation.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 17:50:18 2022 No.51644362 File: 37 KB, 566x680, Owarida.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] I'm ruined!

>>	Renewable energy fag Mon Sep 26 17:59:09 2022 No.51644529 File: 32 KB, 614x515, 1664063437548660.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51644362 Saltsisters... don't look at the price.

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 18:07:34 2022 No.51644699

The reality is a set of possibilities. The objective function is not money but survival. Running out of money is a close proxxy for failure. Therefore protecting your last thousand dollars in most even very unlikely scenarios is more important than maximizing your excess million dollars in the most likely scenario.

It's a monte carlo sim in which you cannot fail in any outcome. Therefore, gold and silver held as a 10x hedge in case of 1% chance of great depression 2.0 is quite reasonable method of covering survival in several low but non zero probability futures.

However: If you expect a > 5% chance of making it on precious metals you're coping hard.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 18:19:46 2022 No.51644947 File: 921 KB, 640x360, 1.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51643092 just bought another 300 NFG at $2.97

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 18:23:34 2022 No.51645019 File: 4 KB, 366x38, salt.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Yikes

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 18:25:27 2022 No.51645048 File: 59 KB, 666x771, Capture.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51643575 Something is cooking

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 18:36:53 2022 No.51645298
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>>51645048
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/09/26/the-real-cure-for-inflation-has-gone-ignored-forbes-says.html
>Forbes suggested using gold to stabilize currencies — for example, tying the U.S. dollar to gold so the dollar has a fixed value.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 18:57:44 2022 No.51645718 File: 45 KB, 1062x387, cure.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51645298 The author should have had the balls to put the word "Gold" in the title

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 19:00:34 2022 No.51645765 When will we know when the central banks start Zimbabweing their yields down? Is it when you start hearing about Yuro austerity in the news. People raving on about debt?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 19:26:39 2022 No.51646260 >>51645298 Terrible idea. Fixed values are no good. Currencies and gold must be subjected to market pricing.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 19:32:23 2022 No.51646393 guys is current price good for long term investment in gold (ticker US$ / OZ) thanks for advice.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 19:37:43 2022 No.51646492 >>51646393 Long term, absolutely. Short term, expect downside but also it's possible we're pretty close to a bottom.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 19:44:11 2022 No.51646607 >>51645019 AAAAAA!! I'm financially ruined! Please drop to 1.5 and stay there, hell go lower! I want to double my holdings.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 19:55:50 2022 No.51646788 Are commodities even real, bros? `

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 19:55:51 2022 No.51646789 I boughted

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 19:56:51 2022 No.51646805 >>51646789 I slurped a bit of ENCUD with the cash I somehow hadn't spent yet in fidelity

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 19:57:39 2022 No.51646819 >>51646607 If Atlas goes much lower I'm selling some dogs and rotating in. I don't think a guy with Rowland Howe's experience take the job as president and I don't think a director leaves NFG for Atlas if they didn't have a big winner coming.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 19:58:09 2022 No.51646829 File: 92 KB, 976x850, 43023.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51645019 >he invested in salt when you can go into McDonald's and get it for free unironically ngmi

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 19:59:39 2022 No.51646861 >>51646607 If Atlas goes much lower I'm selling some dogs and rotating in. I don't think a guy with Rowland Howe's experience takes the job as president and I don't think a director leaves NFG for Atlas if they didn't have a big winner coming.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 20:00:52 2022 No.51646889 >>51646829 based

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 20:04:07 2022 No.51646944

>>51646861

I already rotated my stocks into it at $2, got to get some new money in it.
If we put the recent price action aside along with all other hype etc.. it's simply a fundamentally sound investment with very little to zero realistic downsides.
Greatest benefit is that it will move against the greater market currents once this air has been let out.
And it's good to remember that if people got into this 2 years go, they're still up like 40x so it can potentially move a lot downwards before the pressure is gone.
This selling doesn't phase me at all despite getting utterly fucked on the price, because I want more of it and the further down it goes the better. If it goes to something crazy like $1 the future multipliers are going to be pretty damn attractive.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 20:13:41 2022 No.51647134 >>51646944 Good points anon, and Howe has basically said this is better than the salt mine he ran for Compass Minerals. Might take some time, but a buyout will be a nice payout for shareholders.

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 20:15:50 2022 No.51647170
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http://www.321gold.com/editorials/moriarty/moriarty092622.html
>With the penny juniors in the mining area falling off a cliff on Friday with massive drops across the board, we are starting to see capitulation. While it is painful to watch your investments dropping by double digits daily, this is where wise investors make their fortunes. The market will rocket higher just as soon as those silly investors who used margin finish selling off the last of their investments just to meet a margin call.
>These sorts of opportunities only come once in a lifetime. Prepare yourself to rake up the falling fruit.
>Weak hands buy at tops and sell at bottoms. Strong hands buy at bottoms and sell at tops. It’s vital that investors remember that at every top there are 50 reasons to buy, and at every bottom there are 50 reasons to sell. That’s what makes them tops and bottoms

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 20:27:17 2022 No.51647392 File: 45 KB, 1280x720, 1609630500725.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51646789 >he bought?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 20:33:15 2022 No.51647502 >>51647170 Don't try catching those falling knives bros. Wait for a cleae bottom and a trend reversal. You're not going to miss the bullrun don't worry. The bear jumps out the window but the bull has to climb the stairs.

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 20:38:16 2022 No.51647601
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>>51647502
Too late bro, I'm already all-in and can't stop myself converting every paycheck into shares. I know it can go lower but I just can't stop myself, way too cheap.

Me being a retard with memeline and timing also don't help, migh as well buy when I know it's cheap. Can't lose buying low.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 21:29:29 2022 No.51648600 >>51647601 >converting every paycheck into shares Kinda based.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 21:43:48 2022 No.51648921 >>51647601 What are you buying, friend

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 21:43:56 2022 No.51648922 >>51647170 I'm willing to hold but I really need money right now and I'm in debt. How long would it take for the reversal? Another fucking year?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 21:54:14 2022 No.51649102 >>51647601 I hope you don't get dilooted to oblivion. WAGMI

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 21:58:06 2022 No.51649158 File: 28 KB, 1753x167, Untitled.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] My broker is being showing this for some weeks now. Is this what it feels to go to 0?

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 22:07:18 2022 No.51649330 File: 236 KB, 513x748, 423534646.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51648922 >I really need money right now and I'm in debt.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 22:41:41 2022 No.51649894 File: 12 KB, 319x326, 1623146044195.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51648922 >I'm willing to hold but I really need money right now and I'm in debt.

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 22:57:22 2022 No.51650169

https://archive dot ph/VEhs2
>UK lenders pause new mortgages amid market turmoil
>Some of the UK’s biggest mortgage lenders, including Virgin Money and Skipton Building Society, have stopped offering new home loans in response to the market volatility triggered by the government’s mini-Budget.

Everything is fine. No reason for alarm, just a little turbulance.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 23:03:18 2022 No.51650246 >>51650169 Surely the Sterling will bounce up from here unto new highs and crash the Dollar while at it... Surely... Kek nope

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 23:05:22 2022 No.51650275 >>51650246 >Surely the exact same thing isn't going to happen in the US.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 23:07:48 2022 No.51650302 >>51650275 Sure maybe ten years down the line. As for more immediate time frames, the Dollar will keep strenghtening until exports get hit too hard I'd say.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 26 23:09:39 2022 No.51650325 >>51650302 >Sure maybe ten years down the line. You're way too optimistic.

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 23:16:16 2022 No.51650409

>>51650325
These things take a long time to happen. Much longer than most people predict. Not just crashes but market movements in general. I've seen it here so many times, people calling bottoms and tops left and right only to be surprised when things didn't go as they had hoped. The Dollar can live longer than many here would believe, and in the near term DXY can keep going higher than many here think also.

Euro though, that might be bust within ten years. GBP might survive in that time frame but man it's going to suffer a lot.

Anonymous Mon Sep 26 23:22:26 2022 No.51650485

>>51650409
You're talking like the dollar doesn't have the same fundamental issues as other currencies.
How do you suppose the US government is going to fund all It's liabilities running a significant budged deficit at these interest rates, not to mention the lagging effect of the rise in interest rates meaning rise in unemployment meaning defaults on loans meaning a lot of revenue streams for government start disappearing like income tax. The fact of the matter is the FED is working with other central banks to pump the dollar before they pull the rug essentially a pump and dump scheme.

>>	PAN MAN Tue Sep 27 01:15:40 2022 No.51652173 https://www.mining.com/web/trevali-to-close-burkina-faso-zinc-mine-after-deadly-flood/ That was a fast fall from grace! I wonder if they will be able to find a buyer for the property.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 01:15:42 2022 No.51652175 File: 1.25 MB, 400x400, 1600476560790.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51599913

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 01:45:04 2022 No.51652684 File: 1.97 MB, 640x359, 1664242062930605.webm [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] How are Irving bros holding up?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 02:21:19 2022 No.51653242 I used to laugh at goldbugs. Been laughing at you for half of 2020 and all of 2021. But now I'm worried. Are you guys okay?

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 02:24:49 2022 No.51653289

>>51650485
>You're talking like the dollar doesn't have the same fundamental issues as other currencies.
You're correct. We also have a military budget larger than the GDP of Turkey, the world's 17th largest economy. The reality is that on a flight for safety, everyone still wants Dollars - whether that's ill advised in the long term remains to be seen but it's certainly the correct play in the eyes of foreigners.

Ultimately (((they))) have way too many tricks they can pull in order to keep the gravy train going. Although with how much money we're sending to Ukraine to surely be funneled to top administration employees Cayman Islands, I'm starting to think we might be in the end game.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 02:29:45 2022 No.51653357 Newcrest is around 15 right now, should I get back into it or put this month's DCA entirely into NFG

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 02:32:29 2022 No.51653390 >>51650485 Like it or not the Dollar has different fundamentals. It's the world reserve currency.

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 02:36:36 2022 No.51653455

>>51653289
>Ultimately (((they))) have way too many tricks they can pull in order to keep the gravy train going. Although with how much money we're sending to Ukraine to surely be funneled to top administration employees Cayman Islands, I'm starting to think we might be in the end game.
Politicians making money from war isn't anything new, and the fact of the matter is there's no military competition to the US atm. As you mentioned the US spends alot of money on the military, making most militaries seem like a joke compared to the US. This makes me feel like it's not the end game because usually when an empire falls it falls with a bang. Or maybe it is the end game and we haven't heard the bang yet?
>>51653390
The same thing happens to the dollar as with all other currencies It's just the last to act because of it's reserve status. To say that the dollar can only go up is ignorant.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 02:37:04 2022 No.51653466 >>51650485 In the land of the hungry the shiniest turd is a delightful treat.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 02:49:33 2022 No.51653625 >>51653357 Newcrest. And snowline > NFG when it comes to big explorers imo.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 03:24:04 2022 No.51654150 whitehaven bros... we taking our first L

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 03:52:56 2022 No.51654548 >>51653625 Didn't Snowline run up bigly already?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 03:58:08 2022 No.51654615 >>51654150 Whitehaven is up 7% after that huge red dildo though

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 03:59:29 2022 No.51654626

Give me the bear case for uranium. I have $5000 in UUUU, but I'm looking for additional risks.
Like, politically, what could happen that would prevent it from having a bull run in the next few years? People are tired of ESG and don't care about carbon emissions when they're freezing to death. It's just such an obvious play that I have to be missing something, they wouldn't let retail win in an entire sector so easily

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 04:27:08 2022 No.51654952 what's Cameco up to

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 04:45:14 2022 No.51655153 >>51654626 Big Oil buried it before and all it takes is for one incident to bury it again

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 05:08:25 2022 No.51655343 >>51653390 >Dollar has different fundamentals Fiat=fiat >world's reserve currency Which will end as planned long ago

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 05:24:41 2022 No.51655473
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>>51648921
Golden tag and Outcrop Silver last friday, out of powder now, will buy next week, dont know who, depends how bloody it become.

>>51652684
incredibly angry I didnt had cash last week when it crashed 20%. I pray God it happen again, and more.

>>51653242
Never been so confident I'll make it.

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 05:44:02 2022 No.51655624
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Lads, saw there was insane put volume on PBR today. What I don't know is whether it was buy side or sell side

>>51655153
So there's basically no harm in aggressively taking profits as it rallies, then?

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 06:13:10 2022 No.51655863
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>>51655624
Better image. Looks like Lula da Silva is the frontrunner of their upcoming election and wants to use PBR to help the economy. Meanwhile, Bolsonaro wants to privatize it. Looks like activity based on politics.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 06:25:18 2022 No.51655972 >>51655863 >>51655624 its showing me PBR pays a ~50% dividend? is that true / sustainable? thats nuts

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 06:39:12 2022 No.51656089 >>51655972 Yeah, VALE and PBR had a huge dividend announcement this year. PBR iirc was at risk of nationalizing and they wanted to entice investors Also ignore the P&L charts on >>51655863, the calculator was being fucky. Still, huge volume

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 07:42:07 2022 No.51656570 >>51656089 does PBR do 3 dividends per year? looks like the past year they did 3 and this year they've done 2 already. also do they pay the dividends in USD or in brazilian real? i dont want to be paid in reals

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 08:15:36 2022 No.51656832 Why is everything so fucking blood red? Should I have sold Atlas Salt earlier or is this just market pullback?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 08:23:11 2022 No.51656882 File: 260 KB, 1428x1570, swingkek.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51656832 too many questions, everything is red.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 08:28:20 2022 No.51656913 >>51643368 >can't average down on this damned broker wut

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 08:39:33 2022 No.51656988

>>51656832
>Should I have sold Atlas Salt earlier
The question should be why didn't you take profits when the smart anons ITT where explaining how it is stretched heavily over the 200dma and not immune to pullbacks? Did you listen to the ceo shills saying buyout imminent brace for a 17x to the moon saltbros???

It is just a pullback (Shemitah to be specific) so things will turn around, but damn I can't wrap my head around the people who just straight up held SALT all the way to 4 dollars and down again.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 09:24:22 2022 No.51657344 whats the deal with this nordstream pipeline sabotage and will it affect european natty gas prices? the pipelines weren't flowing yet

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 10:03:08 2022 No.51657660 >>51657344 They are both completely off for months now, we eurocuck are doomed https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1574694670630027264 >Sabotage cannot be ruled out. Damage to Nord Stream pipelines is unprecedented — Kremlin

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 10:08:26 2022 No.51657702 >>51657344 This solidifies the European fate this Winter. Now our (((friends))) have ensured that even if policy were to shift in Germany and trade resumed, no gas would be coming from Russia

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 11:04:28 2022 No.51658103 Why does it seems all countries but USA is currently self-destructing? At most, a bad thunderstorm (for now).

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 11:12:13 2022 No.51658160 >>51658103 USD dollar wrecking ball

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 11:35:02 2022 No.51658322

>>51658103
US is using their reserve currency status to squeeze the world for dollars, decoupling from USD for international trade is not an easy process and there's also the international denbts denominated in $.
The US does not intend for this process to be easy or painless, as reserve currency status is a massive source of power.
Throw some glownigger destabilization politics on top of that (pakistan, iran, nordstream) and you've got a global recipe for disaster.
the united states will not go quietly into that good night

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 11:42:38 2022 No.51658403

>>51658103
>>51658322
look up "Triffin's Paradox" for more info. US needs to increase the strenght of the dollar to curb inflation domestically, but this is bad for the rest of the world who have US dollar denominated debts because that debt is gaining in value. also bad for businesses that have large parts of their revenues from outside of the US because its making their products more expensive to buy = bad for sales

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 11:46:09 2022 No.51658439 >>51658403 >>51658322 A side effect of a strong dollar is that US exports will suffer though. So there is also somewhat of a downside for the US too

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 11:57:45 2022 No.51658572
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>>51653357
>>51644947

NFG hits BONANZA, in another new zone

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2830-tsx-venture/nfg/128520-new-found-discovers-new-high-grade-gold-zone-west-of-the-appleton-fault-intercepting-10-4-g-t-au-over-10-5m-17-9-g-t-au-over-4-2m-at-keats-west.html

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 12:00:24 2022 No.51658609
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>>51655473
>thigh highs for me

Also complimentary daily "I'm ruined" ahem
IM RUINED
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
GO UP YOU STUPID LION WHY WHY WHY WHY
RANA WHERE IS BONANZA GRADE YOU BASTERD WHERE IS PRODUCTION NEWS MADERCHOD AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
HOW CAN I QUIET QUIT WHEN IM DOWN 60% AAAAAAAAAA

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>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 12:30:01 2022 No.51658931 >>51654626 Rick Rule says if he goes and turns on a light switch in 5 years and the light turns on, uranium has gone up substantially. Bear case, ESG successfully kills nuclear power plants, Rick flips the switch in 5 years and no lights.

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 13:03:27 2022 No.51659364

>>51658931
That's interesting. Before he used to say that uranium simply must go up or the lights go out. Now it seems he's not too sure the lights won't go out. It seems he too is just coming to grips with how insane our Western leaders are. Truly the worst leaders in the history of ever

Renewable energy fag Tue Sep 27 13:22:53 2022 No.51659638

>>51654548
Yes, but it has also come off its highs, and there was a good reason for it to take off like it did. Now I don't think there's 20Moz confirmed or whatever the hyperbulls are saying, but it seems likely there are several million very high quality ounces at least with good upside so it's a decent deal at this price imo. Haven't looked that much into NFG, but I don't even think their deposit is necessarily that big yet, it's just very high grade and they have a large land package with big exploration upside. Very highly valued already, more of a gamble that they keep finding good stuff.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 13:26:35 2022 No.51659691 >>51642576 I'm sorry to hear that freindo, but I'm glad you sold some. You can still make it, everything is going on sale again right now.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 13:33:30 2022 No.51659806 >>51659691 Ty sir I pivoted to Lion One right before the BD so got another 40% haircut immediately. I simply live with the pain.

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 13:33:51 2022 No.51659812
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>>51659364
I always thought his assumptions about that carried a lot of risk which is why I stayed out of uranium. Living in Canada and watching the politicians here and in the US gave me no confidence they would ever do the right things for their constituents.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 14:11:50 2022 No.51660329 >>51657344 this winter scholz will smile into the camera while saying "we would totally open nordstream 2 so you dont have to freeze but sadly we cant"

>>	Renewable energy fag Tue Sep 27 14:14:00 2022 No.51660355 >Oil Surges After Russia Proposes 1 Million Barrel OPEC+ Output Cut Lol

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 14:16:53 2022 No.51660391

>>51660355
Just coincided with markets being oversold imho
>>51660329
Scholz is probably pretty pissed about this actually. Now Germany won't have this backdoor option available anymore. Everybody knows (((who))) did it too, but of course there is no evidence. And pointing it out would be political suicide because Germany is allied with the USA

>>	Jealous Tue Sep 27 14:17:30 2022 No.51660396 Did I get yet another one in there?

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 14:17:42 2022 No.51660399

>>51659364
>Truly the worst leaders in the history of ever
the best historic fit i know is ceasar nero
he burned down rome to build himself a palace, he was also a faggot with a tranny "wife"
then again nero had at least some level of artistic talent, doenst make him a good leader in any way but its far more than can be said from our current governments

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 14:22:41 2022 No.51660481

>>51660391
>Scholz is probably pretty pissed about this actually.
no he isnt, he smiled into the cam while daddy biden told that nordstream two will be stopped
scholz is fully onboard with the agenda, he got his job because hes a massive bootlicker
>Now Germany won't have this backdoor option available anymore.
and politically thats great for the government, as the opposition or the public cant pressure them to use it
>Everybody knows (((who))) did it too
dunno if it was burgers or brd really, but it happend in agreement for sure

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 14:28:22 2022 No.51660556 >>51660329 >>51660391 https://twitter.com/TFMetals/status/1574761227968204801

Renewable energy fag Tue Sep 27 14:28:28 2022 No.51660559

>#BREAKING Kyiv says Nord Stream gas pipeline leaks a 'terrorist attack' by Moscow

Of course they would say that. I wonder who actually did it. Russia could just shut it off if they wanted to. But then again Russia is the ones with the easiest access and capability to do it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 14:32:57 2022 No.51660643 File: 12 KB, 811x258, Untitled.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51660355 >>Oil Surges lmao

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 14:33:35 2022 No.51660653 File: 117 KB, 1440x1080, 1622830931676.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>51660559 >instead of pushing a button and turning OFF Gas delivery, we will destroy our own infrastructures Yeah sure, must be russian

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 14:35:49 2022 No.51660691

>>51660559
>But then again Russia is the ones with the easiest access and capability to do it.
the baltics, sweden, denmark, poland and germany have all easy access to the ostsee
then the ostsee is no deeper than 30m, all you need for sabotage is a small boat and a diver, so basically anyone could do it easily
could even be normal people acting on their own behalf without any cia support
but really we know who did it, the ones profiting the most by far are the US and the anti-german government

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 14:36:01 2022 No.51660694 >>51660559 it was the USA, watch Pedo Joe https://twitter.com/TFMetals/status/1574761227968204801

>>	Renewable energy fag Tue Sep 27 14:36:39 2022 No.51660701 >>51660653 Who did it then? Could be a way to inflict damage on the EU without "escalating" because they pretend it wasn't them. No idea if that's the case, there doesn't seem to be an obvious culprit.

>>	Renewable energy fag Tue Sep 27 14:38:30 2022 No.51660737 >>51660691 Yes it could be a lot of different actors. Even some rich people putting on a trade and doing this, could make hundreds of millions ez.

>>	Renewable energy fag Tue Sep 27 14:40:53 2022 No.51660772 Made a new one >>51660765

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 14:43:19 2022 No.51660819 >>51660701 see>>51660556 they dont hide it

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 14:46:18 2022 No.51660871 >>51660819 Definitely a possibility as well.

Anonymous Tue Sep 27 14:50:16 2022 No.51660929

>>51659812
Currently known viable reserves give us the lifetime of a single generation of powerplants at affordable prices before the cost of uranium goes up by an order of magnitude at the same time all of those new plants are decommissioning: It'd be the most boomer possible move to put nuclear in play everywhere then rug pull when we're dead.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 14:53:05 2022 No.51660977 >>51660556 >>51660559 100% was USA. Germans got played once again. Henry Kissinger said it best, it's fatal to be an ally to the United States

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 27 15:05:30 2022 No.51661162 >>51660643 Oil cannot surge until the dollar goes down. Until then: DOWN DOWN DOWN

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