/CMMG/ Commodities, Mining, and Macro General

[Rednigger No.53662425]

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

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> 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 (embed)
> Calculators for DD
> https://pastebin.com/TsRtpKHs (embed)
> Steer Clear List
> https://pastebin.com/V571vwse (embed)
> News Sources
> https://pastebin.com/bQFESpBL (embed)

> >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

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[Rednigger No.53662445]

Gary says that silver is putting in a bottom now. it is oversold on the weekly. Next he says is a test of $28-30.

I'd get all of your ducks in a line. Think about where you want to be with silver. At the very least you'll have an opportunity to break even get out of shitty stocks if you made some bad positions.

[Renewable energy fag No.53662490]

>>53662442
Fpwp

[Renewable energy fag No.53662541]

>>53662429
Do Impactbros like the acquisition? I can imagine some would have preferred they focused on silver.

[Anonymous No.53662591]

>>53662445
Zoom out. The silver bottom is $13-$14.

[Anonymous No.53662695]

>>53662591
This

[Anonymous No.53662838]

>>53662445
Local bottom perhaps, but silver made another major lower high so probably going to crab downwards.

[Anonymous No.53662925]

Here it is = Fathom Nickel on Crescat
QH is backing this one !!!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zjX8e27GkeU

[Anonymous No.53662935]

>>53662925
New discovery at Albert Lake = $$$$$$$$

[Anonymous No.53662940]

>>53662591
>>53662695
>>53662838
These are the "people" giving you investing advice

[Anonymous No.53662951]

>>53662935
Fathom Nickel
Got to be in it to win it !!!!!!
Get your ticket ;))))))

[Anonymous No.53662959]

Is RR back?

[Anonymous No.53662983]

>>53662951
fathomnickel.com
This is the real deal !!!!!!!!
Listen to QH link youtube above
You dont want to be sorry you missed it

[Anonymous No.53663000]

>>53662983
I'm already sorry that I heard about it

[Anonymous No.53663014]

>>53662983
QH is a LEGEND in the business
With Crescat backing this theres no telling where it will stop
DOLLAR LAND MINIMUM !!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous No.53663016]

>>53663000
kek
nice trips

[Anonymous No.53663036]

>>53663014
Shorts are already getting out
This book is WIDE OPEN !!!!!!
The most exciting nickel play of the year

[Anonymous No.53663092]

>>53663014
>>53663036
Your posts read like a penis enlargment email dude

I don't understand how you expect to get any success from this

[Anonymous No.53663224]

>>53662940
Permabulls get the rope

[Anonymous No.53663259]

>>53663036
I'm reporting your posts as spam
I hope that everything bad in the world happens to you, only you, and nobody else. If you persist I will make it my personal pet project to assrape your soul in the mouth

Picrel is the roof job I did this week
Three things I never do on a job site
1) roofing
2) gay shit
3) roofing
Hope you lads are having a lovely week and keeping it in the green

[Anonymous No.53663338]

>>53662425
Fuck off back to plebbit, catposting normalfaggot.

> My Dog killed an African Immigrant in our Garden!
https://files.catbox.moe/ynye5b.webm

> Cats, Parasites and Multiple Psychological Disorders: The Science
https://files.catbox.moe/pkiepa.webm

[Anonymous No.53663407]

>>53663224
>Silver will test 30 then pull back is permabull
>meanwhile a baseless down down down is an acceptable stance
Whatever you say, binary boy. I invite you to suck on my cock and balls

[Anonymous No.53663412]

Really awful start to a thread huh. Ironic (?) botposting and some crypto faggot schizposting about pets or whatever

[Anonymous No.53663454]

>>53663407
>permabull gets assblasted about zooming out and noticing a long term bearish trend

[Anonymous No.53663489]

>>53663454
Feel free to show this long term bearish trend. I'm sure we all would love to learn a thing or two

[Anonymous No.53663575]

>>53663454
>binary boy still can't comprehend a stance other than permasomething so resorts to imagination to fit things in a little box
Nigga we're in the DCL that I and many others ITT have been discussing was coming for weeks. I've been mostly cash since the start of February.
Just buy some puts nigga and then post screenshots so we can all have a laff

[Anonymous No.53663623]

>>53663489
On the three year chart of silver. Three major lower highs, the latest of which was $24.23 on 9 Jan 2023. Previous lower high was $26.11 on 7 Mar 2022. And the previous lower high from there was $27.88 on 31 May 2022. These are all lower highs over a fairly long timeframe which have not been exceeded again afterward. Sufficient enough to call a bearish trend in my opinion, but if you see a bullish trend or a reversal to the bearish trend forming then you are free to share your view as well
>>53663575
That's a whole lot of words none of which dispute that we are in a bearish trend.

[Anonymous No.53663646]

>>53663623
>31 May 2022
2021*

[Anonymous No.53663757]

>>53663623
So we're calling 3 years long term?
When will it be back to the low three years ago?

[Anonymous No.53663767]

>>53663757
Forgot pic

[Anonymous No.53664227]

This is our year bros. We were two years early.

Two years of pain, five years of bliss just like rick rule says. We underestimated how slow the market moves and how dumb people are. We raced to the finish line and didn't realize we had to wait for the tards to catch up.


Santacruz silver up 17% in one day. Kootenay up ten percent.

Big gains coming our way.

[Anonymous No.53664252]

>>53662591
>>53662695
>>53662838


I'll listen to the guy with a 1000 batting average over the last two years that literally calls $40 gold moves the day before they happen thanks.

Lows and bottoms were put in for metals back in November.

[Anonymous No.53664263]

>>53663224
And bottom and top pickers and sleepers miss the move.

[Anonymous No.53664284]

>>53663259
>I will make it my personal mission to fuck with you.


Better listen up RocketRed. This dude is serious and he's done it before. You might finally get the SEC investigation you've deserved for a while.

[Anonymous No.53664444]

what happens after commodities

[Anonymous No.53664449]

>>53664284
They won't do shit

[Anonymous No.53664475]

>>53663623
>>53663646
>fairly long timeframe
>2021
My nigga you need to zoom out. Silver, however volatile and manipulated, follows Gold and Gold has been making consistently higher cycle highs and lows since 2001. We've been in consolidation since mid/late 2020 and we just left the most recent low behind in November. Silver has been making similar moves and will continue to, unless you really think while Gold tests 2000 Silver will be crabbing downwards.

[PAN MAN No.53664487]

Afternoon all how are things?
https://www.mining.com/panama-says-talks-with-first-quantum-making-headway/

[Anonymous No.53664515]

I held a nat gas company for a whole year and finally capitulated for a 0% gain with summer around the corner. Put it all in an AI stock and +125% in a week. Why do we do commodities and trick ourselves bros?

[Anonymous No.53664523]

>>53664487
I'm thankful my DD made me avoid this shit

[Anonymous No.53664556]

>>53664487
Good afternoon PAN MAN and goodnight. It's not that late here but I have to wake up the rooster.
Have fun lads

[PAN MAN No.53664579]

>>53664523
Did I miss something again with Copper Mountain? They had that ransomware attack not to long ago, did anything else happen? I know Teck got a big fine from the BC gov for pollution.

[PAN MAN No.53664631]

bit of interesting insight for anyone interested. I noticed recently that there have been loads of calls for workers at the Eagle Gold Mine in the Yukon Territory, operated by Victoria Gold Corp. These have been going on for about 5 weeks, and interestingly the same positions keep popping back up over and over again. Somethings causing people to either leave their positions or no ones interested in working for Eagle. I ll have to snoop around and see whats up.
https://remotecampjobs.net/eagle-gold-mine-mining-labourers-equipment-operators-technicians-and-other-trades-flights-and-camp/

[Anonymous No.53664695]

>>53664631

this is really interesting, if i wasn't already mired in a career i'd look into this sort of thing. most of my ancestors in england and canada were miners.

[PAN MAN No.53664731]

>>53664695
I check in on different major projects from time to time, to see what kind of works available, you start to notice specific projects keep having the same jobs open over and over again, likely because somethings gone to shit and no one wants to fix it, or management is just garbage. The Site C Dam construction project is a great example for this, their worker turn over rate is insane, no one sticks around in positions more than 4 months it seems.

[Anonymous No.53664819]

>>53664731

that's really unsettling given the idea (to me) that many rank-and-file go into mining as a sort of gig-work to be tolerated for the payoff, and expect a certain degree of bullshit up front

[Anonymous No.53664842]

Mogollon mining.

[PAN MAN No.53664855]

>>53664819
it can be a gig-work environment, but many stick around in the industry for years, often at the same camps or mines for 5-6 years or until the project closes up due to running out of money or market changes. If the project is close to home for example, guys will stay on for years, but camp life is different, and will often lead to In and Out types who bounce from project to project.

[Anonymous No.53664965]

>>53664842
Pay-for-Pump.
Summa is one of the bigger promotional spenders on the Venture. Mogollan is a hand-me-down project.

[Anonymous No.53664990]

Where did all the Libero bros go?
I see they are doing a CAD$0.15 financing now.
Changed days from when anons were FOMOing in at $0.80.

[PAN MAN No.53665012]

>>53664990
didnt their major south american project hit some snags due to a nearby park / nature preserve? Its been a while too since i saw any news on their big copper project up in northern BC.

[Anonymous No.53665072]

>>53664842
I love how these "research companies" include Exploration and Evaluation assets in book value. That's just a tally of how much money the companies have spent on a particular project. It's inflated well beyond what the company could actually command for a sale price.

[Anonymous No.53665116]

>>53662445
>Next he says is a test of $28-30.
I would love to that. Really I would. What is the basis of this, does it check out? What should everyone abandon given the opportunity, and what would you personally think everyone should have a bag of before the engines ignite?

[Anonymous No.53665129]

>>53665012
Yes, Colombia, where its most prospective project is, isn't the most mining-friendly place these days. It's more dependent on relational agreements (i e., paying people off) rather than the rule of law.

[PAN MAN No.53665146]

>>53665129
Columbia really seems bi-polar on mining and exploration. They spent a chunk of last summer telling groups to come and buy into newly opened land titles for exploration, than promptly shut out anyone actually interested in the region. Such a shit place to legally operate.

[Anonymous No.53665187]

>>53664965
Summa silver? I thought they were supposed to be legit? Sprott said it was his newest position.

[Anonymous No.53665215]

>>53665187
https://mobile.twitter.com/ThHappyHawaiian/status/1624103822359511041?s=20&t=ZNlwPuoVo7tOduCJZ3AbBg

[Anonymous No.53665223]

>>53665116
Anbandon anything shitty. Buy and hold anything good. Look for things that. ..

1. Have proven large silver deposits if they don't produce.

2. Produce and have positive Financials or near break even Financials st these current prices (like Santa cruz which is just staying afloat at $20 silver)

3. Things that are listed on other etfs like SIL or SILJ or Sprott silver miners etfs for flywheel effect like abrasilver or gogold.

[Anonymous No.53665318]

>>53664523
>>53664579
Australian investment shitco Zeta got lucky with cheap Copper Mountain shares and has been selling regularly. They won't be a major holder forever

[Anonymous No.53665327]

>>53665215
Explain please.

[Anonymous No.53665375]

>>53662925
>>53662935
>>53662951
>>53662983
>>53663014
>>53663036

[Anonymous No.53665384]

>>53665327
Read the thread on Twatter.

[Anonymous No.53665597]

Got this link in a spam email from Sprott featuring Rick Drule ...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2iXeax9qM3k

[Anonymous No.53665642]

>>53665215
Ha, that's funny, I'm surprised Summa wouldn't issue a more thoughtful reply, already nearly 10,000 views seeing they don't care that they are associated with an extortionist and child abuser. Won't help Summa's reputation any

[Anonymous No.53665643]

>had my money on TSLA while it was still growing
>placed a buy order on my virtual wallet for both oil and natgas
>TSLA shat itself today while natgas and oil pumped

have i missed out or will it get better over the next months?

[Anonymous No.53665704]

>>53665597

buy high and sell low! ya dingus

[Anonymous No.53665749]

for your health

[Anonymous No.53665806]

>>53665375
does that mean rocketred has a 38% gain since he's always doing the opposite of what he says?

[Anonymous No.53665869]

>>53665806
Probably 338%. He is responsible for the dumps in these companies when he sells to his idiot followers. The fucker should be in jail.

[Anonymous No.53665880]

Can any of you explain to me why WTI trades at a discount compared to Brent? Lower exposure/geographical proximity to Russia?
Also, what are your price predictions for oil this year?

[Anonymous No.53665900]

>>53665880
Different refining cost.

[Anonymous No.53665922]

>>53665900
I see. WTI is of higher quality so its easier to refine, is that correct?

[Anonymous No.53665934]

>>53665880
>Can any of you explain to me why WTI trades at a discount compared to Brent?
It's just lower quality and what's historically been most common in Europe. Not all crude is the same, and different regions have different standards. Venezuelan shit is heavy and sour, which means viscous and full of sulfur. WTI and Brent are lighter and sweeter so they trade at premiums to Venezuelan and Saudi. There are a few benchmarks that everybody uses, and individual contracts from different fields adjust prices from one of the benchmarks depending on quality.

[Anonymous No.53665941]

Rate my folio

[Anonymous No.53665946]

>>53665934
Fuck I'm retarded and drunk. WTI is slightly lower quality. Brent is what's popular in Europe. Yes, how easily it flows and sulfur affects refining costs. WTI is cheaper because it is lower quality than Brent.

[Anonymous No.53665955]

>>53665922
This ... >>53665934

[Anonymous No.53665960]

>>53665934
>>53665955
Cool, thanks.

[Anonymous No.53666011]

>>53665960
Some traders buy/sell based on the spread ... wider (bullish) vs. narrower (bearish).

[Anonymous No.53666024]

>>53665869
kek, maybe if we're lucky vigilante @ThHappyHawaiian will make rocketred his next project

[Anonymous No.53666052]

So, are lithium miners the future, or are we going to find a different battery material that renders lithium ion obsolete? I know for the power grid they're moving away from lithium ion due to fire risks and cost, but that's less than 10% of the demand for lion cells. Seems like a lot of dumb money has been pouring into lithium miners, and renewables too for that matter. Saw the other day that there's $10 available for every $1 that is needed to decarbonize america's power grid.

[Anonymous No.53666081]

so, if China is the main importer and is reopening their economy albeit they are on a population decline

India is growing on an basis of 6% like China a few years ago with a growing population

and considering that african countries have growing populations with some economies pushing the average growth of the continent to 4%

it can be said demand for oil will grow

what about supply?

new wells are being found, but it takes time to set the investment, build up the facilities and extract and refine the product.

as non US, it seems to me that Bidden kind of fucked up american reinvestment in oil.

europe seems poised in trying to get russian oil out of the market

OPEC+ are playing games with pricing by lowering supply

I have the idea that it looks "bullish". however, last time i touched oil i got burned hard in November. Could any anon give insight i might be missing out?

[Anonymous No.53666132]

>>53666052

if you're still pursuing renewable energy, you can continue buying lithium whilst diversifying into other materials. obvious ones like copper, and other more speculative ones like tellurium which has usage in solar panels, and vanadium which is entering development as an alternative to lithium ion batteries

[Anonymous No.53666166]

>>53666081
Hydrocarbon demands will at least remain stable for the forseeable future, likely growing.
Biden hurting US oil investment has some truth in terms of making drilling on certain lands more difficult, but the real truth is that investors want dividends and they do not want to be bitten like the last time oil companies invested a shit load in production only for the oil price to tank. CEOs have been told to go with a slow but steady approach rather than trying to ride the wave and invest a fuckload in additional production as prices go up. Now they keep investing a sane amount so they make money and won't be bitten when prices inevitably go down.
It doesn't sound like you know enough about oil to avoid getting burned, not that anybody does.
My personal view is that oil prices will remain high for at least the next 12 months due to the Ukraine war and China coming out of lockdown as Europe tries to resupply for next winter. However, nobody knows what the fuck the market would do. I wouldn't feel great about buying XOM or CVX right now, unless your plan was to collect some divvies then sell. It's a cyclical business and we've been high for too long so I don't trust it, but I especially won't trust it if valuations are still this high a year from now.

[Anonymous No.53666324]

>>53666166

what about buying ETFs instead of stocks?

[Anonymous No.53666397]

>>53666166
>It doesn't sound like you know enough about oil to avoid getting burned

I do not, i came out of college without finishing my degree during covid to go work for an year, instead of investing money then i only started investing when i went back by late 2022, got fucked hard by the sudden drop in mid November. it was also by the time europe got 90% of their gas storage filled
European reserves are sitting at 80% now compared to last year 50%, probably them filling up for next winter wouldnt have the same impact as this recent months
also, this might be retarded, but i sense a pattern by which oil goes up by late february only to go down a bit by late november, but as i have been burned by it before now i have my second doubts whenever someone says it will be up by 100+ at any given time even tough i seen it happen in my lifetime

[Anonymous No.53666712]

>>53666324
Depends on what the ETF holds
>>53666397
I mean, I don't either. My personal buy points are XOM at less than 80 and SLB less than 40 with some others I don't feel like listing. I am fairly confident that if they go below those prices they will appreciate a fair amount above them, and if XOM doesn't then I still get a nice divvie. Maybe I'm a cuck, but it doesn't really sound like you're investing, more like you're trading. I'd focus more on index funds for the most part and just spend whatever money you truly wouldn't miss on oil stocks or other shit when you've got more of it.

[Anonymous No.53666966]

>>53666712
might as well do that and eventually get a better broker. been told that index funds are the most safe bet in the long term. still going to have to study another 2 years and only by the last year will i be able to get a job and dump some money on brokers again. feel like i wasted my entire youth by not working and learning to invest first and then go to college, this shit really sucks

[Anonymous No.53667011]

>>53666966
Index funds are the best possible investment for young people in terms of safety from the point you invest to your retirement. They follow the market, and the market will grow unless we have a nuclear melt down world war that literally nobody ever recovers from.
Make sure you don't get jewed by your broker, pick the funds with the lowest cost ratios and the least trading. Traders and hedge funds don't really ever beat the market long term, so any higher fees results in you getting robbed.
Literally all you have to do is invest consistently in index funds early in your life and you'll be better off than 95% of those around you in retirement. unless the aforementioned global war happens and we're stuck exchanging bullets and cigarettes.

[Anonymous No.53667216]

>>53667011
yeah, thanks for the advice. it will take a while before i can save up and invest more, on the meantime might as well keep the money i still have invested to recover some losses while i try and enjoy my remaining youth

[Anonymous No.53667440]

>rare gold hunting footage of PANMAN

[PAN MAN No.53667485]

>>53667440
how did he plan to get back out?

[Anonymous No.53667736]

>>53665384
I did and it's a bunch of hens clucking and no real story being spilled.

[Anonymous No.53667754]

>>53665215
Okay so what? They dealt with that Jim Lewis favgot on Wall Street silver? Who cares. Yall are a bunch of hens clucking like women. Who gives a fuck? Yeah he's an asshole but happy Hawaian is going around airing this dudes laundry. Note to self, never become friends with or trust happy Hawaiian.

[Anonymous No.53667771]

>>53665072
Youd be surprised at the accounting mysticism that goes on to keep companies and broader markets afloat or even alive. Valuations correlation with the books is an illusion. See tulip mania for a gross oversimplification of this desu
>just a tally of how much money the companies have spent on a particular project
Garbage in. Garbage out.
Think on this anon: if an explorer had genuinely found a mother load they wouldn't want to advertise it since then the opportunity to accumulate would/could be facing taller barriers to entry by way of competition with investors which raises the share price (minimizing the opportunity to accumulate) or draw attention from regulators, auditors, etc. However if they don't have shit in their mine then they are incentivized to promote anything they can find to attract bagholders to dump on.
Bob has said exactly this (not verbatim) many times.
This is why corporate/institutional investment activity should be heavily scrutinized and never trusted at face value.
Many posts itt and nearly every thread regarding institutional investment and almost never in a positive light
See
>>53665318
>>53665187
Sprott is mentioned in nearly every thread. If they had something special they wouldn't tell anyone about it
>Picrel
The exception that proves the rule. Their reticence was what sent their garbage mine stock soaring

[Anonymous No.53667983]

>>53667011
>Index funds are best
This has generally been true, but it still depends on when you bought them, and which index you bought. For an extreme example, if you bought a fund that tracked the Dow Jones Utility Average in 1929, you wouldn't have even had a brief window to take a profit until 1965. Realistically, you may not have lived long enough to see the Average hold above the price you bought it at because that didn't happen until 1985.

[Anonymous No.53668020]

>>53667983
I realize you have given a very specific example, which you stated, and are being autistic.
However, buying a total market fund of either US equities or worldwide equities would have netted excellent returns even over the period you described. Until such time as the financial system collapses and we are left to trade shiny boomer rocks, ammunition, alcohol, and tobacco, I stand by my statement that young anon should invest in index funds and not speculate on oil until he has sufficient discretionary income.

[Anonymous No.53668046]

>>53662425
Natty Gas looking ready to blow on Monday or Tuesday. Who's got plan to buy Calls on UNG next week? IV Rank is a little on the high side, but its been a bit a high all year, so I don't think it will be too much of a problem. Anybody have any ideas for a Strike Price/Expiration Date?

[Anonymous No.53668274]

>>53662080
Wow I should buy some alphamin resources!

[Anonymous No.53668374]

>>53668020
Yeah, like I said, I think your advice is probably good, at least while accepting the likely erroneous assumption that he can only buy one thing. But I don't see any broad index that one could have bought at its peak in '29 and had "excellent" returns. At best were the Dow Jones Industrial and the SP500 which still took 24 years just to get back to break-even. Lots of similarities between the last decade and the roaring '20s IMHO. Diversification is the most reliable way to mitigate risks like that, I believe.

[Anonymous No.53668519]

>>53662935
I unironically bought immediately after Crescat mentioned it and am up over 40% from the pump, the property they are drilling is really interesting, potential for lots of platinum group metals especially rhodium, as well as a nickel discovery.

[Anonymous No.53668544]

>>53668046
I lost $700 this week across 4 bad trades. Don't make me do another stupid one

[Anonymous No.53668552]

>>53668544
>captcha was literally JPY4W
>long Yen for win

[Anonymous No.53668795]

>>53667771
>Bob has said exactly this (not verbatim) many times.
Yeah in the US at least a lot of small and mid size mines are privately owned. The owners are unlikely to take them public as long as they're making bank.

I usually work with abandoned mines, but about a third of my work comes from going concerns. About equally split between public corps and private owners.

[Anonymous No.53669046]

>>53667983
Yes, but
If you bought in 1932 you would have 2x in four years. Surviving 1929 long enough to buy three years later would have been life changing.
You guys gonna be buyers three years after a serious crash? Bread lines. Soup kitchens.

[Anonymous No.53669072]

>>53669046
>Bread lines. Soup kitchens.
that's it right there. I had a four grandparents live through the depression, they were too busy trying not to starve to buy stocks. And they were rich fuckers before and after the depression.

we've seen a golden age in the stock market and real estate. No guarantee it'll last. And if it fails, rich people will starve right alongside the poor.

gold and silver were no good last time. One was illegal and the other was fixed by the governments. My grandparents stockpiled food, guns, ammo. Because that's really all that mattered last time around.

[Anonymous No.53669110]

>>53669072
>gold and silver were no good last time. One was illegal and the other was fixed by the governments
>https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denarius#:~:text=The%20denarius%20contained%20an%20average,Republic%20and%20the%20early%20Empire.

[Anonymous No.53669113]

>>53662425
the cat was already used for a bake literally a month ago

[Anonymous No.53669121]

>>53669072
>four grandparents live through the depression

Fuck off boomer

[Anonymous No.53669122]

>>53669110
Government (Jews) is unironically at fault for everything bad that has ever happened in human history, everyone here knows that already

[Anonymous No.53669138]

>>53669121
>I had a four grandparents live through the depression

Bob confirmed italian american

[Anonymous No.53669155]

>>53669110
The high value of silver and gold was the force that killed them in the US at least. Metal coins almost never circulated in the US because they were hoarded in favor of the paper.

by the time the depression hit, metal coinage was almost completely gone from circulation. Gold was outlawed and confiscated, and silver was hoarded to the point where nobody used it. Paper inflated, but nobody could do shit about it since metal wasn't available.
These were problems inherent to the US, but the US also produced most of the world's silver and gold from 1850 on. So it's not like other places were better off.

Keynes solved the problem, but that's an unpopular opinion in a thread devoted to Austrian econ.

[Anonymous No.53669162]

>>53669122
Well I'll have you know my father died in a concentration camp so I don't take you historical revisionists too well. He fell out a guard tower and his sacrifice will not be forgotten.
>>53669138
That's not Bob. Bob lived thru the great depression

[Anonymous No.53669165]

>>53669121
>Fuck off boomer
I was here before you hit puberty.
I'll be here when you leave.
>>53669138
>Bob confirmed italian american
scots irish, but they were both treated the same back in the day.

[Anonymous No.53669173]

>>53669162
>Bob lived thru the great depression
kek

[Anonymous No.53669174]

>>53669155
>Keynes
Everyone point and laugh

[Anonymous No.53669177]

>>53668544
At not point during this week did we get any proper buy signals like the one we got today, meaning possible bullish momentum for Monday or Tuesday. Just buy with a further out expiration date to be safe.

[Anonymous No.53669184]

>>53669174
not saying it's good or it's bad

but everything since the depression including your existence and mine is probably owed to Keynes.

[Anonymous No.53669201]

>>53669184
>but everything since the depression including your existence and mine is probably owed to Keynes.
Translated:
Everything since your enslavement to a fiat currency failing as mises predicted including your existence and mine at the whims of the printing press is probably owed to Keynes

It's not honest, but it's a living

[Anonymous No.53669224]

>>53669201
yep

malthus and mises have both been proven wrong by the last 100 years of human expansion.

only time will tell if they're ultimately right. I suppose they are but we'll see. Strap yourself in and buy storable food is all my grandparents had to say about it.

[Anonymous No.53669248]

>>53669224
>Strap yourself in and buy storable food is all my grandparents had to say about it.
and make friends.

oddly enough one of my sets of grandparents owed their wealth after the crash to having lots of friends to defend them. They stopped paying their mortgage at a time when your neighbors would show up with shotguns and chase the sheriff off when it came time to foreclose.

after watching 2008 go down I doubt americans have the balls anymore though.

[Anonymous No.53669255]

>>53669224
I know mises was wrong on some points but nigger you are defending a retarded pedophile in John Maynard Keynes. You don't know shit about theory and history. And you have the audacity to tell me to read it? I wrote numerous refutations of many of his works.
C'mon man. Even the yellowist leftist nigger loving faggots admit their productivity parasite voodoo economic witch doctor is a child molesting pervert.

I pray your children are sterile

[Anonymous No.53669270]

>>53669255
>you are defending a retarded pedophile in John Maynard Keynes
ad hom

he could've eaten babbies for all it matters whether he was right or not.

just because someone or something is immoral doesn't mean it's going to fail. The idea matters, not the person. You can molest children all day and it won't matter one bit if your economic ideas are right. It'll matter to you maybe, but not to your ideas.

[Anonymous No.53669272]

>may not have included child prostitutes
>may not

[Anonymous No.53669283]

>>53669272
again, the idea matters, not the person.

you can hate Keynes and still admit his ideas worked. For a while at least. So far.

[Anonymous No.53669285]

>>53669155
God what a fucking waste of dubs
>implying Keynes solved anything
Too fucking retarded to even waste my time refuting, that's gotta be some real rotten bait

[Anonymous No.53669288]

>>53669283
>his ideas worked
lol. lmao

[Anonymous No.53669293]

>>53669285
>that's gotta be some real rotten bait
it's the same bait I've been posting since 19 here.

results matter, and Keynes got results while Mises and Malthus failed.

I hate Trump, but the fact is he was great with the economy. Results matter more than the person.

[Anonymous No.53669303]

>>53669162
My great grandfather and his brother unironically died in a concentration camp (got baited by gestapo into meeting an informant while trying to join the resistance), still doesn't refute the fact jews are bad and I live bad because of them

[Anonymous No.53669308]

>>53669270
He's been proven wrong again and again for nearly a century. It's like Mephistopheles but in reverse since it's the road to hell. You're just defending a pedophile obviously because hes been wrong on such a grandiose level that it's simply inconceivable for anyone with a shoe size IQ to think otherwise. It's Marxism plain and simple. You as a Marxist have no issue with him being a pedophile and wrong because you have an agenda like every other commissar in history. And as long as it's you getting the government checks and other people's children being fucked in the ass then it's all good.

[Anonymous No.53669313]

>>53669303
>I live bad because of them
it's not about you

most people are doing fine, so if you blame jews for your failures you gotta credit jews for everyone else doing great.

[Anonymous No.53669318]

>>53669313
Open borders for Israel

[Anonymous No.53669322]

>>53669293
Yeah well you're never going to convince me that's your actual unadulterated horseshit opinion, only unironic highly melanated NIGGERS believe kikenesianism (or the existence of the state in general) have helped one (1) individual who was not already a part of the apparatus holding the monopoly on violence, let alone that our existence somehow "depends" on him or that we owe him anything.

I don't take you for a nigger Bob, that's why I think you're baiting hard.

[Anonymous No.53669323]

>>53669308
under Keynes we're all socialists, including you.

[Anonymous No.53669331]

>>53669322
almost half of US workers make their money directly from government. The other half make their money indirectly.

Love it or hate it, Keynes won.

[Anonymous No.53669332]

>>53669323
>In prison, we're all prisoners
Unless you're on the payroll

[Anonymous No.53669334]

>>53669308
presented without comment

[Anonymous No.53669342]

>>53669331
Love it how you're not even trying to refute anything I said, just playing into your "might makes right, that's why I like him" bait as always

[Anonymous No.53669343]

>>53669332
you can't survive otherwise.

ask the IRS I guess.

the biggest obstacle to getting rich is your own beliefs that it's immoral. Read that again.

[Anonymous No.53669346]

>>53669331
Zoom out nigger. So cocky. Clearly not a study of history. Pathetic

[Anonymous No.53669352]

>>53669342
there's nothing to refute.

you are rationally correct.

but the world goes on being irrational without you.

[Anonymous No.53669361]

>>53669346
gambler's fallacy
the problem of induction

history tells us nothing about the future. Just ask Mises and Malthus

[Anonymous No.53669368]

>>53669343
Investing in silver juniors is immoral Bob? Unless you're talking about the Buffett/post Soviet oligarch way of getting rich in which case yeah it's absolutely not just immoral but downright the most disgusting thing anyone can do in the modern day, literally worse than selling out to the Devil and I wouldn't do it because I believe in Hell.

[Anonymous No.53669372]

>>53669368
capitalism is amoral

why do you guys insist that your money needs to be moral? Money has no morals. No rich person thinks business is moral and no poor person can get past their morals. You want to get rich and keep your morals. You're just gambling.

[Anonymous No.53669389]

>>53669372
>poor person
>morals
Bob thinks niggers are paragons of virtue the likes of which the world has never seen, not like we haven't figured that out by now though

[Anonymous No.53669393]

>>53669343
>you can't survive otherwise.
Bob. Nobody here gloats about receiving millions from government contracts except you. You are the one who would not survive without the government and it's downright foolish for you to claim otherwise much less lay that at the feet of anyone here.
>>53669343
>the biggest obstacle to getting rich is your own beliefs that it's immoral. Read that again
Getting rich is not immoral. What you do to get rich is immoral. You have no morals, admittedly, as a Marxist. As long as you take the side with clout then you can parade around about being a pedophile defending Marxist but fucking children in the ass isn't immoral because you're being paid to do it
Keynes is smiling on you Bob. You are his greatest creation. A malevolent child abusing sociopath with a moral compass honed in flawless to financial benefit

[Anonymous No.53669397]

>>53669368
the true morals of getting rich are helping others

you provide a product people need? that's moral

you help your workers make a good living? that's moral

you help your community with your profits? that's moral.

you have a far greater capacity for morality if you make money, even if you think the money you make is immoral. But rich people don't think money is immoral. We think it's amoral.

[Anonymous No.53669402]

>>53669389
>Bob thinks niggers are paragons of virtue
I've literally met one black person in my life, and he was a pretty cool dude. stop projecting.
>>53669393
>You are the one who would not survive without the government
true

me and almost everyone else in the US.

[Anonymous No.53669413]

>>53669397
>the true morals of getting rich are helping others
Marxism disguised as empathy
you provide a product people need? that's moral
The government compels people by threat of violence. Unneeded and immoral. Yet you defend it
>you help your workers make a good living? that's moral
Good according to whom? Compared to what?
>you help your community with your profits? that's moral.
Uh, how is being productive enough to provide literally any good or service at a rate which is accepted in a free market not enough? You fucking commies always want more.

[Anonymous No.53669428]

>>53669413
>Yet you defend it
I'm a capitalist of course I don't defend marxism

you can't afford me on your own so without me you die of cadmium, mercury, lead, and arsenic in your water.

the feds decide you should live so they tax you and everyone else and hire me to get rid of cadmium, mercury, lead, and arsenic in your water.

that's not marxism, that's the government keeping you alive and me rich.

thank you for your money.
and you're welcome for your life.

[Anonymous No.53669429]

>>53669402
There's no way in Hell you've physically only been able to see one nigger in real life with your own eyes, but you calling him a cool dude says a lot.

>almost everyone else in the US
would prosper and live a literal utopian life without the government. Almost everyone except niggers, bureaucrats and gloating gubment contractors

[Anonymous No.53669434]

>>53669429
>There's no way in Hell you've physically only been able to see one nigger in real life with your own eyes,
you'd be amazed
>would prosper and live a literal utopian life without the government.
libertarians are the joke of modern society.

[Anonymous No.53669440]

>>53669402
>me and almost everyone else in the US.
Then they shouldn't exist
>>53669428
>the government keeping you alive
Because nobody was alive before the govt took those things out of the water?
Does the history channel know about this?

[Anonymous No.53669447]

>>53669428
>b-b-but without me who would purify your w-w-w-water!!!???????

Voluntary human action™ motherfucker, ever heard of it? We'd find another stunad to do it twice as efficiently and at a third of the price you do it for and we wouldn't even need to break a sweat trying to get him to do it, let alone kiss his ass like you fantasise

[Anonymous No.53669450]

>>53669440
>Then they shouldn't exist
on that we agree.
>Because nobody was alive before the govt took those things out of the water?
billions weren't.
including you and me

you guys love to bitch about boomers, but our retardation came from lead.

[Anonymous No.53669452]

>>53669434
>modern society
At first they laugh at you....

[Anonymous No.53669454]

>>53669447
>We'd find another stunad to do it twice as efficiently and at a third of the price you do it for
the price is fake, remember?

keynes

money is a game.
you take it super serious because you suck at it. But it's just fucking paper.

[Anonymous No.53669455]

>>53669447
This is besides the fact that I get all of my consumable water from a well in my fucking garden and we drink it fresh without even boiling it. Nothing has ever happened to anybody in the last 218 years of my ancestors living here.

[Anonymous No.53669464]

>>53669455
I work on mines easily large enough to contaminate groundwater 5 states away.

not that anyone here except lassen would bemoan the loss of california, but the US says even he should be protected.

[Anonymous No.53669469]

>>53669450
>billions weren't.
Then they shouldn't have. Twenty minutes to wapner

[Anonymous No.53669473]

>>53669428
The history of how we went from private justice (feudalism) to modern states has nothing to do with trade (it was just a side not alongside the black plague) but more to do with european kings wanting more power over their nations so they would conquer other places

[Anonymous No.53669476]

>>53669469
>Then they shouldn't have.
perhaps

time will tell. since I agree your lack of communal spirit is near universal and should result in the death of 90% of westerners.

[Anonymous No.53669482]

>>53669473
>The history of how we went from private justice (feudalism) to modern states has nothing to do with trade
it's just an evolving algo

and it probably won't matter in 10 years since AI should result in the extinction of humanity by assimilation rather than violence.

but time will tell. I expect trade is about to end. Post scarcity via singularity.

[Anonymous No.53669487]

>>53669464
My water comes from a natural spring I can drink from a ditch and never think of it being contaminated
>>53669476
>should result in the death of 90% of westerners.
Damn so the rest of the world will just feed itself with the handouts from white western nations?
Well shit maybe we should cut them off now since they're doing so fucking well

[Anonymous No.53669490]

>>53669487
Without***

[Anonymous No.53669500]

>>53669487
>My water comes from a natural spring
talk to red, he seems to be a hydrologist

maybe he can tell you how my cadmium could end up in your spring. I take classes on it every year, but I doubt you'll take my word.

[Anonymous No.53669502]

>>53669476
>your lack of communal spirit is near universal
Statists are the ones lacking communal spirit, I agree. And statism is basically near universal at this point. Ancapistan though is the pinnacle of communal spirit, can't really work without it.

You're also being a retard with your insinuation that only westerners are the ones lacking it, roflmao. Go to a bumfuck Chinese slum and see for yourself, I guarantee you'll be disappointed to see that it's a billion times more dog eat dog on an existential level than anywhere in the west

[Anonymous No.53669508]

>>53669482
>Post scarcity
More people are going to demand less things to the point of just sitting and starving or is a finite amount of physical resources going to last an infinite amount of time?
Which of these two is it?

[Anonymous No.53669510]

>>53669473
Absolutism and it's consequences have been the biggest disaster for the human race bar none

[Anonymous No.53669511]

>>53669502
>I guarantee you'll be disappointed to see that it's a billion times more dog eat dog on an existential level than anywhere in the west
no of course not. They deal with truth while we deal in lies

but we are richer for our lies than they are for their truth.

and faggots like you would rather trade our riches for their truths. Very moral of you.

[Anonymous No.53669516]

>>53669508
we will all die, and none of us will realize it even happened.

[Anonymous No.53669531]

>>53669511
>They deal with truth while we deal in lies
Yes. The apex of truth as we know it is the soul crushing poverty Marxism provides as an existence. Fortunately you are profiting from it, advocating it, praising it, but you won't lower yourself to go live it

[Anonymous No.53669534]

>>53669482
The point is. Governamental expansion has nothing to do with well being but rather control. At that time it worked because it was some higher noble acting as Primus Inter Pares against some other nobles doing whatever they wanted with their subjects. But the Kings still had them around afterwards giving them ofices and cash.

[Anonymous No.53669542]

>>53669531
truth doesn't matter to economics

the truth is you'll be dead soon and so will I. And since you will eventually die, nothing you do matters to you now. You could just as well be dead now. It's all the same, give or take a few years.

do what you want with your time
if you want to hate me with your time go ahead. I'll be out drinking good whiskey, laying good girls, and traveling the world while you sit home bitterly hating me. And in the end none of it will matter. Not your hate nor my hedonism. It's your choice what to do

you believe in hell so you deprive yourself now
hell isn't real so you live a shitty life for no reason

that also doesn't matter.

[Anonymous No.53669543]

>>53669500
It didn't kill the Indians or the 49ers. I'll take my chances

[Anonymous No.53669548]

>>53669543
>It didn't kill the Indians or the 49ers.
they had bigger safety issues.
and my mines didn't exist in 49

[Anonymous No.53669549]

>>53669510
I would argue it was the french revolution and both world wars

[Anonymous No.53669557]

>>53669542
I'd rather be a free man in my grave
Than living as a puppet or a slave

[Anonymous No.53669560]

>>53669174
He also said oil stocks are a shitty inevstment.

[Anonymous No.53669563]

Fomo'ed into silver again sirs. God help me.

[Anonymous No.53669564]

>>53669557
the joke is none of us are free

I was free once, I almost died a few times. I didn't care for it. You should try it.

[Anonymous No.53669575]

>>53669293
>trump.

>approved covid stimmies and mass trillions of government spending.

>pressured the federal reserve to keep interest rateds low in 2016-2019 which is one of the reasons we are where we are.

Come on man. Are you even trying?

[Anonymous No.53669580]

Has anyone bought one of these sliced bars? Are they easy to sell?

[Anonymous No.53669584]

>>53669560
>The most heavily subsidized, war profiteering, protectionist industry is a bad investment
https://bloommedicinals.com/cannabis-education/hemp-biofuels-have-the-potential-to-replace-fossil-fuels/

I wonder how Rudolph diesel died. Probably a completely normal death

[Anonymous No.53669585]

>>53669575
>Come on man. Are you even trying?
he did the same thing biden or obama would've done, handed out cash

it was the only thing to do and he did it

and it worked incredibly well. Keynes Amen.

[Anonymous No.53669592]

>>53669580
>Are they easy to sell?
silver is butt easy to test. Of course you can sell that.

you'll lose your fucking premium, but it will sell in minutes.

[Anonymous No.53669595]

>>53669585
Yeah it's going well. Hopefully they just give everyone a million dollars and we can all be rich like you.
That's how it works

[Anonymous No.53669597]

>>53669592
Danke. I found these odd looking bars to be cheaper than normal bars, so I was wondering what the catch was.

[Anonymous No.53669623]

>>53669595
you won't be rich, I'll be poor. and yes, it works.

I have more reason to be pissed about that than you, but I'll be dead soon along with the other boomers. and if my life was good, what do I care if you get "rich"?

[Anonymous No.53669655]

>>53669623
Sounds super moral and not Marxist at all, since you have nothing to lose then why should that concern anyone else? It's not like your kids get butt fucked and if they do get sold off as sex slaves then at least it wasn't you that did it. The govt simply mandates it and you will comply like everyone else

[Anonymous No.53669663]

>>53669655
>It's not like your kids get butt fucked
I'm smarter than you and I did better than you will

I trust my kids will do better than your kids because my kids are smarter than your kids and will do better than them.
If I'm wrong that's a problem that will correct itself. Evolution is grand.

[Anonymous No.53669690]

>>53669663
Right so long as it's not you and yours being raped by the government then the party goes on. This is the irrefutable morality provided by Keynes

[Anonymous No.53669696]

Seems like I need to do better DD. I wasn't aware at all about this fact on Blue Lagoon.

CMMG will be rewarded, a ton.

[Anonymous No.53669711]

>>53669690
you still don't get it

smart people don't care about morality because smart people are amoral.
we're also opportunists.

if my kids are moral (they're not) then I'll try to dissuade them. Just like I try to dissuade you for your own good. Patronizing af. If you were my kid I'd warn you to drop your morals and live your life.

as it is you're almost as old as me so I don't tell you anything. You do you. But at least I have kids, no? No bigger nihilist than a faggot that doesn't have kids.

[Anonymous No.53669730]

>>53669711
I live w a moral compass. I have no desire to be a parasite

[Anonymous No.53669737]

>>53669730
and on your deathbed that should be a comfort for you.

I want to watch the world burn.

[Anonymous No.53669759]

>>53669711
you're right if your only goal is to have a good life down here. However, I can only agree with this guy >>53669730 as I'm a follower of God. Only reason the world is so garbage is because people follow their desire devoid of moral.

Doesn't mean I intend to stay poor, this bullmarket will allow us to retire.

[Anonymous No.53669776]

>>53669759
I believe:

religious are retarded

you might get rich anyways

if you do get rich while being retarded it won't last.

best of luck, I've been retired for almost 20 years now. It's not all you hope it will be. but it can be nice.

[Anonymous No.53669788]

>>53669737
You're getting paid to burn it. So this makes sense

[Anonymous No.53669794]

>>53669788
>You're getting LAID to burn it.
ftfy

men don't care about money, we care about pussy.

I'm getting pussy to burn it.
Let's be honest.

[Anonymous No.53669860]

https://oilprice.com/Metals/Commodities/Investors-Turn-Bearish-On-Precious-Metals.html

[Anonymous No.53669913]

>>53669788
right?

the literal faggots of /cmmg/ have no response to the fact that women make the world go round?

fucking cocksucking fags.

[Anonymous No.53669943]

>>53669913
Imagine not having a backbone of all things to bang chicks. Man i dont even know how you enjoy getting laid if that is your motive.

[Anonymous No.53669967]

>>53669943
it's not just banging chicks. convincing them to have your babbies.

In 20 years when you faggots decide to have kids they'll start off working for my kids or someone like mine.

you talk about generational wealth, you think you can give that to them? It's a joke. You can't pass on anything but DNA and yours is inferior.

[Anonymous No.53669987]

>>53669967
>it's not just banging chicks. convincing them to have your babbies.
No thanks. I dont want babies with any dumb bimbo that show up. Not desperate neither in a hurry
>In 20 years when you faggots decide to have kids they'll start off working for my kids or someone like mine.
In 20 years my to be born sons will take another 20 years to enter the job market. You are just randomly assembling words together at this point
>you talk about generational wealth, you think you can give that to them? It's a joke. You can't pass on anything but DNA and yours is inferior.
Enjoy golddiggers then. If that is your purpose in life

[Anonymous No.53669996]

>>53669987
>Enjoy golddiggers then. If that is your purpose in life
gold diggers are 1000x smarter than you.

their kids will employ yours.

[Anonymous No.53670013]

>>53669996
Whatever. I actually thought you were smart

[Anonymous No.53670021]

>>53670013
>I actually thought you were smart
that's the point dumbass

I don't do what you think is smart and I still beat you. because you are not smart.

[Anonymous No.53670086]

>>53670013
the smart man would realize while we compete WITH men we compete FOR women

and men are easy to beat because they're MORAL while women have no such compunctions.

Women don't want MORAL men, they want POWERFUL ones. And Power never came from morality even in the days of the popes.
Do what you want, but MORALS are just virtue signaling while the amoral rule you and women reward them.

[Anonymous No.53670099]

>he keeps going

[Anonymous No.53670125]

>>53670099
I'm almost done.

the funny part is 4chan is misogynistic as fuck so you guys know I speak truth.

if you wanna fuck bitches you gotta drop the morals and make the dollars.

we all know it. You wanna win the world without dropping the morals and I respect that. It's a beautiful dream. But it's not how things work right now.

fuck what you want. invest on what's actually happening. AI is looking strong right now, but real estate and the US stock market are also good.

[Anonymous No.53670158]

>>53670099
you spend your life making millions and have it all tossed over for a bit of trim.

fackin puss.
it's literally the reason
how many men lost millions for a girl? All of them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSF9QhYIS_g

[Anonymous No.53670160]

>>53670125
>the funny part is 4chan is misogynistic as fuck so you guys know I speak truth.

I dont take advice on women from incels and other like-minded people. In fact, i try to do the opposite and stay away from dull women such as those you seem to be found off.

[Anonymous No.53670174]

>>53670160
>i try to do the opposite and stay away from dull women such as those you seem to be found off.
fair enough, I made the same mistake the first time I got married.

thought she'd love my intellect and knowledge of culture.

yeah, she left me for money.

hope it doesn't hurt you as much as it did me, but we all have to learn our place.
if you're so smart, why aren't you rich?

[Anonymous No.53670198]

>>53670174
Because im from western europe's romania. Wages are shit, we get overtaxed, public services are in the gutter and even tough i left my country and came back to finish my degree, i will likely have to move out again to get some money to invest before "settling down", as a teacher. In either case my goal is not being rich, rather get alternative sources of income

[Anonymous No.53670204]

>>53670198
what's your degree? Is it something you care about?

[Anonymous No.53670242]

>>53670198
guess I don't get an answer since fuck bob

not really romanian, but one of my heroes in school was Baron Franz Nopcsa von Felső-Szilvás.

not exactly a good guy, and certainly a faggot. But his work was good enough reason to respect him.

[Renewable energy fag No.53671124]

[Anonymous No.53671154]

>>53662425

Anons your participation needed, post opinions and habbenings

Global Hyperinflation General /GHG/ >>>/pol/415749272

[Anonymous No.53671162]

dubs and everybody in this thread dies

[Renewable energy fag No.53671184]

>>53671162
Amateur

[Renewable energy fag No.53671194]

>>53671184
owari da...

[Anonymous No.53671201]

>>53671194

this was such a banger of a film

i would have been his top guy

[Anonymous No.53671203]

brapgas sisters... I am scared

[Anonymous No.53671207]

>>53671201
>this was such a banger of a film
there is also an italian recreation with mussolini, its pretty good too

[Renewable energy fag No.53671214]

>>53671201
Yeah I still rewatch it from time to time

[Anonymous No.53671241]

>>53671201
>"Nigger, nigger." Was is das?

[Anonymous No.53671354]

>>53671241

[Anonymous No.53671362]

>>53671162

[Anonymous No.53671648]

Counted 14 (fourteen) niggers in the park today lads. That's full on jigaboos, too. I barely even register the pakis and other shades of brown anymore. Grim.

[Renewable energy fag No.53671658]

>>53671648
The absolute state

[Anonymous No.53671755]

>>53671658
It's fucking February, too. A sunny day but still. When summer hits there'll be millions of em

[Renewable energy fag No.53671769]

>>53671755
At least you're not speaking German innit

[Anonymous No.53671835]

>>53671769
kek

[Anonymous No.53671891]

>>53671769
kek

[Anonymous No.53672168]

>>53669776
>religious are retarded
You worship the government so your religion changes in accordance with their demands commissar

[PAN MAN No.53672508]

remember a few weeks back anons mentioned the name changes that popped up with all the juniors switching to lithium? I just noticed Braveheart Resources did the same, their now called Canadian Critical Minerals. I wonder if we will hear about them optioning a new property in the near future to go with the new name.

[Anonymous No.53672546]

>>53672508
Yep, the name changes are a sign of a top, IMO.

[Anonymous No.53672564]

Why was arabica coffee so expensive last year?

[Anonymous No.53672760]

>>53672508
>>53672546
https://ceo.ca/@goldfinger/what-the-wise-do-in-the-beginning-fools-do-in-the-end-lithium-edition

excellent article about that.

[PAN MAN No.53672785]

>>53672760
>>53672546
specifically for Braveheart, it looks like their making headway with their bull river copper mine, BC Hydro is getting them hooked up to the 3 phase grid later this spring.

[Anonymous No.53673288]

>>53672760

what the hell, is copper really going to explode this much? how do i get in on this?

[Anonymous No.53673328]

>>53673288
These prediction are based on future global EV demand growth. In other words : no.

[Anonymous No.53673359]

>>53673328
Shorting the EV metals, particularly lithium, will be more spectacular than shorting natty has been.

[PAN MAN No.53673387]

>>53673288
no one invested in major copper for 10 years, this is the result. Sure there was exploration work going on, but it didnt end up in new producing mines. Copper is critical for the future.

[Anonymous No.53673410]

>>53665223
I want to believe, but why the move now, what triggered it?

[Anonymous No.53673456]

>>53662445
https://www.silver-phoenix500.com/article/silver-price-forecast-44-50-silver-following-breakout

Good small article, although I don't believe we will need to wait for end year.

[Anonymous No.53673481]

>>53671203
It is simple: We rug the bulls after they prematurely busted their load over the freeport news.

[Anonymous No.53673575]

>>53673387
Indeed. Im very bullish on Copper.

[PAN MAN No.53673619]

>>53673575
interestingly enough, there are some HUGE copper deposits out there that are now sitting under national parks. Windy Craggy is one that comes to mind.
https://www.mindat.org/loc-239048.html

[Anonymous No.53673670]

>>53673619

who was the fellow claiming that most of these parks were actually strategic reserves to mine when it became expedient to do so? would that render private copper exploration meaningless if the us gov can pull huge amounts from its ass at a moments notice?

[Anonymous No.53673694]

>>53669500
That painting... Silver anon's german nice handwriting femanon goldbug sweetheart made that from /pmg/

Redwolf + Bayhorse forever

[Anonymous No.53673722]

>>53673694
silver miner anon*

[PAN MAN No.53673729]

>>53673670
thats been brought up a couple of times actually, and i am actually starting to believe it. There are a number of parks that I can think of off the top of my head that have massive copper / silver / gold prospects in their borders. The issue with the idea that the government will mine these deposits it doesnt make sense for them to do the mining, instead they would contract out the work to a major corporation instead. It also has the issue that these deposits havent been explored since the parks were put on top of them, so you would have to do all the exploration drilling and planning first, than build the mine, which takes years.

I would not at all be surprised that there was a plan at some point to exploit these deposits but its not in motion currently.

[Anonymous No.53673747]

>>53669696
GV and canadian rahaj forces combined

[Anonymous No.53673819]

>>53669696

i don't understand the significance of this. is crescat good or bad for bllg?

[Anonymous No.53674469]

>>53673387
Similar problems abound in oil and gas as well. Capital expenditures have been heavily cut since the early 2010's and as a result discoveries have not kept up.

[Anonymous No.53674762]

>>53674469
With the much higher gas-to-oil ratios it will be interesting to see how much American shale production holds up, especially with more expensive borrowing costs hampering investment in new wells, crucial to offsetting their high decline rates. It seems most of the DUC backlog from the pandemic is filled now. Is the Permian getting gassy?

[Anonymous No.53674964]

https://surgecopper.com/projects/ootsa-project/

check out the interactive 3D map surge has for the ootsa project

[PAN MAN No.53675660]

>>53674964
I think Berg will the bigger / better mine over all down the road, but Ootsa is what will get Surge up and into the market.

[PAN MAN No.53675680]

>>53675660
wait what the hell, why did my IP change again?

[Anonymous No.53675836]

>>53675660

maybe but i am personally leery of projects not owned 100% by the company. mostly because i just don't understand how it works.

[Anonymous No.53675910]

>>53675836
>>53675660

also, might i ask, if you're confident in the berg plan, are you familiar with the poplar project nearby by universal copper? they're trading at very cheap now and i'll pick it up if the project outlook is similar to neighboring projects.

[PAN MAN No.53676152]

>>53675910
https://universalcopper.com/poplar
I know of Poplar, I think I was one of the first that brought it up. I ve driven through and sampled in that general area in the past for a few previous projects a long time back, as well as the Stars Copper project to the North on the Morice River watershed.

Poplar has some potential, but i havent looked at Universal in ages, I ll report back a bit better once i ve looked at what they have been up to. I can report that there are a lot of blebby copper showings out that way, lots of small porphyry intrusions, coming up through the local volcanic tuffs, basalts and rhyolites. You see huge chunks of irregularly shaped chalcopyrite, tetrahedite, richly stained malachite stringers from quartz calcite and all sorts of incredible sphalerite crystals in roads cuts. Its great territory to prospect, much is burned off spruce, its dry and easy to navigate, the closer you get to the coast though the tougher things get. Lots of hornet nests out there too, they live in the ground and act like land mines.

As for Berg, its an optioned property from Centerra, Centerra did a lot of work in the 90s and 2000s on Berg but were focused on another major project at the time. Holding the property is expensive without doing constant exploration work, so optioning the property to Surge makes all sorts of sense. Surge gets first dibs on buying the property out once they have met all the conditions in the option agreement.

[PAN MAN No.53676175]

>>53675910
i should also mention, that both Stars and Poplar are not the same scale as Berg or Bergette belonging to Surge. Those two properties that Surge hold are mountain range scale bodies, while Poplar and Stars are singular smaller porphyrys, that doesnt mean that their not worth exploring, their just not in the same ball park as what Surge is working with.

[Anonymous No.53676211]

Guys, according to the 36th revision to the CPI, inflation is now under 2%.

https://youtu.be/iWfp4AapzWk

Just so you know what's happening on Tuesday.

[Anonymous No.53676235]

>>53664444
bros???

[Anonymous No.53676254]

>>53676211
poor Gram, he looks so tired from mining all that silver ore, the highest grade in the world. Where does all the pure silver go since he refuses to sell to COMEX? That's a lot of seats he reserved for his ladyboy team. I bet he stocked up on coke and viagra.

[Anonymous No.53676281]

>>53676175

i'm already invested in surge now that you've mentioned it. i've simply been looking into other nearby projects in case there's any value that's been overlooked. but i suppose surge is a gamble in the sense that they may or may not get access to the huckleberry complex, tho they advertise it like it's a sure thing

[Anonymous No.53676604]

Lagoon bros, I always knew we were going to make it in the end

[PAN MAN No.53676885]

did anyone else see Osisko is working on a Lithium company now? How many off shoots can they have??

[Anonymous No.53677499]

>>53676885
Poos just cornered the lithium market

[Anonymous No.53677948]

>>53673694
She used to make memes of me and I think she had a crush on me or looked up to me at the very least and I was a savage dick to her.

[Anonymous No.53678219]

>>53664444
>>53676235
banks or bust

[Anonymous No.53678341]

>>53669549
The French Revolution is a direct consequence of Bourbons instituting absolutism through abolishing the decentralised military nobility (which is literally what feudalism means) and replacing it with bureaucratic rule. There was a whole rebellion against absolutism and for noble landholders, the knighthood and the clergy in the early 1600s supported by literally everybody except bourbons kikes and mercenaries, it was called the Fronde. Kikes practically endlessly bankrolled the monarchy until it won, devastating the country for decades to come.

Afterwards, the batshit insane 80%+ taxation began

[Anonymous No.53678386]

>>53669584
I've always said that industrial hemp is the key to a utopian society and always get called out as a junkie even though I have never even tried weed in my life full stop (only meth, black tar and coke). Hempcrete alone would revolutionise housing if hemp was deregulated to the point where it could be a cheap construction material and not an overly and needlessly expensive tax on hippies as it is now. Not to mention the travesty of cattle not being allowed to graze hemp anymore even though it's been the go to forage for peasants over literally millenia. Biofuels are the cherry on top, and I agree that industry is being deliberately handicapped by the war on drugs forcing us to adopt ten times less efficient goyslop trash memes (corn and basedbeans) instead of anything that'd be rational and efficient to convert into biodiesel (of which hemp would be the biggest part)

[Anonymous No.53678774]

Have you heard about the chemical spill in Ohio?
What will the consequences be?

[Anonymous No.53678785]

>>53678774
>Ohio
Anon...

[Anonymous No.53678839]

>>53677499
>Kashmir
Pakistan claims that territory too, bullish for warmongers.

[Anonymous No.53678869]

>>53673481
It double bottomed

[Anonymous No.53678883]

David Braddy and Silverchartist are extremely bullish for the next 3-4 weeks. Same as Gary, very interesting.

[Anonymous No.53678996]

>>53673694
>>53673722
Yes, I'm aware.

Silver miner was a friend of mine and a decent enough guy. I have a lot of his art saved on my drive.

I understand what he was trying to do, even if I think it was naive and ultimately doomed by a company that didn't share his goals and allowed him to mislead himself and others about their prospects. I never bought any BHS and I never stacked any silver, but I didn't hate the guy. His idea was interesting, his execution flawless, he just chose the wrong company to go all in on. I'm not sure there is a "right" company for his plan. Hecla maybe. Or Bunker Hill. Not bayhorse apparently.

[Anonymous No.53679021]

>>53678996
>Hecla maybe. Or Bunker Hill. Not bayhorse apparently.
But then I'm biased since I've done work on the Bunker Hill property, and am the third generation of my family to have worked for Hecla. I cut my teeth working for them on their properties in my town. One of their former projects is currently being brought back to life as we speak.

But either one seems more promising than bayhorse, and Hecla has a long history of making money, even if it's not a huge company.

[Anonymous No.53679133]

>>53673694
I particularly liked how he raged at redwolf and called him a traitor when he found out that red had sold the top on the horse.
That was probably the moment I actually began to respect red wolf for his grasp of trading.

[Anonymous No.53679141]

>>53678883
It just took David a little longer to get it.

[Anonymous No.53679159]

>>53679133
>sold the top

I mean it just got to the point where you couldn't have any faith in the company anymore. I gave them chance after chance and benefit of the doubt over benefit of the doubt.

I was in big time. The story was good, but as soon as management started dropping the ball I bailed.

[Anonymous No.53679176]

>>53679159
>as soon as management started dropping the ball I bailed.
Most anons bought the bullshit and hodl'd. You're a contrarian and your instincts were perfect. You probably made more money off that P&D than silver did.
Not that it matters, but that's when I actually saw you as a force to be reckoned with.

[Anonymous No.53679178]

>>53679133
I always got the sense he was an outsider and I don't know how he stumbled onto this place. He never understood the culture here and a lot of things we take as part of the culture he would get really offended by.

That and how personally he took things sometimes. I could feel that he was a trustworthy person, he wasn't trying to scam, but I also felt a very maybe sheltered person.

I often wondered if he was someone famous like Bob Moriarty or something. I think he lived in the uk and somehow he had a lot of money and that's all I really u knew about him. A guy on Twitter sent me a friend request a long time ago and I think that might have been him but I'm long since banned on Twitter completely m

[Anonymous No.53679187]

>>53679176
Yeah my instincts are good for this shit. Might be my quarter jew blood mixed with good old white man's rationality with a little bit of viking aggressiveness. I've always been interested in investing. Evr since I was 12 when I heard there was a helium shortage and started researching helium companies.

Once I make the money I'm planning to make with these current investments I'm gonna start doing big things with trading. I'm just locked into these investments right now and I'm good with that because I trust my instincts.

[Anonymous No.53679194]

>>53679176
Thanks for the compliments man.

[Anonymous No.53679196]

>>53679178
Yeah, the way he got offended about anime was very reddit. Not sure, but I think he was doxxed here a couple times. I think some people probably still track him on ceo or wherever he's posting now.

He might have added me on fb but I don't accept friend requests from 4chan anons. He definitely knew who I am, but I've been doxxed a few times on /biz/ and other boards over the years.

[Anonymous No.53679215]

>>53679196
We legit started the silver squeeze though. That entire movement. He originated the first post on Wallstreet bets. We discussed and planned it here. Crazy to think about but not surprising. Everybody steals credit from 4chan and the reddit fags steal it the most, liket he Wallstreet silver an Jim Lewis faggot.

[Anonymous No.53679224]

>>53679215
Yep

you guys raised the global price of silver 10% for several weeks straight. Something only a true force of nature could pull off.

[Anonymous No.53679234]

>>53679133
I also remember when I began selling scamhorse at about .20 or so. I communicated it clearly to the thread which at the time might as well have been called /bhsg/. I pointed out the terrible track record; the conspicuous and repeated timeline misses; the very uncertain economics; and the feasibility of the whole project. I was met with furious vitriol and protest by many anons in the thread, and silverjew himself engaged me in a long-winded debate where his entire argument could be summarized into "dude the potential brooo" lol. I remember the grasping at straws, like for example when I pointed out the tiny and uncertain 6Moz silver resource, he told me that there could be over a hundred million ounces down there! It just had to be found! After all, two geologists in the 1940's thought there could be such potential, so it was pretty much certain!

In retrospect, the scam was plain to see, and I'm glad I did see it and managed to turn a profit as well. Idk what redwolf did at the time but had we been actually smart we would have bought oil juniors instead of wasting precious time and money on junior mining shitcos

[Anonymous No.53679249]

>>53679196
I wonder whether the Telegram safespace group where only five or ten hand picked anons were allowed still exists. One can only ponder about what kind of illuminating and enriching discussion goes on over there!

[Anonymous No.53679252]

>>53679234
I'm glad you sold the top. Silver should have as well.

I was there doubting their claims too, but I never had any skin in the game. But then I was too busy doing covid work to worry much about the horse. The shutdown increased my revenues by 1/3 so I was plenty busy without investing in silver or questionable oregonian miners.

[Anonymous No.53679275]

>>53679249
I was never invited, but then I make my living primarily off the death of mines rather than their success.

[Anonymous No.53679301]

>>53679252
>>53679275
Bob, the whole general has nothing on you. You are the most successful person here, and success breeds jealousy. Okay granted you are a bit of an ass too so the hate you get is partly justified. But still.

[Anonymous No.53679321]

>>53679301
>Okay granted you are a bit of an ass too so the hate you get is partly justified. But still.
lol

I've done nothing but troll and make people hate me since /pmg/ first started. I am absolutely an ass. I don't get to speak my mind in real life though. None of us do. That's what 4chan is for.
Anonymity is for saying what you really think without getting cancelled.

[Anonymous No.53679333]

>>53679301
>You are the most successful person here
also I doubt that. I just brag a lot. I'm a pretty small fish in real life. I'm not lying about making millions, but millions isn't shit where I live.
It's also not shit where Lassen and Red live.

[Anonymous No.53679391]

new thread >>53679382

Also fuck bob

[Anonymous No.53679404]

>>53679391
>Also fuck bob
thanks silver

[Anonymous No.53680044]

>>53679234
I remember that and I remember you