Thread 22755240

Coal Galore Edition!
>“We think there are between three trillion and 23 trillion tonnes of coal buried under the North Sea,” explained Dermot Roddy, former professor of energy at Newcastle University.

This is enough coal to power the world for 500 years to 3000+ years at current rates of consumption. And it's in one coal field. Many more are out there.
Also, mining under the sea has been done in that region since at least the Medieval Period.
https://www.worldcoal.com/coal/31032014/coal_discovered_in_north_sea_674/

>>22755108
WCS differentials being so low is probably due to the TMX being online now. More heavy crude making it out of Alberta, less oversupply and better market access

Flags were a mistake. Now idk who anyone is

>>22755240 (OP)
WAGMI

You niggers did load up on ZSL last week, right?

I like the Armenian Noah's Ark coins, but they are German made, which is okay, however, I want some Russian precious metals.
Can we obtain Russia-minted precious metals in the USA?

>>22757376
I haven't added to my stack in a long time and am out of the loop, so to speak.

>>22757376
it's the same element on the periodic table regardless of who made it or what kind of pattern it has

Looks like war is back on the menu lads. What's our guess on open tomorrow? Miners down while gold spikes by 3.5%?

>>22759975
WAGMI

>>22760136
>random x posts talking about nuclear war

Gold is crabbing so hard rn
Fucking do something

why the fuck is oil up right now

>>22762514
Gary called it two weeks ago

Gdxj pre market near 11 year high

>japan started selling government stored rice in supermarkets
https://sumikai.com/nachrichten-aus-japan/verkaufsstart-von-reis-aus-regierung-reserven-sorgt-fuer-lange-schlangen-vor-japans-supermaerkten-356696/

Japan will be ours, friends. In a few years a kilo of silver will buy you a kawaii house wife

Rick Rule has found a new junior with 10 Million oz Gold that we should all buy! Rick says "Somebody is gonna have to own this thing"

The company is Snowfields

https://streamable.com/3x1lrn

>>22763410
>we should all buy
He's selling.

>gold price
It's today the day we make it?

>>22763458
yes

Ahhhh... Green as far as the eye can see...

>>22763458
>>22763480
Thank you Putin!

>>22762643
time to apologize to Gary?

>>22763579
>by april
He didn't specific a year.

GDXJ blasted through 11 year high and no celebration?

Tomorrow Based Rana is going live

https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/5717483754866/WN_Ai2IK2Y5Q-i2KgRaSUJFxQ#/registration

>Silver
>AG
>everything
It's finally happening

>>22764265
Someone send him the memes

>>22764312
kek, she's so sexy

>>22764264
I can't imagine buying a sector ETF when 90% of the companies are scams.Either buy lottery tickets or stick to the majors.

>>22764397
I'm not an ETF guy and I agree with the sentiment but the holdings look pretty reasonable. Definitely in the 10% non-scam area

If we were on /biz/ we would be flooded with traffic itt

Looks like Sprott is adding to his Galleon stash, pretty good sign he plans to fund their bulk sample

Paladin down 2.5% today on nice drill results at PLS. They'll fund the mine build easily with revenues from Langer Heinrich, and NexGen will have built all the infrastructure in the area for Arrow. I sold some gold and Pan American today and threw more on the uranium bonfire.

>>22764620
kek

was up 20k for the day a few hours ago but my shitco run fizzled out and am up around 13 now, all while PMs have continued to climb, hard to figure. Silver mooning and PAAS and HL dropping

Rick Rule - under billion net worth and ADHD grade hopping in and out of stocks he considers as high quality with superb team and supervision because muh "u either become a cuntrarian or a veecteem" and at the same time numerous times repeatd "if I have stick to best teams for my whole career I would be much richer now".

VS

Eric Sprott - billion plus net worth, Buy and hold and add to positions in best stocks. Don't give a fuck if stock is not performing for few years if team is great, because everyone can have some temporary problems.

BTW who is longer in mineral resources investing? Erick or Rick? I know Eric is older than Rick but not sure which has more years of experience.

Since I first bought PAAS shares Rick in meantime left and reentered it at least once. Because of some minuscule details that does not matter in long term but cause Rick to sweat about "muh limiting downside risks". Hilarious considering he is not even investing his full net worth in silver. I'm not angry tho as he most likely had some impact on decline of stock price which for sure was a neat occurrence to me as I like buying my stonks cheap.

>>22764531
Yeah so why don't you start a thread on /biz/?

>>22765844
I didn't say that was a good thing

>>22765637
they're both rich and well connected enough that the performance of their portfolios ceases to matter. number go up is nice but earning favours and looking after the old boys has more effect on their day to day.

>>22765524
Did you tell WallStreet Silver about Bayhorse? They have the meme retail money to make that company successful. With that kind of financial backing Graeme can submit a permit for mining and rent back his $1,000,000 ore sorter to upgrade the world class ore mountain and sell to Ocean by the donkey load.

Last time silver price was this high on Oct 22, 2024 Hecla hit $7.68, today Hecla is $5.63

>Collective Mining Expands the Outcropping Portion of Apollo by Drilling High-Grade Tungsten, Copper, Gold and Silver Including 124 Metres at 3.03 g/t AuEq (0.66% WO3Eq) from Surface
the stock that keeps on giving

$NAK bros wagmi

>>22755240 (OP)
What's the point if all the eco-weenies are fighting to ban coal?

>>22766624
wake me up when Pebble actually gets the green light for real

>>22766773
coal is dying because of its piss poor energy density more than the massive environmental and safety problems it has. it's the fuel of last resort except for maybe wood or literal shit/biomass..

>>22763557
>Thank you Putin!
What did he do? You should be thanking GloboHomo.

$AG
Silver
Miners
We're giving back all the paltry gains tomorrow, arent we

https://x.com/floppyslotting/status/1929736719961935879?t=MlPAlHeSqYVd_j1lDdPzsQ&s=19

Bayhorse bros.......

>>22767777
holy checked

>Atlas Salt Welcomes New Executive Management Team
different faces, same shitco

>>22769082
They landed a new CEO with a solid resume pretty fast. They have a lot going for them but it will take patience

https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/atlas-salt-welcomes-new-executive-management-team

>>22769191
The problem remains the asset itself. Poor capital intensity, low IRR. Not exactly a financing magnet

>>22769429
Plus it's on a fucking island, lol.

>>22769447
That likely contributes to the capital intensity

>>22766773
Fracking made natural gas cheap so it supplanted thermal coal in much of the US. Metallurgical coal for making steel remains strong.

Wow my overall portfolio is still slightly in the green today after yesterday's big gains thanks to dumpster fires like AG turning the corner

>>22771069
Silver miners seem to be getting a lot of buyers lately. Might be the Big One™

>>22771100
That would be amazing

>>22769674
would be a real shame if more tariffs hit the global steel industry

GSVR taking off fucking finally

>>22773006
One more week like this and I'll finally no longer be underwater on that one

>>22773006
It's a little ironic, but some early /pmg/ 2020 favorites are going to be easy 10 baggers, and probably a lot more, from the bottoms in the last year

>>22766322
HL playing some catch-up today, up over 4% with silver price about even