Wagmying in real time edition. Also sell poo lagoon before it gets flushed.

>>22861805 (OP)
evening all!
Snowline and Blue Lagoon looking great! Goliath resources getting boots on the ground again as well for more work. Going to be a busy summer!

>>22862056
Post cool mining equipment

>>22862096
this

>>22862096
old stuff or new stuff? Got lots of both

>>22861805 (OP)
Again with the Lagoon FUD! C'mon monkey-man give us longs a break, we suffered for years until Rana got the permits

>>22862202

>>22862202
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>>22862202
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>>22862202
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>>22862202
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>>22862202
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>>22862202
just postin my latest run because you're the only prospector on 4chan who can see what I'm cooking

t. big bob and his summer project

check out the mercury retort I made out of a chromed P-trap

>>22862202
anyways best of luck to you this summer.

I wonder if that machine is one of yours?

I just need a couple ounces at this price to pay my bills for the summer. I'm halfway there.

>>22862202
I skipped the part where I roasted my ore to drive off sulfides and fracture the quartz for milling

and in the bottom of my roast pan I found 3g electrum! Tested in muriatic to make sure it's not lead. Then tested SG to make sure it's not just silver

>>22862202
my gains are small potatoes for you I know, but I like the process. The steps to getting gold out of rocks.

>>22862202
the stuff I'm working is good highgrade

almost a gram of gold per kilo

lots of visible gold, but not great specimen ore. Disseminated, refractory ore.

>>22862508
>Disseminated, refractory ore.
half of what I get is visible in the foxtail

the other half is in the mercury cleanup. Flour so small I can't separate it or pyrites/galena with enough values to sink in the mercury

>>22862513
saving all the concentrates so when the batch is done I can go back and roast and smelt the remainder using borax method. See what I missed with gravity and amalgamation

I should probably treat the tailings with cyanide, but that's a project for another year.

>>22862056
>Snowline and Blue Lagoon looking great!

Snowline found about as close to the perfect ore body as you can get, hopefully they find another one this season

https://vimeo.com/1095953857/b725751db9?

>>22862513
>>22862515
careful with the chemicals mate

>Collective Mining Discovers a New Copper-Silver Rich Sub-Zone in Apollo, Intersecting 114.40 metres at 4.14 g/t Gold Equivalent
More jawdropping discoveries by CNL. Filo 2.0

>>22862526
always

I'm one of only 3 labs in my area with a full hood and cyanokit on hand.

>>22862526
I'm probably running bigger risks roasting and crushing, but a little silicosis never hurt anyone.

>>22862539
Remember to take nice long breaths lol

>>22862543
right?

I've been dry crushing with a pneumatic hammer but I have a full respirator on for the whole process. Only problem is I gotta shave to wear the respirator. I prefer a beard.

>>22862543
for old times sake

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

PDI out with a DFS today. Looks like an easy double to 3x in two years or so. Market cap less than A$1B, asset with well over A$3B NAV at current gold prices and huge IRR. The thing with these West African mines is that they are very repeatable and standard operations to build. The low CAPEX is also something that is consistently repeated in the region which is why it's so profitable. They'll need to secure financing and final permits by Presidential decree and then they can build it. But I think one of the mahor shareholders will just take over the company before the mine is built.

>>22862554
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dIMMCcAwWE&list=RD0dIMMCcAwWE&start_radio=1
down ya go jack

are we drawing the up part of handle or the down part of handle today? Post your bets!

>>22862508
whats the source? you dug that in your mom's mancave? Or you collected it from river stream?

Poo lagoon wasn’t meant to go up all at once, there are ebbs and flows. I’m thinking with the companies good news and macro backdrop for gold prices surging are great tailwinds for them. See where this slide meets buyer support and create a new base going forward to $1 plus

>>22862595
>Poo lagoon wasn’t meant to go up
I agree

>>22862597
>>22862595
you guys selling or want others to sell?

t. never been a shaehholder of La Goon

>>22862474
Only trying to save you money, do you want to wagmi or not bro?

>>22862599
I just think it's a shitco lol

Buyout target within a year or two methinks. I'm tripling my position once ASX opens

>>22862607
When I account for the financing costs, thing is trading around 50% future FCF yield. Mine will be built in 2028. Easy room to double or more.

>>22862618
did you remember to add an obligatpry +1 year margin on building a mine?

>>22862624
It takes two years to build a mine generally speaking. Especially true in West Africa. There's a long track record of mines being built on time and on budget or better. They'll probably hire Lycopodium to build it, those guys are a class act.

>>22862629
generally speaking there are delays more often then not no matter where you build it and by whom,

>>22862636
Not in West Africa. Can't argue with results.

>Roughly 20 mines have been built since 2010, taking an average of only 1.7 years to complete, which is significantly less than any other region globally. West Africa has an industry-wide track record of delivering projects both on time and on budget. We’ve seen this ourselves in building Ity CIL and Houndé and now our Lafigué project. Moreover, West Africa offers some of the lowest capital intensity globally at approximately US$100 per ounce, which is more than 20% less than the next region.

>With more than 12 mines built in West Africa, Lycopodium’s track record of building efficient mines on time and on budget is unparalleled.

>>22862793
Just because it's so far quick does not mean you are not supposed to consider delays. Fuckups happen both economical and technical.

>>22862801
100% on time and on budget since 2010. It's moreso the rule than the exception.

Gold continuing to draw another handle.
We cannot have handle without a downside, not just the upside.

>Awalé Extends Charger at Depth with Four High-Grade Hits, Including 16.4 g/t Gold Over 52 Metres
More stellar results from Awale. I only have a small position but I'm a happy shareholder.

Snowline yellow fever bro.... what happened!?!?

SIR, I AM HUMBLY REQUESTING; PLEASE PROVIDE THE INDIAN

>@Rocketred weighs in on SGD

>>22863931
who is that person lol

>>22863958
infamous penny flipper on ceo. Even came here to shill once. We repelled him by calling him a nigger.

>>22863958
>>22863971
is it just a cohencidence his name ends in berg?

>>22863364
I'll take the blame for today's -1.9% bro, I had to sell 220 shares @$6.15 to pay some bills and buy more roids, position down to 33,000 shares. WAGMI resumes later this week

Congratulations to the guy who sold me his ONDS bags. Well done

>>22862496
>>22862508
for some reason 4chans not loading pics properly at the moment but i can tell you have been very busy!
I think you posted the pics of your free mill samples before, but i love seeing free gold in quartz like that!

>>22862501
>>22862496
quick question for you actually, its becoming a massive pain to buy mercury up here in leafland, which supplier are you using to buy it? I ve got a 2L jug in storage but its handy to have a source i can buy fresh from.

Oh, noes, Rana broes!
I thought we were going to dollar town.

>>22864827
I think there is solid support at .57, I’ll be buying there if it gets there

>t. 42k shares

>>22864827
Good short pick, short-GOD

Congo's cobalt export ban extended another 3 months. They're building an almighty stockpile that will drown the market, but good for other producing selling now.

>>22865449
I wonder what's up with that export ban. Do they want to make refined cobalt like with copper? Afaik copper ore exports are totally off limits in the DRC, they require companies to produce refined copper in-country for export.

If cobalt prices come down as a result of these stockpiles perhaps that could offer a nice sale in CMOC shares.

SCP price target for Snowline increased to C$17.50

https://bpd-space.nyc3.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/scp/250625-scp-sgd-pea.pdf

>>22864788
I wouldn't touch mercury. One of the most toxic substances, wrecks havoc on your body and brain.

>>22864788
You've got way more than me, I've been using the same half pound for the last 35 years.

I've been looking for cheap stuff and had a seller but they don't ship to canada
>https://abprospecting.com/products/mercury-1-lb

these guys seem to ship to canada but cost four times as much because lab grade
>https://www.sciencecompany.com/Mercury-Metal-quicksilver-triple-Distilled-one-half-lb-P16388

>>22865784
Pretty sure Pan Man knows how to safely handle mercury though

>>22864777
>I think you posted the pics of your free mill samples before
yes, same batch. I have a couple buckets of that ore I'm working through. I'm saving the best bits to sell as specimens on ebay but the rest I'm crushing and selling
>>22862594
>whats the source?
The hillside below an abandoned gold mine in Summit County Colorado. Just stuff the miners dropped and didn't bother picking up back in the 1800's when gold was $18/ozt

>>22865784
i know that but i know what i am doing and have retorts / filters to recollect the pollutant so i and the environment dont get contaminated.
>>22865831
i ve got a fantastic specimen of VG right now from a brand new vein i found while snooping around on abandoned logging roads but i cant get it cleaned up right now. What ever mineral is associated with this VG is not reacting or decomposing with my usual mix of muritic acid and drain cleaner, got to find something tougher to make the gold show properly.

>>22865881
>What ever mineral is associated with this VG is not reacting or decomposing with my usual mix of muritic acid and drain cleaner, got to find something tougher to make the gold show properly.
I ended up buying some cheap nitric on walmart.com for personal use. I think I paid $30 per liter with free shipping for some 67% reagent grade.
again not sure if it ships to canada
>https://alchemielabs.com/product/nitric-acid-67-reagent-grade-950ml/

I'd be a bit curious what sort of mineral doesn't react with muriatic and drain cleaner though. That should strip most anything I'm used to.

>>22865899
my best guess is some psudeomorph after iron, maybe even scheelite but i need to do more tests. It refuses to weather in multiple acid mixes, its not iron anymore, any remaining rust has long since been corroded away.

>>22866010
My mind always goes straight to platinum but I suppose there's lots of other stuff that doesn't readily dissolve in sulfuric and hydrochloric

I'd love to see the thing when you get it cleaned up!

>>22866020
will post sooner or later its not a huge piece of VG but its classic to the region. Unusual in whats actually grown around the gold. There is a bunch of weathered lead galena and a bit of pyrite too but the gold isnt in those minerals.

>>22866020
here's another piece from the same vein but only hosted in the weathered vugs. Samples about palm sized, not sure if the VG is visible camera isnt focusing as it should

>>22862202
So this is the Nazi masterbation machine?

>>22866042
thanks for posting! That's exciting ore... I see a couple spots in the vugs that look like gold. Good showing!

I was checking ebay for gold specimens and saw slabbed quartz with gold from the Sunnyside mine down by Silverton Colorado selling for hundreds to thousands of dollars. I have a bit of that material on hand because my uncle used to work there back in the 80's and he was a notorious highgrader. I'm thinking I might slab one of my chunks since selling just one cut would pay for the rock saw and lap wheel to polish it.
Pic is one chunk from the Sunnyside Mine. I've posted it before but I didn't realize back then what this junk was selling for. My uncle used to crush this stuff by the bag in his basement. Probably made more money highgrading than he did just working for a living, the old bastard.

>>22865831
according official CPI it was worth under 500 modern USD, but we know that CPI is a bullshit concept

according to my CP or whatever some random page used to adjust vale of USDI until 1920 then M3 adjusted calculations it's over 14k in modern USD

I think the 2nd is a more realistic valuation of god's purchasing power back then

>>22866607
how much gain do you get from extracting it on your own compared to current market price?

>>22866620
even assuming amount of gold mined cumulatively increased 2 times since 1880 current "price" in usd has a lot of room to run as we are nowhere near 7k/Oz

>>22866686
assuming in 150 years amount of total gold increased 4.5 times (if that famous 1% increase yearly is realistic) we could be fully priced.

The main question is how much gold really get mined and what other factors we need to consider when evaluating honest price of gold.

I think we can try and include change in global population in price calculations.

So it would be:
Price_old*(M3_now/M3_old)*(Mined_now/Mined_old)*(Popul_now/Popul_old)

>>22866692
so, when we consider that since 1880 population increased 8 times it means gold could be 8 times undervalued with "honest" price being 24k USD/Oz

unless any big brain here has any idea what other factors shall we include in calculations

>>22866690
keep in mind that that 1 percent is anegdotal and is more representative of modern mining than mining of 19the century and earlier parts of 20th century.

19th century mining was like 200 tones a year at best

the youtube crackpots have invaded the thread

supposedly growth of amount of gold mined is more or less that before 20th century we mined only 1/3 of what has been mined in history up until today. Meaning that amount of total gold increased about (probably under) 3 times.

The demand factor is the hardest to quantify as in 19th century silver had still a monetary role among the poor. And huge amount of population had neither gold or silver. So increse in demand nowadays may be even bigger than just mere population now vs then ratio.

Thanks for attending my TedX talk

>>22866725
hello mr crackpot

>>22866737
That was a stupid tirade. Gold's value is determined by instability. When governments lose power people gravitate towards gold. When trust in governments rises gold loses its lustre. CPI and whatever have very little to do with the price of gold. Inflation does play a role but gold does not track inflation very well, remember back during the stimmy check years when everything but gold was gigapumping and inflation was running rampant.

>>22866765
there was nothing stupid, why are you so allergic to analyzing the fundamentals?

>>22866620
The way I think about gold valuation is relative to two factors; the cost of mining an oz of gold and the market value of all gold above ground compared to other asset classes like stocks and bonds.
Price of gold has been breaking out against cost of gold mining, which you could say is bearish, but I think it was only a matter of time due to geopolitics and that gold as an asset class has been lagging the valuation of the global stock and bond market.
Global stock market is around $130T vs gold at $33T, this was closer in the past. Global bond market is around $140T.
What this ratio should be to gold is of course hard to determine, but rising instability and tension around the world will cause the gap to get significantly smaller, though some will probably also come from the devaluation of stocks and bonds.

Gold having a terrible week in UK money terms. Moving down with the US dollar. So much for the currency hedge.

>>22866777
that's a very interesting point of looking on market vs gold, might help in having some estimated outlook on demand dynamics

>>22866792
>inflation hedge when is something magically moves in exactly opposite direction daily or monthly
OK, Mr Crackpot
I think your Earl Greay tea was fermented a little bit too much

Platinum doing a lil sum

>>22866810
squeeze keeps on squeezing. deliveries on the July contract start next week. I think Anglo drove the PGMs prices up when they started buying pre-demerger, caught the hedges a bit unawares.

>>22866777
Meant to say gold is $22T. Gold 3000 = $20T.

>>22866792
Yeah the dollar has been crashing hard lately. Also copper is now above $5.

>>22866845
USD down = bearish oil.

>NY Banksters seething

https://x.com/oriental_ghost/status/1938114229107888344

>>22866912
they will keep penny flipping and making money lol

What Chinese Cuckolds Party doing today?

>>22866935
we could be a long time from the Comex bankster clowns really losing control but it seems the Chinks have been making it a lot tougher

Central Asia Metals offer for New World now up to $0.062 per share. Originally $0.05 when the deal was proposedin May. Real bidding war between them and Kinterra with both parties buying blocks of shares on the open market.

>>22866935
>>22866945
NY opens and says F-you China, have a smash

>>22866961
they never had control. They just penny flip

>>22866945
nothing, as usual

>>22866961
Predictions for Snowline today desu?

>>22866976
Well, I'm not selling any, kek, will hope I can manage bills enough to hold the 33k shares till buyout. My guess, up around 2% today, the PEA was a fucking home run and we should see more buying this week, but you never know

>>22866976
they did get that webcast replay posted on X, which can't hurt

https://x.com/SnowlineGold/status/1937913611533619391

>>22866976
>Predictions
Predictive Discovery should be an easy 2-3x from here.

>>22866988
Sprott's big winner this year

>>22866976
new Cannacord price target for Snowline increased to C$23.25

>>22867026
wew lad
that's pretty good

>>22867026
why is theirs so high compared to the big banks?

>>22867028
that would be sweet, these analyst post-PEA reports will be coming for weeks, there's a lot of coverage, adding fuel to share price

>>22867032
will try to dig into this weekend

>>22867032
will try to dig into it this weekend

>>22867032
they have more direct interest in the companies they promote

>>22867231
interesting

Is the train leaving the station or do we have engine problems?

Poo chads I thought our stock only goes up. I'm financially ruined.

>>22867363
we are close to breaking free anon

>>22867405
so cloooose, she can almost fit

>>22867405
>>22867454
I can "help" her with a little "push"

>>22867454
>>22867479
kek

Picrel: Fidelity is telling me I can retire in 7 years, they're way off with whatever formula they use. Leafbro, myself and other Snowline Chads are retiring long before that, Japan WAGMI style

>>22867495
What's your net worth target for "retirement"? Would also be interesting to know what Fidelity's definition is

>>22867495
Move to a cheaper country with affordable healthcare and retire today.

>>22867511
Fidelity probably doesn't factor in my other brokerage account, although have made some transfers from it. I'd guess their formula is retarded and not applicable to cmmg Chads who are balls deep in shitcos

>What's your net worth target for "retirement"

A long way to go bro. I'll probably never stop buying shitcos even after I cash in with Snowline and will just press it somewhere else. Thanks to Bidenflation, with a paid off house/car would probably need US$1.5M just to live middle class

>>22867495
>Leafbro, myself and other Snowline Chads are retiring long before that, Japan WAGMI
WAGMI WAGMI WAGMI
I'm not as yellow fever as you are(though I still love JAV milkers) but when I travel I want Japan to be my first trip.
I have passive income from other sources which is like $1500 a month for the rest of my life.
If I make it with snowline, I will use that money to start selling covered calls or just hold GDXJ or something for retirement passive income. Even with average yielding dividend stocks I could survive without working desu.

>>22867521
He'd rather not die in a waiting line and with lack of medicines.

>>22867540
>A long way to go bro.
So you're going to keep wageslaving until then?
Why?
I hate wageslaving with all my soul and my goal is to stop having to do that.

>>22867521
Probably a good idea, our hospitals/doctors profit from making you sick and killing you. 90%+ of doctors here are professional liars and gaslighters and have sold out to big pharma

>>22867544
Good luck bro, I'm confident SGD will pay big, it's just a question of when
>>22867545
I hear you fren, if we get a monster buyout of 3x or higher from here I might be able to make it work

>>22867548
I agree and unfortunately it's government policy giving them this power.
Things like certificate of need laws ban new hospitals from being built being existing ones don't want competition.
Also patents on drugs is a fucking scam.
>>22867737
>Good luck bro, I'm confident SGD will pay big, it's just a question of when
It's obviously got a lot of room to run. That's why I invested, with margin.
>I might be able to make it work
We can only hope. Not working while having passive income is literally freedom.

>>22867548
Also the AMA is a government monopolized doctors cartel which is why doctors are so corrupt.
It didn't use to be this way.

>>22867737
>will pay big
>already 40X
>trying to squeeze the last few drops of water

>>22867792
Weak FUD, Rana-shorter. Try a new short if you're so certain

>>22867791
lemme gues italso made them expensive and health care inefective?

t. country where exactly that happened here
t. so called "free" healthcare here

>>22866973
ok Chang

>>22867980
>t. so called "free" healthcare here
It's so bad here too bro.
It's sad american healthcare is such a statist over-regulated mess that people look to our systems as a solution.
The Canadian solution is them literally killing you.
My relatives got cancer and went to the states to get MRIs and shit because our system would have taken like 8 months(while the cancer spreads).

>snowline
Okay so I guess TOMORROW WAGMI, right?

>>22868010
I mean how for example burgers are so surprised their healthcare is so expensive if their govt is pumping to their "private" healthcare sector more money than GDP of many states in Europe

while goc money pumps prices much bigger degree of independence from govt in many details than it's in Poland keeps US healthcare more efficient as here there is almost no freedom or room to optimize anything because you were for years supposed to declare in advance (as a hospital) how many patients you are going to have and you have limits on how many RMI scans etc you can perform, so imagine the mess. Yes it meant people were waiting years for diagnostic stuff like a fucking MRI scan or a visit to some specialist doctor

>>22868036
Switzerland and Singapore has the best system and it's mostly private

unfortunately there is no free market example on earth

>>22868048
you can even kys legally there in hospital if you have no hope of cure and only pain awaiting you, very civilized for a country of greedy bastards that still holds stolen gold

>>22868029
Tomorrow is bankster Friday, their favorite smash PMs day of the week. Maybe some more SGD green tomorrow but we might need BONANZA assays, new discovery, or nice hits around hole 115 to really get flying

>>22867540
Yeah I've also come to the conclusion that you need 2mil to really have financial security. With 2mil you could live off of yields. Just a 3% yield on that 2mil would rake in 60k

>>22868078
theu are desperate as month ends and there is like record amount of deliveries or something like that at COMEX at the end of the month

>>22868078
you seem doubtful and negative
sad
I thought this was our make it week
we needed to break out
oh well, I'm still above my margin excess and willing to wait
we will make it in time

>>22868048
Switzerland is hands down the best country in the world. T. Citizen of The Happiest Country In The World.
There are still even young people there t. surrounded by boomers.

But sadly Switzerland is also going down the drain, they are just „progressing“ a lot slower than other countries. They gave women the vote in 1971. I will give them another 20 years.

Some millions of ounces in pic related most likely btw, but the locals do not give a fuck.

If IB could give me my Lumina money, RIGHT ABOUT NOW, that would be great. I have some mines that are on sale to invest in.

>>22868078
japan WAGMI music btw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n00rW8ahb6k

>>22868105
We could break out tomorrow, the PEA and coverage is that good. We've just seen a lot of metals fuckery on Fridays and they could hammer gold price slowing our momentum, hopefully not

>>22868116
>We could break out tomorrow, the PEA and coverage is that good.
I know. It's true.
I'm just autistically impatient.
>We've just seen a lot of metals fuckery on Fridays and they could hammer gold price slowing our momentum, hopefully not
hopefully no fuckery friday desu

>>22868108
kek

>>22868125
bro im drunk rn and this song and a few others I used to listen to a few years ago when vaporwave was big.
it got me super interested in japanese culture
lmao I used to livestream on niconico while wasted out of my mind to japanese people

>>22868086
You need 60k to feel secure? Damn the Nordics are expensive.

>>22868133
checked, drunk bro

WAGMI

>>22868584
BEER

>>22868134
30k is enough but need to inflation adjust for the future

>>22868108
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ki-fATpXa00&pp=ygULc2FpbnQgcGVwc2k%3D
Postan music

>>22868680
vaporwave was such a kino thing
fuck

this is what zoomers are nostalgia for now:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cz2YCRmDOFk

>WAGMI hopium from Bongland

>>22868769
For me? It's Millenium Y2K aesthetic preferably with good trance or eurodance music. All the chrome, skater/scene/goth look, graffiti, breakdancing and shuffling etc. Back when being edgy, cheesy and "street" was cool.

https://youtu.be/ymNFyxvIdaM?si=1uV56x0aQbQP9cNI
https://youtu.be/LZSnoaLWCVU?si=-WOTibFc7SSuNYfd
https://youtu.be/Hy8kmNEo1i8?si=iXOqqxo5nQuZ5K2z
https://youtu.be/QXDwb2rueYM?si=uVoN2Ti8h4R6_aI4

I'm probably getting a bit jaded because I think modern (or is it post-modern now?) times truly get shittier and less inspired all the time, at least as far as culture and art go. Maybe the issue is just too much information and the ease of making and sharing things. Too much mediocrity on offer makes it more difficult to find the things that actually have value. Or something

You looked into next CEO of Berkshire and his relation to commodities?

>>22868793
i like the way he writes

>>22868931
Tell me about it. Is he a goldbug?

>>22869014
he is mostly known for energy sector
also a fan of large cash positions, so who knows maybe he is going to realize that holding cash in form of gold has its benefits

after all even goldman is shilling gold in portfolios

>>22866622
I expect to get about $7k this summer for an investment of about $100 in supplies. I'm not sure how many hours it will take, I'd guess I'm making less than minimum wage by the hour but I love getting gold so it's fun for me.

I'm semi-retired so I don't need much money. My bills are all paid so that $7k or so is just money to spend in restaurants and on booze and travel. I might sell some specimens on ebay for another few thousand. I have an extensive rock collection and some of my stuff is valuable as rocks instead of metal. We'll see how it goes. How lazy I am. So far I've collected over an ounce of gold to sell and the summer is just starting. Still snow in the high mountains.

>>22869032
>also a fan of large cash positions,
no wonder he got hired for the job lol. Buffett understands the value in having cash on hand.

>>22869032
Also Goldman has been a commodity bull for years now. They're /ourguys/

>>22866810
looks like they're getting pissed the goyim is making money on platinum

More Rick Snowline

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bqel7getlDY&t=2907s

>>22869957
raising margin requirements = less leverage. They're fucking out of money overlevered shorts in the ass with that move

anyone see the news out of Dolly Varden Silver today? Sprott putting some more money behind their project at Kitsault.
https://dollyvardensilver.com/dolly-varden-silver-closes-28-76-million-bought-deal-financing-with-participation-by-eric-sprott-2/

>>22870375
Ascot has been fumbling lately as usual. They mothballed their mine again. Sprott will take those assets as soon as they go to receivership. What a disaster.

Oh, noes, gold and silver broes!
Are you going to be ok?

>>22871199
>Ascot
They are named after a scarf most famous for being worn by a gay cartoon characters from the 1970s. It was foregone conclusion, those who burned deserved to.

>>22871220
Nigga gold is eternal

>>22871199
Checked, what a dumpster fire of a shitco, and not my proudest moment. I abandoned ship last Sept and immediately bought more Snowline the same day. The $900 left after my Shitcot loss is now +77% and about $1600

>>22871199
>>22871291
Don Durret was a big pumper of Shitcot dating back to at least 2020. If he didn't sell he's probably calling it a 10bagger

it's so over

>>22871518
hilarious ID

Donald called the bottom.

This is the koala on X who is leading the proxy battle against TNR, Jon Christian “JC” Evensen.

Mr. Evensen has over a decade of experience in investment banking and investment management focused on natural resources.

He previously served as member of the Board of Directors for Patriot Battery Metals and is currently a Member of the Advisory Board for Pallas Resources as well as President of Low Carbon Royalties. In addition to these publicly disclosed roles, Mr. Evensen, as President of Eucalyptus Resources, provides advisory services to both select global institutional investors and companies involved in the natural resources industry.

While at Luminus Management, he built the metals & mining vertical to invest over $1 billion across the capital structure along with physical commodities and commodity futures. In addition to his time at Luminus, JC has also worked at Millennium and in Morgan Stanley’s investment banking division.

>>22871199
Ascot really did screw up, it seems like their engineering team didnt plan out the underground access very well, meaning massive delays. Now their out of money again and cant run the mill, which means they cant run material and other projects that might want to mill there cant either.

>>22871199
too add to this, i am wondering if this is more on JDS Minings side of fault or is it Ascot's management shitting the bed?

>>22871518
>>22871680
incredible

>>22872188
Ultimately it is mangement's job to oversee the operations and hire the right people.

Holy Snowline! I didn't watch the banksters smash metals today after about 10am and just got home. SGD managed to close green today with gold price hammered over $50. That PEA is a monster and getting people's attention

>>22862096
>mining equipment

What is the status of the greatest silver mine in modern history? They must be pumping out 1,000 oz silver bars 24/7 with that mountain of world class silver ore.

>>22873469
Stopped by the bank today for my monthly bill juggling. The qt teller had $60 in half dollars I bought. In 5 minutes I have produced more silver than Graeme

WAGMI JUNK BROS

>>22873047
WEW LAD
WAGMI

Can't wait for next week

Damn IRV is finally doing something. Can I get a waifu WAGMI gif?

TECK's Highland Valley Copper mine is getting a new lease on life.
https://www.bcyukonmining.com/2025/06/27/highland-valley-copper-extension-gets-the-go-ahead-from-b-c-government/

>>22874274
Did you notice that Taseko's New Prosperity project is also getting a chance now? That one has been build-ready for like a decade but the local FNs and the company have been at odds. Now they have a deal that the FNs are more constructive towards the project but Taseko must not be the operator.

Igor Jesus, From Botafogo, The GOAT.

BOTAFOGOOO!!

>>22862056
>Snowline and Blue Lagoon looking great!

RANA ROLLING!

>>22874624
wood

>>22874624
>8 person mining crew
they will be lucky if they can produce a single ton of ore per day

>>22874652
>total fluff & promo
It reminds me of the gayhorse photo op with pics of the 3 PhDs, the qt geologist and the Marine Corps dudes.

Well Greece was range banned on 4chan. What the fuck is Logan energy btw? Are we bullish hydrogen?

>>22874685
>What the fuck is Logan energy btw?
A spinco from Spartan Delta after they sold their Gold Creek acres to CPG/VRN. Basically Spartan's worse little brother but still carries the same blood so a well managed company even if the assets don't quite match Spartan. Bit gassy but with some work they can probably at least double their liquids production in a year or two. If you're bullish AECO or oil it's a good bottom fishing bet. Not super high quality assets but they have had good liquids results as of late anyways. Their new Simonette wells are tracking to produce over 500,000bbls of oil, that's fantastic.

>>22871729
Impressive.

>>22874652
>Half of the crew is with one foot in the grave + a woman.
Uh oh... Poo Lagoon bros... I don't feel so good.

>>22873469
>>22873484
according to the cooperate presenetation from april '25, the Full Operating Permit is anticipated for year-end 2025.

As long as the captured ladyboys aren't able to escape the mine again, production will start early 2026.

>>22875027
that's interesting it can't generate realistic fingerprints

>>22874700
>>22874685
more about Logan, they just completed the commissioning of a 10,000boe/d plant at their Pouce Coupe asset. They're currently producing about 3,500boe/d there and they expect to ramp up to 8,000boe/d by the end of the year, and then keep production at 8,000-10,000boe/d for the next 10-15 years.

The Simonette asset produces about 6,000boe/d and has infrastructure in place to support over 20,000boe/d so they have egress to just drill and fill there. That recent Simonette Duvernay well I talked about in the previous post is a top 1% well in the WCSB, which is not that surprising when some of the neighbors (namely Kiwetinohk) have also been producing top decile well results. Logan has about 50 locations at Simonette Duvernay so they could probably increase production to 10,000boe/d there as well and keep it steady for 10-15 years.

Then they have two other Duvernay assets that together have another 100 locations. They are also in the oil window and should have good wells, but maybe not as amazing as the Simonette. These areas are undeveloped but they have a well coming online at Ante Creek this Summer so I'm looking forward to the results there. The reservoir thickness is comparable to their Simonette but the pressure is lower. Their Two Creeks asset is right next to Chevron's Duvernay assets which CNRL bought last year, that area is high quality and well derisked by the neighbors.


I don't think the market is expecting the liquids production to increase so there is a potential information arbitrage in buying down here. I think there's a good chance many of these Duvernay locations will end up producing in excess of 400,000 barrels of liquids in estimated ultimate recovery. The Duvernay inventory is almost entirely unbooked in the reserves. I also think there's a good potential for future value creation with organic acquisitions. The Spartan guys have always been expert at buying acreage for cheap and then developing that into something valuable.

>>22875105
i used Bing Create for that one.
The most annoying thing is that Bing cant get text/letters or numbers right.
There are always a few mistakes in every picture. About 30% of all pictures aren't useable because of that.

>>22875494
i see

>>22874551
yep thats another massive change! New Prosperity was dead in the water for a long time, the NDP gov in BC has actually done a fantastic job getting these projects approved and moving forward.

>>22874624
>>22874652
thats just the promo photo, they have a contractor doing the underground work.

Looks like if Turd (Craig Hemke) is correct, metals move up again after 10am ET Mon

>>22862096
steinert ore sorter

>>22876044
>>22876051
guy's still just enjoying the grift while fucking ladyboys. Impressive. He's not even in Canada, why would he, after all there is and will be no mining to oversee.

https://x.com/garysavage1/status/1938917937731293538?t=idSpSSXV8H1gH_scyGzw3A&s=19

Two weeks post by Gary. Have your orders ready when the bell opens her up.

>>22876296
thanks Gary, now I know we are already at rock bottom.

>>22875494
Dalle 3/bing is the old model
Much better ones exist

>>22876785
$40 CAD silver by April=piece of cake

>>22877523
>>22876785
>>22876296

>>22876785
>thanks Gary, now I know we are already at rock bottom.
Gary is bearish? We are so fucking back bros!

>>22877840
Silver just took a nose dive. I told you guys, I warned you. He recently closed his subscriptions to new members, so you'll have to just wait for updates from subscribers I guess.

>>22877832
AI indian posting

>>22879044

>>22879044
>He recently closed his subscriptions to new members, so you'll have to just wait for updates from subscribers I guess.
who? ted kaczynski?

>>22879137
twitter is bad

>>22879046
Only leftists hate AI

>>22879265
yeah true
you can't hate the ENTIRE antichrist without being an enemy of the left wing and the right wing
no way in hell that's engineered, right?

your fellow brothers & sisters in slavery, the nails who stick out the most, become the pressure release valves and punching bags for your frustration

>>22879268
>>22879266
Meds now.

>>22879272
i like the meds labelled "Adderall" they make me happy

jkjk

my aunt was a cocaine and amphetamine enjoyer, though
she disappeared & then showed up halfway across the country after tryiung to rob a bank
somehow she only did 1 year in jail, now she's training to become a phlebotomist in her fifties

there's probably some financial advice in there somewhere

>>22875027
>Full Operating Permit is anticipated for year-end 2025
So 10 years after stating they were in full operation?

Rana broes, reality to sink in soon

>>22880981
The reality of blue lagoon being the next barrick in 20 years

>>22880981
>>22881120
390k Poo Chad checking in. I'm waiting to retire, it's been a long ride.

Thoughts on Arizona Metals Corp? Just released a MRE today, the market didn't like it.

ZZzzzzzz ZZZzzzzzzz ZZZZZZZzzzzzzZZZZZzzzz

>>22881179
oversold, go all in

WAGMI

WAGMI

encore bros we're nearly back.

>>22881511
Do you hold it? What do you think about Kay Mine?

>>22881179
kind of small innit

>>22881626
gotta love how this guy's grift relies on the "manipulators" "losing" in literally two weeks all the time. And some people pay for that. There's a sucker born every minute

>>22881650
Yeah, underwhelming. Not as much as the NFG MRE thought.

And, I'm out of cash again... My everlasting problem. What do?

>>22881651
I mean man the people that are subscribed get the info first, that way they can reverse him asap, since the RGI has proven to be a very good strategy. His subs are probably making bank if they're smart.

>>22881179
>Arizona Metals Corp
>>22881650
OMG, I think this might be the shitco Peter Grandich has been pumping for years and went balls-deep on. I never took a serious look at it, can't remember what turned me off

>>22881815
Arizona Metals Crap. My question is how did it even get to $6 in the first place...

Hopefully SOLG dumps with the delisting, would be more than happy to buy at lower prices. Shit could x10 with the right news.

Why does Eric Sprott, keep buying NFG. Are they planing on doing a big pump scheme to exit, I mean what's the fucking plan here?

>>22881700
get employed?

>>22881883
I am employed though. Still I am greedy for more.

>>22881920
Try selling that butthole on the wkend

>>22881824
There were some pretty big names pumping. Don't think I've ever seen this Grandich guy, the self-proclaimed "Wall Street Whiz Kid," get anything right. I hope no bros here bought it. Shortbro is probably kicking himself for not shorting

I've got some news, fellas. I found Red on Facebook. It's not looking good in Oklahomo RN

>>22880981
wow thats way faster then i was expecting! They must have all the gear and materials already in place to operate

>>22880981
>>22884268
THE BONANZA WILL BE DELIVERED

>>22883398
Here they are. Apologizing for the pick.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVw-eNH5Bg4

IT'S GROWING
IT'S GROWING
IT'S GROWING

CHINKS PAYING $38+ FOR SILVER

First Snowline drill holes of '25 coming soon. I can feel it in my nads we're getting a new discovery this year

>previous 2 yrs first results

>>22884967
Are they doing more infilling or regional drilling? Infills don't add much new value, new discoveries can move the needle

>>22884982
A lot of regional drilling plus Valley and around that hit 300m away from Valley (115) last season

>>22881636
I'm still careful
Recovery rate on their main property in one of thr wellfields declined faster than anticipated

>>22885020
they've got enough drill rigs there now to keep the spice flowing. the higher production rate has taken away a lot of the doubts about meeting contracted sales (not going to get fucked again like Ur Energy will) and paying back the Boss loan. And selling those worthless Anfield shares to UEC helps the balance sheet a lot.

Back to $4 in no time.

TSX closed today

>>22885064
what are they celebrating? Maple Syrup Cartel Day?

>>22885082
Canada day

>>22885064
>>22885082
>what are they celebrating?
>>22885101

Bayhorse, hockey and big boobies?

Holy Fucking Leaf Day, they should close their corrupt casino market for a whole month. My shitcos are already up $8k this morning without the usual Leaf market fuckery and rampant naked shorting

https://youtu.be/SfAbavV51OA?si=aVNQic-QwcEWPQIX&t=1160

I'm going to 7x my money on this in 12 months.

$40 silver by April is a piece of cake

>>22885111
Checked. What a nice pair.

>>22881636
It’s been a Marvelous recovery. I anticipated it’s inevitability , but not the speed in which it came (well, almost)

StarCore heating up finally. Good sign for the sector as a lot of unloved micros get bought up

>>22884967
>I can feel it in my nads we're getting a new discovery this year
>>22884982
>>22885000

WAGMI

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2961-tsx-venture/sgd/182960-snowline-gold-discovers-new-rirgs-target-near-its-valley-deposit-and-provides-2025-field-program-update.html

Ahahahahah, Polish central bank cut rates by 0,25

>>22890649
ECB has been hard at work stimmying uo the economy this year with the rate cuts. Should be pretty near the bottom in rates. US is lagging, they will begin cutting rates later this year perhaps. Inflation cycle will turn up again starting next year. All very bullish for commodities.

Teemu, did you buy NCX once I was done shorting it?

>>22890677
Sadly it never hit my bid.

>>22890678
That's too bad, broe. Overall, it looked like a decent company from my DD. I only shorted it on account of an impending escrow release.

BTW GreenX Metals is reexamining archived core drill samples from Tannenberg, as they been checked only for copper in one type of rocks. It's been known since that there is copper in other parts too.

47 cores to be precise

This news dropped on the DFC site. Only one copper company was at the June 30th meeting, do we think GLO finally got approval? Volume is double the daily average.

>>22890817
I hope so but I doubt it.

uranium twitter is desperately trying to figure it out but those smoothbrains can't do research beyond than "I asked grok" or "I asked chatgpt"

Galleon with news and up 10%. As of today Galleon has found 8x more gold than Rana and has a better share structure

https://pro.ceo.ca/@newsfile/galleon-gold-announces-private-placement-of-convertible

>The Company is gearing up for its first test mining at West Cache; the 86,500-tonne underground bulk sample is designed to produce 22,600 ounces of gold (prior to recoveries) and provide valuable data for pre-feasibility studies. Galleon Gold’s strategy is to systematically derisk the Project while continuing to grow the asset through grassroots exploration.

>>22891003
uranium xitterbros are lower life forms

>>22891048
How many weeks until they start mining?
Rana literally does it in 2 weeks

>>22890724
>>22892034
https://www.hersfelder-zeitung.de/lokales/rotenburg/ein-zurueck-zum-tagebau-ist-bei-der-kupfersuche-in-nordhessen-vom-tisch-93810069.html

>>22891003
>"I asked grok" or "I asked chatgpt"
peak twitterosphere research

>>22892034
looks like Galleon's bulk sample will be in '26

Gold is God speaking through the satanic world

>>22892218
meds

>>22892218
Lets bet a fresh bake

>>22885111
>Bayhorse
How many shares you holding. Did Gram ever bother applying for a mining permit, or he just going to rent out the ore sorter he bought?

>>22892169
Haven’t seen them meme since 2022, classic

>>22891048
>dogshit is better than horseshit

silver yet another day going independent way

>>22893634
delivery week on the comex and the lazy americans are only doing half a day today before a long weekend. just 8 hours left in the squeeze.

>>22893634
>>22893639

Oh, noes, gold broes!
WTFWT?

Precious metals doing a little ooopsie

>>22894340
Payroll numbers beat. Dollar up yields up.

>>22894350
oh noes! Does it mean rate cuts soon? D:

>BUYING OPPORTUNITY FOR CHINA

>>22894352
No, it means less chance of rate cuts. Which is why the dollar and 10y yield went up and gold down.

>>22894360
ok, let's see if stonks would hive an F about that

>>22894364
so far they don't seems to give an F
at least these I'm holding

STA is buying land around snowline

https://www.newsfilecorp.com/release/257627

I bought $6k worth of shares of STA a week ago and then it halted.
I never had a stock I owned halt before.
What's gonna happen?

>>22894938
>What's gonna happen?
Hopefully they make a discovery and you WAGMI big

Have been so busy I hadn't even heard of Sanatana, they've been on a hell of a run

>>22894938
It will most likely be a private placement at a discount. Bummer man

>>22894945
Are you invested in that Satana Resources stonk?

>>22895001
No, just found out about them today when Leafbro posted. A little surprising Snowline would pass on land so close to Valley, unless they suspected it had low potential, but crazier things have happened so maybe Sanatana has something

>>22895436
lmao, post that on ceo, the reactions would be gold

NEW >>22895987

NO POO LAGOON FUD EDITION

>>22891685
When do we assault them with bayhorse memes?