Average CMMG poster's residence by 2026 edition.

>>22974596 (OP)
WAGMI

>what is Trump telling us?

https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1947714144628601011

Trump Gold revaluation in 2 weeks

It's happening

>>22974713
no it isn't

>>22974696
I'm afraid you will have to refer to pic related

>>22974596 (OP)
>Average CMMG poster's residence by 2026 edition.

>>22974782
atleast you get lots of sunlight/fresh air, and have good cardiovascular health

>>22974782
>He doesn't know Graeme just waiting for the mega silver bull to start before turning on the mine
heh.. horsiebros win again.

>>22974596 (OP)
that is a cool room, i didn't really see it the first time

My portfolio is up >25% this tax year and I'm still mostly just annoyed at missing some of these big moves up. Lesson learned, never sell anything.

>>22975039
I'm up 200% YTD but it hardly matters because my starting portfolio value was minuscule to begin with.

>>22975110
it makes me sad, you need so much capital for this not to be a waste of time compared to doing some normal job

i guess it's not all about time, though, it's also about freedom/lifestyle

>>22975116
I think there could be a pathway for a nice lifestyle trading commodity stocks but I really can't detach and pretty much spend all day everyday reading, studying and taking notes. Maybe if my portfolio grows to the point where I can be living well with a mere 10-20% annual gain I will be able to take it easy. Also makes me think of that statement where most investors can't beat the S&P consistently and wonder if that's just because the investor pool is simply too bloated with the type of newbies and morons that fall for scams/bankrupt nanocaps/"short squeezes".

>>22974630
>it's real

>>22975112
>>22975110
As Buffett and Munger said, you need to get to $100k before the compounding gains from investing really start mattering. One of them went as far as to say something like "do whatever it takes I don't care how, get $100k"

>>22975557
no more troubles, no more fear
trump gaza is finally here

>>22975039
>>22975110
I'm up like 165%. And yes, never sell the winners. Ditch the losers and double down on the winners.

>>22975654
How does First Majestic fit in this strategy?

>>22975926
maybe as a short side idea? lol

Paladin whacked 11% overnight. I should have sold while I was winning.

>>22975926
>>22975947
I have been buying stonks of schizo boy Keith
I like his drill baby drill approach

$6 copper soon. huge margin expansion for the majors. if only temporary.

Oh shit Ag smashed through $41 in China

>>22976909
and in every coinshop around the world

>>22974630
>>22974696
>>22975557
Is boomer Maneco based?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65Q_I697Oj8

MASSIVE JAPAN DEAL

>>22976918
he's a schizo so yes

>>22975654
Nice job Finbro! You should troll the Goggster

IT'S HAPPENING

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0FMyYLLcCs

>>22976918
I told you guys about this every two weeks for five years
Basel III banking regulations being implemented

>>22977235

>>22977248
>Everyone knows
>Doesn't talk about it ever
>Calls me a schizo for pointing it out

>>22977235
I don't remember your posts, add a big booba Jap qt next time

>>22977269
>Doesn't talk about it ever
there is nothing new to say about it. Yes, gold is a tier 1 reserve asset now. That was news like what, five years ago?
>Calls me a schizo for pointing it out
you just made that up

“I think we’re going to have a real move in precious metals, and I suspect that the blow-off top in silver will be one for the record books.” -RR

Rick still having sell sell sell mentality
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m52q6pIRVyU

>>22977674
he needs cash on hand to run his bank scam

>>22976918
based on what?

KEK WTF DAFUQ LOL LMAO ROTFL WUT

>>22977730
what

trade deal with europe went through

>>22977574
>made that up
It's in the archives. Plus.....I saw it in a vision where Eric sprott revealed it to me while I was huffing nitrous oxide

I embraced the jew. Prepare for the gigantic dump.

>>22979019
what did you get Taavetti?

>>22979134
Just some more ARTG, AAUC and some CNL. Also chose Hecla as my low risk silver lottery ticket.
Still thinking of LUG. Like you once mentioned dividend stocks are great to leverage.

>>22979270
If you can stomach the Burkina Faso risk, I recommend checking out EDV. I think it offers more compelling value than LUG. Should also be at least comparable or better yield. Also NST.AX is pretty beaten down, should be a great high quality long term hold with a 3% div yield at the moment.

>>22979270
>Also chose Hecla as my low risk silver lottery ticket.

Based, not a great AISC but maybe the lowest jurisdictional risk and the place where a ton of the silver FOMO money will go.

The great Don Durrett ;) says Hecla will go to $18/share at $50 silver.

>>22979291
Africa does indeed seem to have great opportunities if you forget it is Africa and just look at the assets.
But the reality is that Africa is not really anymore the shit hole everyone thinks it is.
Born too late to colonize Arfica in pic related.
Born just in time to do it in a suit with our future Chinese overlords!

>>22979448
colonization is based

>>22979463
true, just look at Finland

>>22979500
and Poland, for that matter!

>>22979463
Just read the old news on Endeavour being forced to sell the two mines to the government? The media is all spooky about nationalizin, but is this just a white man’s trick to please the warlords with some shitty asset?

>>22979511
That was a mess of a deal. They had sold two mines to a private company and their counterparty just decided to not pay for the mines, citing some BS reason like "uhh EDV lied to us lol", so EDV pressed charges. But then Burkina Faso stepped in, probably decided that they would not wait for years on end for the resumption of tax payments while this shit gets sorted out so they expropriated those mines for some pathetic payment like 2x EBITDA or something. The political leadership took the opportunity to do a victory lap and all the AI voiceover African hypernationalists online lauded it as "taking back muh gold stolen by le evil white man".

>is this just a white man’s trick to please the warlords with some shitty asset?
I think that may be the case. Endeavour could have chosen to go into international arbitration but they agreed to these terms. I tend to think that this was their corrupt way of securing social license to operate. Politically correct way to keep mining in Burkina Faso perhaps. Or maybe they will turn up one day and say Endeavour's remaining two mines in the country are now black man's property and the stock goes down by 30% at open, at which point I would buy shares again.

good thread

Iz we getting a parabolic move?

We gunna short NMT for having 3 miner trapped? Seems like a short

Newmont. Gold is on a run, maybe too big a tailwind for bad PR