Thread 23128134

CMMG village at the edge of the earth edition

So will gold dump when drumpf makes peace with russia or what? I feel like we could get a dip in the coming months. We're also due for a market correction. I don't really think they will be able to dump rates as hard as is speculated, inflation is still like 3% and tariff impact will keep it up.

Could be an interesting week. Silver and gold could be primed for a breakout....

What's the predictions for next week?
Jackson Hole meeting could be yuge

>>23128837
silver is primed

>>23128529
any reason why or just wishful thinking?

>>23129041
meme lines

Asia is firming up

>>23130110
It hit $40 in April last week
>>23130131
Literally me on the left

RIP oil

>>23130245
SILVER CHADS WAGMI

>>23131653
Orangegutan is going to make gold fly even more than I expected.

$10M more in the treasury for Snowline Chads, they might be cashed up with $120M+ currently

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2961-tsx-venture/sgd/185619-snowline-gold-announces-private-placement-as-b2gold-exercises-participation-right.html

>>23131907
>$120M+
Dawna will be taking note.

Any Galleon Chads still alive and positioned for the epic run that's finally starting?

>>23131913
Plenty of money from coming from Valley to go around

What are the odds of a miner reversal and they go green today?

>>23131913
Plenty of money coming from Valley to go around

>>23131772
When you wonder why this nigger is so retarded, remember he didn't get proper nutrition to develop his brain

>>23132615
50%

>>23132985
You guys should be looking into nanotech for chips and shit. Mining is upstream of that but so is refining and making the materials

>>23128983
>silver is primed

>>23132308
Gold price down slightly but Galleon strong, the PAAS deal is YUGE

Energy Fuels just deciding to blast into outer space in the last hour

GOLD CHADS WAGMI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PAcuS1YGG4

>>23133580
I HODL?

>>23132756
Oh, I didn't know Trump had such a difficult childhood he were malnourished..

>>23133422
UUUU and UEC both massively over-priced right now, makes the whole sector look bad.

>>23133580
If the US government decides gold is worth $15k who is going to buy all of it at that price? This is the dumbest grift I've seen in a long time, surely no one falls for it.

>>23132787
So close

she talking about one of our shitco's intercepts?

>>23134791
fuck that Asian bitch leave dicklett bros alone I'm glad shes doomed to small Asian penis for life

PEEP TODAY'S STASH
PEEP TODAY'S STASH
PEEP TODAY'S STASH
Got a couple fun cheap coppers alongside, my coin dealer threw in the cartwheel on the house

>>23131907
Why exactly are they doing this?

Bump

>>23135191
Looks like B2 intends to acquire eventually. Or at least participate in the upside

>>23135191
Their air support bill was due.

>>23133601
I HODL?????

>>23134898
Bateman is also balls deep in Hecla

>>23135191
High probability this is the final raise before the buyout and they wanted a really strong treasury before selling Valley to create a spinco for the rest of their land package

I LOLed my ass off reading this thread https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1k0do8l/the_last_time_gold_prices_went_this_crazy_it/

It's 4 months old and highest upvoted gold related thread. Of course it's full of antigold FUD.
I especially liked the part where OP is claiming there is no crisis currently.

>>23133635
Is it better priced now? Lol.

>>23136892
>Now it’s going parabolic again … except there’s no financial crisis, or even an ordinary recession.
Imagine being this retarded

>>23137113
OP probably is not doing own grocery shopping neither paying bills.

>>23136892
>r*ddit
>retarded
pick (2)

>>23137134
Cave dwelling redditors are becoming an issue

wtf is going on? I was promised a great rotation

>>23137225
Looks like our bull run got temporarily hijacked by a Graphene shitco pump and dump called HG. Kind of amusing as it appears Bambro has resorted to legal threats against people who question investing in HG and graphene

>Hydrograph CEO

kek

>>23137288
would

>>23137425
Rana's geo is much hotter than this ceo

>>23137281
>mining/oil sector talking head
>sane
pick (1)

>>23138465
looks like Rick smells a pump & dump

>>23136317
Well he's going to get some bad news there when he finds out heclas mines have gotten Nationalised and investors paid back their shares in by then worthless fiat, but by then he wont give a shit because he'll own close to a billion dollars worth of the real stuff.

WAGMI

>>23138672
>ok if your investment is so great could you share your DCF?
>*crickets*
based rick dunking on resource sector hacks

>>23139203
The graphene meme has been around for a decade. It's not without reason that as silver makes gains, new technology will emerge in an attempt to replace it. Half of fishing is knowing what they're biting on at the right time.

We're going to see a lot of shit like this as the ai sector comes on stronger. Wild ass claims that they've found a motherlode, they just need investment dollars to get it out. Hole with a liar on top.....

>>23138946
Longest and most excruciatingly slow bull run ever

>>23138672
Based

>>23137274
huh?

>>23139780
Snowline bros pls explain recent events

>>23139249
I thought graphene was supposed to be a nanocoating thing?

>>23139780
Vampire hunting kit.
t. Slav here so I'm a expert on vampirs

>>23140572
Yes. It's claimed to have similar heat and electrical conductivity as silver, therefore it could/would/should replace silver in chips and sensors.

That's why I mentioned here >>23132993
Nanotech is gonna double twice in ten years. In this vacuum, faker and scammer gonna come crawling out trying to get hands on investor dollars selling pipe dreams to tards.
Based Rick rule sees right thru these >>23138672

>>23139817
everything is on track, what's wrong fren? PP closes Sept 4th then more big assays released and WAGMI resumes

>>23132993
My friend works at a major chip manufacturer. He says that basically the whole industry is dominated by 2-3 companies. I believe him. Not really a sector I know much about but if he is to be believed it's smooth sailing for that sector for the foreseeable future. They are constantly overloaded with work and business is good.
>>23140957
I don't think silver is used in nanocoating or chips in the same way graphene or silicon is used.

>>23140971
Ok. Thx bro
Just wondering.
I hear chatter about a potential spinco.

>>23141030
>spinco
after Valley gets bought it seems very likely

looks like a classic RocketRed chart, although the dump has a ways to go

>>23141075
>RocketRed
He's more likely on the short side here. @JokersWild has been linking to these guys:
https://capybararesearch.com/reports/hydrograph/

>>23141091
>@JokersWild
kek, is it every single time that there's a pump & dump that rocketretard is at the scene of the crime?

>>23140985
Not necessarily coatings.....
https://www.grapheneuses.org/will-graphene-replace-silver/

bump

kek

Nice day

gary says

Rick as usual lectures viewers to time the market
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHFEa2ED9dE

its over lithiumretards

>>23142532
Eurocuck pump & dumper GV pumped BRW for lithium so hard a few years ago that he drank his own koolaid and forgot to sell

>>23142692
Note how this snake doesn't include anything related to selling in these charts. Only talking about when he last bought. Then magically one day he dumps on the stupid retail who follows him. And then they dump too because they don't even know what they bought in the first place.

>>23131653
He's gonna open... But who is going to drill?

>>23142796
Conoco.

>>23142717
kek, his "Sitfolio" from 2020 is completely different than his shitcofolio of today

>>23142930
>Example investment*
>*if measured targets are hit

>>23142930
Anyone still got Impact? just need silver at 50 and they will break even guys, all according to keikaku.

>>23142937
>how it started vs how it's going

>>23142994
>PEA shows AISC at $550
>Goes bankrupt at $3000 gold
I remember deciding not to invest because the CEO had literally 0 mining experience or even relevant education I believe.

>>23143012
>start mining without a feasibility study
>go bankrupt
a tale as old as time

>>23142987
Just sold out of it. ABRA is one of my biggest silver plays, GV had them at the top

>>23143417
Good job getting rid of that shitco. AbraSilver is one of the few good silver stocks out there, I'm happy you have that in your portfolio. Personally I sold that a long time ago, got a double and was happy with it but ended up leaving many more gains on the table

>>23142796
I bet Canadian drillers are lining up to get after it now that all holes dug on any property anywhere in Canada has to have Karen Tonto's personal approval.

>>23143507
Yea I actually just cleaned out on a bunch of shitco’s like Trillion, IPT, BHS, NFG etc.

Still have a big poo lagoon long and ABRA, GSVR, Encore and a few other minor stakes but I’m up multiple hundreds of percentage points on these so I’m just riding them higher. I’ll sell poo once it gets back to .80+, shoulda done so before really. I took the loser cash raised and reinvested into the Uranium dips.

>>23144905
>Poo lagoon and GSVR
ngmi

>Meteoric Resources got its environmental license application denied
gonna be a rough day tomorrow.

>>23146078
What’s the issue with Van Gold? I keep on hearing it’s a shitco but don’t know why (sometimes I don’t DYODD, just chart)

I sell if there’s a compelling case

>>23146107
glad I stayed away from that pump and dump ploy. losing enough money on uranium haha

sold my gold to buy dips. again.

>>23146533
good reminder to always sell half on double when playing with the juniors. It's still the best undeveloped REE project in the world but I wonder how they will go forward from here. Major setback.

You guys slurping cracker barrel stonks????

>>23147628
>Blocks your path

Nice recovery today

>>23147628
>>23147764
explain this meme to me boys I am out of the loop

>>23148656
she's a jew btw

>>23148660
>jew
I see. I thought it was a tranny.

Made 3k off of Energy Fuels today, lost about that much yesterday from itlol

>>23148660
no shit Sherlock, look at that fucking handle on the face

As of 2025 OBE noight back over 16% of its outstanding shares

>>23148660
what a retarded decision. How out of tune can you be with your customers?
>jewess
I shouldn't be surprised.

>>23148970
OBE is unadvisable to own. Many better stocks in the Canadian o&g sector in its peer group.

>>23148677
It's the same picture

>>23148656
>explain this meme
destroy company by implementing LGBTQxyz jewish garbage then blame white men when the company is destroyed

Predictions for tomorrow?

>>23150157
my cousin will get married
i may or may not attend the wedding idk

>>23150162
It might be fun

Kazatomprom are cutting production targets for 2026 by 8m lbs (10% of their outpui, 4-5% of global reactor burn rate) because "fuck you start paying us more".

"Production decisions are driven by long-term value considerations rather than volume growth targets."

>>23149920
Jews are white. And you are a closeted bisexual.

Here's that Cenovus bid. Unimpressive just like the preceding Strathcona bid. Stop being such fucking Jews and make a real bid, MEG has top quintile oil sands assets.

>>23150157
Penis

Charts are having erection

HECLA CHADS IT'S HAPPENING

WAGMI

>>23151778
I hope you know your father and all of your ancestors would be incredibly disappointed in you for taking the time to edit such a gay picture.

>>23151789
>taking the time to edit such a gay picture
kek, while holding a bourbon on the rocks, they would immediately comment on the impressive size her milkers

Good stuff today except I hate seeing crypto go up as well

>>23146107
Shit... I bet Rick Rule sold the pump.

>>23128837
Jerome delivered

Will the generalists FOMO into our shitcos when silver hits $40? I want mania

>>23151927
He is an ADHD who will sell even majors.

Snowflake Gold is primed to blast off when the PP closes Sept 4th (2 weeks away)

>>23151927
He's been long since the .20s as far as I know. I expect him to already have covered his cost basis though. Probably participated in the most recent raise and certainly not happy about this news
>>23152700
we should all take profits when we can.

>>23153395
I see no point, I only sell when I need additional cash or am of opinion that there are better stocks for good price. Other then that I don't want to bother with 19% tax on gains and guessing should I re enter some position. I don't go very deep into smaller than main stock exchanges stocks and don't use debt. So If I bought something I need some solid reason to sell. Price going up on itself is not one of them. I don't play the game of timing the market as market has my time plan deep in his ass.

>>23153419
and yes, I was buying teh dip

>>23153419
>I see no point
look no further than the environmental permit denial experienced by Meteoric.

>>23152791
Why exactly

>>23152248
What makes you think this will happen again.
I think a lot of the retail buying power has and will gone into crypto instead of gold silver and miners unfortunately

>>23153974
I see no point still. I am not holding and never held that stock.

Is $AG breaking out yet?

>https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/4chan-rejects-26000-fine-under-uks-online-safety-act-3241692/
Gonna miss you bongs when they cut you guys off. Get a VPN and pretend to be any country but Poland.

>>23154296
can't get a vpn without a licence

>>23154249
ok name a few stocks you're holding please.

>>23154333
It's truly over for bongistanians. At least you aren't Polish

>>23137281
It's overbought but I'm not convinced the tech is fake or that the company doesn't have potential. The visceral hate towards it is suspicious.

>>23154655
most technologies are "real" but not commercially feasible in the slightest. No comment about this specific shitco though. I know fuck all about high tech stuff

>>23141058
whats the snowline suicide stack

>>23139249
HG isn’t mining graphene, they are synthesizing it. Apparently it is more pure than what naturally occurs. I’d bet it’s cheaper than extraction, eg synthetic diamonds. But they want $250k/ton and I have no idea what the actual market is for the “purer” stuff. No specifics only vague optimism from the leadership. They say some 60 potential customers signed 18 month NDAs with other companies to test their product before signing a contract. Some of the 18mo test periods are closing soon.

High risk but I can see why believers are fervent. Could be big if a military contract is inked. But it could be smoke and mirrors. Impossible to tell as layman observer. I skimmed the capybara report and there are some red flags with the promotional connections and the demand expectations. I’m intrigued enough to keep an eye on it.

>>23155806
Well no shit. They want to sell it as a replacement for mining. Like when Dupont discovered polyester they were saying it was gonna save the world from growing all that cotton. Equally retarded.
Scarcity is real and some things are just inelastic. That's just how it is. When we leave this planet, like for real, the first thing we will do when we get wherevwr we're going is mine that motherfucker. Anybody says otherwise is selling snake oil

>>23139249
>>23155806
holy shit, i forgot about graphene...

>>23155806
>HG isn’t mining graphene, they are synthesizing it. Apparently it is more pure than what naturally occurs. I’d bet it’s cheaper than extraction, eg synthetic diamonds. But they want $250k/ton and I have no idea what the actual market is for the “purer” stuff.
graphENE is supposed to be single atomic sheets of carbon bonded in a hexagon pattern, basically
the thinner the better, and it can't be mined
it's different from graphite, but it can be produced from graphite iirc

if you stack sheets of them on top of each other it's supposed to be extremely strong, or some shit

and of course when you're producing lots of extremely thin sheets of anything, it's going to be very expensive per unit of weight

>>23156067
Natural diamonds vs synthetic diamonds serve different markets. Technology created that market. Now, natural diamonds are coveted for sentimentality, not because they are more cost effective. Diamond tipped equipment produced today mostly uses “lab grown” diamonds. The market for mass produced synthetic graphene is unknown because the depth is limited by the high costs to produce tiny quantities using existing techniques.

>>23156099
The jargon in this field is messy when it overlaps with conveying the tech to the retail market. As I understand it (not a scientist) a single layer of carbon atoms is the chemical definition of graphene. What their machines are alleging to produce is 50nm diameter platelets of graphene which are stacked approximately 7-8 layers thick. These stacks are attracted to each other and form larger flakes. The unique thing seems to be the flakes do not grow axially, they are attracted only at the edges not the faces, to own another. So they combine in a fractal-like configuration to form larger flakes like a snowflake. As opposed to large columnar structures , like you would get with a bunch of tiny circular magnets.

The marketing and the science behind their product are not well distinguished, but after reading it appears that what comes out of their machines has specific advantages due to the consistency and purity of these flakes compared to what is already on the market.

I’m not buying in, yet. I’ll wait for the Nasdaq listing next year to materialize before I revaluate taking a position. I don’t care for the market drama but the science is interesting to me.

>>23155100
0
not buying your bags champ

>>23156266
>natural diamonds are coveted for sentimentality
rip de beers

>>23156266
interesting science does not often make for good investment sadly. I hope you know a lot about the graphene technologies, otherwise you literally have zero edge in that tech space

>>23157311
Lassenigger here
I've been telling you guys about silver nanowires for almost a year I think. They won't have the gadgets to enslave us without that. This is why the rush to graphene or literally any other thing to use instead. Silver is as inelastic as water. If aliens came to earth, they wouldn't be interested in gold at all, since it has no uses. But I guarantee their space craft will contain silver
Welcome to the front lines of the ai cold war

>>23157727
So lassen are you still Brian Wilsoning or are you doing now

>>23157732
*Doing better now*

This is how we win
https://youtu.be/4W8Jezcpqfk?si=O60GRlcztLswVEs2

we're so close

>>23157818
is that a smallmouth bass? those are fun to catch, pound for pound they maybe outfight everything, especially when you get one in a stream in the current

>>23158114
I think its a perch, shes from sweden

>>23157734
Yeah they think I'll be walking like normal next year. I can walk with a cane for about 600 steps just now. So it's getting better. I'll keep you guys updated.

Why are such valuable bags left next to the fence where anyone could take them? not even stored inside. Tubleweeds everywhere. Not feeling too good about this bros, how much longer my bags are so heavy.

>>23155100
>>23152791
>>23154213
WAGMI SNOWCHADS

https://vimeo.com/1112592791

B u m p

>>23157727
>If aliens came to earth, they wouldn't be interested in gold at all, since it has no uses
wrong

>>23152791
>>23154213
>>23155100
>>23159913
Dr. Hennigh on Snowline pending drill hole V-25-143:

"What's really interesting about these systems is they can deliver surprises and the big surprise Snowline has delivered recently is, look over here on the right. They've got a drill hole they just drilled recently that hit a big whack with visible gold down it. Is that likely a new discovery? I would say yeah. Could it be big? Well, that hole could be the first hole of what you see on the left (Valley). A one drill hole discovery can quickly evolve into something absolutely enormous. Could this be a double? I don't know yet but to see a drill hole like 143 that looks as good as any over there in the Valley deposit, yeah, that gets you fired up."

>>23158929
Good to hear Lassen. I recall you showing up photos of your time in hospital, it was quite grim from what I recall. Congrats on the progress and hope you get back in full swing mate

What do you all think of IsoEnergy, seems quite cheap on the chart still

>>23163616
I am once again long SGD now that they are getting some real discoveries made again. Discoveries on top of normal project development is just what the company needs at this part of the Lassonde curve. Small 1,000 share position but as usual I expect a comfy hold. If there's something I have learned during these past few years it's that winners keep winning.

>>23163024
Where did you get this retarded shit?
>Gold for conductivity
Stopped reading right there

Which shitty mining stock is going to make me rich by the end of this year?

>>23164152
global atomic

>>23163706
their near-term production is worthless, hurricane is a prime acquisition target given it borders an orano/cameco property along the same trend (that they're drilling hoping to find more >30% pockets) and a denison joint to the south. the big potential is if the US government overturns Virginia's moratorium on uranium mining and Cole's Hill comes back into play. I own some but it's a difficult hold as hurricane is 10 years from production and the management have nexgen dna that makes them spend on stupid stuff (like when they tried to acquire Anfield).

>>23164192
Ah so essentially an Athabasca Region play, and by osmosis they also get some attention even if they don’t warrant it based on actual progress.

Thank you for the reply anon

>>23157727
everyone knows that UFOs run on Nazi cum as fuel. If aliens ever come to earth they would enslave all /pol/tards and milk them till they bleed from their dicks and die of blood lose.

>>23164160
>global atomic
looks like a winner

>>23163702
>hope you get back in full swing mate
did you ever get out to the Bayhorse mine? I know its running 24/7 and has a lot of security to protect its operations.

>>23163783
Awesome to have you back Finnbro! Definitely super comfy!

>>23163783

With all due respect for your picks Finbro as you did provide evidence of your folio performance, but I disagree, purely on technical basis.

Could it become fantastic mine in the future, sure why not, but entering now when there is divergence on RSI, I could not convince myself.

Especially when you mention Lassonde curve, which would clearly indicate we are on the top of the first hill and it should dip for 2 - 3 years before it goes to higher highs.

>>23164326
They've had to scramble for funds due to the US development bank loan being delayed, but have kept construction on track with raises. It's by far the cheapest significant uranium play on the market and it'll be in production next year. Highest grades in Africa, poached all of Orano's staff when Niger kicked the french out of the country. When full funding is secured (loan or jv in the next 6-8 weeks) they will be selling a royalty and forward selling production to reinforce the bank balance, easy 5x by next February and much higher if uranium does a thing.

>>23164399
Gold majors are printing money, SGD (Valley) will get bought and there won't be any significant dip or multi-year dip. They're adding ounces to Valley and making new discoveries with the Fed about to start cutting sending gold higher. With Snowline, RSI and Lassonde are about as accurate as Gary

>>23165139
Ignore at your own perril, just chipping in bit of perspective.

>>23165213
>perril

Kek, I hope you're not short, Bongfren. Snowline's only put out 1 news release so far for the '25 drill season and already have a 233g-m intercept at the edge of Valley and a new discovery hole pending loaded with vg

>>23164341
Just sold my position last week and put it all into UUUU before its meteoric rise during the past two sessions. Screw Silverjew, but also myself for being gullible

>>23165280
No no, nothing like that, just being realistic is all, hope all works well and I'm in the wrong.
Time will tell, as we learned past them 5 years that patience is a virtue.

>>23163783
>>23163616
>>23165280
Based WAGMI.

I own 3 stocks and snowline is the majority of my portfolio along with STA and FMAN.

WHAT'S IN THE NEW DRILL HOLE?

>>23166522
>>23166527
the demiurge is speaking to me
he wants me to drink again

>>23164152
Metalero Mining

>>23166635
don't drink
do anything else
your brain can be the swiss army knife of literally anything, good or bad
it's up to you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9b7Hu-JNKuk

>>23166663
thnks

>>23166894
likewise

>>23166571
143, QH was losing his mind over it, saying they could double the size of Valley. I think it's much more likely they add another 1-2Moz out there in that new zone, which would still be great news
https://vimeo.com/1112592791

>>23166571
looks like around 25 instances of vg over 200m+

assays probably released not long after PP closes Sept 4

>>23166571
>WHAT'S IN THE NEW DRILL HOLE?

Japan WAGMI Gold

>>23164399
Thanks for the TA bong-fren. Yeah probably not the best timing you're right. We'll see how it goes. I am prepared to add to my position later.

>>23164415
>When full funding is secured (loan or jv in the next 6-8 weeks)
that funding has been two months away for like two or three years now. I will stay away until it's more than a promise

>picrel
NGMI.
It's amazing how such a fraud has this much influence.

>>23168947
Nearly everyone doubted The Great Quinton and he was right about Fosterville. Sprott made over a Billion

>>23168947
>Grok

>>23169025
What is it they say about a broken clock?
For every Fosterville, I'll show you a dozen Pilbaras with a Bob Moriarty pump.

>>23168947
>The brilliant Dr. Hennigh's prediction for Snowline

>>23169046
>Crescat salesmen
How do you think they cash out for their HNW clients?

>>23169046
>brilliant
Here's another of his brilliant picks. His buddies will be cashing out beginning Friday.

>>23168947
>fraud
yes
>track record filled with pump&dumps
yes
>borderline criminal snowline pumpjob
yes
>SNWNGR will gigadump
no

>>23169083
>SNWNGR will gigadump
>no
Best case scenario, NovaGold.
Worst case scenario, picrel.

>>23169062
>>23169083
Kek, I agree bros about QH. I'm LMAOing every time I reference the slimeball and call him Dr., great or brilliant. I probably would prefer Crescat wasn't in SGD, but I guess his schtick spreads the story and isn't hurting

>>23169083
>>SNWNGR will gigadump
>no
TOP KEK, you know me Finnbro, it's BUYOUT WAGMI or bust

>>23169587
Kek, nice to see you Shortbro, guess you have Lagoon Redemption Day coming up

>>23169589
believe in the BUYOUT WAGMI. It will happen. Trust the plan!

>>23169637
I seriously think the buyout happens in '26

DO YOU JERK OFF???????

>>23170888
I’m on these garbage meds and can’t get my dick up like before

How much do you guys think Snowline will outperform a ETF like Van Eck Gold?

Got 20k to throw at a gold/silver play(s)

>>23170929
Do you jerk off to this gear?

>>23169062
Never bet against the Great QH and Rana!

>>23171006
Do you jerk off to their photos?

>>23171043
Is this how fast you jerk off?

It's time to rangeban Poland

>>23171270
Would it make jerking off easier?

>>23169715
Why can't it happen now or at least in the next 2 months?

What what price do you think it will be bought out at?

>>23170906
>Van Eck Gold
LOL
You mean the GDX or GDXJ? Just say that instead.
Gdx will probably go up a lot over the course of the bullrun(years) but snowline will rise a lot sooner.

>>23171737
You think buyer has enough free cash to buy now?

>>23171762
As opposed to 6 months from now? What's the difference?
Juniors get bought out all the time. Obviously many majors have the cash to spend.

wagmi

>>23171915
we are gonna masturbate it?

Would you buy this chart?

>>23172181
looks like a falling knife in a downtrend. Painful looking chart, would not buy.

>>23172181
I would jerk off to it

Would you jerk off to this chart?

>>23171737
A buyout could definitely happen in the next 2 months

>what price
currently $20CAD or $14-$15US, will go up as 2025 assays come in

>>23172582
I was just going to post this chart, looks like a classic coil, building pressure.

Copper is also slowly rising from the regional low post-smackdown

>>23173484
Consolidated fully

>>23174010
Cook out!

Gold up

DEI fraud no longer tolerated

>gold up

>>23174079
Based

>>23171915
I feel like this sort of list is insanely valuable rn

>>23174653
Oops
>pic related

And this
>2025 List of Critical Minerals

>>23172791
>currently $20CAD
I would coom so hard
All of my dreams would come true.

I don't know what I would put my money in after that though. Probably something less risky but still in the mining space. I know this bull market will probably last for at least a few years and it's barely gotten started.

>Don Durrett now says Allied Gold can 10x in 2026
Fucking idiot could have doubled his money if he bought a year ago, now he is FOMOing and calling it a 10-bagger next year which it won't be even in five years at these gold prices because it would be trading at like >3x NAV. Hilarious call from Don once again.

I honestly wish this profoundly retarded faggot would just shut up. Or that people would stop following him, I'd settle for that too. This sector is chock full of bellends

>>23175437
who do you follow then?

>>23175747
myself. I recommend it, works like a charm

>>23175830
damn

>>23175830
Do you jerk off?

>>23176025
I jerk off to my own portfolio.

See? Jerk it until you make it.

>>23175830
Holy Japan-level gain! Outstanding job Finnbro. My YTD isnt event 1/2 that, my gain is essentially what Snowline does since I'm balls-deep SGD

>>23175143
I'm probably being too conservative, Leafbro, SGD will likely go for over $20CAD. It's a unique, monster deposit that's still growing and will cause a bidding war. WAGMI

>>23175830
Holy Japan-level gain! Outstanding job Finnbro. My YTD isnt even 1/2 that, my gain is essentially what Snowline does since I'm balls-deep SGD

>>23175143
I'm probably being too conservative, Leafbro, SGD will likely go for over $20CAD. It's a unique, monster deposit that's still growing and will cause a bidding war. WAGMI

>>23176173
I leverage so that helps. Works both ways too so I manage my risk fairly actively. Your total is like twice of mine so you only need about half the performance for the same result. The more capital you have the less performance you need. Something something eighth wonder something compounding

Snowline bros will do just fine. Likely will get above sector index performance.

>>23176173
>I'm probably being too conservative, Leafbro, SGD will likely go for over $20CAD. It's a unique, monster deposit that's still growing and will cause a bidding war. WAGMI
Based but got Damn I need it to happen very soon for stuff in my life to work out

>>23176204
never plan your life around future expected investment returns. The market lives its own life, you live yours. Don't ever confuse yourself into thinking the two should live in the same world.

>>23176198
I need to work on leverage skills! Well done, and Fed cuts should send us higher

>>23176204
could happen soon, should be a lot of catalysts coming to send SGD higher, high probability of good opportunities in Sept/Oct to take profits on a few shares, if needed, while we wait for the big WAGMI

>tfw a group of school kids walking with their teacher waved their hand at me while I was driving past and got really excited when I waved back
little things like these put a smile on my face. Couldn't help but grin. Made my day.

>>23176173
325k usd is like 20 houses in Tokyo already.
You just have to do a lil bit over 3X to get to a mellon which should be achievable even if you YOLO all into Agnico Eagle in a bull market, unless Agnico fucks up something really hard.

BTW imagine the smell in offices of shorties shorting the sector.

Solgold keeps gigapumpening.

Whole sector pumps today.

https://collectivemining.com/collective-mining-expands-the-new-porphyry-discovery-at-san-antonio-by-cutting-172-40-metres-at-1-40-g-t-au-0-16-cu-17-g-t-ag-and-68-ppm-mo-with-the-hole-bottoming-in-strong-mineralization/

Collective Mining with some new targets.

Beautiful day, just need silver to break out now like late 2010.

>>23176500
Yeah looks like it. Except for our hidden gem bayhorse...

Bayhorse news. They will get permit mid 2026 when silver hits $100 dollars.

>>23175830
My retirement pot is doing lil sumthin sumthin, much better than my brokerage acc...

>>23176549
yeah pretty good results. Nothing like the barn burners at Apollo but long low grade intercepts that could perhaps be vectored toward higher grade mineralization. The mineral endowment at Guyabales is astonishing
>>23176636
Nice returns, watchu got there bong-kun?

>>23176636
All PM minors?

>>23176680
>>23176684

The only Aegon product that has commodities or gold / silver composition
( from about 113 positions, most of it being 60 /40 or guilts, just WOW)

We are so early it's unreal.

>>23176703
My IRA is up 55% ytd, awesome it's finally coming alive though it's been in the wilderness for 4 years

>>23176703
good top 10 holds in my opinion. Lotta outperformers. I own a lot of Endeavour Mining in particular, thing is still piss cheap and pays a strong yield. Love the bongs for not charging withholding tax for Finns so I can happily hold some EDV shares in my TFSA too. Also a big lover of Northern Star, I have loads of that too

>>23176713
Feels nice to be milking the noses for once. Still that's gonna be the fall back pot, main aim is to grow via speculation from ISA tax free account.
And here comes the outsized risk play from mining small cap positions with possible 10x or so.

Will be nice to compare both pots in about 10 years and see which one was better bet

>>23176732
>And here comes the outsized risk play from mining small cap positions with possible 10x or so.
got any interesting ones? Gotta choose these kinds of plays very carefully. I like to pick lower risk, higher likelihood of success positions so I don't really actively hunt those tenbagger speculations

>>23176730
I think it's first time I was impressed with picks by portfolio manager. As you said before, good picks outperform, especially when you compare it to timing the entry and exits on trade accounts.

A lesson to be learned to be sure.

And yes, the financial products in UK give you hell of an advantage, but most wagies are oblivious to them, which I find sad.

My feels

Beaver Creek starting in 2 WEEKS! Count on Snowline to release something juicy, maybe Rana too

>>23176740
At the moment nothing you aren't aware of, will spend next month doing additional research.

But most of my thesis comes from TA with bit of balance sheet and news back up - worked for me so far.

Entered SALT recently for that reason, we will see how it plays out and I also understand your concerns. Won't be a surprise if it dips to 0.20, but hey ho it is what it is.

One thing I agree with Rick is buying stuff on sale - to get outsized returns you have to suck it up and buy when it's red, preferably deep red.

I'm also waiting for the SVM to decide where it wants to be in regards to that channel I outlined some threads ago, once it decides then so will I.

Why is silver so sick?

Wasn’t today supposed to be the Poo flush day?

>>23176966
checked, shortbro on suicide watch

>>23176781
I am interested in SALT down here. I'm not much of a technicals guy (all I do is look at the basics: moving averages, higher/lower highs/lows, RSI, that's about it) but I think the long side may finally be turning into the winning side after a long time. May be hammering in a bottom. But much like with GLO I don't really want to have anything to do with SALT until I see a real financing. Been a long time coming there as well, and that's probably why they are redoing their Feasibility Study. The last one had unappealing IRR which doesn't mesh well with being a junior with high cost of capital. The UFS should preferably show at least 20% IRR, and then they should really get that funding and start building the thing. The cost of capital for juniors is typically around 10% so a 10% discount rate for the UFS is what I'll be looking at when considering the NAV of the asset. It's a cult stock that got waaaay overpriced, now it's much more reasonably valued.

I am still very long SVM but not looking to add. It's perhaps even a bit too large a position, but these kinds of assets don't come around too often. Political risks seem minimal too unlike something like Solgold where I am constantly wondering whether they'll get the permits to build it. Then again that's exactly why I was able to buy a bunch of Solgold shares under 10p and exit half of my position after securing my cost basis. Now I'm just riding free with those shares.

Definitely agree with Rick, sometimes you just get to buy really hated high quality assets for a song, and it may take quite a while but you'll have the odds stacked in your favor. Really cheap and high quality assets don't tend to stay cheap forever. But they have to be high quality assets.

These chinkniggers have doubled after they took my Lumina shares for a pittance earlier this year. Should have just bought CMOC shares the moment they announced the takeover but I was so stuck up about somebody surely coming in with a higher bid, and then I got caught up waiting for a dip in CMOC that never came.

The lesson for me here was that sometimes you just gotta pay up even if somebody else didn't.

I still remember back in October/November last year when I talked about getting into CNL and the impressive discoveries they started reporting on. My first buys were around US$4/share if I remember correctly. The stock was hated, and even after the Ramp Zone assays had started rolling in the market provided many opportunities to buy shares below US$6/share. I took off about half of my overweight position once the share price crossed US$10 mark. Today, the share price in NYSE has been making new all time highs above US$12/share. This has been one of my most successful trades of the year.

The lesson is that when the market doesn't seem to care about or react to amazing results, you can get many fantastic opportunities to express with your money that you do care.

>>23176958
Because you touch yourself at night

>>23176958
It's got jooitis

>>23177043
I'm planning to rotate my GLO winnings into SVML when financing is confirmed and it doubles. The JV is ready to go if there's any more delay to DFC loan.

>>23177262
Indeed, sometimes you just have to take it on the chin.

Let it flow through you and accept it, there will be plenty more opportunities in the future.

Stay the course and keep to set of rules rigid, I know when I start bending them that's when market comes for what it's owed.

>>23177038
Well I meant literally wasn’t today a big pp tranche being unlocked or something?

Ps- Happy to see some bounce here, 39k shares

>>23177502
I mean I can't be too unhappy, I made a nice +50% after all was said and done I think? The asset was just sold at such a pathetic NAV multiple, CMOC got away with paying less than 10% of NAV. I was planning on owning CMOC to enjoy the upside but never bought the shares because I wanted them cheaper. My mistake there, but also the company management and board at Lumina were partly at fault for selling the company for so cheap to begin with. I suspect they took home lucrative bonuses so it's not like they didn't get their incentive filled there.

Lessons learned, next time I'll do better and just buy the buyer outright when this happens. And I actually did do that when Veren and Whitecap combined, now comfortably long the combined company with a pretty large position. Should be a very good long term hold in the oil & gas sector.

>>23176966
No. It's the 29th.

>>23177427
SVM looks like a good buy at $6 based on prior levels

>>23177262
Chinese took over Lumina? Damn i haven't kept up... Wasn't Ross Beaty a major shareholder? Hard to imagine he sold for nothing.

>>23177706
we're talking about Sovereign Metals actually
>>23177780
Well, he didn't sell for nothing. Shareholders who bought after 2012 did turn a profit in the end, but it was a far cry from what the net asset value of the asset was. Management and board got their bonus. I suspect Beaty made out like a bandit.

Can't complain, I made money. Grateful for the gains.

>>23177636
Of course, your gains are higly respectable but there is always something to look back and learn from as you pointed out.

Doesn't always work but once you get a hang of the pattern it becomes reliable input in decision making.

Taking out the initial position cash value and playing with casino money is a must to preserve wealth. Sadly had to learn that hard way, as paper gains mean nothing.

Glad to hear you make progress, commodities are quite punishing & unforgiving sector, but once you bag a winner, boy oh boy.

kEk

>>23178435
Gary looking scary

>>23178970
scary gary

He looks like he has a bf % of 5

>>23178021
So you think they figure into the graphene story eventually? Sounds appealing of that’s the case. Also coiling upwards after a decent smackdown a while back

>>23179348
>>23179348
>>23179348

>>23179258
graphene has nothing to do with SVM. They will be producing graphite as a byproduct to rutile.

GDXJ gigapumping