Thread 23251967

Too easy edition.

No Poland edition

Energy sector showing good relative strength vs SPY today, money getting out of tech and going into commodities.

Also anyone in on Banyan? It’s been on my list for ever, just never invested!

Also hope prep BHLL anon actually prepped it

>>23252016
>Also hope prep BHLL anon actually prepped it
keke now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time
Sadly his buy in was probably around that price.

I don't think silver had a similar chart in 2008...
But lots of the miners and ETFs also have this pattern.

aueh

>>23252196
Damn that’s a lot of touches at that resistance, you’d think this HAS to be the one that makes it..

1980 was Hunt manipulation, 2011/12 was Global (not) financial crisis fallout, and now we have fundamental yet unresolved macro issues from 2008 that are turning up, along with a decent amount of industrial demand. You’d think that’s plenty of tailwind to knock down that resistance zone up at $40-50

>>23252396
>Hunt manipulation
Perfectly legal to buy silver

i have this silver bar from a while ago
i think i have about 8 ounces of silver

>>23252464
The heirs need to mortgage the chiefs to do something very funny right now.

>>23252464
Yea but it was still manipulation. In a good way, not in the malevolent paper trading SLV bullshit that exists nowadays

>>23252016
Banyan is on my watchlist but I also never ended up buying. It was never a priority for me. They have a lot of ounces but the project is pretty low grade and lacks a proper high grade starter pit. Kind of surprised about the runup in that stock recently, but I suppose that's the market's way of expressing FOMO since other lower quality laggards like Bunker Hill and Lion One have also been gigapumping as of late

>>23252464
>>23252525
>manipulation against my long position: bad
>manipulation aligned with my long position: good

niggers and jews

>>23252975
This.

WAGMI

>>23252975
>Manipulating the stock price up
Peak tardation
None of your brainiscs has explained how that works.....and you wont

>>23252975
I love that picture that orangutan is probably the chillest orangutan in town

>>23252975
Nice photo, is that you behind Donald Trump?

>>23253959
this stupid nigger hasn't heard of pump & dump scams I see. Spoofing also works both ways. Don't forget fake news and paid promotions, etc. etc. etc.

retards like you just think shorts are bad because the shitcos you invest in don't have buyers to meet the sellers.

Does anyone have suggestions or designs for very small milling of gold and silver ore? Like only a few kilograms at a time. It has gotten hard to find resources for amateur things on the internet the past few year. I live in a mining region so samples are around

Got a new personal record in running today. Managed to run 34km in under four hours. Not super proud of the pace but happy nonetheless that I achieved something I have never achieved before. My legs started to turn to lead at the halfway point already and I basically limped the final few kilometers. Tonight I'm also supposed to go to a rave, let's see how those legs hold up.

Marathon in a month. Pray for me frens.

>>23254115
you are not gonna make it economically unless you get bonanza ore grades

>>23254115
Also
>Good morning, how to buy potassium cyanide? It's for gold leaching, I swear!
Is it even legal to buy it in C of th Anada?

>>23254216
I do have samples with vg from around the area; a lot of the smaller former producers have been overgrown by the Bush, and you can access the tail piles on surface. I am not looking to "make it" this way, but if I get an ounce or two it might be a good few afternoons with the kids poking about. Mill it fine enough then gravity separate it?

>>23254832
I'm afraid that unless your pieces are majority gold (in this case milling rock may have some sense but recovering rates won't be too impressive) chemistry you would need to extract gold from it is too toxic to do it for fun on the evening with kids unless these kids are big enough to not come to conclusion that potassium cyanide makes a great drink.

>>23254895
significant amount of gold, not "majority gold"

>>23254832
>>23254895
You could try panning a creek aroud those parts. No processing needed, all manual gravity separation. Not sure if you need to have a claim first though.

>>23254115
>designs for very small milling of gold

we're about to make so much money

>>23252473
>He's got 8 ounces
congrats, thats more than most people. planning to stack more?

>All Comex Gold futures made new contract highs today, meaning every contract of short open interest clearing on the Comex tonight is in debit.

>Comex silver futures made new contract highs in all months. Like gold futures tonight, if you are short at any price ever on the exchange, you’re losing money.

>>23252473
based

>>23255926
A lot of people are expecting a pullback or a big recession like 2008. But that's not what the charts are telling us.

>>23256018
We have not seen short side capitulation in PMs yet. I expect another strong week next week.

>>23255654
yeeees, i hope to
i'd like to hold a 1oz gold bar at some point, as well
i've never had a job or much money though lol
>>23255998
:O

>>23254103
im not talking about silver miners, but silver itself
the hunts didnt buy a bunch of junior explorers and nanocap producers.....lol

Hecla jumped $0.21 (2.3%) to $9.23 if after hours trading Friday, looks like this could be the reason

>>23256187
unrelated -I wonder why WPM is such a big part of SIL. Probably just asset ratios I guess.

>>23254119
Maybe you should carb load before you run Teemu, no bonking then

>>23254119
>34km
Fuck! 21 miles? incredible, Finnbro! I would probably die if I went past 3 miles and I'm an unvaxxed, 15%BF mostly carnivore

New Snowline investor presentation just released, Beaver Creek in 3 days!

https://snowlinegold.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Investor-Presentation-September-2025-V1.pdf

>>23254119
>Got a new personal record in running today. Managed to run 34km in under four hours.
That's crazy, my record is 24km but fucking cycling lmfao? You must be an absolute unit to run 34km in 4 hours.

>>23256938
probably COVID ruined your cardioviscular system then

$12 by September will be a piece of cake.

>>23257710
What about $14?
My plan is to quit my job at $16 and let it ride until at least $25
My living costs are extremely low so this is totally doable.

Snowline going up is literally how I make it and my real life starts.

>https://youtu.be/myafMR7PPYo?si=gWltZMyoiSqtazBJ
Our two weeks is over....but in two weeks

>>23256734
not a bad idea. I was worried about eating before the run in the morning so I just drank water and electrolytes. I did have a gel pack at the halfway point of the run, that helped a bit. Mostly my legs are just not conditioned enough, carbs can't fix that
>>23256938
>>23257321
Thank you, I want to try the marathon a month from now. Personal target below 5 hours. Less than 4h would be amazing but I'm not going to be able to do that
Status update: back from the rave. Was super fun, music was early 2000s trance. I especially enjoyed a remix of Aquatic Ambience from Donkey Kong. ate some shrooms and burnt a few blunts, extremely positive feeling right now. I should do this more often

>>23258263
Don said he's an expert in esoteric metaphysics

>>23252016
>prep BHLL anon actually prepped it
it was prepped years ago and it still a shit stock. If only they hired Graeme as CEO, then he could focus on 24 production for the off take agreement with Ocean and process the ore at his state of the art facility in Payette Idaho that runs 24/day. Never mind all the tumbleweeds though

>>23258315
So if it were me, I’d carb load a good 1-2 days before such an event. Limit fats and protein and figure out how many g of carbs per kg of body mass it will take to optimally fuel your muscle glycogen beforehand. Get a good rest, wake up 2 hours prior to the run, get a good oatmeal with some berries and honey, maybe a Greek yogurt to feel full.

Then yea on the run I assume you take a bladder (camel bak) and not just a bottle? So you can store some gels or Haribos in there, even dried figs or dates for “real food”. Maybe something salty if the electrolyte additives aren’t enough.

If you fueled properly pre run and during, you shouldn’t feel that hungry afterwards.
As for the legs, that’s lactic acid buildup most likely. You may have been going over your threshold HR (80% of max) for too long and not known it (got a HR monitor?) and you weren’t producing enough ADP energy to sustain the effort.

I take Beta Alanine, Creatine and other things to help stave this off. I’ll even take caffine pills mid ride (cycling) if I’m doing sustained tempo efforts for over many hours.

Granted, I’m not a runner but I’m sure a lot of the training and prep is similar to cycling.

>>23257710
I just got a kling subscription. Video related.

Snowline to $100

WAGMI
A
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>>23258790
Thank you for the tips leafbro. I did try to eat and drink more on the days prior, woke up about two hours before the run and actually didn't feel very hungry before or during the run so I feel like I was pretty well prepped. I ran at a 400m field so just left the bottles to the side, didn't need to carry anything. For the marathon there will be checkpoints that provide electrolyte, energy drink, water and gel so I won't need to carry stuff which is good

>You may have been going over your threshold HR
my heart rate never got that high actually, legs just aren't conditioned enough since my previous record was 27km and that was before my Summer holiday during which I did jack. Never felt out of breath and pulse never felt that high.

is the GSCI forming a bigass cup atm? Looks to be bottoming here. Gigabullish if so

>>23258227
$14 will happen! Big week coming up with news/assays likely dropping Mon or Tues and Beaver Creek!
>>23258263
kek
>>23259476
Holy Based!

>>23259946
fake drama created to bring attention to both profiles, attentionwhoring for attention of schizoz

I found out my $2.99 goodwill find is solid sterling silver made my Samual Kirk (or one of his sons) in the 1800s (>>23260629)

Thought i should brag about it here

>>23260671
>worth 600USD
it's made from sheet of silver filled with something inside? I know modern pure silver candlesticks are "weighted" with some resin or other polymer. I have no idea how big an heavy is yours.

>>23260774
>it's made from sheet of silver filled with something inside?
its not plated if thats what you are asking, its just a hunk of stirling silver
>modern pure silver candlesticks
this was made in the 1800s
>weighted
Its got some weight to it, at least 5 lbs?
It probably is weighted with lead in the base but to find out that would involve removing the goodwill pricetag from the base which i like leaving onto things i buy for humor (unless its a kitchen item that gets wet then i have to remove it)

>>23260671
Incredible find bro, that looks like a pricey antique worth thousands on top of the silver value. Don't clean it! Patina often adds big bucks to old stuff

But Gary says

>>23260671
That’s a nice find, magic object.

>>23260900
RGI

>always do the opposite of what Gary says

these price targets will be going up soon

>>23260880
The Patina on my buffalo rounds makes them ugly.

>>23260671
wow that is a great find bro! Maybe you have a good eye for antiques. Odd that large sterling silverware was selling for plate junk prices, doubly odd that it ended up being a designer piece. Have you checked that it is indeed legit?

>>23260784
no, i'm not asking if it's plated.
Just is it filled. Modern silver candlesticks are filled, no idea if older were too filled with something.

>>23260937
>Keith Chadmeyer and Rothchild & Co approved

>>23261247
how does he own so much of that co?

>>23260880
>Don't clean it!
i wasnt planning on it, i like it too
>>23260929
ty
>>23261221
>Have you checked that it is indeed legit?
i could take the goodwill price tag off, its likely covering up the makers mark
>>23261240
>Just is it filled
i'd have to take the goodwill price tag off

enough people asked that im gonna, i just wanna eat my pizza first, it just came out of the oven

>>23261270
He bought or exercised warrants? He is invested in many companies as himself or as First Majestic.

Saw this post on /biz/

-Tether sold some Bitcoin to buy gold recently.
-LBMA shortages continue.
-World banks have been accumulating.
-The treasury wants to “monetize the asset side of the balance sheet”. Student debt is a large chunk, the other is gold.
-Technicals indicate a breakdown on a multi decade cup and handle as well.
-Silver and gold miners continue to be only a small fraction of the total value of overvalued and over leveraged tech stocks. Even if a small chunk of that shifts into miners. The sector will surge. Retail hasn’t even shifted yet.
-The caviat to this is that even if they print to save things, this will just cause more inflation, and more distrust in the dollar.
-India is dumping treasuries to buy gold.
[we will likely see a price correction below 3K before any serious upside from a revaluation or money printing]
-Lastly, gold has outperformed the S&P for the last 20 years.

>>23261270
Keith was tweeting about Snowline in Feb '21 and talking about liking their potential in interviews very early. I think they were around US $0.70 in the first few months. I started buying that summer when it dipped to the .20s but not many bros got in with me

>>23261667
And instead of buying Snowline back then I bought Aurcana and Bayhorse....

>>23261583
Yield curve control is back on the menu!

>>23261839
>Aurcana
do you still have shares? Grok says they still own the Shafter mine in TX, maybe if Ag keeps mooning Aurcana will rise from the dead

gonna be a good week I can feel it

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!!!

>>23262488
Shaky start

Let me play some traditional Finnish folk music as a comment for this price action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymNFyxvIdaM

>>23261583
Yea I heard Tethef is buying an undisclosed amount of gold, and they referred to gold as being “natural bitcoin”…

Someone please post that old Cmmg meme of the tranny talking down to a scared woman, with the paragraph about how btc will never be as effortless and pure as gold. It’s on my old phone

Maybe we get another 9:30 PM EST pump

>>23262125
maybe it still belongs to the entity known as Aurcana but it has already changed control to the creditors since the company went bankrupt. Who knows maybe the creditors will relist it at some point if they ever figure out the mine

>>23262125
>do you still have shares?
nope

Wooooooooooo! Lesgo!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSqDIWI__Ew

We flyyyyyin', yoooooooooo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y87ZXETs05Y

Fly girls, yoooooo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTI3OvIcJhE

How high could we be? THERE IS NO LIMIT, YOOOOOOOO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbB3iGRHtqA

NO NO NO NO NO NO
NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
NO NO THERE IS NO LIMIT@#@!!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6FVk2k4qsM

Yo, VIP
Let's kick it!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rog8ou-ZepE

NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH NEW ATH
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSn1g-6h1OQ

WAKE THE FUCK UP
GOLD IS PUMPIN'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAIVKtVnkfE&list=RDAAIVKtVnkfE

Pollock is becoming a real schizo, dial it back a little or you might ruin a good thing.
That said, the late bids arrived like I thought.

>>23265627
burgerican, why you so triggered
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2F5S2CawuA

Only news about Russia being nuked can make me happier today https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-7aqnWCPTo

Poland go home you're drunk

>>23265763
Nah, I'm sober

>>23265591
We will probably witness short side covering in gold and silver this week since last week's highs were left uncovered bt them. Good to remember that literally everybody who was ever short in the history of forever is now in debit

its happening

Fresnillo parabolically approaching ATH

It's finally happening

AVE EVROPA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jK-NcRmVcw

BONANZA! Scottie might have a YUGE day

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2659-tsx-venture/scot/186809-scottie-resources-intercepts-30-1-g-t-gold-over-23-65-m-and-9-2-g-t-gold-over-21-00-m-at-blueberry-contact-zone.html

>>23266291
read the fine print though. Grade smearing deluxe

>>23266781
still a very nice hole but that is a monster 1 meter at 228 g/t

>>23266781
Scottie likes it! And could go up around 10%+ today

Shitshow known as "shorts getting rekt but still fighting futile battle" just begun.

>>23266801
it's a nice high grade blip of gold within the vein but when it's that high grade you should know that an independent reserve evaluator will have to put a major risk multiplier on intercepts like that. Look at how badly New Found Gold surprised hapless investors, those kinds of high grades are not going to be appearing in any regular way within the orebody.

>>23266830
they are about to have cashflow, don't overthink it Finnbro, be a Scottie bro like me and PAN MAN!

>Gold ATH after ATH
>meanwhile Agnico Eagle red candle

>>23266830
NFG is finally starting to advance with the new team. They've taken out Lab, Maritime and today Exploits. They probably have 5Moz+ starting at surface and will have cashflow soon too, Sprott hasn't stopped buying

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2830-tsx-venture/nfg/186787-new-found-gold-expands-queensway-gold-project-enters-into-property-purchase-agreement-to-acquire-additional-mineral-claims.html

>>23266930
they are literally not going to have cashflow in years. Nothing wrong with being bullish but at least be realistic and don't get euphoric

>>23266992
IT'S HAPPENING

>>23267001
>producing
>bulk sample
pick (1)

Nevada land barons, wwa?

>>23256187

HECLA CHADS!

Gold is now $5000/oz in Canadian pesos.

HOLY MOLY

>>23267331
the infamous 2016-2017 mini bull market...

>>23267335
Were you in back then?

Would we reach 3700 this week?

3700-1400=2300
This is more or less a margin of one of my gold miners in portfolio

>>23267418
would could should

a lot depends on when the short side capitulates. When that happens there will be a local top into another round of consolidation.

>>23267457
So about >>23267381
you get rekt back then?

>>23267466
sorry missed that post. No I started in 2020. But I have heard stories about the mini bull in gold and silver miners. Caught basically everybody off guard. And then the rug was pulled. Kind of similar to what happened in 2020-2021 actually. Funny how history repeats sometimes. It seems that there are bullruns even during bear cycles

Looks like SCR is hellbent on acquiring MEG. I suppose Christina Lake is quite the prize considering SCR's assets kind of suck. Now does Cenovus cough up more dough?

>>23267581
Yes, Cenovus will most likely raise their bid in response. Both companies are well capitalized for to armwrestle with this acquisition.
>I suppose Christina Lake is quite the prize
Yes. Yes it very much is. If SCR gets MEG they will level up their frankly mediocre heavy oil asset base. The companies are valued similarly even though the asset quality is night and day. If Cenovus gets MEG they'll be able to realize like half a billion dollars worth of synergies and finally consolidate Christina Lake like how God always intended.

Whichever ends up winning, I will likely move my MEG capital into the pro forma entity. I have things I like and dislike about both of the merger candidates so I'm most swayed by the suitor who pays me more for my shares. SCR's bid is inflated by their illiquid stock and CVE's cash portion gets taxed. Whatever. Big numbers good, fight for my shares please.

I bought ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI around 2021 and its up 180%.Think they charged a fee to recharacterize at some point though.

I'm being beaten by the GDXJ

It wasn't supposed to be this way

>>23267711
>recharacterize
what does this mean

>>23267716
Remember about the guard, cover your temples, elbows close to the chest

I'm green on GLO again. Smart money knows financing is about to be signed.

>>23267716
Why didn't you just buy gdxj this board was shilling it for years

>>23251967 (OP)
holy crap $5k CAD again loving these gold prices

>>23254115
look up the site 911 mining, they have a bunch of diagrams and info for small scale mill setups. However, unless you have a lot of similar grade material its not worth your time.

>>23266930
its great news but remember how loads of these other projects have gone. Scotties bulk sample numbers are what i am waiting on, but great drill results are good to see to!
On a side note but did Goliath go ahead with that adit plan?

I've been hodling bayhorse since 2021. I still trust the plan

>Perpetua Resources Receives Preliminary Project Letter and Indicative Term Sheet from the Export-Import Bank of the United States on Potential $2 Billion Debt Financing
sure feels nice to have the US government financing my continued enrichment

>>23268874
Bayhorse + BHLL dream team 2021 bagholding champion reporting in, a few more decades of this and I might be able to break even

>>23268874
>>23268957
Graeme says we're a family

Bayhorse bagholders can't jerk off because they have hands so full of bags

>>23268897
Ive been trading it and made some nice money on the wild swings but also missed one of the big steps up so almost certainly would have been better off losing the password to my account.

RANA IS EN ROUTE

>>23269436
>baghorse silver

Anglo American and Teck Resources. Wow!

Im starting to get minor fomo. Roughly 41% of my IRA is in PSLV and that position is up 49%.
But should I spread some more of that into more minors or should I wait and see?
I've heard about Aftermath and Guanajuato, snowline, Coeur and others but I don't want to screw things up...

>>23270082
lol and I trimmed my Teck position today.

/biz/ is filled with gold threads and /smg/ is frequently talking about gold mining stocks

How does it feel for you guys knowing women like picrel >>23251967 (OP) can make tens of thousands of dollars with minimal effort by just opening findom accounts on twitter and uploading their feet pictures meanwhile you keep autistically "investing" your money with minimal gains over years. At this point the money you made with the time you spent "investing" is probably less than 1/10th of what you would make if you were actually working.

Anyway im off to thailand to have sex with hot teenage girls. A deserved 2 week holiday i simply had to work hard for like a few weeks to afford, but would take you guys years of "investing" to save up the same amount lol. Adios

>>23271218
ok Greame

>>23271218
Damn you really work for a living? Sending thoughts and prayers, brother.

>>23271218
Have fun in SEAland, be safe!

Lagoon bros...we reached for the secret too soon...we cried for the moon...

>>23270534
I'm serious guys. Thinking of selling off around a quarter of my PSLV holding at open tomorrow to grab more minors... GDXJ, Aftermath, Guanajuato, IDK what to buy dont want to fuck up

>>23271434
Snowline, you fool

We're making ATHs every few hours

>>23271434
>Aftermath, Guanajuato, IDK what to buy dont want to fuck up
maybe don't buy shitcos if you want to avoid fucking up

>>23271531
Suggestions welcome-
Im looking at adding to,
Aftermath
GSVRF
TDRRF
CDE
SNWGF
AGI
GDXJ
Possibly NUGT...
K92

>>23271553
I like K92, Snowline and Alamos out of those. Alamos is on the expensive side but high quality, basically an Agnico junior. K92 could become the next Lundin Gold as they ramp up towards >400kozpa rate of production at their mine, also they keep finding more gold. It's a similar deposit to Fruta del Norte I think.

I would avoid the silver penny dreadfuls altogether and pay up for higher quality companies, juniors or otherwise

>>23271615
What about putting a big chunk in SILJ and GDXJ.
Also Viszla possibly

>>23271626
can't lose to the index if you're long the index. I personally pick my own stocks but I don't see anything wrong with holding stuff like GDX(J) of SIL(J).
>Viszla
I like their project. I owned the stock until about $3/share but don't hold the stock anymore. Coeur will probably buy them at some point since they're neighbours, but probably not during this bull cycle. One of the better silver stocks. Another one I used to hold and still like is Abrasilver.

>>23259476
AGENTIS CAPITAL SNOWLINE GOLD NAVPS C$31.39 at $2500Au

>>23271755
damn my broker charges me a min $5 per trade OTC pink sheets, that's half my list

>>23271782
hory fuck it's happening

>>23271819
WAGMI

>bigger picrel

>>23271782
>>23271830
So I should pay the commission to buy some Snowline?

>>23271799
Nice fucking candle at opening

>>23271841
I just slurped another 100 yesterday and am balls deep

>>23271819
>>23271843
KEK, it's now all over mining investing media plus MSN

>>23271789
Check out New Pacific Metals, they're a silver stock with a dual CN/US listing

>>23271799
conspicuous lack of reported assay results.

>>23272064
I'm sure it means I shall sell and there is no copper at all, all is just hallucination ad LSD trip.

Just kidding. Core samples analysis should be ready this quarter.

>>23272086
I'm interested in those results. Keep us updated

The Chink market is finally breaking out, and so are gold junior developers. My portfolio is bright green saars. We are going to make it! Japan in two weeks.

>>23272248
You gonna eat 'em?

>>23272248
gdxj going up again tomorrow

>>23272389
Eat what exactly?

>>23272420
You tell us, Mr Lecterovski

OK Ladies, fasten ur seatbelts. We are going uuuuUUUUUUUUUUUPPPPPP!!!!!

>>23272248
>Japan in two weeks

Crap, looks like no Snowline assays today. Those fake & gay Yukon area plays are backing up the labs and delaying our WAGMI, the bastards. The company with the best chance of finding another Valley deposit is SNOWLINE

>>23271841
No fees to buy/sell Snowline on Fidelity, the only position I have that they charge for is Northern Star, and the bastards charge $50, but I plan on holding it a long time

LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjdlD9rxnDQ

>>23267581
More news from the bidding war front: Cenovus just agreed to sell their 50% JV interest in one of their refineries to Phillips 66 for $1.4B. This frees up capital to keep wrestling about MEG with Strathcona. They could also sell their undercapitalized and vast Deep Basin acreage to Tourmaline or Peyto which could further improve Cenovus' liquidity. If Cenovus really wanted to, they could pursue both MEG and Athabasca after selling their Deep Basin assets. That would seal Cenovus as THE go-to growth company in the oil sands.

>>23272540
>Northern Star
excellent long term hold choice fren. Wouldn't be surprised to see Agnico bidding on it in the near future. One of the largest gold producers out there, massive reserve life, in "safe" jurisdictions, and after the growth phase is over in 2030 or so you'll be getting something like 18-20% FCF yield at these prices I think

>>23272640
They definitely have adjacent infrastructure and excess steam capacity which Strathcona doesn’t have. Does ATH get a bid now?

>>23272664
I think there's a good chance that Athabasca is next on the menu after MEG is scarfed up. If Cenovus gets MEG, Strathcona will be left with billions of dollars in liquidity burning a hole in their pocket. They would likely settle for second best in ATH if they can't secure MEG. I think Cenovus is probably going to fight tooth and nail for MEG, recognizing the strategic importance of consolidating Christina Lake, but I'm not sure if ATH is on Cenovus' bingo card right now. If they want it, they can take it — if they sell their non-core Deep Basin assets.

I think the share price action in ATH shares underscores this conclusion. I agree with the market that after MEG is gone, ATH won't be there for long.

My honest opinion on today's price action
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbqkPbr_yVc

>>23272714
what did Dr. Robotnik mean by this?

>>23272716
Gotta go fast

>>23272714
Nintendo version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0kvlULMBQ8

>>23272731
I HATE THAT HEDGEHOG

>>23272648
agree bro, when NST dipped around the end of July I really wanted to buy more but didn't have enough cash for a big order to make that $50 fidelity fee less painful

Only about 25 US pesos until 3700

>>23272765
BUDDY

LOOK AT GOLD COMPUTER

COVER ALL SHORTS
COVER ALL SHORTS

TAKE EM ALL OUT FOR THE BIG PEAK AT THE TOP

EVEN SCHIFF DOESN'T KNOW WHAT TO THINK

>>23272768
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBLdQ1a4-JI

silver can't hold $41

>>23272768
How much to balance the US current account deficit?

>>23272773
I TOLD ALL THE SHORTS THAT I DON'T WANT TO SEE THEM GET

HOOKED

AND THEY MAY BE

HOOKED

https://youtu.be/bbxjTzEbLmI?si=aDhynBbvwLj-8fou

>>23272782
AND I TOLD EVERYBODY


about the gold history

sold the teck rip, bought the perpetua dip

>>23272785
Chadrome Powell gonna do Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1hCLBTD5RM

And then shorties go AAAAAAaaaaaaaaaa

>>23272789
smart move. Now just don't overtrade it dumdum. PPTA is literally going to be a multibagger in the next three or so years. ARTG is the blueprint.

BTW did you know we changed our president from a moron to a former pimp, football hooligan and a liquid nicotine addict? The more you know!

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Qd45_eDXues

just slurped another 100

>>23272797
what's with recent years' elected leaders being so... based?

>>23272799
They charged me a $5 fee

>>23272801
based on what?

>>23272801
when poor people are really struggling they come up with the dumbest possible solutions, egged on by elites who enjoy a useful idiot.

KEK, which on of you made this thread
>>>/biz/60909015

>>23272804
a US Fidelity account? if yes, I'd call the bastards and ask them why you have to pay a fee when your fren gets to buy SNWGF for free

>>23272842
Etrade... Morgan Stanley

>>23272844
Stan Lee?

More gain, Stan Lee

>>23272844
oh, sorry fren, Schwab also charges a SNWGF fee, $6.95, they used to be free

Me looking at gold chart: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdfLr97nblE

ABRA on Sale! Argentine political uncertainty is a new trend apparently

>>23272948
Time to pump some of that green

>>23272965
I boughted some YPF yesterday because it gigadumped.

Thoughts and prayers to the miners. Could be a buying opportunity for FCX for the next few weeks. Grasberg is massive, they will be working overtime to fix this issue and rescue the employees.

>>23272838
I believe in Canada the legal precedent is that you only need to show intent to pay so you can just give to your creditors a dollar before you smuggle yourself out of the country in a container ship leaving the port of Vancouver after it all blows up in your face. And then I suppose good credit is only necessary if you want a loan.

>>23272838
Feeling a little toppy here (temporarily)

I lold recently seeing 250ml bottles of PEPSI entered the market. Is that a known format or stagflation stunt? I have never seen this format in Poland before.

Up like a month and a half worth of wages today. Working is nothing more than accumulating extra dough to compound at a faster rate, although I do enjoy work somedays. Idk what I would do if I stopped working kinda boring since I'm not really social... would you stop working if you "made it"?

>>23273196
Yeah the two sips 50ml pepsi bags are next

>>23272980
I mean it didn't really gigabyte dump i thought it was -70% when I read this.

>>23273207
Decline of civilization measured in shrinkflation if Pepsi bottles, McDonald’s borger. Modern analog to the decline in purity of Roman coinage.

>>23273207
I ean I have seen 20ml glass bottles in clubs in Warsaw year ago, I first time saw 250ml plastic bottles in regular grocery market. That was new to me.

>>23273220
*I mean
*250ml glass bottles, not 20ml.
KEK

>>23272965
Welp, they tried. I guess they instinctively revert back to Peronism.

>>23273210
Was down -15% yesterday. That's a gigadump for a $10B company.

>>23273204
What are you up on today??

>>23273349
Better keep a close eye out on SVM then...

slurping over for today, no dry powder

>>23273774
Know that feel, I'm limiting my caloric intake this month myself

JAPAN HAPPENING

how do we profit?

>>23274236
history rhyming

>>23272980
So basically YPF got smoked since Milel’s govt might get ousted and therefore there will be a bunch of socialist red tape abound (potentially)?

I’ve held ABRA long enough (since $2) to know that these Argentine internal worries come and go, eventually stuff just subsides and the equities rise as long as the overall macro story allows it to.

>>23274236
Boj on what? 43rd intervention now?

Bros., we eating bad tonight

After +12% yesterday, HL went up again today with silver smashed

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/1104-nyse/hl/186976-hecla-mining-company-to-join-s-p-smallcap-600-index.html

>>23272459
>You tell us, Mr Lecterovski
I get it now kek.

>>23273214
Good analogy.
>>23273436
Stocks like Weibo, JD, Ping An Insurance and UNH are pushing my portfolio up today.

>>23273835
I'm in a perpetual cycle of not having dry powder, working hard eating sardines and potatoes saving my money, deposit my savings, have no dry powder the same trading day i receive my deposit. It's so tiresome bros...

>>23274287
Yep that's why I put in my bid. YPF is a bit of a special case as Argentina's national oil company, the market is afraid of government take increasing which isn't without cause since NOCs have a history of being used as a piggy bank by retarded governments. But I don't think election results today are worth a -15% discount so I bought anyway.

Might be a shorter term trade, I'm still not super convinced that oil is going to stay around these levels next year (might go down to the $50s). I do like the Vaca Muerta shale and YPF has a bright future there so as far as the assets go I'm eager to be long

>>23272535
you think it's going to happen tomorrow?

>>23277333
yep, we haven't had assays since Aug 7

>>23252473
thats 1 oz MAX prob even 1/2 oz

Incredible things are happening

>>23278522
Like?

>>23278535
That rascal, Andy Schectman, got Michelle Makori in his tent now

>>23278558
But Andy is gay.

>>23278568
Dont start any wars n the next week pollock

>>23278792
Don't post AI slop

>>23278792
I'm involved in enough wars already to start another one. I don't need distraction from my plan to nuke Moscow.

I can go on ceo.ca and find some of the most active users with the most successful buy/sell histories and see what boards they post on, do some basic dd and buy those stocks.

>>23278801
will you?

>>23278866
I already have :)

>>23278867
how is that going for you?

reminder: once a shitco, always a shitco. That is the rule.

>>23278869
I won't know for a few months. I'll get back to you.

>>23278884
out of curiosity who are you following? I hope you're not following retards.

>>23278889
I'm not doing this too seriously and I didn't do exactly what I said in this post >>23278801

but i briefly browsed allstreetswolf, SmallCapInvestor and Wildcat911 and now own 2 stocks I found on their posts

>>23278873
Walter fucked shareholders in the ass RAW.

>>23272992
Yea wish them the best they should get them out there

In case of war should I post photos of dead Moskals we kill in Poland to cheer you up friens? It sure will help killing boredom if prices crab for months to come.

>>23278964
Wally's wild ride never ends. So funny how 90% of Moriarty pumps dump. How does one man perform so poorly and still attract so many hapless retail speculators?
>>23278896
Wildboy at least is not a retard. Don't know about the others.

>>23278896
>Wildcat911
That's Rocketred

>>23279069
source?

>>23279071
Imagine taking tips from Renneberg.
NGMI

>>23279069
you're thinking of Jokerswild

>>23279241
>RocketRed = Jokerswild = Wildcat2013
>>23279071
My bad, leafbroe. RR is 2013, not 911.

>>23266291
>>23266803
SCOTTIE BLASTING

https://x.com/ScottieCorp/status/1965767266881958121

>everything bright green today
>First Majesty flat

>>23279480
the shorting has to fail at some point if silver keeps going up

>>23279490
Unreal

>+4.6%
Hecla killing it lately

>>23279566
>5.7%

>>23274714
>>23279566
CHECKED! Hecla might turn out to be even more wildly popular than many of us thought as the FOMO silver producer for institutional and generalist money. HL was starting to do well after Q2 earnings came out, but that recent announcement of going into the S&P SmallCap 600 Index really lit the fuse starting Sept 8

>>23279490
I have faith that Keith can find ways to keep losing money

GDXJ continues to outpace me

It wasn't supposed to be this way

"I am not seeing generalist investors in the precious metals space yet, which is great news."

-RR

>>23279957
Why didn't you just buy gdxj? What made you think you would outperfom it? The only regert I have is that I didn't buy more, it's my bread and butter.

>>23279957
You’re a slave to your North Vancouver shitco peddlers.

>>23280062
Idaho is where you wanna be. Bayhorse

>>23279957
GDXJ is my bitch.

>>23280289
>GDXJ is my bitch.
kek, I'm beating GDXJ's YTD +102%, but only up 109% so not quite my bitch, YET!

>>23280132
A laughably loose financial regulatory environment and junior resource fraud is quintessentially Canadian. The VSE casino lives on in the modern ventures exchange.

Has B2Gold been lagging or what am I missing? Is Mali still such a big problem for investors? Sure Goose was late, but still.

test

>>23280514
Perhaps investors still think are their fcf is from Mali? Goose lake should fix that I would think.

>>23280514
Mali is a problem even for itself.

Weird that miners are holding up better than silver today

Charlie Kirk was just shot dead in the neck at an event. Is it just me or is it getting crazier out there?

>>23281029
The events lately are adding up but Inwould say thisncould have happened any time because americans are reckless, thats also the divide they want to achieve

>>23281029
When the revolution of the 60s, the free love mental expansion using psychedelics, and racial harmony, met a brick wall of heroine, crime and Richard Nixon, the leftists resorted to domestic terrorism. I guess we see something similar now.

>>23281029
They are
There's no breaks on this crazy train

>>23280514
B2 was lagging a lot because Goose kept self-owning itself with delays, cost overruns and a reserve reconciliation. Mali didn't help, and I think they are still lacking the permits to begin mining some of the regional deposits around Fekola. The stock has been catching up to the bullrun as of late though. I think the market was right to discount the company's shares. Once Goose starts producing they should do well. Also their shareholdings in Snowline and Founders are underappreciated.

>>23281296
have 2,000 shares of B2, agree they will get hot eventually, like Hecla just did, and take off

>>23281029
>Is it just me or is it getting crazier out there?
just your imagination now stop noticing

>>23281633
>>23281633
>>23281633