Thread 23492327

Doom Edition

>>23492327 (OP)
aRe YoU oK?

>>23492327 (OP)
this thread is gay

Rivers of blood

>it rebounded up over 120 us pesos
This level of volatility is epic.

Peter is into conspiracies now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DZc5mamvyg

>>23493153
I dont understand this chart

>>23493504
Why? Red is percentage change, black is price.

Damn the ai redpilled me when I asked it to explain me that chart
>>23493153
>>23493511
No, gold itself didn't fluctuate in value! That's the key point.
What really happened:
The red spikes downward (e.g., -50% or more) show that the Papiermark temporarily GAINED value - meaning it stabilized or even appreciated briefly.
Think of it this way:
Red spike upward = The Mark loses massive value that month (need much more Marks to buy gold)
Red spike downward = The Mark stabilizes or even gains value (need less/same amount of Marks for gold)
Gold remained relatively stable - it was the Papiermark that fluctuated wildly.

>>23493513
No idea why you wrote all of that. You are clearly replying to someone who did not post here.

V Shaped Recovery?

>>23493548
I can imagine that its gonna go lower in a crab manner forna few weeks

>>23493633
I see a giga pump soon

>>23493663
Okay so THIS is the bottom.
Calling it now

>>23493876
maybe some sector is covering loses with gold gains?

If miners gonna drop to 50 percent of their highs I would publicly proclaim that majority of investors in this sector are fucking retarded morons who have no idea what they are doing. Which means we are early as fuck.

>>23493876
probably will consolidate for a few days at least first before resuming uptrend. Could even see gold dipping below $3.9k to flush out excess longs. No hurry, let the market do its thing

Bitcoin tards celebrating taht their "digital gold" is going in the opposite direction than gold. Imagine being this retarded.

I am LITERALLY being ANALLY RAPED right now!!!

>>23494232
Is the rapist handsome?

>>23494272
It's not rape, if he's handsome.

>>23494288
Just involuntary sexual intercourse?

>>23494293
No if the rapist is handsome, it automatically becomes voluntary intercourse.

>>23494297
Macedonian culture is strange.

>>23494302
Hello bro have you seen model tier handsome rapists locked up in prison?

>>23494352
I have never been to prison. But I'm willing to hear about your experiences there.

Down 20k from the peak last week ago
We will surpass this after thisnheavy correction, but we knew 20% corrections can and will happen

>>23494152
50% from here that would out my portfolio to the generational bottom that it left in august

>>23494390
Got dry powder to hoard more shares?

>>23493663
>>23493876
It can always get worse, always
But embrace this correction

>>23494394
No, only monthly paycheck

>>23494396
You think what am I using to buy?
Yes, I'm a degenerate shares hoarder willing to fast to save cash for shares.

>>23494397
Crazy
Do you look the the Ethereum founder?

>>23494369
Well there are no handsome people locked up for rape I'll tell you that.

>>23494404
No, I'm Slavic.

>>23494410
Yes Vitalik Buterin a slav too

>>23494418
>Buterin
>Slavic
Even his surname is not Slavic.

Uh, oh, mining stonks not falling so far.

Too many degenerates catching falling knives so no stonks for cheap for me so far.

>>23494435
Nani the fuck?
GDXJ is basically flat
It was down like 3% in pre market

>>23494457
Someone buying like a degenerate or no more sellers. we would have to analyze bid/ask orders sheets or whatever the fuck are these called in English.

>>23494465
GDXJ is UP right now lol what the hell

blood red again for me so far

>>23494469
Honestly I'm not crying over that fact.

>>23494472
Defaq you bought, Charles? My folio is like frozen so far.

Game is rigged

These are my worst positions today right now

>>23494505
>Bayhorse
Good Lord absolutely railed

>>23494410
>I'm Slavic
Bullshit. You admitted to being legally black.

>>23494552
Where is the contradiction?

>>23494549
Since when is minus 5 a "deep red"?

>>23494604
After 3 days of -10% in the last week it's a nasty bleed.

OK, knives started falling lower.
Guess who is catching.

>>23494152
If we get a 50% drop we'll finally reach the "first sell-off" part of the bubble chart

>>23494877
Cool, I bet AT-tards would shit their pants.

>>23494505
>Bayhorse
>5 buys
but why would you

>>23494877
doesn't have to be a -50% selloff. -20-30% is enough.

>>23494877
>If we get a 50% drop we'll finally reach the "first sell-off" part of the bubble chart
if they drop 50% we will reach the first /cmmg/ suicide wave. Then comes the second and final /cmmg/ suicide wave when they go -99.99% in the subsequent few years..

>>23494897
That's why you take profit before the second wave begins

>>23494901
Take "profit" to buy Ticker: ROPE.

>>23494901
But by taking profits you are causing that drop to happen. I fucking love how sheeple are so enthusiastic to participated in self-fulfilling prophecies just because they saw some imaginary lines on charts and sell like retards despite zero fundamental reasons to do so.

>>23494917
>dude never sell just ride the cyclical sector down lol

don't be sad bros

>>23494932
Ah yes, Moronen. I forget that since yesterday the cycle is over and down to zero awaits.

>>23494941
yesterday?

>>23494932
You guys have profits?

>>23494932
volatility and market shakeouts are not cyclicality

>>23494941
>since yesterday the cycle is over
No that's the first wave, we're talking about the second wave in the future at the peak, go back and read again

>>23494951
we're literally talking about cycles.

>>23494949
My LUG is still a 2bagger even after the dump
Not selling into the bear trap though

>>23494949
Yeah, for now... I am losing my mind here trying to understand how the gold 50% move during the coof made the juniors all x10-x20, but the 170% gold move these past two years only made then go up like 100%, lmfao hahaha. What the fuck even is going on with this market why aren't the junior shitcos with millions of oz in the ground all x10. Should have just bought AEM and LUG and forgot about the juniors... And here i was thinking if AEM goes up 300% the juniors will be up 1000%.

>>23495153
Juniors move last in the cycle, that's how you know we're nowhere near the top yet

>>23494940
Keeek
>>23494897
Another 4 years of bear market....
Hold me
>>23494892
To lower buy buy in

>>23495153
>I am losing my mind here trying to understand how the gold 50% move during the coof made the juniors all x10-x20
that was an insane asylum pump. Everything gigapumped during the coof, and once the markets stabilized and people regained confidence they dumped gold and bought basically literally anything else

also the fact that we haven't seen a retarded move like that since 2024 when the bull market started should inspire confidence that this time we're actually still early

>>23495157
Yeah, but they all moved in tandem in 2021 the seniors and the juniors. Like how are these shitcos with millions of oz in the ground with like $500M-$1B NPV8% at $4000 gold still at CAD$50M mcap???? Hello???

>>23495160
let me rephrase: why would you buy Bayhorse in the first place, and then make the same mistake four extra times?

>>23495161
>that this time we're actually still early
I hope you're right.

>>23495162
>$500M-$1B NPV8% at $4000 gold
this isn't a very impressive achievement, pretty sure most 1Moz reserves are worth that at $4k gold. At a more conservative long term $3k gold price you need a solid 2Moz reserve for a $1B NPV8-10%. The market is right to keep ignoring poor assets, but capital will for sure trickle into the shittiest of shitcos too before the cycle ends.

>>23495169
Just look around net, what investor related subreddits talk mostly about gold and silver?
>None
What investment discord servers talk mostly about gold and silver?
>None
etc.
>Also none

>>23494955
We are, you not so much.

>>23495184
dude you were talking about yesterday stfu

>>23495188
stfu yourself

>>23495183
"WE ARE BUYING GOLD" ads have started to appear. Multiple headlines have been made about gold in the past year. Funds have started positioning and I have started seeing people mention gold off-hand online. It's not euphoric but the stealth phase is done. We're early but closer to the midpoint of the cycle than the beginning for sure.
>>23495190
make me gay boy

>>23495212
>make me gay boy
I knew that all you want is just steamy gay sex in sauna, Hornynen

>>23495216
sorry I'm not gay like you rapechildztovich

>>23495212
>"WE ARE BUYING GOLD" ads have started to appear.
I have seen them for last 4 years.

>>23495228
I have seen them starting this year. Last time I saw them in earnest before that was during the last cycle when I was in high school

>>23495221
I have no idea how you could not be gay if you switch to the topic of gay sex every time you get angry online

>>23495232
Ah, so it is only middle point when a gay Fin that buys gold mining stocks on margin. When someone else see them for several years it does not count as a signal. OK, I get it, Nazinen.

>>23495234
I only talk about your homosexuality whenever I feel like embarrassing you again

>>23495239
nah I stated buying on margin back in 2024. Feel free to never sell and ride the wave down when the cycle tops, don't take my word

>>23495240
The only person you embarrass is yourself.

>>23495245
Why would I ever even consider taking your words when all you have is just what you see in your country and maybe English speaking internet on top of that?

>>23495247
you seem embarrassed
>>23495249
I just told you not to take my word.

>>23495253
>you seem embarrassed
you seem homosexual

>I just told you not to take my word.
I never even considered it, just pointed out huge fucking hole in your mental acrobatics

looks like it's time to filter an ID. polACK is starting to get uppity again. See you in the next thread when you have hopefully calmed down

I've been waiting for a bull move in the price of gold since yesterday and it never comes

>>23495266
>starts throwing ad personam
>claims it's someone else who get angry
Is that typical for Finnish culture?

>>23495272
You must be psychologically ruined by this point by waiting so many hours.

>>23495272
dude, wait a few days. A lot of trapped length that needs to exit first.

>>23495285
>trust me bro, I know how to time the market
kek

>>23495266
New moon was two days ago, maybe there's a correlation

>>23495163
gambling addiction

I lose all interest in stocks whenver its turning red like this for a few day kek

>>23495608
Same its like poison

>>23495608
I am cripplingly depressed when I see cheap stock, i see an opportunity and then I am reminded that I am poor and only make like 500-600 yuro per month.

>>23495693
damn, come to germany and deliver pakets or something and you will earn atleast 4x more than now

>>23495693
the happy merchant is always there waiting for you to take on margin

>>23495702
>come to germany
Nah, I'd rather move to Slovenia or Poland or some non migrant infested Scandinavian country. Less pay, but not a muzzie migrant in sight, it is a good trade off in my opinion. Just a few more years to save up some cash, hopefully nostrificate my diploma.

>>23495708
I can't get myself to lever up, something something the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent...

>>23495729
It worked for me. I already made back my loan 3x over kek

Uhhhh... Are we back?

>>23496008
yeeeaaaahh I'm thinkin' we're back

recently stumbled upon KMI, Oil related stock I thik they do pipelines
wanted to share with you

I am green today

>>23496120
any more hot tips where you think you might know what the company does?

>>23496120
stunning fundamental analysis

>>23496193
>>23496238
>ANL
Its not what I thought it would be. Its oral instead

>>23496060
>Are we back?

What size and how many pool tables should we order for the cmmg Japan WAGMI compound?

NEM earnings tomorrow

>>23493548
Rick says he likes Nickel miners right now btw

>>23496120
In this house we put Enbridge in our boomer portfolios. End of discussion!

Looking at the increase in oil on water, could this be due to the strikes against Russian refineries leading to an upstream glut? Perhaps the play here is to own refiners?

>>23496991
I dont buy canadian pipelines, could have a snail squatting on them anyday.
MLPs are my main source of divvys, I own a shit ton of them. MLPX is a good start if you dont want to file a k1 form

>>23496289
sometimes I wonder whether the investors who buy stuff like this even know what they're buying. Peter Lynch has a few chosen words about biotech gobbledigook

>>23497002
the upstream glut seems to be more about spare capacity unwinding.
>Perhaps the play here is to own refiners?
cracks are improving because crude is in the shitter so not a terrible idea.

>>23497002
There is no more satisfying investment than profiting on Russia being destroyed back into stone age.

Good morning sirs bottom is in?

>>23497985
My bottom is on chair. No idea where are bottoms of others.

>>23497002
>>23497631
I like integrateds right now. Downstream segment will have downside protection, also they usually have low upstream costs too. It's a good way to also maintain exposure to oil. Exxon, Suncor, Petrobras, Cenovus etc.

Okay we are actually back this time

>>23498112
Burgers are too fat to have right to live. They deserve mandatory euthanasia even judging by the level of average burger IQ.

>>23498059
inshallah

>WHITECAP RESOURCES INC. DELIVERS STRONG THIRD QUARTER PERFORMANCE, RAISES 2025 PRODUCTION OUTLOOK AND SETS 2026 BUDGET
I kneel Fagerheim-sama

>>23498128
>says the dumbest poster in this thread
Its ok, we don't hold it against ya

>>23498151
Low McDonald's IQ of yours is showing yet again. Must be veins in your chimpanzee brain get even more clogged than before. Did you try not driving by car from your front door to the trash bin? Even this small amount of physical effort can help your cardiovascular system.

We are so back

So should I buy snowline or what?

>>23498983
Why are you asking here? You are the one responsible for own choices, not us.
I already added to few stocks I own.

Everything is awesome again. Even oil.

>>23497620
>head and neck squamous
Don't act like that doesn't sound sexy af

Metso oyj with a nice pump. The pickaxes are is being sold!

>>23499033
You own some shares there Matti? Definitely not a bad company and the old adage about selling shovels during a mining boom does ring true

>>23499008
We are all gonna make it desu

>>23498983
Guaranteed 2-3x at buyout

https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/minera-alamos-appoints-darren-blasutti-executive-vice

>The Company is also announcing that Mr. Doug Ramshaw has resigned as a member of the Company's Board and as the President of Minera Alamos. Mr. Ramshaw has served as a member of the executive team at Minera Alamos for 7.5 years and has been instrumental in the Company's growth and development including meeting its capital markets milestones while making a significant contribution to the Company's recent strategic transformation. The Board would like to express its utmost gratitude to Doug for his many years of service to the Company and wishes him the very best in his future endeavours.


fucking shitcos

>>23499073
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/end-heck-wild-ride-doug-ramshaw-zaaqc/

I can't believe I'm saying this but I am from today on a Global Atomic baggie. I will share in the pain of the Bong by drinking from the same cup. We are now united in our heavy bags.

OMG, feels better with every Ascot news release escaping this dog last year and getting the loss back by buying Snowline

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/667-tsx-venture/aot/189957-ascot-to-launch-c-0-01-per-share-rights-offering-and-50-1-share-consolidation-enters-into-advisory-agreement-with-fiore-and-support-of-major-shareholders-and-creditors.html

>>23499035
Just swinged for the earnings for now. Might still add a real long position, but I have some miners to buy next week. I did not expect a 15% pump on the earnings.

>>23499557
>1c raise with full warrants into a 2/1 share consolidation
The only thing worse than this would be bankruptcy. Not unexpected of this shitco btw, they'd already be gone if there weren't tards willing to pump the turd with a PP in a bull market

>>23499571
At the right entry price I would be interested in a potential long position both in Metso as well as in Neste. I remember considering Neste when it was trading below 10€ but couldn't press buy since the refining margins were literally at covid lows and I had mining stocks to buy. In hindsight that was exactly the best time to buy obviously

>>23499573
kek, Ascot was another Don Durrett favorite along with Great Panther

>>23499610
Why am I not surprised.

>>23499090
brother

>>23499073
>Ramshaw
I never trusted him on account of his appearance among Bridgemark names on corporate directories.

>>23499557
wow I bought that for a dollar at one time. glad I sold for 20% loss then. AOTVF what a dog

>>23499665
Good for you that you knew to cut loose and take the loss. So many people fail this simple intelligence test, they are mentally unable to accept their loss and they ride the loser all the way down

>>23498143
Grant pulled it off.
Wow!

>>23498143
No longer a free 9% yield though.

>>23499714
We should expect to see consistent outperformance from Whitecap going forward. The Veren merger was godlike, Veren had consolidated some of the best liquids-rich acreage in the Montney and Duvernay right next door to Whitecap and their share price had been hammered due to unsuccessful D&C design causing poor well results. Whitecap had better management but more gassy acreage, Veren had the opposite. Match made in heaven
>>23499717
Yeah 'only' a free 7% yield now

>>23499723
It was astounding when Crescent Point changed their name to Veren. Veren sounds like some cream for venereal disease. Beginning of the end that was.

>>23499730
lol true, silly name. But they wanted to wipe the slate clean since they were firmly in the market's penalty box due to their history. The corporate transformation CPG/VRN managed to do after 2020 was nothing short of masterful. They ditched subscale assets, consolidated tier 1 acreage at a reasonable price, and even improved from prior operators' well results. Amazing M&A integration. Then they got smacked down hard after an unsuccessful PnP completions design for a single pad. lmao. The assets are in better hands with Whitecap and the valuation discount should evaporate under proper management.

I am worried to read in the Q3 report that they want to pilot PnP designs at Gold Creek and Karr again though. Must be the Veren board members still hung up on the idea. To their credit if it works out they should unlock a lot of value. I have PnP PTSD.

Break out already you double nigger

>>23500216
snibeti snab :DDDDDD

>>23500216
Do you jerk off?

>https://x.com/wmiddelkoop/status/1981444116702691373?t=nrDphv3jydr9OkNnAImeUA&s=19
Japanbros.....it really is gona happen for you.
The Exodus from Bitcoin into metals will bring you waifu colonies to repopulate their nation.

>>23500490
I believe the dick goes limp whenever there's a red candlestick. It ebbs and flows depending on the movement of the candle along the wick. It's a bizarre tantric ritual practiced in most secret societies on wall street.

Newmont killing it with the Q3 earnings. Sale's off, resuming business as usual.

>>23500638
Does that AISC guidance give us a potential entry?

>>23500638
After hours, NEM down 3 fucking percent

Do you guys find yourself often drinking after midnight?

Do you guys often find yourself drinking after midnight?

>>23500982
nope

almost find you pussy island

>>23501007
>almost find you pussy island
What did he mean by this? I was expecting something else from you more like "Yes" followed by one of the many Dostoevsky quotes on suffering, like for example "Чeлoвeк инoгдa чpeзвычaйнo, cтpacтнo влюблён в cтpaдaниe.". I am disappointed in you...

>>23500982
Water, yeah. I don't really drink alcohol often.

Im drunk tbqh honest

>>23501007
Ohai, are you a Kacap or based Caucasus Chad that would behead every Moskal? Which cities been dronned by based Ukrainians this night so far? I hope Moscow gets nuked in near future.

>>23500982
No. Booze and money don't mix.

tampers wear pampers

>>23501736
You don't have to put bills into your booze.

RGLD is actually piss cheap rn

Another Friday smackdown?

>>23502374
Is this puppy going to work?

Uh... how we gonna do today with CPlie?

>>23502871
he means BINZNEBS
>>23503145
probably more or less along the consensus 3.1% core CPI. A hot CPI print would be gigabullish though.

Here's an interesting paragraph: the first lithium extraction facility from produced water from oil wells is coming online in 2027. Should this work, more would surely pop up. Lithium production last year globally was 240kt, this facility is set to produce 3ktpa from 70,000 barrels per day of produced water. Meaningful supply effect for lithium markets and upstream producers' margins if these projects end up being successful. Why own Albemarle when you can just own Exxon lol

ITS OVER!

Newsfeed glitch, makes me more bullish on uranium tho :)

Rio Tinto is a gigacomfy hold here

Oil and gas is the thinking man's long bet.

a fine day not to look at my portfolio

>>23504108
This is a fine day to look for falling knives to catch

>>23504144
I have caught all the knives I can for now.

>>23504223
Then all is left is drinking tea and eating crackers with cheese.

Thoughts on Terracom?
Small cap coal miner in Australia pays 15% dividend
Currently coming out of its bottom

>>23503349
WE'RE BACK!

I'm making a lot of money. DRAM wont quit either

>>23504382
>stealing copper
Polish immigration detected

>>23504047
Just add 1mbpd of NGLs to the oil number and revise it down about once a year. That's how it works.

>>23504382
If you walk into a place wearing a survey vest, they let you go anywhere and do anything.

I love hydrocarbons so much broes

https://www.citriniresearch.com/p/power-struggle-natural-gas

Read this for concentrated Henry Hub hopium. LNG will drag up US natty prices nearby export hubs. AECO will probably still be trash though lol

>>23504612
TOU continued to be punished for its CapEx spend, but at least we have 2028 to wait for haha.

>>23504616
TPZ comfier than TOU tbqhfamalam

>tfw I'm one of only like dozen people who think POU will actually be able to bring Horn River and Liard online
I wish a very happy unlimited oversupply on the Canadian gas industry

Both are extremely horny but you get to fornicate with only one, who do you pick?

>>23504595
This a double bottom, or nah?

>>23504836
I want to believe it is. I find it hard to believe but I want to believe. It just feels like I should be gritting my teeth and smashing the asks in my favourite o&s stocks so that's what I have been doing

>>23504842
The dollar also looks coiled, but I'm hesitant. I guess the FX move either makes or breaks it.

>>23504853
fwiw, the USD has tended to correlate positively with WTI for the past several years. So the DXY going up is something I wouldn't consider a necessarily bearish indicator for oil. We'll see. Sometimes the best trade is the one you hate doing the most.

>>23504790
Im not saying

>>23505017
>>23504790
I don't hate trannies or anything, but I hate when they put themselves out there as if they're biological women and boomers fall for it. At least have mtf or something in your bio, jeez

Is Gary succumbing to GRID?
https://youtu.be/1eMpQI3_cIM?si=ZzNVpX0I3o2RzHcq

>>23505429
Gary could use some cake

>>23505355
you can't legislate for boomers believing stupid shit. everyone over 55 is living on a different planet from the one they grew up on.

I'm like getting worried here. My portfolio is down almost 20% from it's high and people are saying the broad equity market might go down wrecking everything else too..

>>23506335
sounds like you should sell.

>>23506335
miners are in a healthy correction, many great oppurtinities are forming right now

Legendary, world-renowned geologist discusses SNOWLINE GOLD at 1 hour 10 minute mark:

https://youtu.be/zCxvsu3XLuo?t=4207

Surely, this can only end well.

ATH in speculative Brent shorts. Short oil is a more crowded trade than ever before. Long oil, like an abandoned mall.

>>23506758
Some weird-ass swing in the 2-3 timespreads

>>23506944
the new Russian oil sanctions probably the cause. Would be cool to see some nasty short covering next week and a bit of a reset on the overwhelmingly bearish sentiment.

>>23507047
then again, looks like a lot of short covering already happened in oil. Maybe the sentiment already reset today. If so then my oil stocks will probably get heemed next week

My AI infra stocks are ripping while my gold stocks take a breather. Sold my private credit divvy stocks last month before the crash. I'm building Oil and nat gas positions again big time. Spending my MLP divvys. Building copper/zinc positions too. I feel like a genius but I know this wont last forever. Plus I dont even own that many shitco otc stocks for once. I can do it all without the worry.

When I make it i'm going to buy a hill farm in Vermont.

I don't know how much more damage my ship can take captain ...
Anyways off to karaoke

>>23507771
my little pony pays a dividend?

CU chart relative strength as of late compared to silver has me bullish on all metals. Copper price strength portends general commodity demand upticks, thinking gold and especially silver will follow it.

>>23508636
copper is up because of the landslide at Grasberg.

>>23505452
>>23505429
I saw Gary Savage at a gay bathhouse in San Francisco yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him to reopen subscriptions to his newsletter or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued back to my room, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to the front desk to buy some lube, I saw him trying to walk away with like fifteen bottles of PrEP in his hands without paying.

The twink at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first Gary kept pretending to be tired and not hear him, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter.

When the twink took one of the bottle and started scanning it multiple times, Gary stopped him and told him to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After he scanned each bottle and put them in a bag and started to say the price, Gary kept interrupting him by yawning really loudly and saying that $100 silver by January will be a piece of cake.

>>23507771
>AI infra stocks
Which ones? Watch out for shitcos like OKLO

>>23504790
/cmmg/ decided this long ago, but I'd still pick Cambone.

>>23509152
18% of URA, second largest holding behind Cameco.

>>23509647
what does this mean in relation to AI infra stocks?

>>23509677
massively overvalued compared to peer companies (wannabe smr designers without a functional design or business plan) benefitting from absurd etf inflows. will likely stay that way as nuclear sentiment grows in the US. news about inconsequential deals like the 10 microreactors for military bases will pump the memestocks further and faster than legitimate companies.

>>23509714
I hate that. The more I learn about the US stock market the more I realize that they have the most retarded investors in the USA who have regressed mentally as a result of a neverending everything bull market since the 70s. Seeing the US investors gigapumping everything into way overvalued territory just because it's trendy makes me mad. We're out here weathering years-long bear markets and having to take calculated risk to make good money over time, and then some shitco AI stock goes 10x in mere weeks because lol AI

even the commodity sector isn't safe from US investors' retardation. Your US company has uranium or rare earths in the name? That's a fivebagger on no news or fundamentals. Trump permitted a road for a copper project? Boom, triple that shit right into its NPV10% before it's even close to production.

I long for the day I get to see a real bear market in the US stock market. Not because it would be good for me, it wouldn't, but I just want to see these stupid niggers suffer for once.

>>23509723
>I long for the day I get to see a real bear market in the US stock market
It would still be the best performer among globo brands.
Maybe you can ask Stubby for some market subsidies or pressure the Bank of Finland to print moar.

>>23509757
I wouldn't mind if the US stock market still outperformed all the others. I just want to see the retards who pump every trend into bubble territory and buy every dip out of habit get fucked hard.

>>23509761
>retards who pump every trend into bubble territory
If you're referring to retailers, then this is inevitable at some point. They will always be the baggies. Funds will happily facilitate them all the way down. I'd welcome a general bear market.

Everyone invest in dung merchants it's about to moon. Fuck the moon dung merchants are about to URANUS

Roll in shit, get paid

>>23509790
I honestly don't know if it's retail or institutional buying that causes insane +100-200% a day moves on trendy news like the ones we have seen in AI, REEs, copper etc. It's probably both. There's so much credit available in the US stock market, moves like that are only possible because of credit. I know because I myself use a lot of margin nowadays myself. It's not something you ever really see in Canada or Europe. Chink stocks do seem to share in that US stock market characteristic though, you sometimes see some batshit insane pumps in China.

>>23509797
I view pumps as liquidity events for insiders.
>CEO's buddy has $20M in seed shares he wants to cash in
>CEO approaches (big name) and makes arrangement for a shout out
>(Cramer/Bar Stool/Rick Drule) mentions the company then shorts it
>Retards pile in because (big name) said
>CEO and his buddies sell via nominee accounts
>New baggies are born

>>23509831
I'm not talking about those kinds of pumps. I'm talking about sentiment or news driven pumps. Like where TMQ went up 3x in one day after Trump permitted a road to their to-be mine. Or the insane whipsaw in NAK whenever the news suggest the project might or might not get approval eventually. Or valueless AI infra stocks like OKLO gigapumping into a hilarious $20B valuation despite having no revenues or even a realistic prospect of revenues anytime soon.

>>23509845
>no revenues or even a realistic prospect of revenues anytime soon.
But then would you complain if your companies which meet this description gigapumped? Isn't that why most are here? I mean, we're dealing with resource stocks, ffs.

>>23509863
as if that would ever happen lol. The resource stocks I invest in are usually at worst within five years of cash flows, and I would never even expect seeing a $20B price tag let alone a $10B price tag on one of these pre-revenue developers. It's just an insane number to put on a company so far from any cash flows, even after commissioning most of the stocks I invest in won't be worth dozens of billions. I don't see why a power plant developer years away from having a power plant should get such a valuation

>>23509919
>I don't see why
The power plant idea is currently more appealing than a modelled hole in the ground.
The fact is that mining stocks peaked simultaneously with boomer virility. All you'll see now are a few stuttering Viagra -induced orgasms. Join the dark side, Pekka, and save your capital for when it's time to short the sector.

>>23510234
Let me walk you through a comparable to help you understand how silly this shit is.

Like, I mean OKLO has no power plants at the moment and they are planning one nuclear power plant in the next few years. Their Aurora project has an experimental SMR design with a low 75MW capacity plant if this stuff even works out. Experimental, pre-revenue, speculative, 75MW capacity to start with in like three years at the earliest. You'll get that for the low low price of $20B.

Let's compare that to CGN Power, China's largest nuclear power provider. They are operating 28 nuclear power plants, with a total capacity excluding 31GW, and they have seven more units under construction and nine more units with approvals to build. CGN's nuclear capacity by 2027 (when OKLO will potentially have their teensy 75MW plant commissioned at the earliest) will exceed 37GW. And even beyond nuclear energy, they also have 45GW of installed solar and wind capacity with more to come as well. What's CGN Power's Enterprise Value you ask? ...about $50B.

>The power plant idea is currently more appealing than a modelled hole in the ground.
"Appealing" is a major understatement. You can piss your money away buying less than 0.1GW of capacity due in two or three years for $20B when you could make a real investment into an established company with a power capacity nearing 100GW for only about 2.5x the price. Either one is overvalued or the other is undervalued. It's not difficult to see which is the case. And that's my fucking point, US investors are pants on head retarded with their constant overvaluations across the board. There's very little value on the long side in US markets it seems

>>23510265
>very little value on the long side in US markets
I can't disagree there, but it will keep pumping until all the boomer 401ks are liquidated.

>>23510287
That's the worst part. Shit like this is hazardous to short too because the US market is so fundamentally separated from reality. Even if you're right about a company being worth nothing or at least much less than the market thinks, you will likely get margin called by a horde of retards with Robinhood accounts and unlimited access to leverage

FUCK I want to see these niggers BURN

Well SM energy is a dud...
I will have to sell at -25% loss

>>23510503
Im keeping it

>>23510503
>>23510518
what do you guys think about the SM/Civitas merger? Civitas has ass acreage in the Midland basin but their DJ acreage looks alright. I'm totally out of the loop with these two companies. Needless to say I'm not a fan of either but I'm interested in your opinion as shareholders.

>>23510612
SM is the better performing company compared to CIVI
CV tried tonfix their business and the merger is them trying to stay financially relevant, shareholders of both companies sold the news
I like SM but the shareholders dont care about my opinion
SM has a hogh debt, with higher oil prices this company is a cash cow, (it is right now) but not attractive with such high debt I can imagine, its a higher oil and gas price gamble and with wti in a down trend this company gets sold too

>>23510797
>its a higher oil and gas price gamble
Many such cases. Sad!
I would imagine SM shareholders sold because they notice the stinky Midland acreage of CIVI. And maybe the CIVI shareholders are selling because of the debt? I don't know what kind of track record these two companies have but something tells me they have not been very successful with debt adjusted per share value creation. Just looking at the charts I mean. Their acreage also isn't anything super impressive, that's also a reason I'm not interested in these two.

>>23510815
Anon is smart by selling, as long as WTI doesnt turn upwards, SM shares wont turn aroumd either
I should sell too nut im stubborn

>>23510837
It looks like CIVI has even more denbts than SM by the way. SM has $2.6B net debt and CIVI has $5.4B net debt. Both companies have a similar market cap at around $2.5B each. Outside looking in, SM probably shouldn't merge with CIVI. But what do I know

>>23510298
Trading with emotions finbro... good good

>>23510869
Yes, people on twitter said that this merger wouldnt make much sense, thats what ive read so far

>>23509761
Finbro you get it all mixed up.

The reason why gold is spikin is because we are in the end cycle of this section of history.

As such depravity and excess is natural as natural as rot and decomposition is.

It won't stop it will get worse, only untill this cycle ends and new one provides way forward.

When the fools get punished is when they finally " take you to war"...

ten

>>23511661
Why is our time to shine accompanied by war and political oppression?
I should have bought crypto 12 years ago...