Cozy edition
>>24754348How's everyone bayhorsie stack looking? 30,000 shares here
>>24754392No horsies 4 meSeems like the fed meeting was perceived hawkish today even though no hike. Some members dissented voting for a hike. Rates are up significantly and market down bad, yet gold held up very well. Good sign I guess.
>>24754405It's such gay theatre. They can't raise the rates. Would kill the economy. Hyperinflation is the only option left
>>24755035They could always surrender, apologise, and let oil flow freely again.
>>24755079
Galleon keeps adding ounceshttps://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2697-tsx-venture/ggo/208257-galleon-gold-intersects-6-8-g-t-au-over-19-45-m-at-west-cache-confirming-the-high-grade-core-of-zone-9.html
>>24755035I don't know about hyperinflation but yeah it's not looking good. I suppose if the country gets brown enough, hyperinflation is bound to happen at some point.Great Panther's flagship Brazil mine is back in the market. Y'all remember that dog?https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/3533-tsx/amap/208290-amapa-minerals-announces-closing-of-initial-public-offering.html
Another day, where tech companies with trillion dollar valuations pump another 10-20% while miners languish.
>>24755650They loaded barrels of cash on container ships headed to South Korea to give them more leverage to gamble with. 3.4% of the country's adult population was liquidated. But the show must go on.
WCP had a stellar quarter. Now does somebody come after them for their sweet sweet condensate?
THE BATTAM IS IN CAM AN LETS FAKING GA NAW
Want to buy some bags?
>>24756929Sold on Jan 2 this year, Graeme has created -68% shareholder value since
What's the consensus on tomorrow (Friday/last day of the month)? We getting the usual bankster games with a PM smash and stock sale/buying opportunity?
>>24757145Green god candle takes gold to 4500. Banks on suicide watch.
>>24755564Closed below the IPO price lol. There is no junior mining retail left. Everyone got too demoralized and sold everything. Bullish indicator.
>Lotus Resources Limited has announced a Non-Tradable Rights Issue, entitling shareholders to subscribe for new shares in the company.>The terms of this Non-Tradable Rights Issue affecting your account are:>Ratio: 1 new share(s) for 1 share(s) held>Subscription price: AUD 0.22Do I throw more good money after bad?
>>24757145My retardguess is that gold closes at $4190 and silver at $61
>>24757443>>24757769Rolling for massive WAGMI pump! But have a little powder ready to go just in case we dip
>>24755079It's time to pay the toll and burn the coal
>>24755035don't forget everybody kept saying this mantra back in the coof years. And then they raised rates. And the economy didn'y implode. If rates must rise then they will rise; the Fed is only following the market anyways. High inflation begets high rates.
>>24756732I hope not! Would like them to remain independent. They already have the best unconventional portfolio in Canada and I really like the management team. Going to be a pleasure to see them grow
>>24758571I don't see many talking about QE these days. I wouldn't be surprised if they started that back up when the economy softens to also get rates back down. 10y and 30y is very high right now, can't imagine they like that. High long end is also putting housing under pressure. I'm guessing we will see QE again within 12 months. QE is probably the most bullish gold move as well. Would probably send us to a new ATH.
>>24759062I have no idea what they will do but I do remember how gold didn't do jack during QE Infinity. The general environment remains structurally bullish commodities, I'll filter out the noise such as 25-50bp changes in interest rates and whatever.
>>24759145I remember this as well. Peter Schiff kept saying it was great during QE I, II, III, Twist, etc but gold stayed in the shitter from 2011 till 2019 or so...
>>24759957Even back during the coof years when the printers were running on nitro gold underperformed almost everything else. In the end the Fed's monetary policies are only a small fraction of what drives gold's performance
Cameco planning to sell their Westinghouse bags to retail.
If we can hang in there a while longer this flaming faggot (Bessent) could deliver an unimaginable massive gravity defying milker WAGMI of epic proportions >hopium
>>24760254sounds like they ended up not making that much dough with Westinghouse after all
>>24760172QE and lower rates made gold go crazy back in 2009-2012, it also caused the big rally in 2020. But yes, other stuff matters a lot as well. A game changer for gold causing 4k now to be the bottom instead of 2k is the decoupling of the East and the West accelerated in great deal by the Ukraine war, the East now buys gold instead of US treasuries. Another thing is capital accumulation that has caused all assets to increase in value, this effect should continue as well especially now with robots and AI. Gold price also really lagged the huge increase in global GDP and wealth, so the move higher to 4k+ was kind of a correction imo. World GDP is $120T+ and above ground gold market cap is only $30T. With increasing political instability in the West and especially in the US which has been the world's reserve currency, I believe gold's market cap will close in on world GDP within 10 years, which will be around $20k/oz by then. Imagine the gold projects that make economic sense in a $20k gold world, even with say 60% inflation in the next 10 years. 0.5 g/t will be high grade for big operations.
>>24759957
good luck today slurp bros
GPGbros.. this is pretty significant. Maybe we finally get our rerate.https://www.permitting.gov/newsroom/press-releases/new-amalga-gold-project-gains-fast-41-coverage
Solded some tech stock at a loss and boughted some mining dips, although some orders didn't go through so I still have cash for bottom sniping next week.>>24761430LETS FUCKING GO
>>24760438All that's left to have a hold backed dollar and complete the basel III prophecy is an audit of fort Knox now that the war is over.
>>24760492I think $20k may be overshooting a bit but we'll see. In ten years commodities should be in a bear cycle. $8-10k in five years seems possible to me though. Tje biggest fundamental drivers for gold today are central bank and other large buyers as well as ever greater uncertainty and sovereign debt. I think by the time we will start seeing countries default, gold should be making some sensational highs. It's difficult to imagine how exactly the bullrun in gold could end but it ended during the GFC too; what's really stopping another decade long bear market in gold (and other commodities) after this bull market is over? I think we'll probably see some really silly things happen in the world and the mining sector as gold rises into stupendous heights
>>24762177>gold backed dollarlol>audit fort knoxlmao>now that the war is overhahahahahaha
>>24760172Money velocity was low because everyone was locked down, no?
>>24763770>what's really stopping another decade long bear market in gold (and other commodities) after this bull market is over?We have just had 50 years of relative stability and globalism. Now there's a shift to a multipolar world with a decoupling of the East and the West and that's not going away in a long, long time. This is very bullish gold. For a long time every country just bought US treasuries as a reserve, now half the world or more doesn't trust the US and is buying gold instead. Also like I've mentioned before immigration/the demographic shift in especially the US but also Europe, is the single biggest factor bullish gold. The US is the biggest and most important economy and there is no fixing this inevitable slide into more and more instability over the next decades and I'm sure there will increasingly be talks about secession in the future as well. The new brown majority is going to vote for radical leftists, which we're seeing already with Mamdani in NY. These radical candidates on the left wouldn't have stood a chance in the old White America but now they're inevitable.We may be in a commodity bear market in 10 years but gold is very different from other commodities and will correlate less in the future. A 20+ year gold bull I think is pretty much inevitable due to biological reasons. A lot of money to be made.
>>24758580Grant has done good.
>>24758580They've not been buying back stock despite hitting their debt targets. You think they're looking to acquire someone?
>>24764345yes but gold ended up underperforming nearly all other assets when the QE-fueled recovery came on. Gold initially peaked in late 2020/early 2021 and then mostly did jack and declined slowly until it found a bottom around $1,800/oz in late 2023. Gold only started a proper bullrun into new highs in 2024.>>24764422I do think the bullish backdrop stays for gold until something changes meaningfully, but I also think we will still see cyclicality take over. A lot of heads will be scratched in the permabull camp a decade from now if I'm right>>24764538I don't think they're looking for any major acquisitions. They've done a great job integrating Veren and they have an incredible asset package now. Maybe if I had to guess they could buy some neighboring acreage near their core Montney/Duvernay areas but they really aren't wanting for inventory. Smaller bolt-ons and sales here and there will probably be done as usual. Looking at how well the wells are performing I'd like them to use the extra cash flow to fast-track development as the share price has performed well enough that buybacks would be less effective anyways. Maybe they could push forward Lator development as that will be the next growth spurt, similar to how Paramount has advanced their West Shale Basin Alhambra plant expansions quicker than initially guided a few years ago.
>>24766258Gold won't go up in a straight line of course, but I will consider it a 20+ year bull even if we zig zag our way to $20k/oz in 10 years, because even in the down periods price will be high compared to historical, like what's happening right now.
Has anyone checked on bitcoiners lately?
>>24767174Nah. I've been too busy acquiring more glencore.
https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/COMEX-1OZ1!/24/7 gold trading way up since last weekend, more than $60M traded so far today. Looks like a slightly higher open.
>>24769437Volume way up that is.
Remember those Epstein emails about controlling the shipping lanes?https://x.com/i/status/2083913901075210718
$6.50 copper and $97 uranium and my portfolio is still on the floor. game's gone.
>>24770231i am tired of noticing
>>24770231They're gone after Panama, the Caribbean through Cuba and Venezuela, signed some agreements with Singapore regarding Malacca, started a way over Hormuz. Surely, the next target is Egypt. Some tankers may benefit, no?
>He longed the most plentiful commodity on Earth because of a so-called supply crisis when the entire developed world is transitioning to renewableskek oil baggies
Americans woke up and said sell.
>>24772616Quite a yentervention. Sell! Sell! Sell!
>>24772934somebody has to rescue Japan from themselves
When / if miners start reaching their ATHs again I feel like it will be superfucking hard to take profits, have to overcome that greed.
>>24773276I started selling too early last Sept/Oct and last Dec/Jan, I'll easily do it again. I'll be looking at 3-figure positions if we get to all-time highs.
>>24773276>>24773326I'll have to try and be less greedy myself. Totally missed out on profiting from those amazing January highs and portfolio is down a lot ever since
China approved construction of another 8 nuclear reactors. 37 in active construction with 44 projects in the production line. The US still only making plans to help the private sector maybe order some before 2030. And still no loan for GLO! Inefficient bureaucracy.
The first shot has been fired in the AI wars.
How are we feeling about Sovereign now that the "inevitable" Rio takeover is dead? I have a solid position but considering exiting some garbage to make it much larger. Titanium market is oversupplied right now but maybe recovering by the time Kasiya is built? Rare earths hype is losing steam as well.
>>24776111Less good. Definitely a strong tax loss candidate. The asset is still good but now that the takeover isn't happening it's dependent on both management execution and the still weak mineral sands market. Should be a great way to play the market counter-cyclically if you expect a recovery though
SNWNGR, what's happening, broe? Can you feel those milkers yet?
>>24777018Kek, the MASSIVE Japanese milkers are 7%+ closer today!
IsoEnergy selling its dogshit US uranium assets. Makes it a very attractive takeover target for Cameco/Orano with only Hurricane on the books.
>>24777029I'm very tempted to go short here, but I can't figure out what is going on. Did Rick Drule pump again?
>>24777086Too late. I'm on the trigger.
>>24777059I was just about to tell you to not get any ideas about shorting! Rick is MIA, more likely drill results are about to be released, hopefully a new discovery. Some buyout chatter on CEO but nothing concrete
>>24777110Kek, I have about $3k in powder ready for more if you're right. You'd be playing with fire with newsflow about to start any day now
DundeePM up 7.5% today, sold most of it.
Leafbro, you getting back on track bro?
Bravo really got shit on as platinum dumped down over the last few months and now it sold off on a +8% day. Is this really just a long term bearish perspective on palladium group metals and me being a sucker?
The bottom is in.
>>24777629Maybe, I'm still down 40-50% from highs
>>24777629inshallah
>>24777059>>24777110
I can't believe it.. are we back? Do I dare to dream again?
>>24777777
>>24777792dream big!
whats everyones timeframe on goldrick rule keeps saying theres 10 years left so i guess ill just sell halfway around 2030im not an expert in any of this so all i got is trusting some gold salesman and holding dundee corp stock
>>24777271I'm alright. Sadly I had to sell 10% of my stack near the low. Ouch.Glad to see it pumping.
>>24777924the bull ended when the middle east and russia started selling off their reserves to replace oil revenues
>>24778002If you survived that drawdown with 90% of your position after leveraging to the milkers that's excellent work and a win Leafbro!WAGMI
>>24777924Commodity bull cycle should find a top somewhere in late 20s / early 30s desu
>>24778037BASED
Hey Turkish poop transplant leafbro, how's the wiping going?
>>24778612I'm going to be in Austria in 1 month from now so stay tuned for that.
>>24778603>>24779289>AustriaWen Japan?
>>24754348Thought this place was gone for good, then I membered you guys switched boards to /bant/ a while back. I remember arguing Austrian econ with you folks on /biz/ back in the day. Wow man, life is just flying me by.How's the renewablefag doing lately?
im starting to believe that gold will still be over $4k after gold juniors today like saturn metals construct functional mines
>>24780091That's me. Made very good money the last few years, hoping to break 7 figs next year, it's been a crazy rollercoaster since 2020 in these stocks. And how right was I about renewables? solar is now dominant in new installations and still on an exponential rise and BEVs have become mainstream. Oil can't even hold $80 with two wars going on and the straight of Hormuz closed. It's actually over for oilers, get out while the getting is good guys.
>>24780120I sure hope so. I suppose a temporary dip to $3500-3800 can still happen if there is a big stock market crash soon
>>24780137You were right about mass adoption because that was a foregone conclusion - unending subsidies up the ass will always beat real market viability any day of the week. If governments want to keep intensely funding solar the way they have for over a decade, why wouldn't it make up the majority of new installations? At least with recent efficiency gains it's nowhere near as bad as the turbine grift. I actually think solar would be good for individual household consumption alongside hydro for neighbourhood/town level steady state electricity. But I'm still a nukesister first and foremost.
>>24780137>Oil can't even hold $80it also couldn't hold below $60 with a historical glut last year. As it turns out the marginal cost of production is where the price settles in oil
If it's actually happening now, that begs the question what to buy with the salary every month. I will not be DCAing upwards when I have spent half a year DCAing to the bottom. Maybe continue throwing money into mining development projects that don't get the same pump from spot price like producers do. Or some other commodity like wheat. I think I might look into that actually. WAGMI
It's WAGMI season.I'm up $90k this week on my folio. Keep this momentum up, could be a $150k+ week for me.Can't wait to see my folio head past my all time high of $1.7 million, but that will probably be a few months off at least. If I get an average of 3x across my miners over the next 12 months, I'll be sitting at $3.5 million or so. 5x and I'll be at $6 million. Let's fucking go!
>>24780586Get into a little option selling on the side, sell puts or bullish put spreads on GDX on the way up and sideways. Cash is only needed there to secure positions if you get assigned, although you can use margin/portfolio to secure the positions depending on your account and broker, which is what I'm doing. Then put the cash into something else that produces yield like GLCC.TO (13% APY monthly), and only take it out to cover margin if needed.If oil bottoms at like $40-$50 in a market sell off sometime over the next year, might make sense to buy the bottom in oil producers like Rick Rule is doing.
>>24780640Sounds a bit too much active work for my liking, but I might look into it. Thanks for the tip.
>>24780587>Can't wait to see my folio head past my all time high of $1.7 million, but that will probably be a few months off at least.don't expect new ATHs this year. Next year might be an uphill battle too we'll see. We had two years of insane gigapumping, don't get used to it. 2025 will probably be the best year I ever get to experience
>>24780640The bottom in oil was last year at just below $60. That's pretty much the extreme lower bound of where the oil price can go unless we experience a giga crash which brings down the whole ordeal (which would also of course crash gold)
>>24780381Solar is the cheapest energy now in many places even without subsidies. Installed cost is down to around $1/watt in the west and half that in the East. 1 watt installed can produce 2 kwh per year where its sunny for 30 years with very low O&M. Batteries have become pretty cheap so storage isn't a big problem anymore.
>>24777059>>24777110>I'm on the triggerOh Noes! Are you okay?
>>24781589I'm fine. Just sold more.
at long last..
why the fuck is my geodrill still trading a $1 before its book value which is underestimated in the first place because of how they depreciate their drills that last forever with maintenace to $0 in like 10 years
>>24781626I added a few at market open. Good luck Shortfag, I really think this is your riskiest short yet
Holy gigapump
>>24781654>riskiest short yetNot even close, broe.It would have to go to something like CAD$30 before I get tapped by my broker.
>>24781650>drills that last forever with maintenace to $0 in like 10 yearslol. lmao even
>>24781933from Kip, fren of Snowline (his largest gold position)
Long side leverage is entering gold miners again. Would you look at Anglogold, Eldorado, Agnico and other US listed names! US-listed majors are outperforming the mining market today which to me implies that people are once again levering up.
>>24781939theyre basically like airplanes, you just maintain them forever
>>24781988now tell me what depreciation is for
>>24782014but if you go from 50 drills to 100 drills it's not $0 in either scenarioto be fair i actually know why it's shit, it's cheap in the first place because theyre operating in africa fuck im just waiting for the ceo to get the company acquired by someone else who just wants the drills
>>24781965love to see it but still feels very mispriced until these miners can just print cash themselves and buy back shareswish i could just stop looking at the price for 5 years but im addicted to checking and also scared what if gold goes under $4k or $3ki dont actually know what the breakeven prices are for my mniners lmao all i know is that theyre happy and there are many deposits that are suddenly feasible at $4k+
>>24782088100 drills depreciate more than 50 drills. Maintenance costs moolah
oh no no no
>>24783892oh yes
>>24780137>It's actually over for oilers, get out while the getting is good guys.This is the dumbest gorilla nigger in this thread. 30 wars against you was far too few. I'm riding the miner pump again but might sell off everything again once energy reality sets in for europe this coming winter and just go back to 100% oil.
>>24754348>ai slop>wait no its kinkadehappens often
>>24784344
Something is afoot, Snowline might have over C$250M in their treasury when this closes on 8/12https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/2961-tsx/sgd/208560-snowline-gold-announces-c-150-million-bought-deal-financing.html
>>24784565I have no stake in this argument, but I always wanted to post picrel.Also, WAGMI
Are we getting turbo bullish again bros?? should I rotate my horsies into GDXU
>>24784854WhoaWhat do you think the plan is?
>>24784883>Should I sell Bayhorse and buy literally anything else?Going to have to go with yes, although I'm sure it will pump hard if silver gigapumps again. Haven't followed the story in a long time, has anything happened yet? Graeme bought that oresorter like 5 years ago for what reason exactly? did he think he had a mining permit but didn't or what happened.>>24784854Damn, drilling in the Yukon is expensive. Will probably put a damper on the stock tomorrow. Good pump today though.>>24784858Swedish is so hard to understand.
>>24785112Gut says they drop big news not long after this closes and we hit a new ATH by Oct
>>24784854One last buying opportunity for us to load up the next week in SGD.
>>24785249I honestly don't know why anyone would buy the Bayhorse meme when you can have anything from this list.
>>24784854>>24786274I don't understand, this is a very large amount to raise, and nobody really knows why they've done it, but the assumption is that it's a giga-WAGMI indicator? Should I sell my car and buy SGD?
>>24786321Either they found something at one of their projects or they're capitalizing off of their namesake to create a spinoff so that can keep their lifestyle as an explorer going, diluting shareholders 6% in the process. We're just going to have to wait and see.P.S. I sold my car in 2022 and bought $30k worth of physical platinum.
>>24786357>P.S. I sold my car in 2022 and bought $30k worth of physical platinum.Incomprehensibly based
>>24786321Printing shares while the stock price is overvalued like every other promoter-pumped shitco.
Copper at ATH>>24786622I see. You should buy GPG then, it's the very opposite of what you just said.
>>24786773>Copper at ATHHoly shit, bottom might be in
>>24784854>>24785112>>24786321>>24786357the real answer is that exploration without operating cash flow gets funded by equity issue. They took the opportunity to raise money now at their terms instead of having to raise money later at potentially worse terms
>observe ramp with modest volume and absence of news>short>observe continued modest volume ramp based on underlying rally>short more>profitLooks like someone was playing games prior to the bought deal announcement.
>>24784854See you at 5 $, caption this !
>>24788496god I wish
>>24788496>See you at 5
>Allied Gold Q2 Adj. EPS $0.40 Beats $0.17 Estimate, Sales $366.298M Up From $251.979M YoY>BENZINGA>Aug-05-2026 6:22 p.m. ET>Allied Gold (AAUC) reported quarterly earnings of $0.40 per share which beat the analyst consensus estimate of $0.17 by 135.29 percent. This is a 185.71 percent increase over earnings of $0.14 per share from the same period last year. The company reported $366.298 million in sales this quarter. This is a 45.37 percent increase over sales of $251.979 million the same period last year.
>>24789214>Butte technical patternWhat does this mean?
>>24779289Flying on the 25th anniversary of 9/11?
>>24789389idk I don't do technicals. The price stuck around $40 and drifted down because they tried to sell to Zijin but the deal didn't materialize. Which is something I'm happy about because they tried to sell for 0.50x NPV8% at $4k/oz Au price assumption. Gold price at the time was over $5k/oz so they would have been sold for like 0.3x NPV8% at the prevailing spot if the deal had gone through
WAGMI
>>24792398WAGMISilver on the move.
>>24792447I am roughly 50% in silver miners, in names like Silver Storm, Guanajuato, Silver X, Silver Mountain, HYMC, etcI haven't done the math myself but people who did say they should pump something like +3500-4500% if silver reaches $200. Even getting a 10 bagger would be insane which I presume can happen if silver reaches $100 and stays there for some time.
>>24792514Didn't know Don moved to Sweden.
>>24792514wagmi
>>24792959When are you moving back to shitinstan?
What coal companies are you holding snd slurpingBought more New Hope Inc yesterday
>>24793033none atm but Warrior is the best
>>24793104Thanks for the tip
>>24792447>>24792398
Hey guys am I late to the party?If you had to build a commodity portfolio from scratch today what ticks would you look at? Sitting on some oil majors, gold majors and snowline which I see mentioned here quite alot.
>>24793197Id just buy the etfs
He's back.
>>24793197>snowlineBASED>52,275 share SGD Chad
>>24793226I feel bad for the people who pay this dwarf for his "retardation tracker" service
>>24793197You're late but not too late. You'll do fine with the majors but if you want to there are some value/turnaround opportunities in the small and mid caps (like IVN, AAUC or ARIS) and development stage asset plays (like SGD, CNL, BRVO or TCG.AX). O&G stocks were great buys last year during the "biggest glut ever" but at >$80/bbl you're paying quite a full price, better to keep your oil longs instead of chasing and look for buying opportunities in the sub-$65/bbl range.What stocks you got Sven?>If you had to build a commodity portfolio from scratch today what ticks would you look at?I'd start with the most obvious value opportunities and majors including royalty companies. All the tickers I mentioned above would be among the first I'd buy, I'd also add some of my favorite roycos and a couple majors and other developers.
Dane gorillanigger thinking solar panels is gonna keep anyone warm in winter infuriates me. I'm making bank on miners and oil. US labour market is fucked and there will be inflation but no more rate hikes because the US is fucked economically. This winter I will be so comfy with oil and miners when the FED is super "hawkish" and my portfolio prints me another 20 years of wagie cagie bucks after tax. Oil and PMs will rise in tandem as people need their oil and FIAT will continue to spiral out of the chosen peoples control. And danennigger will be hugging his solar panel freezing his balls off.
>>24793343He's not directionally wrong but he jumps to the conclusion too quickly. Renewables are growing rapidly and they are often a great option, but peak oil demand is like two decades away still. And we'll still be using a lot of oil in 2100 most likely
>>24793352>He's just off by about 70 years but he's technically right.Aka gorillanigger
WAGMI Friday.
>>24793457Holy WAGMI! Nice work bro, that's almost double my gain today being balls-deep SGD. What are your biggest positions?
>>24793489I have a lot of names, fairly well balanced over majors, juniors and developers. Also have some uranium miners. Just following Don Durret's portfolio construction philosophy. Largest gainers today are IAG, CDE and UUUU.
>>24793518AEM, AAUC.TO, EQX, KGC, NEM, SSRM and SBSW are also all up 7-8% today.
>>24781654>>24781933Shortfag, you still okay?
>>24793518>>24793532Outstanding!
>>24793541Of course. I covered at a profit yesterday.>>24788416
>>24793572Great timing broe! I thought you might have covered yesterday, but not sure if you'd get out that quickly. Enjoy the weekend melon shoot!
>>24793822Same to you, amigo.
>>24793457not bad, fellow AAUC-chad (you're like 4x richer than me)
>>24793306Exxon, Shell, Chevron, Devon Energy and Meren Energy.Then Energy Fuels, Agnico Eagle, Barrick, Snowline and Kingfisher metals. Only been sitting in these a few months tho.
>>24793848Not bad Sven. Big fan of Exxon and Agnico especially but I also like Chevron and Barrick. Snowline is an obvious takeover candidate.
Are the Energy Fuels holders not worried about all the mediocre titanium projects the company has bought into searching for rare earths? Or how little economical uranium they have once Pinyon Plain depletes in 2-3 years?
>>24793197>snowline>>24793848>Snowline>>24793909>Snowline is an obvious takeover candidateWAGMI
>>24794013It's a very weird stock for sure. I assume most who own it just do because of memes. It doesn't really seem like a serious enterprise
>>24794013They're becoming a vertically integrated rare earths producer. They're meeting with Trump today at 3pm EST alongside MP, USAR and UAMY.
Any bros getting contacted by their broker? Every time my shitcofolio starts to moon and crush the market Fidelity starts emailing and calling. When they call they like to ask "if I've thought about diversification"I try to stay polite>Latest email and my reply, names redacted
>>24794090They paid a premium for a magnets producer, and have three mineral sands projects to build on different continents before they have access to their own monazite feedstock (Toliara will never get built so really just two, one they don't own yet and only have an earn-in entitlement). Shipping the stuff all the way to Utah for processing is insanely inefficient, as is their batch processing approach. By the time they're up and running the market will be flooded with cheaper rare earths without all the weird baggage of trying to justify operating a mill with no mines in the middle of nowhere desert.
I'm up 10% this week. Still way off January high. Big September ahead for uranium companies imqho.
>>247944509% on the week.
>>24794450I was degeneratemaxxing with leverage the past few trading days. +26.67% 1w return. Expecting a pullback next week to punish the late FOMOers
>>24794688Checked! Excellent degenmaxxing! Still got B2Gold? Monster day
>>24794688>Expecting a pullbackNobody knows, maybe we keep going up to punish the panicans who sold the bottom
>>24794233If they were smart they would be calling to offer you better margin rates.
Miners.
>>24794921bullish for PPTA
All according to keikaku..
New vid for Galleon broshttps://youtu.be/9N4rzN0f9uo?t=302
I asked chatGPT which publicly traded mining companies have executives with close ties to the Trump administration, here's what it said.
>>24754348Jordan's weekly recap. WAGMI.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-RZZ2PlHrk
>>24796673Holding westwater since rsrly 2021 ans im down 90% Lots of dilution and they switched from uranium to graphite
>>24797442shitco
>>24797442brutal
>>24797442You should have sold the moment the reason you bought them initially changed.
>>24797513TruthIll keep this as a reminder and for tx reasons so i can sell at a loss
>>24797442cmmg avarage iq holder
>>24797667Hey Mark looks pretty good here give him a rest he's had a hard life ever since a nigger shot his dick off
>>24797667>Being a Snowtard the last 3 months after selling my SUV and rotating from a few dogs
