Bayhorse Silver galloping to the moon, after finalizing plans to build their mine. Up 9% and going higher.
Tinka Resources up 7%; 60-million-ounce silver deposit finally about to get taken notice of by the market?
Wallbridge Mining breaking out after being range-bound for months, on significant news about assays. "Wallbridge Reports Strong Gold Intersections from Area 51 at Fenelon, Highlighting Significant Underground Resource Potential." Eric Sprott may talk about this on Friday's podcast. If he does, expect the stock to behave like Discovery Metals last Friday, and the Friday before that.
Daniel Williams
God bless the idiots responsible for our financial system. About to have a collapse, everything is mooning, is this how the Roman Scholars felt right before it happened?
>Yield rising >Pm's still mooning Maybe the geniuses on Wall st. finally figured out that a rising yield will just result in the Fed creating more debt to buy more bonds
He's too much of a Boomer, if he can't touch his investment, it doesn't exist. I understand this mindset, but I think he's wrong on that.
Landon Harris
To me, it's still cheap. It soared to 0.24 CAD when the news first came out, and people were still enthusiastically buying. It only crashed along with the silver crash in general from $29 to $23. I first bought when it was dirt-cheap, but I have doubled my position at today's price.
Michael Watson
>invest in SILJ >make $6 I'm gonna make it, you guys
Probably euphoric or buttmad. Zig Forums is the modern forum
Carson Walker
He sells gold, think it annoys him when people call bitcoin digital gold because he seems millienials rushing out to buy that rather than real gold. It’s understandable but I just don’t get why anyone wouldn’t own both
Camden Cook
Everybody who bought SILJ within the past few weeks should keep this picture in mind.
I'm very happy to have seen TWO Manowar album covers posted on Zig Forums this week...WHEELS OF FIRE!!!!
Brody Ward
>I just don’t get why anyone wouldn’t own both Of bitcoin survived the turmoil this year, especially given CCP action and the frothy underworld, I'll agree. Until then, I'll stick to going heavy in gold and silver
Kevin Cox
Pretty much this, if bitcoin was going to go away it would have already died.
Certainly. Only a penny and a half is a 12% move. I have 14K MCDMF. Similar scenario.
Mason Rogers
I want it to dip again so I can buy more. I'm planning on putting at least 10% of my money into miners.
Alexander Wilson
He got shit on pretty early when he voiced his opinion on it and became THE face of anti-bitcoin. He realized that accepting this title brought many more eyes and went with it. His main issue with bitcoin is that it does not serve the "store of value" function of money. Without any specific utility beyond simple exchange use, he sees there is no value to store since anything can serve exchange use.
Justin Hernandez
I ve been watching that Brandywine project Bayhorse has for some time, its not far from Whistler BC, and could be an easy money maker for their style of operating. Excellent VG in near surface samples from old trenches caught my eye. The only reason no ones gone in there and properly mined it before is because the deposit is a little bit on the small side and its very spotty on gold mineralization, drilling was not always conclusive in the past their either. That would make an excellent short term open pit mine today.
Christian Rodriguez
What color lambo are you guys going to buy?
Samuel Wood
I gotta believe he has some cryptocurrencies even if a very small amount. I mean shit, even I do.
Brody Thomas
>Invested in BCK >Down 50% AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
David Green
solid silver
Landon Gonzalez
Meant to reply to
James Young
50% physical, 25% miners, 25% linkies here, white lambo for me
Juan Stewart
I'm buying a practical midsize sedan or maybe a nice new minivan. In a world where silver moons, I'm trying not to get Kulak'd.
>People have become so demoralized and distracted. >Silver is valuble because it protects from skinwalkers, werewolves and other cryptids. >Once dajooz collapse society your precious cities wont keep the beasts away. >The Jews know this. >Gold was left here by aliens who still watch over us to this day. >They needed it in the atmosphere in order to breath. >The Jews know this. >That's why these metals are valueble. >Imagine thinking metals are a currency or 'store of value' >If you sell your gold to a human I feel bad for you. >I will give my gold to the aliens once they come back, in exchange for a place in their craft and they will take me back to the home planet where we use exarepee, the one true currency.
I'm the one who made the last one. I'll keep it to one a day so I don't somehow summon Zig Forums and flood the general.
Christopher Morales
Schiff understands that the only use-case of Bitcoin is to serve as an alternative to gold. People speculate on Bitcoin because they have the delusional hope that it will become the new system of money, and go 100x. But either Bitcoin or gold is going to win; you can't have both. And if it is gold which becomes the new system of money after the reset, and it obviously will, which is why central banks are hoarding it, then nobody will be stupid enough to trade their gold for Bitcoin. Schiff doesn't want people who invest in Bitcoin to lose everything when the reset takes place. He is especially insistent because the Bitcoin bubble has already burst, so it isn't even intelligent to speculate on it any more, when you have junior mining stocks, for example, or even pump-and-dump fads like Link, if you do still want to mess about with crypto. BTC is a range-bound dead end at this point. Only Twitter moonboys and ignorant boomers are keeping it alive.
Bitcoin is only here while we transition from the old system of money into the new. People buy it as a hedge against inflation. Once fiat is gone, Bitcoin serves no purpose.
Schiff could make a far better case against Bitcoin if he knew more about it. I doubt he's aware quite how useless it is. Even if the LN, which is perpetually "two years away" was widely implemented, BTC would only be usable by 0.1% of the world's population. BTC requires second-layer solutions, which track and trace everything you do. Hence it doesn't even serve the purpose of privacy. This is why Mike Hearn left the project in disgust.
BTC looks even worse when you consider the fact that Satoshi is almost certainly Adam Back, the head of Blockstream. It would make perfect sense to me that crypto was designed as a scam from the beginning; as another way, besides the COMEX, to suppress the price of gold, by deluding people away from real money.
Ethan Wilson
Bitcoin is trash. XRP is the standard.
Ryder Rogers
P. S.
>BTC looks even worse when you consider the fact that Satoshi is almost certainly Adam Back, the head of Blockstream.
>It was announced on the 15th of May that Berkshire Hathaway's stake at JPMorgan was cut by 3%. But the company reduced its stake at Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) by 84%. However, as I've mentioned before, there is a stock that Buffett really liked and kept stockpiling it. It is the Bank of America (NYSE:BAC). But why is it so? And why does Warren Buffett favor some banks more than others?
Gold and Crypto are currency rivals with different features. Of course those heavy into a Gold position will tell you to buy Gold, while those heavy into Crypto will tell you to buy Crypto. But having a rival isn't a bad thing. For the first time in 6000 years, Gold has a third position to play ball and catch with, instead of the often selfish fiat, who'll cheat and hog the ball to get what they want.
Cryptos rise is long term bullish for Gold, bearish for fiat.
Adrian Campbell
wtf are you talking about? Do you mean Sprott? If you are his purchase is over a period of a year or 2
Jackson Ortiz
What the fuck, that's interesting indeed. Warren still sitting on all that cash he got from selling low, right? What the fuck is he thinking to do with it?
Sebastian Reed
Linkfag here, just dropping by to say you have based taste. Into Glory Ride is objectively their best album by the way.
Joseph Torres
You make a good argument but I still feel that people when the dollar is dying will fomo into bitcoin and pump it up.
Most young people prefer bitcoin rather than some 'shiny boomer rock'.
And the bitcoin chart doesn't look that bad at all and once bitcoin gets above $14000 the amount of waiting sell orders that are waiting for a fill decreases exponentially. I really do think bitcoin can to 100k and beyond
I don't see why you can't just merge the two technologies. I mean gold can go it alone but I think shifting the value in crypto from endless calculations to a gold backing is a winning move. You can save all the electricity and have the value derived from gold and that way people can benefit from the open ledger transaction technology.
Evan Campbell
Source?
Chase Perry
True to your heart, nice. I'd like to get an STI hatchback and debadge it, but I know I'd get a truck first for romping around all the remote forest roads in Canada.
Get a Volvo. Beautiful quality for honest use without the BMW/Merc/Lexus stereotype.
Wyatt Brown
didn't buffet buy a shit ton of silver at one point while at the same time shitting on gold?
Adam Torres
>Inventory insurance Consider talking to an insurance rep for your business property coverage before buying the safe. They might have specific requirements for your safe and might give a set of discounts depending on the safe you intend to use. You're also might want to consider bonds for employee theft and also make sure you have the right systems in place to efficient track/updatr all of your inventory. That's the most I can help with!
