I'm a bit overweighted actually and should put more in another company but my current largest miner holding is Thunderstruck Resources. I'm pretty bullish on that explorer and I'm very happy with my current position.
I miss when /pmg/ was about fat stacks, merc dimes and batbois without the faggy miner talk
Robert Morgan
>discovered a LCS who will sell me gold coins for $20 over spot Bruh
Jayden Martinez
it's simple, with the profits of the miners you buy more fat stacks and batboys
Hudson Young
checked for me, it's WPM
Christian Perry
pmg is about both. There is limited discussion about PM because there is absolutely nothing to say about coins. Add to that the potential gains in miners, its easy to understand the change.
Evan Bailey
the "shiny rocks" monicker is more than some just random words user
>with the profits of the miners you buy more fat stacks and batboys I don’t know about you but from what I’ve seen here the past few months nobody has made any notable amount of money on miners, and I’ve seen lots of people complain about how much money they’re LOSING on certain miners like Bayhorse
Liam Hall
and besides, we've got to do something besides posting pics of the same old stacks over and over again. would be interesting to see an estimated count of how many regular posters actually belong to /pmg/ I'm guessing less than 100 regulars frequent /pmg/ so basically one single thread is enough for everything to be said and after that we're just regurgitating the same stuff over and over
based. >insane probably. I guess the /xrp/ schizos were considered insane, too, so I bought a bag at the bottom. turned out OK. just need to have strong convictions and diamond hands/ignore the fudders and we will all make it. been here since the early days. what everyone else said is pretty true. coins are pretty static. there's so many factors that influence a company that there is more discussion to be created from it (overall market conditions, discovery, management changes, etc.). also where do you think your coins come from, user?
Connor Morris
what game is this?
Nicholas Taylor
that's because they're buying these highly illiquid moonshot miners and expect to be a millionaire. it just doesn't work like that and most portfolios should have companies that are highly liquid. sure, have a small portion of your portfolio in those moonshots, but don't go /all in/ on those. a rising tide lifts all boats.
Michael Barnes
Heroes of Might and Magic III, one of the best strategy games ever made
Big part of it is resource and mine management, truly a strategy game built for /pmg/
also, even if you bought the top earlier this year, you gotta be averaging down to reduce your cost basis (if you actually didn't invest in a scam company), IMO. that's why I always keep 25% of my portfolio in cash to BTFD.
Elijah Wright
I made $40,000 dollars on miners. I also bought in June, and peaked out in August. Next leg up happening soon.
Jayden Ramirez
>expecting profit in the first 6 month of a 5+years PM bullmarket ngmi.