/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49465229
Frog here, those aren't french hallmarks. Idk the origin but it aint french for sure.

>>30400805
You can't imagine how deep the lie rabbit-hole goes.
Recently, i started to scrutinize all the USGS yearly reports since 1996. Especially concerning silver.
And you know what i found?
The global estimated underground reserves almost didn't move a iota, it vary between 480K to 520K tons since the mid 90's. While we mine 25K tons per year. So the national geologist agency tells us since years that we have 20 years left of silver undeground.

Of course yes, new extractions methods can help optimize the deposits, and yes, we have new technologies to find silver deposits and extract from spots previously deemed as non profitables.

But if you go in their technical annexes about definitions, they make it clear that's their calculus method is supposed to take into account supposed silver deposits, ie non discovered yet, mainly using averages of silver concentrations in the earth crust on various continents.

So it can only mean three things. Either :
- silver is way more common than what we are made to believe, and they induce a fake scarcity to sell it for more than it's real value.
- silver spots are getting depleted at an alarming rate and resources left are scarce, so they don't want people to rush the metal making the issue worse, especially for the industries. Thus they fud silver by announcing a similar reserve underground worldwide year after year.
- by a true miracle of god, we somehow find each years new deposits containing the exact same quantity of silver we just mined the year prior since the 90s.

Idk if it's fud or fake scarcity. Something tells me it could be fud since :
- prices are manipulated downwards
- industries are incentivized to use alternatives to silver
- countries all stopped to use silver in their currencies at the same time (early 70's)
- the yearly demand is not met by the production, and the difference is only met thanks to national banks reserves being melted down and sold bit by bit every year (we are now at almost zero)

>>29932419
>>29932205
Notice how the first action they collectively take, after finally reaching out to the obvious conclusion silver is ultra undervalued, is not to stack and keep a low profile, but to waste 60K to get some attention from normies who either :
- dont give a fuck
- are too retarded to understand
- are so desentivized with seeing billions ads everyday since their birth they don't even see them anymore

This is basically 60K spent just to take selfies with a soiface in front of the billboard with the caption :
>we did it reddit
but in reality saying
>notice me senpai, send me more emotes rewards

I bet half the faggots who donated for this ad campaign donated more than what they have in stack. It's like plebbitors don't want to make it.

>>29874973
Gorgeous kilos my fren!

>Also I have 2 grand more to invest what should I be looking at?
More silver, or 1oz gold, as you prefer. Also you have few stocks on fire sale, but monday will probably end up being a bloodbath on the markets, possibly the beginning of the financial crash.
So maybe a smart decision would be to put those 2K on your broker account and patiently wait for absurdly cheap deals. Currently you already have Kinross, Barricks and Blue Lagoon who are ridiculously underpriced. If they somehow go any lower than they already are, it's a no brainer.

>>29100696
Interdasting. I'd love to have a little position in others rare metals too. But so far i was really drove away by the ridiculous premiums most are carrying. How bad is the premium jew on rhenium and indium?

>rarest metals
The rarity calculated by presumed under ground concentration of each metal can be very deceiving. You have to factor in various elements who can greatly impact the price.
- For one, those rarer metals aren't actively sought after and aren't targeted by exploration teams. They were most likely found by chance in already existing uranium/zinc/whatever mining installation.
- They often only have 1 or 2 mining spots worldwide, and that's it. If another installation open up, it can easily double or triple the quantities mined every year.
- These are metals no one bothered to deal with before (too hard to melt, to access, no apparent use before the technologic era, etc..), which mean that even if the concentration in the earth crust is let say 1/100^100, the total reserves are still at 99% full. So even if silver for example is only 1/100^50, it's still most likely rarer since it have been actively mined for the past 5000 years, and the reserves left are let say 9%.

Imho the bigger risk to factor in is the opening of a new mine for these metals, which means the popularity can potentially play against them (or in their favor if we can't find any other spot in the world containing said metal).

Still, the rarepill have a huge potential desu, it's worth using some autism of our to determine what are the rare metals with the most potential industrially in the future, calculate how rare/difficult to recover they are and try to find the best one among them. Then we corner the fucking market.

1/2

>>27809548
As for the blood drinking, it can be interpreted metaphorically (leech sucking the goyim dry from his energy in the form of stealing the fruits of his labor), ritually (blood libel, ie ritual sacrifice of children goyim during the pessah, bleeding them dry using metallic straws and needles, in part to make the challah, jewish bread for the shabbat and to please Adonai), and as you said via the ritualized traditional circumcision. But it's also to take on literally, Tay Sach's induced anemy used to be cured by making blood transfusions

>The disease is rare in the general population.[1] In Ashkenazi Jews, [..], the condition is more common.[2]
>Tay–Sachs disease is caused by a genetic mutation in the HEXA gene
>It is inherited from a person's parents in an autosomal recessive manner.[1]
>Approximately 1 in 3,600 Ashkenazi Jews at birth are affected.[2]
>Blood transfusion is occasionally used to suppress innate heme production.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tay–Sachs_disease#History

>>26178723
did you try to zoom out?

>>25875355
Why doesn't he go to see an hypnotizer to do a session of regressive hypnosis? That's the first thing i'd try if such thing happened to me, you never really forget things, it merely get stuck in a mental bin of stuff considered non essential by your brain.. what a retard.

>>25273678
We are at the final stages of the illuminati satanic worldwide takeover. The next stage is a planned global cyberattack who'll take down the power grid and the SWIFT payment system. Now ppl are isolated, in the middle of winter and totally reliant on internet for everything, you can imagine the ravages.

It will be used as an excuse to totally control neo-internet, shutdown dissident voices and end online privacy. As well as push the NWO currency : a worldwide central bank digital cryptocurrency.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSuCuoQxI20

>>25042667
Also i wanted to add that's a very good indicator if a nation is planning to buy a lot of armament, because most of the time they have to stockpile gold beforehand, in preparation of the deals (who often end up in the billions range). Try to compare the countries who bought the most of foreign weapon systems with the net buyers of gold of the past decade, you'll see, it's flagrant : Russia, UAE, India, China... All modernizing their armies.

On the other hand, look at the gold net sellers, and how their military is now outdated : UK, Lebanon, Canada (must be the easiest country to invade nowaday, they couldnt even buy an AK with their current reserves..), etc..

>>24584814
Not only it's awesome, but it's also issued by their central bank, so i think you'll require to have uzbek citizenship to buy it.
Desu i get some mixed feeling about this. On one hand it's amazing for central banks to redistribute a bit of wealth in form of gold to their citizens, it could protect them big time for what's coming. Also it'll send a strong message to the population about what's still considered as the only real money for the central power.

Another megabullish feeling i have is usually Uzbekistan always has been the testing ground used by Russia/USSR to see if new things catch up. So government issued traceable gold could soon be issued by others central banks in the region, especially Russia.

On the other hand, now the dollar hegemony is crumbling from all parts, countries all around the globe try to flex their muscles to reorganize a new way to determine currencies' value in a post-bretton woods global market.
And without the dollar, one of the main strength of central banks will be the amount of gold they have in reserve to back up their nation's currency. So why would Uzbekistan central bank decide to dump their gold for worthless fiat at the very moment where it's the most VITAL for them to show up they have big reserves? Meanwhile India/China/Russia prepared for this day since 2010 and have gigastacks to flex more than others.


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Then you have Canada, with 0 grams of gold in reserve when their biggest trade partner's currency is going down the gutter. lmao

>>23219828
is it Cheng Xiao? Looks she's the girl playing Qin Sang in the serie Legend of the Awakening.

>>22850826
FM might actually be a great buy at the current price. It tanked down to $9.50 and to me it looks like the most undervalued miner out there. Especially compared to all the ponzi juniors who x5'd since YTD, Majestic is just below what it was a year ago, yet have far better fundamentals than most others miners, and a great management team.
Also Sprott buying for $75M of FM shares last week will surely help build up more confidence for the months to come if a big guy like him consider AG to be undervalued. He bought at $11.60. Should have waited one more week for the dip though, he'd have saved a dozen millions USD lol.

The only thing stopping me from going balls deep is the tax regulation issue with the mexican gubment, apparently it's a pain in the ass to deal with them and could not end up so well for Majestic. Also the recent share dillution will probably slow down the potential moon mission.

Anyway, i think i'll progressively DCA about 100 shares in the incoming days as long as the price stay below 10 bux. It make me feel smart to buy for cheaper than billionaires like Sprott. But i'm a total noob about stonks, so if others anons have some extra insight please tell me if it's a good idea or if i'm retarded.

>>22681096
Fucking weird, i've never seen this before. I mean one super thin (2mn) candle, yes, but never in a repeated fashion like this.
Worth noticing the stonks market is crashing in a blood red spiral as we speak, especially EU indices since they opened 2h ago.

>>21569164
Yes, it will default eventually, and we already see a decoupling between physical and SLV since march. The premium we experience is not a random figure chosen by the LCS, they themselves pay a premium to the mints to get their hands on physical (if they manage to get anything at all).
Theorically you are right, SLV could go down to zero the minute big banks involved in the comex announce they can't deliver physical anymore. But in reality i believe they will use all their web of influence to change the rules. For example they could ask their politicians buddies to change the legislation at the last minute to make deliveries limited to X amount per customer and per year (to avoid financing terrorism of course :^).. ), or create a new tax of 50% upon delivery to discourage anyone wanting to cash out, etc...
So i wouldn't bet against the banks, not yet at least. For the moment the best move we can do is continue to profit from the manipulation by continuing to stack for cheap while the price suppression is still a thing.

>>20717794
Silver going up $1 every day of the week and closing around $28 after a bit of resistance at 27.
Physical shortages starting to return all around the planet.
Premiums in physical creeping up dramatically as LCS are getting out of stock again.

Then the real fun begin next week.

>>20569008
kek

>>20569002
I'm this close to do the same. Deep down i was still expecting the jews to have a very last trick up their sleeve to short the market...
But i start to understand their very last trick happened in july, and then in september : letting their others jews friends ask for delivery before everybody else, empty the vault, then let the comex crash and burn while all the stupid goyim are left behind in the dirt, only able to get cash instead of physical when cashing out SLV because of muh (((force majeure))), while all the kikes are laughing on their mountain of silver.

>>20116623
Oh bro... Don't get me started on this topic because i couldn't literally goes on for WEEKS about this. But the extremely QRD is no, it wasn't a punishment by their overlords, actually it was their reward for making the movies. Not becoming women mind you, but they were given the understanding (the lost keys) about how it's supposed to make them closer to living gods. And to be accurate it's not about being women, it's hermaphrodism they want to achieve.

>>19965691
Not saying this, i myself am stacking 100% silver so you better believe i'm bullish on it. It's just the current paradigm only use gold for inter-nations trades, but i believe there will be soon a 'split' in trade agreements and that the US-south america-EU coalition will use silver going forward, while Russia-Opep-China will still use gold. Of course there will be a consensus about the new international gold:silver ratio, which surely will be well below the current 1:100, that's why i'm stacking silver. I made lenghty posts explaining my reasoning few months prior, i wish i screencapped them, but sadly i didn't.

The QRD is the US aren't actively purchasing gold since a while, but are using investment banks as forefront to purchase immense amounts of physical silver (especially JPM) while maintaining the prices artificially low. The US and the EU market regulation offices are also actively sweeping under the rug these banksters practices by refusing to prosecute said banks for their schemes. Which lead me to believe the banks are mandated by the US/EU central banks to secretely stack on their behalf.

Not only that, but i recently found something i've not disclosed here yet : banks trading on the comex started to buy huge numbers of shares of silver mines outside the US, especially in mexico/peru/argentina/chile.., but didn't do it under their names, they used shell investment companies to purchase said shares.
Why would banks actively shorting silver on the markets, get big positions in the silver mining industry? It's totally nonsensical, you don't purchase something with one hand and hope to destroy it's value on the other hand.
Someone could argue they do this to cover their short positions on the comex, but it still doesn't make sense, you can't cover a position with companies' shares, and why would they use shell companies to do so?

There is some kikery going on, and i'm determined to find what's going on there.

>>19929813
>>19930362
Another point i'd like to emphasise in regard to oil and silver is the constant lowering grade of silver ore. From the past 15 years alone, the silver concentration of mined ore have been more than halved!! And it's accelerating..

First, it indicate silver is getting really scarce (at least cheap silver), but more importantly, it indicate the need for oil will be ever increasing to mine the same quantity of silver than we got in early 2000's. Imagine what a barrel jumping from 35 up to $80 would do to silver in this situation.

>>19775222
Daily reminder Elon is a retard, but he come from a powerful illuminati lineage, so of course everything goes well for him in life.
And Cara is 100% an MKUltra prostitute.

Was lurking around on wiki and on the french silver page, i saw this in the very first paragraph :
>Le faible niveau des réserves de ce métal en fait une matière première minérale critique.
>Depuis 2011, la Commission européenne définie une liste trisannuelle de matières premières critiques1 pour l'économie européenne dans le cadre de son Initiative Matières Premières, initiée en 2008. À ce jour, 14 matières premières ont été identifiées comme critiques
Which isn't mentioned in the english version. I think it would interest my mmg bros. It roughly translate as :
>The low level of silver reserves make it a critical commodity
>Since 2011, the European Commission make a triannual list of critical commodities [vital] for the european economy under it's Commodities Initiative, started in 2008. To this day, 14 commodities (all metals) have been identified as critical (both in term of low remaining reserves and strategic/economic uses).

It is as bullish as it get frens. I don't expect to have any (you)s since you all only care about posting photos of your coins, but i thought it could be important to notice the EU commission have silver in a special list of important stuff to get their hands on ASAP.

It got me thinking : would it mean the silver's prices suppression on the markets by the big banks is at best tolerated, and at worst encouraged, by EU politicians?
Notice the year silver was added in the critical list : 2011. The same year the DB and JPMorgan started to heavily short SLV while massively buy physical...
It would explain why the 4 big silver shorting banks avoided almost all their trials for market manipulation in the EU and dodged all audits from EMIR (the EU market regulation infrastructure) for the past 10 years.
The more i dig the question, the more i find clues leading me to believe silver is not manipulated by the banks for gains, but they are just the weapons secretly used by countries to control silver (and prepare silver backing)

What do you frens think about the fact JPMorgan made the biggest injection of paper silver in history on the COMEX last week with a record of 23 millions oz of paper?
The banksters injected a total of 55M paper oz for the month of may, it's on scales never seen before (and ofc they didn't added a single oz of physical reserve to back it up in the LMBA).

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>>19191742
You know what? I was reading A. Sutton's book The Occult American Power : Chapter 322, about Skull&Bones, and in the first few page was an OG document reproduction from the secret society's new members initiated in 1985, and what do i see? (((Steven Mnuchin))).

Sutton studied the Yales' secret society for years and came to the conclusion this was the top of the US elite who was initiated there to directly serve the illuminakikes. There is a core of 20 families who get initiated since the early 1800's and they mass produces our POTUS, FED chairmans, ambassadors, secretary of the treasury, Golman sachs/JPMorgan/Citigroup CEOs, etc...
And Skull&Bones initiates have total control over the monetary policies of the IMF and the US since at least a century, it's their "specialization"

Could take a pic of the document if someone is interested.