/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29651304

>tards doing all the heavy lifting and buying high premium physical
> I buy miner stock
> they get 2x silver value, my miners get x100 almost
>I end up buying 50x more silver than them in the end

Thanks for all the hard work, goy

>buy miners
>silver goes to 65$
>my stocks go up by 50x
> i can now buy almost 25x more physical silver while you fags got nothing

Keep paying premiums out the ass, boomer

>>29586615
>up 80%
Cope

>>29583158
Every time I try to swing trade, I lose. I am riding with the cowboy.

>>29582176

>>29580720

>silver priced remains artificially suppressed for eternity

That's where you're wrong.

>>29567078
The shiny horse logo is half the reason to buy Bayhorse.

>>29562837
You know the one. Bayhorse Silver.

>>29562872
Kinesis Money is both gold and silver backed. You might be interested in it, have a look.

>>29561430
0.20 CAD in Frankfurt.

>>29547963
>real estate is not in a bubble

Yes it is, 8.5x earnings is not normal for real estate, it's a bubble propped up by cheap debt.

>>29547158

"1000x for Bayhorse is pretty simple to demonstrate. Don Durrett says that that it is common for miners to trade at a 30x cash-flow valuation in miner bull markets. This can be the case even for one-mine producers. Starcore International Mines, a one-mine producer in Mexico which is similar to Bayhorse, did actually trade at a 30x cash-flow valuation in the ’01 to ’11 miner bull market.

These calculations were done for a $20 million mcap and BHS is now trading at $30 million but even so they're not too far off:

It is generally agreed that Bayhorse can produce 1.3 million silver ounces per annum. At an AISC of $10, this means that Bayhorse could conceivably go 100x at $60 silver. In other words, a $1000 investment would become $100,000.

[1.3 million x 60 – 10 (50) = $65 million cash flow, x 30 = about a $2 billion market cap.)

Extrapolating from here is easy:

At $120 silver, Bayhorse can go 200x.
At $240 silver, Bayhorse can go 400x.
At $480 silver, Bayhorse can go 800x.
At $960 silver, Bayhorse can go 1,600x.

(This last figure means that a $1000 investment would turn into $1.6 million.)

In the '60s silver bull market, Coeur Mining did actually go 1000x when silver merely doubled. And according to ShadowStats, $960 was actually the true inflation-adjusted ATH for silver, in 1980, so it's perfectly possible to see it again.)"

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>>29544397
It's all a matter of backing the right horse.

>have 1.5k

What miners should I invest in? First majestic and bayhorse? Might get some sprott silver but kinda iffy, already annoying to hide my stacks at home.

The only physical im buying from now on is gold.

>>29534156
You know what it is.

>>29516043

Funny how nobody is selling then.

This is /pmg/'s LINK, we're giving you a chance to get on board the moon mission. Accept it or reject it.

>>29509755
Should have bet on the right horse. There's still time.

>>29504949
You bet on the wrong horse.

BAYHORSE 15c!!!

>>29492661
Do you even need to ask?

>>29487660

The whole financial system is right on the verge of breaking and we have a mass movement now to squeeze silver, surely you can take a step back and understand what's coming. Ponzi schemes don't go on forever. Look at the stock market crashing today as the yield slowly creeps up towards a mere 1.5%.

>>29485228
If you plan to go into cash, no. You have to convert the cash into gold, silver, and, if you want greater leverage for risk, mining stocks. When the COMEX defaults and silver goes to $1000 an ounce your cash will be worthless.