@TFMetals I really like how you own up when you've got it wrong or made a mistake. So many analysts online are 'never wrong' e.g., david brady, gary savage, bad charts etc.
@BrianGoodner@badcharts1 I am very excited for when silver breaks out earlier than you expect and you post how you 'expected it' and then when you are called out you'll say 'well our entry point was much lower'. Literally useless analysis always right seeking the subs
@BrianGoodner@RealRickRule I think you would be very impressed with the work Brian does for mining investment community. Would be a great addition to rule classroom!
@BrianGoodner@NorthstarCharts 100% A few weeks ago they were saying it looks like the bottom is in and we could be going up higher. Now they are reposting charts from 3 months ago with months-years of churn. Chart analysts selling subscriptions always the same. If you're that good you don't need that income
@SilverChartist@DonDurrett One swallow doesn't make a summer. Through history the best performers are those that discern between price and value and then stick to their convictions
@SilverChartist@DonDurrett There's a reason why chart analysts are selling subscriptions. The richest people in history compound their wealth over time not jumping in and out.
@badcharts1@TheApeOfGoldST But your 'charts' don't analyse true cost vs. value of mining stocks. If prices can hold above $50 a lot of these miners are printing money and have huge returns ahead. There is a reason there are loads of billionaire mining investors but no billionaire chart analysts.
@baispx Considering the amount of copper, silver, lithium and therefore oil to mine them it will take i wouldn't bet on lower prices. Is china suddenly going to supply the world with silver cheaply? No. There isn't enough materials for this anyway and it takes 20-30 years to build a mine
@badcharts1 You are continuously gonna go back to this to show how smart you are to attract new subs? Ridiculous. It's like saying in in 2013 GOOGLE LEFT THE STATION IN 2004 prior to it going from $28 share to > 350. Such arrogance & poor trading advice
@elonmusk And where are you finding all the copper, silver, nickel etc to build all these robotics? What happens when a lawyer suddenly is told he has no job and he has the same income as people that haven't worked their whole lives. It's going to be societal collapse
@badcharts1 Are you going to continue to say how clever you were a couple of years ago and say there is no low-risk entry points? miner to silver ratio it's at a generational bottom. Producers' price earnings at these silver prices make them cheaper on a price/earnings ratio than a year ago
@RealRickRule@YouTube With social media now do you think that this time may be different in terms of miners. With access to people like yourself the true generalist finds out about the sector that stampede in could dwarf anything in terms of size and speed? Does this change your approach?
@NorthstarCharts@gmc_cycles@KinesisMonetary@badcharts1 I was with Kinesis a while ago. No one responds. Really poor communication. People's money seems to disappear. Really really amateurish all round and now stick well clear. Why do you guys associated yourselves with them?
@RealRickRule Rick previously you said this bull is odd in that majors and juniors moved up at the same time initially (not the whip type action). Could it just be miners were resetting what their fair value was at $35 silver and now we are seeing that more typical move unfold?