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Some wounds never heal...

@IndianaGPA Where can I get this?

“Did Fred Flintstone order this? Because my cardiologist just fainted… then gave it two thumbs up. Said if you’re going out, might as well go out smiling!” 🥩👍

@jmillette77 Coinciding with the bottom of the share price?

@MagonPeter They have the 43M 2024 ones expiring Tuesday.

I haven’t seen West Red Lake Gold’s ad on Peter Schiff’s podcast in over a month. The last one was April 7th. Just two podcast ad spots and one X post. It seems like there would be more exposure. The chart? It looks like it’s bottoming. $WRLG.v $WRLGF

Money supply is skyrocketing: Global money supply is now up to a record $121.9 trillion. Over the last 2 years, money supply has soared +$17.1 trillion, or +16%. This also marks a +$27 trillion increase, or +28%, since the 2022 low. This means that global money supply is surging +7% to +8% a year. Meanwhile, US M2 money supply jumped +$1 trillion YoY, or +4.6%, to a record $22.7 trillion. Money supply growth is accelerating.

Hemisphere Energy Declares Quarterly Dividend, Announces 2026 First Quarter Results, and Provides Guidance Update. Read News Release: bit.ly/2026-05-13NR $HME.V $HMENF #hemisphereenergy #oil #oilstocks #dividend #dividendstocks #energy #energystocks

Just a reminder in case you forgot: despite all the bullshit on Axios and Truth Social, massive production losses are piling up in the Persian Gulf. Considering the logistical delays to restart production, I have no idea how huge the final loss will actually be. It’s absolutely insane. Meaningless time passing and things becoming deadlocked is the best gift of all. Let's just let time do the work :) #oott #iran

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Aris Mining Reports Q1 2026 Results $ARIS.TO tinyurl.com/23d2zyb3

🔥 AbraSilver updates Diablillos to 454 Moz Silver Equiv. (1/4B Silver + 2.5M Gold ounces) +19% Growth Update using drilling results up to year end 2025. MRE using conservative prices: $34.50/oz Ag & $3,200/oz Au. $abra.to

@FoamOnTheRunway Gonna say $ABRA.V - I know it's unlikely - but it is a very sweet asset.

Is Lundin Gold $LUG.to going to make a bid within 12-18 months?

🎥 NEW INTERVIEW: Catch our latest interview as we advance the world-class Diablillos Project. Key takeaways: ✅ Upcoming Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) ✅ Permitting milestones & 2027 construction start ✅ One of the world's largest undeveloped silver projects Watch full interview here: youtu.be/gIUlqsg94Hg $abra $ABRA.TO #silver #preciousmetals #commodities #argentina

📣 PRESS RELEASE! AbraSilver Intersects 68.5 Metres of 343 g/t Silver, including 17 Metres of 917 g/t Silver Demonstrates continuity of high-grade silver mineralization between Oculto & JAC zones at Diablillos “Our ongoing drill program continues to reinforce the scale and growth potential of Diablillos at a key stage in the Company’s development. The latest broad, high-grade silver intercept between Oculto and JAC further validates the continuity and quality of the existing Mineral Resource, while ongoing drilling at Oculto East continues to successfully target growth and extensions beyond the current conceptual open pit boundaries.” Read more: abrasilver.com/news-releases/… $abra $ABRA.TO #silver #preciousmetals #commodities #argentina

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📣 Major Milestone for AbraSilver! AbraSilver has officially received key environmental approval (DIA) from the Salta authorities for the Diablillos Project. This represents a significant milestone in the advancement of Diablillos and confirms that the Project has met the rigorous environmental, social and technical standards established by provincial authorities. "This milestone significantly de-risks the Project and further reinforces our confidence in Diablillos as a premier undeveloped silver-gold asset globally.” — John Miniotis, President & CEO Read the full release here: abrasilver.com/news-releases/… $abra $ABRA.TO #silver #preciousmetals #commodities #argentina

Abracadabra Permit! AbraSilver hits another major milestone, record price highs incoming! $abra.to John Miniotis, President and CEO, commented, "Receiving the DIA approval is a major achievement for AbraSilver and a key step toward advancing Diablillos to a construction decision. We greatly appreciate the strong collaboration and support from the authorities and local communities throughout the permitting process. This milestone significantly de-risks the Project and further reinforces our confidence in Diablillos as a premier undeveloped silver-gold asset globally."

On Tuesday, April 14, at the HSBC Global Investment Summit in Hong Kong, CEO Georges Elhedery said something on live Bloomberg television that should have detonated every energy desk on earth. It did not. Because nobody is reading what it actually means. “The highest I’ve seen, and I’m hoping we don’t see more of that, but the highest I’ve seen is $286 for a barrel of oil that reached Sri Lanka.” Two hundred and eighty-six dollars. For a single barrel. Delivered. While Brent futures closed at $95.61 on April 16 and CNBC’s chyron still shows “oil near $100.” Read the transcript carefully. Elhedery laid out the arithmetic: Middle East crude is now $140 to $150 at origin. Red Sea rerouting adds $30 to $40 per barrel in shipping. Insurance has gone from 25 basis points to 5 percent, a twentyfold increase. War insurance has been scrapped entirely, meaning the 5 percent buys you no war coverage at all. Stack those numbers on top of Dated Brent physical at $131.97 on April 9, Oman crude at a record $152.58 in March, and Dubai crude at $157.66 in early April, and you arrive at a poor importing nation paying $286 to keep the lights on. This is not an oil price spike. This is the death of benchmark pricing as the world has known it since 1988. For 38 years, Brent and WTI futures have functioned as the nervous system of global oil. Every central bank inflation model, every airline fuel hedge, every sovereign budget in every importing nation, every Fed rate decision, anchors itself to these two numbers flickering on a Bloomberg terminal. The entire post-1973 architecture assumed that paper price and physical price converge within a narrow band, that arbitrage closes the gap, that the benchmark tells the truth. On April 14, HSBC’s CEO told the world, in public, that the paper price is now off by nearly 200 percent from the physical price for the countries that can least afford the difference. A $95 Brent headline and a $286 delivered barrel are not the same commodity anymore. They are two different markets, and the poor are trading in the real one. This is why Sri Lanka, which has no domestic production and imports 100 percent of its fuel, turned simultaneously to Russia, India, and China in the first weeks of April. President Dissanayake publicly thanked all three on April 8. India delivered 38,000 metric tonnes on March 28. Sinopec is running sustained shipments. Russia has formalized supply arrangements despite US sanctions. Colombo, a capital of 1.7 million people in a country still recovering from the 2022 sovereign default, has accidentally become the first live demonstration of what post-dollar, post-Brent, multipolar energy sourcing looks like in practice. Not in a think tank paper. In actual cargoes arriving at actual ports. Every central bank pricing inflation off Brent is flying blind. Every airline hedged on WTI is mispriced. Every AI data center operator who modeled a 2030 power buildout on pre-war energy assumptions just watched the assumption disintegrate. Goldman’s 1,350 TWh data-center forecast assumed a world where a $95 Brent headline means $95 oil arriving at the meter. That world ended on February 28. The $286 barrel did not reach Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka reached the future first. Everyone else is still reading yesterday’s screen. Full Analysis - open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

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CRITICAL UPDATE - Ninepoint Energy Strategies: the worst energy crisis of our lifetimes...where do we go from here?