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Blue Horseshoe loves Anacott Steel but Michael Gentile loves @SilverCrownSCRI - youtu.be/sjsxNBgKuWk
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Peter Bures
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CEO, Silver Crown Royalties. Mining engineer by trade, mining finance/investments by experience
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Michael Gentile speaks about @SilverCrownSCRI youtu.be/fF0b-XRbM-Q
A very tightly held stock with IMHO, an amazing amount of insider buying, especially at the end of last week when the CEO bought about a quarter-million dollars worth of shares. He's been buy from $5 up!
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@MisterUppy Where does the capital flow through next? Excellent question. In the 20s and 30s, a substantial amount of free cash flow went to dividends. In part, imho, why gold stocks massively outperformed during that time frame
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Newmont is making a billion in free cash flow every month. $NEM
Yet Wall Street does not seem to care at all.
The real question is, where does this capital flow to next?
Get ready..
Oliver Groß@minenergybiz
Unprecedented: Leading gold producer Newmont just announced that they generated over $3 billion in free cash flow for Q1 2026, setting a new record. That's more than $100 million in free cash flow per day! 🔥💰 $NEM
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@GoldTelegraph_ This is excellent news for well politically connected (or soon to be connected) individuals tied (or soon to be tied) to certain companies. Sadly, this "fund" will help no one, but a few (soon to be) insiders. Hilariously, I feel like $BEPC will be the largest beneficiary
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@BuBarrelBull This is why we love the royalty business model at $SCRI.NE / SLCRF
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These lists always inexplicably exclude royalty companies. Franco Nevada $FNV is annualizing more than $2 billion in revenue and doing similar amounts in FCF and net income. In 2026 they’ll likely exceed $3 billion. With 42 employees.
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@Handre We’re building $SCRI.NE / SLCRF to help savers protect their money from exactly this
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The Bank of Japan owns 7% of the entire Japanese stock market. The Swiss National Bank holds $200 billion in US equities - Apple, Microsoft, Amazon. Central banks buying stocks directly destroys price discovery.
When you purchase Toyota shares, you compete against a institution that creates yen from nothing. The SNB prints francs to buy dollars to buy Facebook stock (they're literally a hedge fund with a printing press). Stock prices no longer reflect company fundamentals or investor sentiment - they reflect central bank balance sheet expansion.
This is wealth redistribution to asset holders. Currency debasement funds it. Every Swiss franc created to buy Nvidia stock dilutes the purchasing power of workers holding cash savings.
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The CEO of @SilverCrownSCRI was a very active buying shares in the open market, especially today. $230k worth is not chump change, especially with the share price up sharply already. #silver #miningstocks
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@exQUIZitely to this day arguably one of the greatest if not THE greatest games/franchises ever made.
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One of the best intros of an era. One of the best games of all time. I often use the word "soul" when I compare old games to new ones - and this one is absolutely bursting at the seams with it
Graphics: 10/10
Music: 10/10
Gameplay: 10/10
In 1990, The Secret of Monkey Island was light-years ahead of anything that had come before it. It didn't just look a little better - it completely moved the goalposts.
Remember the first time you saw the intro? I thought I'd never see a better game. This one holds a very, very special place in my heart.
So, you want to be a pirate, eh? You look more like a flooring inspector.
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@Comm_Invest Patience is key … no company just showed up in the SPX overnight …
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Ingredients for a ten bagger:
1. Good Risk/Reward with high potential
2. "Luck"
3. Several years of holding
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@badcharts1 At that point a 50:1 or 100:1 silver: gold ratio would yield $280-560/oz silver. Or at 20x $1,400/oz ... Completely agree it is a question of time. Patience is key.
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How about $28000 gold?
It's surely not a question of if, but when!
Patrick Karim@badcharts1
Gold is heading towards being worth 4X the price of the stock market (spx). Would not surprise me to see a $28,000 price tag on gold before it is all said and done.
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@Liathetrader I wasn’t very good at either trading nor investing. So I got the band together and founded $SCRI.NE / SLCRF silver crown royalties. To provide both, capital price appreciation and dividends in an inflation hedged format.
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Be honest, what's your biggest challenge in trading, and why would you like to trade instead of invest?
There're huge differences in those two.
Investing is for growth of wealth.
Trading is for cashflow.
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@davidbateman @BankerWeimar @OuncesApp And silver ... Either way, the printing of the money driving the devaluation is key. $SCRI.NE / SLCRF was set up to help protect investors against this
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@BankerWeimar @OuncesApp How long till all countries realize they can use their own fiat currency to buy all the gold mined within their own borders, and pass the cost onto the citizens?
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If it doesn't work out, as CEO I will take full responsibility. I will also continue to add not to support the price, but because I believe this is a great investment!
Peter Grandich@PeterGrandich
In just 7 days this stock has doubled from my entry point. Normally, I be selling at least half, but because Michael Gentile is exceptionally bullish on it long-term, and I am for the first time in my 42-year career a "Silver-Bug", I 'm planning on holding for the long-term too. The stock is extremely tight and I suspect someone used a market order to buy this morning. I am holding mine but will blame Gentile if it doesn't work out (it be nice to be the blamer versus the blame-e for a change LOL).
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In just 7 days this stock has doubled from my entry point. Normally, I be selling at least half, but because Michael Gentile is exceptionally bullish on it long-term, and I am for the first time in my 42-year career a "Silver-Bug", I 'm planning on holding for the long-term too.
The stock is extremely tight and I suspect someone used a market order to buy this morning. I am holding mine but will blame Gentile if it doesn't work out (it be nice to be the blamer versus the blame-e for a change LOL).
Peter Bures@PeterBures
I will continue to add to my position in the market anytime I'm not under trading blackout (due to filings or live deals). The purchases may not be huge individually, but they do add up over time
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@IJCarrasco @wideawake_media One of the reasons $SCRI.NE / SLCRF keeps a portion of its working capital in silver bullion (actual physical)
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@wideawake_media Main reason to save in gold or silver instead of FIAT, awareness is a start.
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Ex-marine Ken O'Keefe delivers 90 seconds of undiluted truth. 🔥
"The whole system is based on financial fraud, which effectively takes the power that we have and it gives it to a tiny group of individuals who are running the world through... the infinite supply of money that we have allowed them to take."
"And with that money... they have bought everything and everyone who can be bought."
"If I was in charge of the world... you can bet damn sure that's what I would do."
"I wouldn't allow anyone in a position of power who wasn't completely compromised."
Credit: @RealKenOKeefe
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@Kacper_PK_CH If you're interested in precious metals as an investment, we created $SCRI.NE / SLCRF silver crown royalties as a simple way to get exposure without having to become an expert
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My opinion of course, but if you’re starting with a small capital, I think the best way to really grow it is to do as much research as possible.
Go deep and find 5 to 10 companies with strong asymmetric growth potential. You really only need a few of them to perform well to meaningfully change your account.
And yes, respect the technicals, and accept that it can take a few years to play out. There are no overnight solutions, I'm afraid.
Alternatively, you can learn how to trade, really trade, not gamble. That also takes a couple of years to get right.
Whatever path you choose, I'd take it seriously, like a second profession in the making.
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