AG

nihilfacilee

Plus the second AG of his first term sent senior staff to investigate Epstein’s death - they were [“among the first to arrive on the scene”](https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/jeffrey-epstein-william-barr-deposition-congress/) in a “highly unusual” move. AG Bill Barr *personally reviewed* the footage of that night. This is after Barr Jr refused to recuse himself from the Epstein case, despite his law firm [representing Epstein](https://www.forbes.com/sites/lisettevoytko/2019/07/09/bill-barr-wont-recuse-himself-from-epstein-sex-trafficking-case/) in the past. If you’d like to take it either further, Barr worked for the CIA in the 70s. Same guy’s father wrote a [book](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Relations) heavily involving the rape of teenagers, including a 15 year old. This same guy was headmaster at an NYC school (K-12 btw!) where he hired Epstein to teach. There’s also the fact his first term Labor Secretary was the Miami AG who gave Epstein a sweetheart deal[in 2008](https://time.com/5623829/alex-acosta-jeffrey-epstein-press-conference/). Anyway. SLV time

NomadicFantastic

Remember who don picked for AG?

AP_Gaming_9

Not doing good at all, I had some AG calls on Monday that are probably gonna be worthless now

yofisherman123

AG follows silvers trends to a T almost. Made $1000 on options off them last week and rolled them over and put more money in it , and now looks like it will end up worthless. 

Ok-Replacement9595

He retired after November. He saw the writing on the wall. AG had yo intervene in the process to get DEA out of the way after the proposed rule making period ended, also. Law enforcement is inherently reactionary and conservative. That is why they do what they do, including postponing, sidelining, and outright denial of judicial review as they did in the case of MDMA scheduling.

ZealotOfCannabis

>According to an advisor to President Trump, AG Bondi informed multiple people this week that the DEA will publish a final cannabis rescheduling order "in a matter of days". This means if the agency doesn't meet Trump's end-of-January directive, it likely won't be missed by much. [https://x.com/AMartinelliWA/status/2016996104022478925](https://x.com/AMartinelliWA/status/2016996104022478925) No one seems to believe it so we'll see what happens in the next few days/weeks

drew-gen-x

Yes AG is tough to trade outside of $DE. However if you think we are stopping by just weaponizing gold, silver, copper, crude oil, and rare earth materials, just wait until countries start buying & hoarding potash & phosphorus (fertilizer). I'm buying all the commodities, but fertilizer is the last one that has started moving higher.

Bichael-Murry

🅱️AG7

pink_ego_box

$CDE $AG $AYASF (or better [AYA.TO](http://AYA.TO) in Canadian dollars) $NEM $B $PAAS $EXK $EQX $RIOFF... All the producers who are already doing 80% profits

ROSC00

analysts beating this one to death. Basically USD is devaluing, bonds near 5% historic, massive AU and AG buying. Supercycle.

pink_ego_box

$CDE $AG $AYASF (or better AYA.TO in Canadian dollars) $NEM $B $PAAS $EXK $EQX $RIOFF... All the producers who are already doing 80% profits

pink_ego_box

$CDE $AG $AYASF (or better AYA.TO in Canadian dollars) $NEM $B $PAAS $EXK $EQX $RIOFF... All the producers who are already doing 80% profits

pink_ego_box

How do you have so much money taking such a stupid decisions? Here, free financial advice, today sell these two shitcoins, buy some $CDE $NEM and $AG slightly out of money (10-20% higher than the current stock price) January 2027 calls and forget about them. Hold them at least until December without paper handing like a fool. Those companies are extremely undervalued at current gold and silver prices and will at least double in price, maybe even do a 5X. Keep that comment saved and thank me later. I even accept a 10% of the profits once you're a multimillionaire

yofisherman123

Think I’m going to do AG 25C  Should’ve waited to buy SLV until it dipped more smh 

sobernaught85

You can’t shake me off $VZLA or $AG. Record gains in 2026 for these.

pink_ego_box

$CDE $B $NEM $AYA.TO $EXK $RIOFF $SBSW $AG $TUD $KNT are still undervalued and already producing, not explorers. If Silver stays over $100 $AYA.TO is the best play by far, if it corrects gold miners are better plays. I also have a few others ($ARMN, $NEXA) bought in October but they already rose too much for a good entry. My $NEXA calls are 400% profit LMAO

Rayzor_Rancher

AG: First Majestic Silver's CEO, Keith Neumeyer says earnings are phenomenal. PAAS (Feb 18) and Wheaton will report blow-out earnings. Silver spot price +4% today. Silver miner stocks are a sure thing because the pension funds aren't even invested in them yet and now they will be.

Ok-Replacement9595

For the ten thousandth time DEA or AG can make the call.

Accurate_Cry_8937

For most of last year, investors were warned that hiding out in Big Tech was becoming a dangerous move. Turned out that wasn’t great advice.Up until November, the Magnificent Seven technology giants, including Nvidia Corp, Microsoft Corp. and Amazon.com Inc., accounted for most of the market’s double-digit advance. Since then, though? It’s been a different story.The long-forecast rotation from tech is set to enter its fourth month, and few on Wall Street expect it to end. A version of the S&P 500 Index stripped of market-cap bias has jumped 6% since early November while the standard version has added just 1.6%. Materials, health care and consumer sectors have supplanted tech at the forefront. Small caps in the Russell 2000 Index have soared more than 7%. The Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight exchange-traded fund (RSP) has taken in $4.8 billion this year through Friday, the third-most among about 1,500 US equity-focused ETFs. Rotation Gathers Pace Optimism that the American economy is set to take off has fueled the rotation, with companies whose fortunes are closely tied to the business cycle attracting investor cash. At the same time, artificial intelligence investing has become less monolithic in the tech sector, with investors starting to choose winners and losers.“Street expectations for the next few years suggest that whether due to fiscal policy changes, monetary policy changes, the long-awaited industrial cycle or a mixture of all three, growth is set to broaden out considerably,” said Andrew Greenebaum, senior vice president of equity research product management at Jefferies LLC.The optimism is not without risks. The labor market remains cool, geopolitical tensions have heightened and domestic unrest may lead to another government shutdown. And, of course, calls for tech’s demise have failed to materialize for years now.Still, there are signs of measurable improvement in market breadth and earnings growth expanding into erstwhile laggards. Big Tech profit gains that have long outstripped the rest of the S&P 500 are set to narrow at the same time investors are becoming more concerned about massive tech capital outlays.“Tech sector and Magnificent Seven leadership have stalled since the end of October, with investors embracing the call for broadening earnings growth,” Lisa Shalett, chief investment officer at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, said in a Jan. 26 note to clients. “Consider preparing for new equity index leadership.”Greenebaum points to three areas in the market when conveying the “realness” of the rotation to clients. The first is the Russell 2000’s outperformance compared to large caps at the same time cyclicals in the S&P 500 have taken up the mantle from tech. Investment flows into small caps have “improved considerably” over the last several months, he said. Finally, he expects small caps to deliver a bigger rate of earnings growth.The latter point can be seen in expectations for profit growth for US indexes for 2025, 2026, and 20207. The Russell 2000 is expected to slightly edge the S&P 500 for the 2025 full year, with projected earnings per share for the period at 13.5%, compared with 12.8% for the more popular large-cap benchmark, based on Bloomberg consensus estimates.There remain doubters — and that’s an opportunity, according to Trivariate Research LLC founder Adam Parker, former chief US equity strategist at Morgan Stanley. His team found, using AI apps to parse Wall Street forecasts, that the consensus heading into 2026 was to overweight tech and financials. They’ve been dead last.At the same time, none of the shops he canvassed advised jumping into energy or materials. Neither have clients of his who manage portfolios inquired about the resources producers. His firm is taking that as a contrarian signal.The past week also saw a surge in inflows to cyclical stocks, according to Deutsche Bank AG data compiled by strategist Parag Thatte. Investors poured a record $6.5 billion into materials, $3 billion into industrials, $2.9 billion into financials and $1.7 billion into energy. In contrast, tech funds logged $1.4 billion in outflows, their sixth in the last eight weeks.Thatte notes that previous surges in cyclical positioning and flows like after the 2024 elections have petered out. The latest began in mid-November after signs of a broadening in earnings growth.“A continued broadening, which is our forecast, is key for the rotation to sustain,” Thatte said. Alexandra Semenova is a reporter for Bloomberg News covering US stocks and investment strategy. She is also a regular contributor on Bloomberg Television and Bloomberg Radio.

CitronInfinite5304

The top stocks in SILJ. I have CDE, EDR, AG, and HL.

yofisherman123

Should’ve done all of my calls on SLV instead of AG and CDE smh 

Intelligent-Use177

$CDE being shorted $HL $AG $FCX $B $NEM $SILJ $SIL $HYMC MANY CHEAP MINERS

Cramer4President

What silver mining you gents holding? AG? Calls too expensive and go with shares?

gerzreddit

then calls on AG, HL, PAAS, USAS, and maybe Wheaton p.m.

TACO_Orange_3098

Jack Smith for US AG 2029 !!

Just_Bluebird_5268

my $AG calls fuck YES

Apprehensive_Rub3897

Hi AG just got thrown out under threat of a felony, they listened. Why the courts told Trump to pull troops out of Los Angeles, they listened. If the court say the president can't control tariffs, they'll abide. They got to the court to affirm their rights for their fascist bullshit. I know it's not a lot, but they do comply, while trying to get away with as much as possible. It's just unprecedented.

Ok_Variation_4435

AG

pink_ego_box

AYA is >90% silver, debt free, only available on the Toronto stock exchange but coming to the Nasdaq in April. One of the few pure silver players. Also is sitting on a gigantic gold reserve, one of the largest and highest grade in the world, called Boumadine, which is not priced at all in the stock. The TSE listing is probably dragging them down but they have options in CAD on IBKR. Prime target for an acquisition by larger companies with all the billions in cash the whole sector printing. That plus SBSW, AG, HL, EXK, NEM, ARMN and some undervalued lower caps like RIOFF, TUD, VSO, GORO

Strange-Scene4110

Call options on CDE, HL, AG, and EXK. I’m super heavy on CDE right now.

pink_ego_box

SILJ/Silver ratio is still at 0.36. all time high is 1. Even if silver retraces to 50 they would still be undervalued. CDE AG AYA EXK GORO...

UB_bum

B, CDE, AG, FCC……. Gold and silver mines … literally

pink_ego_box

Told you to buy miner stocks. $AG +7% $CDE +5%

pink_ego_box

Last year in Q1 silver miners sold their metal at 30, had costs of $20 and margin of $10. In this Q1 they're selling metal at $100, same costs, margin $80. That's 8X in earnings in a year. Yet in the same time SILJ only did a 3.5X, AG 4.5X, AYA 2.5X, HL 6X, CDE 4X. All silver miners are undervalued and will go through a brutal re rating after earnings.

pink_ego_box

https://en.sge.com.cn/data_PriceChart Au99.99 is gold futures Au(T+D) spot price for immediate delivery AG(T+D) spot silver for immediate delivery Prices are in RMB/gram so you have to convert

TheCollarCode

You could always look into buying miners like First Majestic (AG) for some spice

gerzreddit

calls on AG, HL RZT for longshot

pink_ego_box

At this point the highest torque is in Silver miners. Not the metal itself. HL CDE AG AYA.

pink_ego_box

CDE, AG, HL, AYA, GORO, NEM slightly OTM leaps will print hard. They're priced like Silver was still 30-40 and Gold 3500. You're welcome.

megaboz

SIL has WPM heavily weighted (22.66% currently) so maybe that has something to do with it?  Most silver is produced as a byproduct of mining gold, copper, zinc and lead so if SIL is not composed solely of pure play silver miners, what is happening in those other commodities is going to play a role in returns.  WPM itself is not a pure silver play as it has gold streaming deals. Timing also surely comes into play.  There may be different starting points where miners do outperform silver over the short/medium term.  Long term, IDK... I started buying Jan 27 LEAPs a month ago on SILJ, AG, HL and CDE.  They are doing pretty good (+96%, +91%, +98%, +77%).  My timing was OK (would have been better to buy them a year ago of course)

Gbb331

HECLA,AG,AYA GOLD AND SILVER! If they only 5x this year i will be doing fine :)

DJMagicHandz

I'm sorry to be late to the party on this one but WTF, look at the 5 year chart and it makes zero sense. At one point in my state the AG suspended Carvana's dealership license that should tell you everything you need to know about that company.

No_Love_Gained

Banking is a separate question, and sch3 in itself may not be adequate. However, it does bring it closer to exchanges, lending institutions exercising descrition to work with these businesses. In the absence of legislation, I have a feeling that the AG will issue additional guidance (similar to Cole memo) to facilitate banking, insurance, and uplisting along with other financial services.

QuestionEverything96

AG long call since October, IWM calls, CLSK puts

No_Love_Gained

Don't disagree with your comments on the actual impact on MSO balance sheets right away, but to say this does nothing but facilitate a bit of research is equally disingenuous. Rescheduling is a key milestone and turns a page on half a century of suppression of this plant. It legitimizes the medicinal value of cannabis and only brings more credibility, attention, and acceptance to the industry in general. In addition, if this is accompanied by some sort of legislative support for state led MSOs ( via congress) or an AG memo, then it will do wonders to the sector. Being stuck on OTC has been a curse for the sector, and that needs to be lifted to allow for real price discovery. From an investment perspective, this will be an opportunity for folks stuck with 2-3 yr old bags to rebalance their weedstock portfolios and not get caught in the hype.

callsonreddit

Silver miners +300% past year AG CDE I feel empty knowing this lol

QuestionEverything96

I didn’t, my good friend did. But it doesn’t take long to grasp why AG is such a smart move during this silver rush, they have a higher silver to gold mining ratio than anyone else, they are the only US miner that mines/refines/and mints their own silver, Jerrod canyon opening back up, etc.

pink_ego_box

CDE AYA SBSW HL AG NEM TUD VSO... Analyse each with Gemini and go with the ones you like Don't ape on one stock, mines can get flooded, countries can nationalize, CEOs can dilute

QuestionEverything96

I will tell you right now Those calls will be my next biggest position after I sell my AG.

QuestionEverything96

AG is my biggest position right now and while my price target is 40, I don’t know if I would consider it smart to buy in at this point in the rally, Although to the contrary, my buddy just sold 40 contracts of AG $35 covered calls so apparently some people out there are still buying lol If you feel nervous to get into the AG rally, I’ll give you something that you can get in on right from the very beginning, but you need to be a patient man, AAL calls 17-20 strike price for September 2026, good luck:)

QuestionEverything96

AG was my primary gainer, 13$ call, then a 16, then a 21, will not being buying any more and planning on exiting silver exposure soon for defensive and consumer CLSK put bought as a hedge made me a quick double up IWM gave me a triple up

GordoKnowsWineToo

It moves to $120 ish before plateau sideways, historically gold:silver ratio is what I’m looking at. 1:35-40 ($120-130) is what I’m thinking. In ancient times it’s been as high as 1:15 which would put AG at $330,

QuestionEverything96

Sorry if I confused you, I plan to have 10k BY this spring lol, so far I’ve turned 131 into 3622:) All my plays are long term and planned out. AG got me my current gains, but I’m exiting silver exposure soon and heading into defensive a consumer next, beware of the beat season approaching now till mid Feb, and behold the glory that will happen mid Feb to April

QuestionEverything96

Yes, silver is on stage 3 of its parabolic legs, but no sign of topping out just yet. SLV will get that extra 8 a share, and my baby AG will gain even more than SLV as it has been the whole time cause it’s a way better choice in silver exposure imo

QuestionEverything96

Bravo!!! I’ve been riding AG myself, about to exit silver exposure soon and head into defensive for the incoming bear season from next week till mid February

QuestionEverything96

AG 14$ calls

gerzreddit

I see. AG just got a bunch of good news Industry Analysts Just Made A Captivating Upgrade To Their First Majestic Silver Corp. (TSE:AG) Revenue Forecasts is the article title.

jcsel

I have late spring and summer calls on AG, EXK, CDE, PAAS. Those are mid tiers that will have phenomenal Q4 and Q1 earnings. Some of the smaller producers and near-term developers are essentially option plays in and of themselves. Guanajuato, Silverstorm, Silverco, Santacruz. These guys are only in the very early innings. To anyone who doesn't understand the leverage of miners, it is very simple. Lets say a junior miners has a breakeven cost of around $35/ounce. Last quarte, most miners reported an average sale price of low to mid 40s per ounce of silver. Lets say a miner reported $40 average sale price in Q3. Thats $5 dollars of operating cash flow per ounce sold. Now that silver is $100, the same miner will now report $65 of OCF per ounce sold. That's a 1200% increase. Compare that to a mere 150% silver price increase from $40 -> $100.

WollopDollop

The hemp THC ban/it's possible reversal or further delay is probably their biggest concerns. "no med card THC" smoke shops are everywhere in Florida; if those get outlawed under federal law, AG/DeSantis will have to do something about it unless hemp pays them big. Which is still possible because it's their 2nd biggest market after Texas.

elatedplum

PAAS and AG suck me later

luisksand

Will the silver market regress? Who can help me study AG?

SameCategory546

dang i forgot about this one. I have calls in CDE, BTG, AG, HL, EXK, and I picked up FSM. I was reading calvin froege on twitter and he mentioned asx microcaps with potential 10 baggers for companies trading for pennies that are going into production this year. I’m therefore going to just start playing in that part of the world instead

Blunder03

I liked the potential at a 2.71 entry point. I do own AG & CDE also. It feels like there's more short term upside for the small-mid tier miners.

callsonreddit

Why USAS vs others like AG CDE B etc?

gerzreddit

I was wondering what all are thinking on PAAS V. AG for 1/30 call?

pink_ego_box

SBSW AG CDE leaps. Then hodl through Q2 and Q3.

sobernaught85

I’ve got 8700 shares and Sept $10c to hit both March and July earnings. It’s my biggest dice roll right now $AG is the safer silver miner for 2026. They hit $20/share when silver was trading <$25/oz

Bob_Wiser

100% agree but taking profits is not "offloading" IMHO. Offloading implies getting rid of the majority if not the totality of the position. Silver will be bumpy but it still has room to run despite what the mother FUDers say about it. I've been playing in the silver miner space since last year and my rule is simple, 100% gain = 50% sold. At that point everything is house money and I'm letting it ride to zero, or a million and I rotate the principle into another one and rinse and repeat. Forget SILJ, doing this I have built my very own basket of miners, some of which are literal penny stocks bought at 1.5 cent while others are more mainstream like AG and HYMC. TL;DR, take profits good, cashing out.....you might regret it by 2027.

Tiaan

DeSantis' AG is trying to build a fraud case against Smart and Safe 2026 by sending out letters with misleading wording to confuse senior citizens into thinking their signature was fraudulently used for the petition So basically just more corrupt and illegal tactics by the FL GOP leadership

DefiantDelta

my five high flyers CDE, SA, AG, HL, PAAS mmmmhmmm

Fun-Valuable-7355

First Majestic AG …🖨️🖨️

yofisherman123

Swapped my intel $52 calls for AG calls on Wednesday , looked bad at first but it’s looking amazing now 

Reasoned-Listener

They are. AG has been ripping smart money is chugging more.

arbitraryBlue

Thinking about just full porting AG and checking when I come back from vacation

Own-Friend1093

Hey man, as a fellow regard, i think this is a solid play. Risky. But solid. Id suggest silver miners instead like AG at $21-$22. Miners clearly havent csught up to slv prices yet. Im trying to see u win bud

Bluebird-9641

Rheinmettal AG

megaboz

The market may be waiting for confirmation that higher silver/gold prices are hear to stay before miners catch up. If you already have conviction that they are, it might be easier to invest in miners at this point. I've had conviction that gold miners were undervalued and gold was going higher for over a year. Enough conviction to start investing in leveraged EFTs (NUGT/GDXU). These ETFs are volatile and not designed to be held long term, but my theory was any losses from decay would be more than offset by gains. It's worked out so far. I paid less attention to silver and only got into it mid last year. I've used AGQ (2x futures) to boost returns initially and currently have positions in PSLV, AG, and LEAPs in AG, HL, CDE and SILJ. Copper companies that generate silver as a byproduct may be worth a look as well. Most silver is produced as a byproduct of mining something else (e.g. lead, zinc, gold, copper). Copper prices are not doing too bad either right now. Another way to play this is Sprott (SII). As more money pours into commodity related funds their AUM will increase. I added that a month ago and it's up 33%. If you think other people will be investing in commodities that's a way to gain exposure without the volatility of going into metals themselves or miners. (I've read and relied heavily on research reports from [gorozen.com](http://gorozen.com) for the last five years. They identified very early on topics that I've been seeing come up on Youtube commentators more recently including precious metals/miners prices, financial system reset, and end of the carry trade)

Heartfire987

I'm looking at SAP, Deutsche Telekom AG (open-telekom-cloud), capgemini, Ovh Groupe SA. Still researching abit though.

PodgeD

HL calls up 300% in just the last three weeks. Holding some AG since $1.21...

QuestionEverything96

Friendly reminder for AG holders, see you at 30:)

Witez3933

Most welcome. My husband killed himself in December and left a $1mm life insurance policy and another almost $300k in retirement accounts. I’m trying to find the most safe place to put things. I don’t trust the US and Donald Trump’s market manipulation. I’m also in gold and silver. AG silver mine has done me well as has SLV and GDXJ. I also have some BAYRE (us ticker for Bayer) that I should have bought when it was $7, bought around $10 and it’s up to $13 now. NRT (German oil/gas company) has an almost 10% annual dividend and is up too. I only have a couple hundred shares but I’m buying more if it drops. 

Elchupanebre4

AG, HL, PAAS are my three horsemen of the metals Apocalypse

Elchupanebre4

OTM Calls on AG, PAAS, HL, SLV etc.

SirGlass

Well much of a damage may take years to see Take the first china trade war, China had bought tons of USA ag products for the last 20-30-40 years. When the first trade war started China really had not choice but to keep buying AG products as there was no other market that it could buy from Fast forward 6 years and we have trade war #2, china had much more leverage . Why After the first trade war it worked on developing supply chains mostly with south america specifically brazil and argintina Trade war 2.0 starts and china basically says "Whatever we will just buy soy and beef from South America" and USA was standing with little leverage It will take years but with the USA acting as a totally UN-reliable partner no country will want to integrate supply chains with the USA because one day the USA could wake up and demand that country turn over territory , or slap trade restrictions on the country Its like a commercial lease, lets say you sign a commercial lease to long term rent an office for 10k a month adjusted for inflation . Then a couple years in the owner tears up your lease and ups the rent to 20k , and now demand you give them 10% owner ship of your business. What are you going to do , well short term negotiate and maybe pay they 20k, long term never do business with those people again and start looking for other office space.

silverfutes

Is it? I feel like AG before the 3rd is… presumptuous?

dinanm4

I am up 1.25 between AG and SILJ in less than 18 months. I guess im a rich regard

MagnesiumKitten

Why did the DAX do so well in 2012? In 2012, the German stock market was a top performer in Europe, with the DAX index increasing by approximately  **29.5%**. This strong performance was driven by export-oriented companies that benefited from global demand, despite the ongoing eurozone debt crisis.  Based on 2012 data, the following stocks and sectors performed particularly well: Top-Performing Sectors and Stocks **Chemicals:** **BASF** and **Bayer** were among the leading performers, driven by strong international business. **Industrial/Automotive:** **MAN SE** (a truckmaker) and **BMW** saw significant gains, reflecting the "export miracle" of German manufacturers. **Consumer Goods:** **Adidas AG** was highlighted as a top performer due to high revenue from outside Europe. **Financials:** **Allianz SE** and **Deutsche Bank** saw positive movement early in the year. **Industrial Services:** **Henkel AG** showed significant gains of 25% or more. **Other Notables:** **Siemens** performed well, with gains of over 14% at certain points in the year.  2012 Market Context **DAX Outperformance:** The DAX outperformed the Euro Stoxx 50 (which fell 2.9% in 2012) and significantly outperformed the S&P 500. **Export Strength:** Roughly 80% of revenues for DAX companies were generated outside of Germany, insulating them from European economic stagnation. **Resilience:** Despite a slight dip in GDP growth, German manufacturing orders rose sharply in late 2012, bolstering investor confidence.  ////////// Basically IG Farben took it to the bank in 2012 - BASF and Bayer **BASF** Despite challenging conditions in the basic chemicals market, BASF's Agricultural Solutions division saw a 12% rise in sales, and **oil/gas sales jumped 39%, largely due to the resumption of operations in Libya.** Rommel takes Libya for the win this time! \[Campaign Contributions: During the 2016 election cycle, BASF was identified among donors in the pharmaceutical and chemical industry that favored Hillary Clinton\] **Bayer** Booming Agricultural Sector: Bayer’s CropScience division experienced strong growth, with sales in **the seed-treatment product business rising 23.7%.** Pharmaceutical Sales Growth: Sales in the **pharmaceutical business increased**, with particular strength in the **United States and China**. The Ghost of Monsanto for the win, and Bayer Asprin plus though 15 years later BASF is in endless misery with lawsuits for all it's issues with Roundup pesticides and Cancer

Sea_Eye_5859

from my perspective all i can say is that Liebherr is having a hard time rn. with or without the tariffs you might have a look at Siemens AG, partnering with Nvidia, they already released lots of elder workers and they will try to optimize their results in the future by using lots of AI

Working_Tourist_4964

Kontron AG: The company offers value-adding technologies to customers through its automated industrial processes, smarter and safer transportation to advanced communication, medical and energy solutions. Colt CZ Group SE: they engage in the production and sale of firearms and tactical accessories. It offers pistols, revolvers, assault rifles, submachine guns, grenade launchers, sniper rifles, shotguns, rimfire, and center fire rifles. Volex PLC: they engages in the provision of cabling solutions for servicing consumer electronics, telecommunications, data centers, medical equipment, and the automotive industry.

i_procrastinate

Merrick Garland has been involved in two of the biggest blunders from that party. The AG position and the Supreme Court failure

stefeyboy

He hired the biggest limp dick to be AG

Raise_A_Thoth

Yea, and he picked the limpest weiner to be AG, Merrick Garland, who would have delayed the Nuremberg Trials out of fear of looking too partisan.

x7_omega

High-cost decent-quality mid-tier producers with at least 40% revenue from silver. The list is very short, shorter than WSB playlist. AG is on it. But silver doesn't "hold". It is a rocket, and it goes both ways when it goes. So don't buy the tops before reset (like now).

Single_Quail3165

AG has been decent but honestly the leverage on miners can be wild both ways. When silver was stuck around $25-30 for months some of these companies were bleeding hard If you're looking for more explosive plays, check out the smaller cap miners - they usually get way more volatile swings compared to the bigger names. Just don't get caught holding bags if silver decides to dump back down

Abstractfitness15

I like AG pan for the big boys and CDE and heck’s

pink_ego_box

Silver miners ripping just before the weekend $AG +87% production in silver yoy Margins up >100% A reckoning is coming

KAI5ER

Ran this video plus the interview with Shane Pennington through some LLMs. **Looks like we have Two Paths Forward** To reach Schedule III, the Attorney General (AG) must choose between two procedural paths. **Path A: The Standard Administrative Path (Slow)** If the AG follows standard procedure to minimize appeal risks, the timeline drags out significantly. 1. **Resolve Appeal:** The DEA Administrator must rule on the pending interlocutory appeal (Timeline: 1–12 months). 2. **Appoint Judges:** The DEA must hire or borrow ALJs to preside over the case (Timeline: Months). 3. **Evidentiary Hearing:** A formal hearing on the merits is held (Timeline: Months). 4. **ALJ Report:** The judge issues a recommended decision (30–90 days). 5. **Final Rule:** The AG reviews the record and publishes the rule. • **Estimated Arrival:** Late 2026, 2027, or drifting into 2028. **Path B: The "Accelerated" Path (Expeditious)** This is the path implied by the Executive Order and expected by industry insiders to meet a near-term deadline. 1. **Bypass Hearing:** The AG could withdraw the hearing order or utilize the "Treaty Exception" (21 U.S.C. 811(d)), citing the 43,000+ comments and HHS scientific findings as a sufficient record. 2. **Issue Final Order:** The AG signs the Final Rule immediately, mooting the pending appeal. • **Estimated Arrival:** **February 2026**.

girlincognitow

you could trade something cheaper tied to silver like SILJ, HL, AG, EXK

pink_ego_box

$AG barely up 1% on +78% silver production results in 2025 compared to 2024 LMAO Bought more $40 leaps

Successful-Rule-5407

I don’t think he is besides for AG1 and alphabrain