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$PEAS.V GFI ANNOUNCES SIGNING OF DEFINITIVE AGREEMENTS FOR 12.3M INVESTMENTS IN ITS PET FOOD DIVISION
2023-05-03 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of Olde English
Keep an eye on GFI (Gold Fields Ltd) and any input would be appreciated.
Who else owns silver and gold stocks? What are you currently bullish on
Not bad for an 850 point market down day: I choose AVAV because they sell the Switchblade Drone that the U.S. is buying and sending to Ukraine. I choose GFI because gold does well when the market is in turmoil (smart people buy gold for safety). MRO because Oil companies had best 1st qtr ever. Ask
SOFI, HOOD UPST, TLRY, BYND, BB, GFI? These are just the Medium Caps. RDBX and others are in the small caps today. 📈 ChatterQuant searched over 800k comments and 500m tweets on Reddit and Twitter to bring you the sentiment data for 6/1. Here is what people are talking about today.
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The Valens Company Announces Strategic Distribution Agreement with APOTEKA SRL, part of GFI Costa Rica & Provides Australia Update — The Valens Company (TSX: VLNS)
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Somebody pls halp: > On January 30th I was up $10500 with $91000 invested. > >Between February 2nd and today I made 14 option plays for -$3500, Got in and out of $IREN for -$2000, got caught at the top of the metal run with $LEU, $LAC, $GFI and $HMY for -$3200 and got fucked by $JOBY's dilution for -$1200. > >I just closed all my positions and I'm only up $900. This has been, ***by far***, my worst week investing in the 5 years I've done this > >EDIT: I forgot I had an order for $QQQ 602C open at $2.50 and it was filled after hours. Down another $1800 FUCK MY FUCKING LIFE
On January 30th I was up $10500 with $91000 invested. Between February 2nd and today I made 14 option plays for -$3500, Got in and out of $IREN for -$2000, got caught at the top of the metal run with $LEU, $LAC, $GFI and $HMY for -$3200 and got fucked by $JOBY's dilution for -$1200. I just closed all my positions and I'm only up $900. This has been, ***by far***, my worst week investing in the 5 years I've done this
Thanks I'm already heavy in B, and some AGI. Just added some GFI to the mix I've been thinking about. I also just added some BCI that looks really interesting. Not familiar with that kind of holding though, so will look into it some more to see if I want to grow a position.
Mark Bristow currently enjoying 24/7 hookers and blow. Calls all day. Also calls on miners in neutral jurisdictions (AU, GFI) which have even greater upside.
Gold stocks pretty damn weak off the open. GFI is even negative.
Oh, look who crawled out from under their rock to play fact-checker with a stopwatch—9 minutes? That's adorable. Must be a personal best for someone who clearly spends more time doom-scrolling than actually understanding markets. Let's dismantle this point by point, shall we? I'll try to keep it under 9 minutes for your attention span.First, "shorts piling in like never before"? Buddy, if you've been hiding since 2022, you'd know shorts have been feasting on BYND like it's an all-you-can-eat buffet at a vegan convention. But here's the fun part: as of mid-November 2025, short interest sits at a whopping 93.2 million shares—over 20% of the float, even after that dilution you love harping on. Yeah, shares quadrupled, but shorts are still borrowing like addicts, with availability dipping to zero multiple times recently. That's not "piling in"? What, you need them to send you a formal invite? And days to cover at 1? Try checking the short ratio—it's under 0.4 now because volume's spiking on squeeze chatter. Been as high as 20+ before? Sure, but with borrow fees climbing and availability drying up, this setup screams covering panic. But go ahead, pretend it's "not news."25% short interest not significant for a "debt-spiraling dumpster fire"? Cute narrative, but let's talk facts instead of your fanfic. BYND's debt is manageable with their cash burn slowing—Q3 2025 net revenues may be down 13% YoY to $70M, but that's after strategic cuts and international expansion. Oh, and revenue? You nailed the declines: 2022 at $419M, 2023 $343M (down ~18%), 2024 $326M (down ~5%), TTM ~$291M. Congrats on reading a 10-Q! But you conveniently ignored the bigger picture: global plant-based sales rose 5% to $28.6B in 2024 per GFI, driven by Europe and Asia-Pacific. US down 7%? Sure, but that's the whole category—BYND's pivoting to premium products and partnerships (hello, McDonald's trials and Costco restocks). Demand "skyrocketing"? Maybe not yet, but with beef supply crises in Brazil, US, and Canada pushing prices up, price parity is incoming. That's a macro tailwind even a bear like you can't hibernate through.Plant-based "self-imploding"? Lol, quoting US stats while ignoring global growth? That's like saying EVs are dead because Ford had a bad quarter. Hype unreal? X mentions down 53.7% since October? Bro, pull up recent feeds—BYND's buzzing with squeeze posts, whale buys (someone scooped 383K shares at $1.03), and TA screaming upside. Weekly charts holding golden trendlines, short interest going parabolic in absolute terms. Declined mentions? Maybe in your echo chamber, but engagement's popping with likes in the hundreds on squeeze alerts. This ain't 2022 dormancy; it's accumulation before liftoff.And the personal digs? Calling me (or whoever you're raging at) an idiot with 14K shares, sold 500 at a 45% loss? First, nice profile stalking—creepy, but points for effort. But if you're judging trades by one post, you're the one who shouldn't be trading. Timing the top? Please, that's bagholder cope. This is an options sub? Fine, let's talk options: Dec $1.5 calls are dirt cheap with IV spiking on borrow pressure. But nah, you'd rather whine about relevance than spot the play.This was fun? Nah, this was easy. Took me 5 minutes to expose your selective stats and bear bias. Go back to your cave—BYND's heading north while you're shorting into a potential gamma ramp. See you at $5, paper hands.
Shorts are piling in like never before? Where were you from 2022 until July of this year. Short interest is 25% of float? That’s not significant for a debt spiraling dumpster fire company. Short interest went up since the dilution happened? Surprised pikachu face there’s more shares to short (4x more shares for the record). Days to cover for BYND has been as high as 20+. 1 day is not news. Demand skyrocketing? Their quarterly report determined that’s a lie. Idk if you know what a form 10Q is (based on your post you don’t and you should absolutely not be trading) but let me sum them up for you… Revenue declines on annual basis: Beyond Meat’s annual revenue fell from about $418.9M in 2022 to about $326.5M in 2024, a drop of roughly 4.9% between 2023 and 2024. The drop from 2022 to 2023 was larger (around –18%). For the 12 months trailing 2025, revenue is lower still (≈ $290.6M). You got the plant based boom part right, as in they are self imploding: According to a report by Good Food Institute (GFI), U.S. retail dollar sales of plant based meat and seafood fell 7 % in 2024, and unit sales fell 11 %. Hype unreal? What hype? BYND has declined in X mentions 53.7% since it had a tiny squeeze in October. This was fun we should do this again sometime. It took me 9 minutes to prove every point you made out to be bullshit. Mr 14000 shares not selling until $50. Oh my bad you sold 500 of them a day after you posted that which would have been if you timed it perfectly at best .884 cents, a loss of 45% of your cost basis. But let’s be honest, if you’re not a bot, you’re an idiot and have no idea what you’re doing so it’s probably worse than that. Side note this is an options sub. You have made no mention of options purchases period in the shit you forgot to scrub from your profile so this post should be taken down because it’s not relevant in a multitude of ways.
Gold up ~1.4% But B, GFI, NEM are either flat or negative. Wtf?
What's even weirder is that the miners are pretty flat (B & NEM). And GFI is down decently
GFI dragging my port down today 🙄
B, GFI, NEM All got nuked for no apparent reason
So, uh, what happened today?.. SPY, B, NEM, GFI.. my whole port got nuked
I stand corrected thankyou for the input. I still can share some mining stocks if you’re interested with better ror than mag 7. AU GFI KGC NEM B ZIJMY AEM
I actually went with call options on miners AEM/B/GFI/NEM But I cut some of my losses during the dip.
Me two weeks after buying AEM/B/NEM/GFI 😐🔫
Can we pump NEM/B/AEM/GFI? P/E's of 15,14, 20, and 20 respectively Gold going to the fkn moon on the back of nervous banks and mango man. Your AI slop stocks with their triple digit P/Es don't look so hot in comparison
* NVDA bought between 2017-2020 * SHOP bought in 2017 * KNSL bought in 2019 and 2021 * TRMD bought in 2023 and 2024 * AVGO bought in 2020 * GFI bought in 2023 and 2024 * NFLX bought in 2017 * BROS bought between 2021 (IPO) and 2024 * TSLA bought in 2020
Percentage of my portfolio (stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, money market funds) and gain or loss * NVDA 20.1% up +3,842% * SHOP 4.3% up +1,631% * KNSL 2.0% up +480% * TRMD 1.8% down -30% * AVGO 1.6% up +825% * GFI 1.3% up +231% * NFLX 1.1% up +670% * BROS 1.0% up +96% * TSLA 1.0% up +753% The rest are all under 1%. NVDA didn't start out that big. At first it was less than 1% of my portfolio and I have just held on as it grew.
I'm not sure. I guess they were overbought after yesterday's run, but still, they dumped pretty fkn hard, surprisingly. GFI down nearly 5%.
AEM/B/GFI/NEM didn't have a good night.. ouch.. No wonder my port bled fkn 10k today. Hopefully they recover during the session.. Gold is still green for the day, for now.
https://preview.redd.it/29wu1cjajcvf1.jpeg?width=1440&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2c61ef155ef2912b2a45f77da98571a31ee3760c Been holding GLD, AEM, B, GFI, and NEM calls for the last month.. This is insane.. wtf do I do - do I sell everything and sit on the cash??
GDX and GFI, like last market correction in April
Gold: Down GFI: Down Gold: Up GFI: Still down What gives bro
GFI are mining gold at $1200 an ounce and selling it for $4000. Yet a 1% dip in the Gold price resulted in an 8% stock dump😂
Literally what I was thinking. I suspect AEM/B/GFI/NEM will absolutely kill earnings (Although I think GFI is half yearly so no reports for a while).
Literally. Wiped 20% off my portfolio NEM/AEM Dumped 5%, GFI 8%. Fkn unreal.
I held my GFI risk reversals from +4k all the way to zero. Fuck I'm retarded. Didn't think GFI would dump 8% on a fkn 2% gold pullback though
Time to short gold stocks, NEM and GFI are my favorites
GFI fell 6.5% on a $20 gold pull back💀
I opened Green across all my positions. Port was like 80k. Now it's 68 😂😵💫 AEM/B/GFI/NEM all wiped out my gains today. MSFT is no better.
I always am I sold my LLY OCT17 740C at a loss two weeks ago and moved everything into MSFT, AEM, B, GFI, NEM.
I didn't buy XAU or GLD I went in on AEM, B, GFI, and NEM options for March 26/Sept 26. The day after I buy calls, the CEOs of B & NEM resign.
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GDX is a good idea. I like NewGold and GFI as well based on recent momentum
Incredible to see how much lagging large cap gold miners such as B and NEM trail their South African peer equivalents with similar fundamentals (AU and GFI). These laggards are only just starting to close the gap. Huge amount of mileage left for them to run. Calls all day.
Yes, but don't overlook international miners in more neutral jurisdictions. AU and GFI in particular are fantastic businesses. No one does gold mining quite like South Africans.
PPTA, with a market cap of $1.6B and 4.8 million ounces of gold reserves, is trading at roughly $333 per ounce, considerably lower than major gold producers. Barrick has a market cap of around $31B with 69 million ounces, pricing its reserves at about $449/oz. Newmont, the world’s largest gold miner, holds roughly 96 million ounces with a $45B market cap, or about $469/oz. Agnico Eagle (AEM) carries a $25B valuation with 41 million ounces, making it the most expensive at $610/oz. Gold Fields (GFI) appears cheapest at around $200/oz, but its $10B valuation is offset by higher jurisdictional risk. In contrast, PPTA is a U.S.-based, federally backed, pre-production project with strategic value thanks to its substantial antimony reserves—none of which are currently reflected in its gold-only valuation.
Remington retirement plan. Testing tree branches. Live laugh toaster bath. (Though use an extension cord, freaking GFI outlets....)
Gold miners- AU FNV AEM AGI GDX EGO GFI
GFI------FXF, FXE. Late but better than never.
Probably should just full port into gold mining companies at this point. Over the last month- NEM, GFI up 20%, KGC up 25%, AU up 40%, HMY almost 50%.
Their main focus is recruiting. Never got trained to sell anything. They want you to call everyone in your phone contact list. This can ruin relationships. The few practice sessions we did with friends & family were basically to get them to join the company. I want to sell, not recruit, so I am leaving GFI.
Nah that pesky GFI plug transformer on the hair dryer will save ya. Lol
Nothing like a nice warm bath with some Radiohead, sweet needling and a plugged in toaster on a non GFI'd outlet!
Gold Fields (GFI), Hecla (HL) and Kinross (KGC) don't have much price appreciation to show for their existence over the past 30-40 years. Same for Newmont (NEM) and Barrick (GOLD).
I use GFI GUT FEELING INDICATOR My secret weapon only utilized by highly regarded retail investors and coked up small fund managers
Went to eat enchiladas at my moms and she wanted me to fix a GFI. I went to garage and found 3 packs of newports in my dads toolbox. Kinda feel like snitching on him but he’s retired. I’ll let him have his cigarettes
Gold stocks are tanking hard. GFI 
Gold futures tanked about $40 this morning before finding support around $2008. I think a lot of this was algo trading as Gold has fallen the last 3-4 jobs payroll days. $GFI has outperformed most of the other $GDX stocks this year so I wouldn't be that worried. Gold has found a lot of support this morning. As long as the US 10 yr interest rates and DXY continue to move lower week over week, Gold will continue to move higher.
New tech [https://stockcharts.com/freecharts/candleglance.html?DRD,GFI,AU,EGO,AGI,OR,HMY|C|M252|0](https://stockcharts.com/freecharts/candleglance.html?DRD,GFI,AU,EGO,AGI,OR,HMY|C|M252|0)
GFI had a nice $9 entry at the end of Feb, it’s up 40% plus last 30 days. Unless something changes they all should be slow but steady gains … GOLD and KGC had a good 30 day turnaround
Stocks that I am holding for the long term BIG, VZ, GFI, BBY, UPST,
If it’s not a reversion to old.Reddit.com it can GFI.
Let me first say this "for example" Anything above 20 watts for ENTIRE exterior lighting on a SFD requires a single source photocell to turn off lights at dawn with no ability to switch on 20 watts is basically 3 lights (porch light ,deck light , garage light ) barely. This exterior lighting code is going to be a PAIN inside hallways and open spaces must be "dimmable" which means ALL builders MUST switch to dimmable switches (8-12$ more per switch Times maybe average 15 depending on 3-ways etc) GFI code issues. Outside disconnect code changes to service panels I have the entire panel IRC for all sub codes as I review this with my division and engineers Put it this way 20+people two weeks. We haven't even scratched the surface of the mechanical and plumbing yet Energy star requirements. Blown in insulation values of R60 I mean we're going to make homes TIGHT 3 air exchanges per hour. this is going to be HORRIBle. here comes the MOLD lawsuits in 5-10 years
SILJ is an ETF worth looking at if your view is a PM bullmarket. Yamana is being taken over by AEM & PAAS; Goldfields GFI gets a $300 Million termination fee. All of those are worth keeping track of, also undervalued miners Kinross Gold and Aris Mining.
Looking at GFI price, I'm not so sure the deal is still 6.9B
Here you go ! GFI, EXPD, ASX,GS,GILD,GE, CAT,AIG choose yours !
Calls on GFI and AG. NEM already has too high a P/E ratio. I was thinking of playing PAAS because they are offering for Yamana. But, dude, those guys were rolling losses in the last few quarters. How can they even afford a higher offer?
If you are bullish on the company doing the acquiring, it would be cheaper to buy that companies stock directly. You are losing money on each share of the company you currently own based on the process you quote. This *should* correct itself by the time the acquisition takes place. That could be GFI rising…or AUY falling.
At the current cost (gold prices being down right now across the board). What my thought process is, and this is where I need help understanding, was that at a point in the future GFI will increase and the cost per share will be cheaper now than at that point. Does that make sense at all or am I not looking at it correctly?
I got into GFI when it was near it's lows. It moves up and down a lot but has turned positive lately. Pays a nice 4.13% dividend too.
OK, a few points: - That's not in conflict with what I said, it just supports my point. - I didn't say "houses have only been built with wood", I same "houses have been built with only wood" iin response to the claim that "Houses always required more than brick, wire, wood, steel and plaster." Apparently a bunch of downvoters didn't get the difference either. The point was some rural houses with no plumbing and no electric back in the day were built with just wood. Think little house on the prairie. - And you switched the conversation from "houses" to "housing". Houses generally refers to single family houses. You also switched to cities instead of a more general conversation. - In larger cities, houses are less than half the installed, some significantly lower. The stats generally include the older houses. New construction is not typically houses, but rather rowhouses and apartment buildings. - In small cities, house make up the bulk of housing. - Concrete is generally used for foundations, not entire structures. More steel and concrete would be used in urban areas. Houses are generally wood, brick. They can be concrete block too. - For the non-structural components, more advanced materials are common: thermal materials and fire resistant materials are high on the list. Most of these materials didn't exist in the 1950-1970s. Most new houses use drywall instead of plaster and lath, thermopane windows instead of single or doublepane glass, more electronics, more advanced lighting, GFI and breakers instead of fuses, copper wire instead of aluminium and asbestos, thermal insulation instead of asbestos, etc. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/09/21/the-most-popular-type-of-home-in-every-major-american-city-charted/
I started filling a position in GFI. It's near it's all time low and looks undervalued.
New positions in MPW, C, GFI, MDT and BX.
I'd rather be in a miner that is keeping the cash flow, TBH. There is massive consolidation still to take place in this space... *particularly* the gold miners. AUY and GFI are merging, Kinross would be another possible acquisition, but also, maybe Hecla. A *lot* of these mining execs are seriously overpaid, and you don't need this many miners with this many execs in this space. It just don't make any sense. I'm also trying to actively avoid any with geopolitical risk, which limits you to a smaller universe of European and North American miners. SSRM is attractive, but until this mine in Turkey is fully operational, I'm avoiding.
Currently running OXY, PXD, GD, BBBY, LMT, INTC, BIG, HII, and GFI in that order. Some GFI calls and an ADM call but no real options to speak of.
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GOLD was never the right play. NEM previously was. Now GFI. Look at it this way for the gold story: For 5 years, zoomers and then boomers thought that shit is a hedge. Once it crashes below 10k and the fablecoins are completely depegged, everybody will run to gold. Next, the boomers on the sidelines get nervous about their shit tons of cash. They will dump it into bonds, housing, and metals. Gold is only just getting interesting.
I'm game. Quite the stack of long-term calls. Fuck NEM and GOLD. My play is GORO and now GFI.
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cdev dipped. Anything that will undergo a merger right now in commodities will dip at first bc of “overpaying” (see GFI and AUY) and then maybe rip back up later as prices go up. unfortunately i did not double down on CDEV when it dropped
:gandalf looking left and right: Why is GFI down?
GFI so cheap but also exclusively operates in countries that really like to nationalize things
CROX finally seeing signs of life. May add to my DBC position. Looking at GFI.
I'm carrying X and UPS from last week, so mostly trying to get out of those. Made money this morning with GFI. Which I might end up losing with that degenerate GME play. But the setup worked like a charm last time, so I had to play it again. How about you, you're fully back in the game or still mostly on the sidelines?
GFI very happy with GLD not so Much ! Lesson stick with mining. Domestic even better. Globalism will be dead with the rare minerals energy and food shortages . MP has been good to me.
GFI ready to go even more uppies than usual
GFI and SBSW making South Africa great again. Puts on the guy a while back who shorted SA
Miners like GFI becoming the new memestocks. Interesting twist, ClownWorld
Fuck man that sounds serious. Best of luck. Maybe not grounded or GFI is tripped - usually that disables everything but maybe your interrupter is fucked.
Damn. What the FUCK is GFI and why does it have this retard strength?
Now that you mentioned Africa, I checked GFI (Gold Fields) in the monthly chart and I see Inverse H&S forming
Electrician here, change the receptacle to non GFI. Good to go 👍
It’s them new fandangoed GFI outlets, always run an extension cord to the bedroom outlets.
For full effect, don't plug into a GFI outlet 👍