SLVR

octopus_serenader

Silver has been great since April, but I'm holding SLVR

BellyFullOfMochi

yeah... need to just trade the charts. I'm currently fcked on a SLVR position I forgot to set a stop loss on but I got out of my other mining positions while they were still up.

pmotiveforce

Stocks that I like to go up: GLD GDXJ B SIVR SLVR REMX SETM INTC and related mining and commodity stocks or ETFs Stocks that I do not like to go up: ALL OTHER FUCKING STOCKS

idk__6

Silver.. SLVR has a lot of room to run. #silversqueeze

qazwer001

Part of why I dumped SLV is the concerns over whether they actually hold it. But I bought SLVR today with almost 0 research into whether the silver they have in addition to miners exists. 

pmotiveforce

If you bought $1K of SPY in Jan, you have lost money compared to: GLD (-$350), SLVR (-$1200), GDXJ (-$1300).

pmotiveforce

Yes, dear, I'm happy for your SPY "tendies" on the epic .5% "moon". Meanwhile, GDXJ: almost 4% up today. SLVR almost 6% up. You're literally just wasting money doing shit with SPY. Now, of course AMD is going crazy so you did well there if you bought in, I'll give you that.

octopus_serenader

Yeah I'm doing combo ETFs like GDMN (gold futures and miners) and SLVR (phys silver and miners).

idk__6

Don’t get into it unless you can learn the basics, You should get SILJ or SLVR. I mean m.. I am 18 and I simply spent an hour or so a day researching for the last few months. My port is up 15% in the last month. If you spend a lot of time scrolling just dedicate this time to reading about terms and what stocks are and etfs and what broker to use. It is not that hard as long as you are willing to spend time on it.

mp191919

SLVR(silver tiger metals inc) ANRG (anaergia inc)and UCU or UURAF( ucore rare metals inc). I got positions in all 3 less than 10K$.

dalopez23

We are so fn cooked in the long run if GLD and SLVR keep going up. The dollar will be the new toilet paper

point_of_you

For ETFs... URA, URNJ, SLVR (uranium and silver) are my top three just strongly believe they are undervalued Also in FAN & TAN (wind and solar energy) but to a much smaller extent

KemShafu

Up 27% but I sold everything in stocks and put it in SLVR, so I’m just in SLVR and HYMMF.

KemShafu

I did sell in January and parked about 30% in SLVR and am up over 25% in that. The rest is in a MMF High Yield.

ElderberryNo9107

If this “stimulus” crap happens use it to buy GLD, SLVR and BTC. The inflation off this will be absolutely devastating and holding deflationary assets is a good way to resist it.

ElderberryNo9107

Hedging TLT, GLD and SLVR with SPY shares. I hate holding anything bullish from the USA, but after yesterday’s shenanigans I don’t trust this market to stay rational. Also still waiting on my short positions to hopefully pan out by Friday.

RuinousGaze

SLVR liquidating.

Soggy-Job4187

SLVR SLVTF has 7 analysts covering the stock... insider ownership stands at 11.4%, and has the largest mining focused institutions as investors... https://preview.redd.it/sqrkktpfc3jb1.png?width=2942&format=png&auto=webp&s=ea6128ef11f0d63d7d6a0a612604a663acb52c1d

Soggy-Job4187

SLVR SLVTF has hit high-grade intercepts and have tripled the known strike length of the sulphide zone, bringing the originally indicated 250 metres of strike extent to more than 750 metres. CEO, Glenn Jessome, stated: "With further targeted drilling, the team has extended the high-grade Ag-Au-Cu-Zn-Pb sulphide zone 125 metres to the north and 375 metres to the south. These new drilling results have successfully tripled the known strike length of the sulphide zone, bringing the originally indicated 250 metres of strike extent to more than 750 metres. This steeply dipping body with true widths ranging from two to 25 metres and a down-dip extent ranging from 200 to 500 metres is open at depth and laterally, leaving significant potential for growth."

Soggy-Job4187

One of Mexico's top Silver player Silver Tiger (TSXV: SLVR) (OTC: SLVTF)) has intercepted a new sulphide zone which holds rich Silver, Copper, Zinc, lead mineralization. The company intersected 2,025.5 g/t total silver equivalent over 6.0 meters in the Sulphide Zone in Drill Hole ET-22-433 from 364.5 meters to 370.5 meters, consisting of 1,354.4 g/t silver, 0.20 g/t gold, 1.57% copper, 6.10% lead and 10.86% zinc within 44.4 meters grading 720.5 g/t total silver equivalent from 330.5 meters to 374.9 meters consisting of 508.2 g/t silver, 0.16 g/t gold, 0.55% copper, 1.76% lead and 3.17% zinc in the newly discovered Sulphide Zone. Silver Tiger’s CEO, Glenn Jessome, stated, “The discovery of this high grade sulphide zone is the fourth type of mineralization found at El Tigre. The first holes through this wide high grade sulphide zone have delineated a strike length of in excess of 150 meters open to the north and south, with widths approaching 35 meters. The Historic El Tigre Mine relied only on high grade silver quartz veins. We have now discovered the stockwork, the shale zone and now this sulphide zone. All four types of mineralization will be very important to the future of El Tigre.” Mr. Jessome further stated: “Our ongoing underground development will place us in the Sooy Vein directly above this sulphide zone as we transition to underground drilling to follow it north and south.” Silver to hold steady in 2023 Volatility in silver is also expected to be high this year, trading in the $23 range today. Bruce Ikemizu, analyst at Japan Bullion Market Association, was the most bullish on silver as he sees prices rallying to a high of $35 with an average price of $27 an ounce. "Silver will be supported by the prospect of supply shortage and renewed interest from investors of the world," he said. "Rising interest rates in the U.S. will continue to weigh on the price. Support is not expected to come from the industrial front either, barring the solar segment, as higher interest rates are set to put a drag on the economic growth," Saha said. "we believe the market may remain extremely volatile in the first half of the year, as inflation in the U.S. has remained elevated, while fears of the recession due to rising interest rates may create headwinds, pushing the price to $25.50/oz. In the second half, we expect the economic risks to subside reasonably, which could put sufficient pressure on the price to go below last year's low."

Soggy-Job4187

One of Mexico's top Silver player Silver Tiger (TSXV: SLVR) (OTC: SLVTF)) has intercepted a new sulphide zone which holds rich Silver, Copper, Zinc, lead mineralization. The company intersected **2,025.5 g/t total silver equivalent over 6.0 meters** in the Sulphide Zone in Drill Hole ET-22-433 from 364.5 meters to 370.5 meters, consisting of **1,354.4 g/t silver, 0.20 g/t gold, 1.57% copper, 6.10% lead and 10.86% zinc** within 44.4 meters grading 720.5 g/t total silver equivalent from 330.5 meters to 374.9 meters consisting of 508.2 g/t silver, 0.16 g/t gold, 0.55% copper, 1.76% lead and 3.17% zinc in the newly discovered Sulphide Zone. ​ Silver Tiger’s CEO, Glenn Jessome, stated, “The discovery of this high grade sulphide zone is the fourth type of mineralization found at El Tigre. The first holes through this wide high grade sulphide zone have delineated a strike length of in excess of 150 meters open to the north and south, with widths approaching 35 meters. The Historic El Tigre Mine relied only on high grade silver quartz veins. We have now discovered the stockwork, the shale zone and now this sulphide zone. All four types of mineralization will be very important to the future of El Tigre.” Mr. Jessome further stated: “Our ongoing underground development will place us in the Sooy Vein directly above this sulphide zone as we transition to underground drilling to follow it north and south.” ​ **Silver to hold steady in 2023** Volatility in silver is also expected to be high this year, trading in the $23 range today. Bruce Ikemizu, analyst at Japan Bullion Market Association, was the most bullish on silver as he sees prices rallying to a high of $35 with an average price of $27 an ounce. "Silver will be supported by the prospect of supply shortage and renewed interest from investors of the world," he said. "Rising interest rates in the U.S. will continue to weigh on the price. Support is not expected to come from the industrial front either, barring the solar segment, as higher interest rates are set to put a drag on the economic growth," Saha said. "we believe the market may remain extremely volatile in the first half of the year, as inflation in the U.S. has remained elevated, while fears of the recession due to rising interest rates may create headwinds, pushing the price to $25.50/oz. In the second half, we expect the economic risks to subside reasonably, which could put sufficient pressure on the price to go below last year's low."

Soggy-Job4187

Listed in canada under symbol SLVR. OTC SLVTF

Soggy-Job4187

Silver Tiger (TSX.V: SLVR) (OTCQX: SLVTF) (FSE: 1OC) is one of Mexico’s leading exploration companies focused on unlocking their massive 28,414 hectare historic El Tigre Mine. The mine was in production till 1930 and reported to have produced a total of 353,000 ounces of gold and 67.4 million ounces of silver from 1.87 million tons (Craig, 2012). The average grade mined during this period was over 2 kilograms silver equivalent per ton – 2,000 GRAMS PER TON (the average grade from a producing silver mine is 194 grams per ton). Comparing now to then, Silver tiger would be leading the average by almost 10x the grade… The stock has bounced off the low of $0.19 to now $0.42, and is looking to continue to trend up as silver prices continue rise. Silver has rallied nearly 38% from its August lows and is trading just below $24 an ounce. According to Kitco News' latest 2023 Outlook Survey, retail investors see even higher prices through 2023. This past week 1,482 people participated in Kitco News' online survey, asking investors where they see silver prices by the end of the year. On average retail investors see silver prices rising to $38 an ounce. What are your thoughts on Silver?

Soggy-Job4187

Silver Tiger (TSX.V: SLVR) (OTCQX: SLVTF) (FSE: 1OC) is one of Mexico’s leading exploration companies focused on unlocking their massive 28,414 hectare historic El Tigre Mine. The mine was in production till 1930 and reported to have produced a total of 353,000 ounces of gold and 67.4 million ounces of silver from 1.87 million tons (Craig, 2012). The average grade mined during this period was over 2 kilograms silver equivalent per ton – 2,000 GRAMS PER TON (the average grade from a producing silver mine is 194 grams per ton). Comparing now to then, Silver tiger would be leading the average by almost 10x the grade… The stock has bounced off the low of $0.19 to now $0.42, and is looking to continue to trend up as silver prices continue rise. Silver has rallied nearly 38% from its August lows and is trading just below $24 an ounce. According to Kitco News' latest 2023 Outlook Survey, retail investors see even higher prices through 2023. This past week 1,482 people participated in Kitco News' online survey, asking investors where they see silver prices by the end of the year. On average retail investors see silver prices rising to $38 an ounce. What are your thoughts on Silver?

Soggy-Job4187

Silver Tiger (TSX.V: SLVR) (OTCQX: SLVTF) (FSE: 1OC) is one of Mexico’s leading exploration companies focused on unlocking their massive 28,414 hectare historic El Tigre Mine. The mine was in production till 1930 and reported to have produced a total of 353,000 ounces of gold and 67.4 million ounces of silver from 1.87 million tons (Craig, 2012). The average grade mined during this period was over 2 kilograms silver equivalent per ton – 2,000 GRAMS PER TON (the average grade from a producing silver mine is 194 grams per ton). Comparing now to then, Silver tiger would be leading the average by almost 10x the grade… The stock has bounced off the low of $0.19 to now $0.42, and is looking to continue to trend up as silver prices continue rise. Silver has rallied nearly 38% from its August lows and is trading just below $24 an ounce. According to Kitco News' latest 2023 Outlook Survey, retail investors see even higher prices through 2023. This past week 1,482 people participated in Kitco News' online survey, asking investors where they see silver prices by the end of the year. On average retail investors see silver prices rising to $38 an ounce. What are your thoughts on Silver?

Soggy-Job4187

Silver Tiger (TSX.V: SLVR) (OTCQX: SLVTF) (FSE: 1OC) is one of Mexico’s leading exploration companies focused on unlocking their massive 28,414 hectare historic El Tigre Mine. The mine was in production till 1930 and reported to have produced a total of 353,000 ounces of gold and 67.4 million ounces of silver from 1.87 million tons (Craig, 2012). The average grade mined during this period was over 2 kilograms silver equivalent per ton – 2,000 GRAMS PER TON (the average grade from a producing silver mine is 194 grams per ton). Comparing now to then, Silver tiger would be leading the average by almost 10x the grade… The stock has bounced off the low of $0.19 to now $0.42, and is looking to continue to trend up as silver prices continue rise. Silver has rallied nearly 38% from its August lows and is trading just below $24 an ounce. According to Kitco News' latest 2023 Outlook Survey, retail investors see even higher prices through 2023. This past week 1,482 people participated in Kitco News' online survey, asking investors where they see silver prices by the end of the year. On average retail investors see silver prices rising to $38 an ounce. What are your thoughts on Silver?

PepeSilviaFTW

When the very first iPhone came out it was like $600. Few months later it dropped to $400. That’s when I finally got rid of my Motorola SLVR. Everybody that bought at $600 was reasonably pissed, so AAPL sent them $50-$100 credits to the AAPL store. That’s what this TSLA shit reminds of. Except they ain’t getting no credit. I don’t know how they can have any brand loyalist left after this. You look at your portfolio. You look in your garage. You can’t be proud of yourself. Some of them will find a way though. *“Look at this light show.”* https://preview.redd.it/mfze16z2lsba1.jpeg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=f564a7470863dd29f4a64f883b1909c112cc2641 \[sad honking noises\]

Maize55b

Since you have a long time horizon, metals are not a great investment for all the reasons Warren Buffet likes to explain like no income stream. Miners are pretty tied to metal prices, so they still get the ups and downs. If you want diversification, OK. Precious metals do tend to have their own cycle that is not related to business cycle. If you want a currency hedge that is easy to understand, great. Metal prices do well with inflation, but not high bond rates. So right now we have 1 of 2, but are somewhere in a rate hiking cycle. Research the holdings for whichever ETF you are interested in, not their ads. Most will list their top 10 holdings at least and have a link to dl more. Is SLVR multiple metal stocks? It looks like they own bonds and use the bond payments to buy return swaps for silver. Precious metal-heads would get jumpy at owning something that far out the derivative tree from core metal. This is more of hedge fund strat, so research it to make sure you are OK with carry cost and stuff like interest rate risk or counter party risk (bank that is promising the swap.) Physical ETF - GLD or SLV are high liquidity ones that hold actual silver and issue ETF against holdings. Sprott also issues these and he comes from mining side, so precious metal folks might recommend PSLV over SLV. Physical - Not ideal for everybody, but you pay a premium once to buy and then no yearly fee unless you are paying to store it somewhere. Premiums are high at the moment with inflation fears bringing a new crowd in since 2020. This is more insurance/speculation than investment, you are freezing some portion of your cash in "money ice." Miner focus ETF - Something like GDX (major gold miners) will still be tied to metal price but are at least attempting to make money. Attempting is the important word there. Mining in general is cyclical and high cost, so they very much tend to run boom & bust. Miners are famous for struggling when prices are low, then prices have a jump and they all try to buy each others mines at new high prices. Miner stocks - Requires more research unless you are OK with boom & bust cycle. Silver specific miners are also rarer, as most silver is co-mined in gold mines. Location risk is another factor here. When economies struggle, some areas tend to demand more concessions from big miners and occasionally nationalize the resource. Exchange traded notes - These are trading futures or other derivatives, the annual cost can run high since they are buying and managing a bunch of contracts. Metals folks tend to find these the least attractive as no actual metal involved.

ReclusiveBeans

Where does it rank compared to SLVR?

WSB_Donkey

Calls on $SLVR and $BLLT for retirement!

rub_a_dub-dub

the lamest shit of the whole past year, including the SLVR post and aa buying a mine

MuserLuke

Next there will be an SLVR gif

hibernatepaths

Careful, this is quickly devolving into a semi-intelligent conversation. I understand what you are saying too. I did the same -- made a bunch of money and celebrated...but something different happened. For a brief time after GME broke, the walls surrounding us were suddenly transparent. Remember SLVR stock? Remember the HUGE influx of bot/shill accounts? Remember the bombardment of articles dissuading away from GME that popped up all over the place at the same time? Remember mods being removed/added/rearranged/added again? Remember Reddit accounts popping up for sale? I remember all those. The curtain was drawn away, and people started seeing exactly what was going on back there, and in short, it's not cool. Wallstreet may not let it "happen again" but that's because they can't. It would be the death knell of the status quo. There have been dozens of policy changes due to GME. We have John Stewart talking about it. We have a spotlight on the bad actors involved. There is pressure, even still. *On top of that*, there is still a play to be made. The float is still very low, there is still a rabid fanbase. There is still a superstar CEO. There are still *several* ways the stock can spike again. I'm not writing to convince you, but this is *still* the stuff WSB dreams are made of, and yet somehow more.

brinksix01

Ahh yes the first distraction, you guys are probably buying SLVR too ya?

Fun-Ad4166

enjoy your sliver of SLVR

kurzalevski

damn somebody got margin called in SLVR ?

Aggressive_Respond83

How much do they pay you per post? This is like the 4th post in an hr trying to push SLVR.