Calm and Cheerful. Hi-Yo Silver
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I can't wait for $HYMC to make us all look so damn smart.
It's nice to hear The Count, @bisping, giving some math lessons early on fight night. Haha
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$HYMC - Hycroft Mining
Still one of the absolute best buys in the sector that I can find.
This monster ran +2240% in less than 300 days the last big #Gold / #Silver rally.
They have improved the company since that run, high grade #silver zones discovered and industry leading figures joining the team.
A massive story with the best in the business behind it going into a new leg-up for the precious metals.
Eric Sprott's largest investment ever made, with hundreds of millions of dollars poured into it past year will make this rich guy extremly much wealthier years to come I believe.
Monster buy down here.
Now we wait for @HycroftMining to deliver some market moving news months ahead on top of it.
PS: How sexy isnt this chart entry?
Up 5% on the news that @DonDurrett did indeed keep his $HYMC haha.
"DB reached out to @CEOAdam." I wonder who else has been reaching out. Get'm. Just the beginning. LFG!
The Deutsche Bank desk, led by CJ Lanktree, took on $1.12 billion of junior debt risk itself before AMC tapped the broader market to raise the senior debt, said the people, who asked not to be named because the information is private. The move was quite rare, given the rating of the company — deep into junk territory — making the junior tranche even riskier for a trading desk at a bank to take the full position.
The plan, led by David Ross and Ilya Golden, senior members of the Deutsche Bank team, was dubbed “Project Casablanca,” a nod to the closing line in the eponymous film: “I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.”
It was an unlikely conclusion to a rocky journey, which saw the pandemic-struck movie theater chain navigate the threat of collapse, rise to meme-stock status and face legal battles with shareholders and creditors.
The latest push started in July when Deutsche Bank reached out to the company’s Chief Executive Officer Adam Aron and Chief Financial Officer Sean Goodman to pitch the refinancing of the bulk of the capital structure.
The year after the lawsuit, the spurned creditors reached an agreement with the company for a second liability management exercise.
With the box office recovering and a promising outlook starting in 2026, AMC tried to refinance in February only to run into the market turbulence stirred by the war in Iran. The planned bond and loan sale was derailed and instead the company turned to Deutsche Bank DPG, agreeing on a senior secured loan to repay 12.75% notes that were due in November 2027. The debt included a provision that encouraged AMC to pursue a broader refinancing within a year.
BREAKING: American man accused of kidnapping Flock camera, "digitally waterboarding" it by subjecting it to 23,040 license plates per second via six 4K monitors rapidly flashing images of plates.
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The post frames a self-posted satirical video as "BREAKING" news of a real kidnapping accusation and "digital waterboarding." The creator filmed a joke skit with a Flock camera he states he legally acquired.
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Apes aren't selling a goddamn thing at 34 cents. Dropping it back to 30 cents doesn't change my mind about that. $AMC
If silver can stay on sale while $AMC fucks shit up, that's kinda best case scenario for me.
Would have been nice to have known the headliner fight wouldn't be in the replays on Paramount+. Thanks.
Backwards hat guy is a really underrated aspect of this. He knows that we know that everybody knows what that camera was doing. He lived it for 4 quarters. The whole damn game he couldn't blatantly turn around. And this camera guy...
Yup, totally normal spike to $3.20 randomly in the middle of the night. $AMC