BC
Brunswick Corporation
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I'd upvote BC im interested Japan, but instant Dow vote because vmeverything is ai

CCM Canagold resources has a mine of strategic importance in BC. Shit ton of Antimony and gold there and trading under $100M

Last sale, almost all the Alexander the Great Drachms sold!! Come join the party and get yours too!
I accept venmo and zelle. Shipping is $6 Ground advantage, $11 priority. 
PROOF  - [https://imgur.com/a/y0DoznD?s=sms](https://imgur.com/a/y0DoznD?s=sms)
**ANCIENTS**
**ROW 1**  
Cappadocia, Caesarea. Hadrian, 117-138 AD. AR Didrachm. - $59 *Chunky and inexpensive large roman silver piece* 
Cappadocia, Tyana. Marcus Aurelius, 161-180 AD. Æ23mm. - $25
Cilicia, Aegeae. Domitian, with Domitia, 81-96 AD. Æ25mm. - $25
Cappadocia, Caesarea. Antoninus Pius, 138-161 AD. AR Drachm. - $27 *budget piece of Roman silver!*
**Row 2**
Sicily, Entella. 420-400 BC. Æ Trias. Head of Entella / Krimisos. - $155
Pontos, Amisos. 105-63 BC. Æ 20mm. Aegis / Nike.  - $16
Aeolis, Aigai. 2nd-1st Centuries BC. Æ 16mm. Helmeted Athena / Nike. - $15
**Row 3**
Trebonianus Gallus, 251-253 AD. AR Antoninianus, Antioch. Juno rev. - $34 *comes with the original collector tag from the early 1900s!*
Caracalla, 198-217 AD. AR Denarius, Rome.  Felicitas rev. - $135 *sweet piece!*
Augustus, 27 BC-14 AD. AR Denarius, Lugdunum. - $155 *solid condition, hard to find one cheaper!*
Gordian III, 238-244 AD. Æ Sestertius, Rome. Emperor standing rev. - $65
**Alexander the Great Drachms**
Alexander the Great Drachms - $64 each, top middle is $85. Take all for $333 shipped! *Amazing piece of history. An opportunity to own a silver coin of one of the greatest men in history from over 2,000 years ago at an affordable price!*
*Shoot me a DM for my full stocklist! 200+ coins available.*

U.S. Shipping Only, USPS Priority Shipping With $100 insurance included with purchase, although shipping methods and insurance can be discussed in private. PayPal (G&S/F&F), Zelle (preferred), Venmo, & Wise accepted 
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Buy it All— INCLUDES FREE 1890 MORGAN DOLLAR WITH PURCHASE: $2,150 (save \~%10)
1894 Philadelphia $10 Gold (spot: $1,959.80), strong details, cleaned and dinged up a little bit 
\- $2,026
Pamphylia Slinger/Wrestler Stater, 400-370 BC
Budget friendly example of chunky ancient Greek silver featuring a triskele and nude wrestlers (10.94g, 24mm)
\- $160
Trajan Camel Denarius from Bostra, 98-117 AD, bust of Trajan, Camel standing left. Clear image of the camel, decent bust of popular to collect Trajan, includes  well written ticket from Forum Ancient Coins (2.93g, 19.6mm) 
\- $150
Celtic Gaul Quinarius 80-50 BC, head of Roma and a galloping horse, rather rough example but that makes it pretty affordable. Neat piece of history minted right before Julius Caesar conquered Gaul (1.95g, 13.7mm)
\- $50

Gandmari ko hatao. BC na gaadi chalne layak road banata hai na gaadi chalane layak tel. Ooper se toll tax or fuel cost dono badha rakhe hai.

Didnt arabs solve this problem in line 10000 BC?

Was more refering to the BC hill folk. You're way more trashy than you think you are tho. Like jarringly trashy. This is coming from someone who's spent a lot of time in washington and oregon, the trashiest of US trashbag states. I'd rank BC as the 4th most trashbag state. But ya, sure, its not cost effective to traffic fentanal there.

Got a couple kids still launching from the nest and while the surf there looks great, albeit crowded, I am a whitewater kayaking fiend. Need to be in the mountains and close enough to strike Cali/BC/CO/ID et al. 
Have not heard of Act 60, though. Will look into it. Maybe I save enough via no taxes to fly back to my place in MT for the good paddling season (April-Sept) but live better half of the year there? That’s really interesting. Thank you! 

Theyre not relying on government credits at all!
Not sure if you know their business model well but they have feedstock partners who they get cheap feedstock from. They turn that woody biomass into biocarbon and RNG. They sell that biocarbon at market rates ($1000 to $1500 per tonne) and RNG at market rates which is very very profitable ($40 dollars per GJ), the RNG is profitable because Quebec and BC govts have a mandate to inject RNG into their pipelines so Quebec and BC gas companies pay a premium for the RNG compared to other provinces.
If a conservative govt does step in, the demand for biocarbon and RNG will still be there. The companies who have so far signed an agreement for buying biocarbon from CHAR Tech are ArcelorMittal (2nd largest steel company in the world) and Elkem (multi billion dollar silicone manufacturing company), those companies still have long term decarbonization plans with or without the support of the canadian govt. Europe has extremely strong green mandates and are only getting tighter, and same with current canada. Customers in Europe have shown lots of interest to buy CHAR Techs biocarbon.
There is a huge surplus of demand for both biocarbon and RNG which isnt going away anytime soon regardless of the type of canadian govt. Lemme know if that helps!

I think people are worried about the rate of decline in internet subscribers being more than expected and not sufficiently offset by mobile customer growth. Personally, I think these numbers are not super relevant in the short term.

I'm down about 26%, and as much as it's disheartening I'm holding at least until after their merger with Cox Communications completes, which is expected for August pending regulatory approvals.
So far, they have passed all required approvals except for one: they are awaiting regulatory approval in California. There is a vote scheduled by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) schedule for August 13th ([source](https://communicationsdaily.com/article/2026/07/13/cpuc-to-vote-on-chartercox-merger-at-aug-13-meeting-2607100047?BC=bc_6a517313692de)), and it is broadly expected to pass. As far as I understand, following this approval they can complete the merger in a matter of a few business days to a few weeks, so by late August it should be done.
This merger stands to increase EBITDA by \~25%, decrease their overall debt ratio, increase their cash flow, and broaden the reach they have with an expanded subscriber base.

Sure, thats easy.
CHAR Tech has been 15 years in the making (R&D and pilot phase), they are on the verge of starting commercial production for biocarbon (phase 1) after which phase 2 will be doubling the biocarbon and making Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) as well. This is just at their Thorold site, they have 3 other sites under development and construction.
Biocarbon is highly in demand as its carbon neutral (so much in demand that they already have buyers lined up with offtake agreements - ArcelorMittal (2nd largest steel company in the world) and Elkem , a multi billion dollar silicone manufacturing company) they've already signed 2 multi year offtake agreements for the biocarbon.
Point 2 - RNG is highly in demand especially by Quebec and BC as they have provincial mandates to inject RNG into their gas pipelines. Most likely CHAR will sign a 20 year offtake agreement to sell RNG to a gas company from one of those province.
Oh, additionally, they use their same HTP technology to permanently destroy pfas (commercial level pilot in Baltimore). Partnered up with the City of Baltimore and Synagro (Synagro Is wholly owned by Goldman Sachs). There is massive potential to replicate this at other Synagro sites across North America.
Demand is there, partnerships are there and sealed, buyers are there, they've locked in their feedstock suppliers. Oh, the canadian government has put in $20 million in grant funding, so the govt is backing them up too since this lines up with Canada's net zero goals.
Once commercial production starts, the company will be going through a major re rating, stock is wildly mispriced as its only being valued as a pilot right now.

Asli G to patience marti hai! Pani mein mera andha nuksan ho chuka hai.
Everytime i tell myself, shant reh bhai, sb theek ho jayega, pr BC tattey short ho jatey hain... Aur Sadness mein BC exit kr deta hoon!

We didnt get into the specifics of costs for the feedstock and cost to pelletize, however they have secured low/cheap and sufficient feedstock for their sites. What i do know is that there is sufficient demand from customers (ArcelorMittal, Elkem, and others for biocarbon and of course the BC and Quebec provinces mandate RNG to be injected into their pipeline) , char has secured biocarbon offtake agreements at market pricing ($1000 to $1500 per tonne of biocarbon).
There is definitely a profit to be made, I dont think the management team would be pursuing this otherwise!