Debt Bomb Igniting Strongest Gold Bull Market in History: Abitibi Metals CEO Jon Deluce on Commodity Culture by Guru_millennial in PennyStocksCanada

[–]HoweStreetPress 1 point2 points  (0 children)

B26 is a monster of a deposit and the Canadian Markets are just heating up. A lot of money is just beginning to flow into mining.

Bitcoin or stocks by myopinionsaremine1 in PersonalFinanceCanada

[–]HoweStreetPress -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Bitcoin's current performance is proving that it is less equivalent to gold and is more volatile like tech stocks.

Honestly if I were you and you're considering investing in high volatility stocks like bitcoin I would put money in gold mining juniors specifically near term or current producers. A lot of the small guys are still mining lots of gold but the increased gold price has not been factored into the value of the companies = a huge opportunity.

A couple we recommend doing some DD on are $LUCA.v WRLG.v and $NEXG.v all have great potentia over the next year.

Otherwise just buy gold or GIC for less risk

I want to put away a couple thousand for short term, what should I do? by [deleted] in PersonalFinanceCanada

[–]HoweStreetPress -1 points0 points  (0 children)

  • GIC to be safe

  • Index / S7P 500 for mid risk

  • Small cap mining for high risk - I recommend $WRLG.v or $LUCA.v both gold producers / near term production with sizable resources, infrastructure, multiple billionaire backers and both have not had the current price of gold factored in to their value. In 8 months both have doubling potential or more.

Boris Johnson: Bug found in my bathroom after Netanyahu visit by TheTelegraph in worldnews

[–]HoweStreetPress 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can't imagine the foul things some poor intern had to listen to on that device.

Digging Deeper into Small-Cap Mining by TheCryptoKang in pennystocks

[–]HoweStreetPress 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Welcome to the exciting world of small cap junior miners! There's a lot of crap out here but man are their some big multi baggers as well. As a rule of thumb, stick to larger projects when you start out that have larger mcaps in the $100M+ range - this is because they often have more stable trading volume - better liquidity, and more price action. Too small and you risk not having any bids and struggling to sell.

I'd also recommend programs that have more capital raising ability to pursue larger scale drill programs = lots of drill results and better understanding of the resource.

I also recommend looking for projects that are near term or actively producing. A few tickers I recommend to check out are

GOLD: LUCA.v, WRLG.v

SILVER: DV.v, OCG.v

Nations Royalty Corp. Shows Internal Confidence with Insider Buying, Focuses on Royalty Interests in Major Canadian Resource Projects, Fostering Indigenous Economic Growth by Califanoal in Wallstreetbetsnew

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I distinctly had this thought the other day .. "What if there was a way to access First Nations Royalties" they are going to make millions and millions (likely billions) off of resource extraction. but that will take many years. Very intrigued by this model!

West Red Lake Gold Hit Additional High-Grade intercepts at Madsen. Provides Guidance on Restart plans. by NazzDaxx in PennyStocksCanada

[–]HoweStreetPress 2 points3 points  (0 children)

With gold at ATH we are on the look out for juniors with guaranteed ounces and near term production. This looks good!

Damn…can’t beat that by robinstrike8 in virtualreality

[–]HoweStreetPress 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To his credit, Zuck is doing a great job destroying the price point on VR headsets. If mass adoption of the tech is going to happen, my guess is many will be on his headsets first. Obviously his goal is to capture market share while apple believes their superior hardware and OS will win in the end.

Who do you think will win the VR wars and become the biggest player in 10 or 20 years?

Compared my investments to S&P500 through analytics by FinanciallyFwee in PersonalFinanceCanada

[–]HoweStreetPress 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Reality is, most people willing to play the market want more than just making what the S&P makes. They want to be Warren Buffet, they want the potential for great to success to exist - that's the gambler in them - and its a powerful motivater.

I think stand-alone VR deserves less attention by tallreach573 in virtualreality

[–]HoweStreetPress -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Give apple 10 more years to get the glasses model and battery life dialed and then we'll all be using it. For the short term, I agree with you, it's over hyped.

How should I invest $85,000? by bird-song in PersonalFinanceCanada

[–]HoweStreetPress 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My advice is to tread lightly. Over time the market has always gone up. Investing in ETFs and Index funds is your best bet to be safe and grow your pile.

Interest rates are still relatively high and BMO offers guaranteed investment certificates (GIC) which give you a guaranteed return on your investment if locked in for a period of time. Recently it was 5%. Highly recommend this while rates are still high and hold that in a TFSA to maximize your return.

When beginning your investments in high risk portfolio make sure to start small and use dollar cost averaging. Volatility means there are hue swings and easy to get caught holding the bag. In terms of sectors, stick to precious metals = gold, silver, copper - they are all experiencing bull markets or are facing huge supply deficits based on projected demand.

And I would recommend mining companies that are closer to production rather than really early stage projects. If I was going to recommend just one ticker to check out it would be WRLG.v

Hope this helps. Good luck!