With gold and silver stocks moving it’s important to be selective to outperform the GDX
Sean Brodrick, Editor of the Gold and Silver Trader joins me to share some of the stocks he likes and what he thinks are the most important aspects to look for when doing your due diligence. We look at miners down to exploration companies.
If you want more information on Sean’s newsletter please email me at Fleck@kereport.com.
only 2 seconds long?
the interviews are very efficient.
It’s fixed now, thanks guys. Sorry about the poor upload.
Platinum and silver getting cheaper by the day…………..
Ratios……….1.88 to 1……..platinum….soon you will get two pieces of platinum for one oz of gold. …$875 platinum….man that is cheap
Ratio………..95 to 1…….silver, $17.17…cheap, cheap…….
All I heard last two years from many of gold newsletters, miners going to make you ton money when gold breaks out. Here we are with gold up over $400 and miners very select but juniors gone nowhere, your buying lotto ticket. Stick with gdxj at least your not loosing money.
Got Phyz………..keep phyz………be your own central bank……it is that easy…..
Bloombug out…endorses criminal Biden
I like Sean and have enjoyed listening to his interviews on various platforms over the years and feel he has a good grasp on resource stocks in general. I do agree with having an array of stocks across the different subsectors and risk profiles as Sean mentioned. Going all in on just a few miners can be the most rewarding, but it is also incredibly risky where a few unforseen issues can sink a company almost overnight.
The only part of the interview I agreed with was the dissing of the perceived “riskier” jurisdictions. K92 Mining has done great in Papua New Guinea, Abraplata has been on a tear lately and it is exploring and developing in Argentina, Mako Mining has outperformed most miners succeeding at developing their new mine in Nicaragua, and yes Ecuador is risky, but there are tons of great Copper and Gold projects developing there. It like West Africa where sure it’s risky, but mining is risky all over the planet and I see US states like Alaska, Minnesota, Montana, Virginia, etc.. being far more difficult to get a social license in and navigate the permitting process than some of these other more frontier markets.
Yes, buying stocks last week was a great value, and longer term they represent great value propositions as the miners will attract more attention in 2020 and 2021, than they did in years past with metals prices lower, and when Cryptos, Cannabis, eSports, and Fintech bubbled up distracting the speculative money.
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