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Bill G's avatar

Prechter has gone full bull on Au and Ag.

When you hear Trump's name these days, it immediately conjures up visions of Jimmy Jones and Waco, Tx. That is a pretty good starting point for gold.

And good luck to the simps that thought he and his party were going to address the country's debt issues. Only when they are not in office.

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Joe Barile's avatar

100 plus days in for Trump and you make that comment. lol. You know nothing about geoPolitics or economics for that matter. I assure you nothing.

Give him his term and in 4 years there will be a big dent in the absolute mismanagement and the sovereign debt crisis he INHERITED from the dumb Dems / aka liberals in Canada.

My goodness… and on a last note the bull market for disconnected juniors is a year away minimum. There will be 60% of these god awful juniors with a billion shares out… gone by Dec/25.

Americans actually laugh at these juniors as do the millennials and now even the baby boomers. The disconnect is huge. Have a beer.

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Bill G's avatar

Ok, Joe-not sure if you were referring to the Jimmy Jones part or the debt part.

If it is the latter, I guess we will know in a few years which one of us is full of it.

Of course, by then, you will have a wheelbarrow full of excuses as to why it wasn't your cult hero's fault. We have a debt problem. Fix it. The wheels are turning and your boy is batting zero.

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dk's avatar

I spent some time maybe 6-7 years ago listening to these guys. They stimulated my desire to start day trading, but don’t ask me why cause I can’t tell you.

Anyway, my first year I made like $20k part-time. Next year a little over $40k part-time. Things were looking 🆙! The first 6 months of the third year (including a Bitcoin position I set in the prior year) I made…$237,000. I kid you not. And then my wife divorced me (not because of the trading). All I could think was “How stupid can you be to go for divorce when I’m totally on a roll?”

That’s my KEReport fond memory.

Nowadays my gold position (held a long time) has increased my post divorce net worth by ~30% since 12/21. I took the gold, the ex I believe was talked into buying annuities at interest rate lows. I was even kind enough to tell her “No matter what you do, do NOT buy annuities.” Of course, why trust your soon-to-be-ex-husband when you can believe your gf who has zero market or trading experience.

Ahhh… good times indeed!

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Allan Richard Wasem's avatar

For a little longer time-frame I think Dakota Gold (DC) is a good prospect. They're operating in the old Homestake Mine territory so we know that there is gold there. Has the "home field" advantage as well. In Canada West Red Lake (WRLGF) is in a very similar position position in the old Madsen Red Lake area.

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ThunderRollsOn's avatar

I’m a Sierra Madre investor as well. Up 50% since end of January. I bought due to its silver content. I’m overall weighted towards silver miners. I like the shiny.

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Cruising Economist's avatar

A real opportunity for organic growth in an historic district going into a terrific precious metals environment. So much better than getting diluted to death holding an exploration firm, even with good ground.

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Antonio Navarro Luna's avatar

What stock price do you see for Sierra Madre in a bullish silver environment (60-100$ per ounce)?

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ThunderRollsOn's avatar

I think overall, silver and gold, at least a 5 bagger this time next year.

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Antonio Navarro Luna's avatar

Thanks for the answer!

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ThunderRollsOn's avatar

Assuming it doesn’t get acquired.

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ThunderRollsOn's avatar

Invested in Astra last week from a Michael Gentele comment on a Peter Grandich YouTube. I didn’t have to do much research to invest afterwards.

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ThunderRollsOn's avatar

I also liked the Argentina location. All in with Argentina.

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AC's avatar

Any of these particularly stick out?

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John Rubino's avatar

I agree with some of the other comments about Sierra Madre. Small miner that just turned profitable and expects to grow dramatically in the coming year.

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