'The only relation they have is they are a penny stocks which really only defines liquidity issues.'
There exist issues other than liquidity? ... that should be interesting, scarey though it may be, the thought of complicating the standard formula, to wit -
Share up = Good
Share down = Evil
Which formula is precisely the same in resources, by the way ... Y is right, they compare point for point across the board, a speckie is a speckie is a speckie, no matter the sector ... see, compare these two, they're exactly the same, only the resources one is even more so [i hold both btw, and will for some time], it is irrelevant that one is trying to commercialise a technology, and the other is building a mine -
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A few points -
1. there is much more to the metals sector than gold
2. not all goldbugs are doomsters
3. the good get-rich-quick stocks in my experience take about two to five years
4. look around you at all your things, and reflect that if it wasn't grown, as in wood or roses or cannabis etc, then the materials to build it had to be either pumped or mined out of the ground ... metals pervade our lives, somebody has to go out and get them, that's just a fact of life ... every stroke in my typing here is brought to you by gold, because that's what the plug is coated with
Some helpful hints with speckies -
1. it is best to feel the agony of defeat thoroughly, absorb it deep in every sorry bone of your sad aching body, live it in every way, to the exclusion of all else ... then you'll appreciate better the days like today, when your stock goes up
2. it can help to hit yourself as hard as you can stand on the head, with a hammer, to augment the effects [but remember to stop when the stock turns up]
3. for those of us lucky enough to be fully certifiably m-d, when the rally comes try substituting gin or something for the lithium, this gives enormous benefit, as you can imagine eh, lalalalala ziiipppie who-haw
4. just don't forget where you left the hammer |
