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Strategies & Market Trends : 2026 TeoTwawKi ... 2032 Darkest Interregnum -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TobagoJack who wrote (186379)	4/14/2022 9:40:53 AM
From: sense	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217688

With more of a near term focus... my recent posts on silver... It's time... and RRG... GATO has a few uncontrolled risks... bigger risk longer term... but, appreciate the "beaten down" types bought low if they're likely to recover former status... so picked up GPL under $0.20 a while back... sold for a double... and now its back in a buy zone and improving. AUNFF also on the low priced and "troubled" list, clearly is on sale... maybe a bit higher in risk than GPL or GATO ... but, if they can show a path to fixing it... In the near term... AXU, MMNGF, FSM, NEWP have nice charts with lots of upside... HL always moves well but isn't cheap now... similar chart patterns in others that have moved already, like PAAS, EXK, [left off BSR.V/BBSRF... so editing it in...] NEWP an outlier worth noting as it has "low grade" silver... same as gold miners might find 60 grams over 8 meters and that's good... but 8 grams over 60 meters is better... look at their numbers and its just stupid: - 86.03 Metre Interval Grading 229 grams per tonne Silver - 323 m interval grading 1.03 g/t gold and 12 g/t silver1 - 48 m interval of silver mineralization grading 78 g/t silver, 2.07% lead + zinc stacked on top of 95 m interval of gold mineralization grading 1.14 g/t gold and 31 g/t silver Hard for people to wrap heads around something that;s that different... but, as they'll open pit it... cheaper to mine it, too. CC.CA is interesting... for the rocks... SILV an outlier because building a mine now... the value won't out fully until its all done, so its relatively low in price... and in volatility... so a longer term play, but meaning its on sale now... similarly as FNLPF stuck paying for MAG's mine... the debt risk and the cost and risk of mine building scares people off... but, "on sale" is the result... and if the "silver higher" premise proves true... after the big whiff on it last year... the debt will evaporate... sort of the same issue as at GTE in terms of how to use the debt properly in relation to timing the cycle... I think BHLL in that same camp, too, although much more a low priced stock... people under-appreciating the value of their proven asset now... and they'll sneak up on people soon... Others on the low priced list... MMNGF nice chart... ABBRF also an easy double... like GRSLF which is the only one here purely a chart pick The "swing for the fences" play... is GLDRF / ITKO.CA at around a nickel... They've been tracking down the source of a small gold deposit they've been drilling to define resources, and looking for "more"... and they've found what looks like the parent source in a big hidden copper/silver porphyry... with some very high silver grades found in samples from veins located in local rock well above the hidden cap. Its got huge potential... Lots of others to list on the gold side, in both the Newfoundland and B.C. Golden Triangle camps... and a few out therein between them... but, will limit this to the silver miners... I think using AGQ as "cash holding" versus brokers sweep perhaps makes sense... as just looked and see the BOIL 55 May20 calls I paid $4.40 for just recently are at $34.40 today... and perhaps AGQ will follow in that path soon ?