Hopefully. However during stock market crashes everything got sold due to panic selling, margin call refinancing.....but PM will not fall that much and flip after earlier bottoming and then go up. We are maybe 1 year away of the supercycle. I hope to see Silver 3 digits 😮😊
Depends on type of investment. To become a qualified investor the minimum is 25k. For warrants usually 100k minimum. For royalties minimum 1 million dollars. It does also include knowing the company, management etc.
I had gold mining stocks and funds and I won't make that mistake again. It just doesn't make you win money, on the contrary. A very bad investment. To prove my point just look at the different miners out there like Barrick Gold or Newmont Mining and look at their shares history. Best case scenario you haven't won or lost money. If you buy coins or bars you win money in the long run. Sure you may buy a stock and it may go up dramatically in a very short time frame but if you decide to keep it for lets say a year then you'll be dissapointed. I remember Covid and how much gold shares were spiraling out of control losing 10% a day. That really opened my mind.
When tech crashes gold will shine
Hopefully. However during stock market crashes everything got sold due to panic selling, margin call refinancing.....but PM will not fall that much and flip after earlier bottoming and then go up. We are maybe 1 year away of the supercycle. I hope to see Silver 3 digits 😮😊
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Great interview thank you both
Thanks! Appreciate you tuning in.
Victoria gold and Yukon did not age very well :(
Hi Ky, love your interviews
Hey, thanks!
So how much money does a person have to have to invest in these mines !
Depends on type of investment. To become a qualified investor the minimum is 25k. For warrants usually 100k minimum. For royalties minimum 1 million dollars. It does also include knowing the company, management etc.
I had gold mining stocks and funds and I won't make that mistake again. It just doesn't make you win money, on the contrary. A very bad investment.
To prove my point just look at the different miners out there like Barrick Gold or Newmont Mining and look at their shares history. Best case scenario you haven't won or lost money. If you buy coins or bars you win money in the long run. Sure you may buy a stock and it may go up dramatically in a very short time frame but if you decide to keep it for lets say a year then you'll be dissapointed.
I remember Covid and how much gold shares were spiraling out of control losing 10% a day. That really opened my mind.
Well I guess if is only for the elites @@leonidas953
@@christianmuller292 I agree mining stocks are not easy investments. I have had good (not great) returns but I do a LOT of research before investing.
Agree, 100%. Investing in miners are VERY difficult. Better off holding physical, longterm.
Smart experienced mining analyst.
One of the best, if I dare say so