Author Archives: Tom

What’s Working? Uranium hit nine-year highs this week. Nat Gas hit seven-year highs this week. Gold and silver bottomed in May/June are indicating higher prices into the seasonally strong next four months. Short-term (one to five year) Treasuries are rising … Continue reading →

Fidelity Survey: 9 Out Of 10 Investors Find Digital Assets Appealing Sept 13, 2021, Taylor Scott This Fidelity 40-slide report outlines survey insights from over 1,000 respondents in Europe, Asia, and the U.S. between December 2020 and April 2021. Respondents … Continue reading →

Sassy Resources spinning out its Gander Gold Subsidiary List of some, Gold Rush Claim companies in Newfoundland Ten Under $10 For the Double Update.

Silver and Electric Metals: In this Video, Jake talks, with Keith Neumeyer, founder Chairman of First Majestic Silver about the massive increase in demand for Silver, Nickel Copper from the “Going Electric” movement. Silver is NOT What You Think | … Continue reading →

  Karora Resources (KRRGF)* $2.53 Trailing P/E is 5.4 Revenue is expected to Double by 2024 Earnings and Cash flows expected to expand faster than revenue growth. All in sustain Costs is $996 – expected to decline LOTM price prediction … Continue reading →

Just discovered CELO last night. Sorry now addicted to Crypto…. Altcoin: CELO, $5.80 a crypto protocol. Market Cap $5,670 million Circulation 1,000 million Big project / Big money backing them $5.80 altcoin – still developmental stage. Explanation Video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkpTmbkRv4A

BITW – a package of ten Crypto currencies – is up 23 percent in three days On Tuesday Aug 31, 2021, I bought 150 shares of Bitwise 10 CRYPTO INDEX (BITW)* $61.00 at a blended price of $49.58. It is up … Continue reading →

There has been a change, though subtle, with money flowing  into gold, silver and short-term  treasuries. This is typically a defensive maneuver by Institutional Investors to lighten up on risk-on positions and move some funds to risk-off positions. My coming to this conclusion … Continue reading →