Analysts’ projected price targets for LOTM Crypto Companies of Interest
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Junior Miners Catching a Bid
We are sharing a few charts illustrating that Junior Miners are catching a bid. If you want levels of safety (as in cash flow) the we have two ideas that are beginning new cash flows in 2025. Some of the higher risk but high potential movers would be exploration stage miners who are a few years away from production.
We are showing multiple technical indicators that help illustrate accumulation that is building in the shares of these companies. NOTE: These are small illiquid companies that traditional trading (stop loss) tactics don’t work. Consider that you are buying companies, and you like the prospect of the company longer term and hope you get a big run short term. If you want in & out trading look to the bigger producing names in the mining sector. Continue reading
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We are very close to crossing the line to a Debt Based Spiral
The Bond market, globally, is about four times larger than the global equity Markets. What happens in the debt impacts the equity markets.
The Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates in 2024 however the interest rates on US Ten-year Treasuries have risen. This increase in “market rates” is influencing the strength of the US Dollar. It is causing the US Dollar to rise. The majority of debt globally is priced in the US Dollar. Debt outside the USA, priced in US$ must be paid in US$ so there is a scrabble to gather US$s. Local currencies outside the USA fall as the US$ rises, so the cost to service debt rises when priced in local currencies. The scramble for US$ by debtors outside the USA pushes the US$ higher as seen in the chart below. The October 2024 to present time period is referenced. Continue reading
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I: Make a Million$ Club (M&M Club)
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LOTM has accepted the position as stated below:
“We believe we are experiencing a once-in-a-generation global shift in the market from fiat money controlled by government central banks to network-based money, more commonly called ‘cryptocurrency,’ with this transition still in the early stages.” Continue reading
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Early in my brokerage career (1977) I literally sat ten feet from a 68-year old broker, who, on news that a company he knew well, declared bankruptcy. He immediately liquidated everything he owned (which amounted to around $4 million dollars) and bought the stock and bonds of the bankrupt company. His logic in doing so was the railroad which he was buying into was a company he knew well and had traded for 30 years. The $3.00 stock and nickel on the dollar priced bonds he bought, had in his estimation, $150 per share in land value. Bankruptcy would free up the land value. Three-years later, his $4 million was many multiples higher. The company did not liquidate but because of the land value, reorganized. The $3.00 stock was trading at $150 per share and the bonds returned to full value and he was owed the back interest on the bonds. As 27 year-old new broker, it made an impression on me. That is how you make money in the market. Know your company. Trade the stock so you are ready for anything! It’s not a perfect world, however. You will still lose money on some deals. But over time … you will do well and occasionally get very “lucky.”
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to us all! It is going to be a wild ride in 2025 so buckle up. Continue reading
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In this LOTM Note:
I have attached a 16 minute video that describes what is helping drive the price of bitcoin. Of course it is not as simple as price go up. There are games and strategies being put on by large players (Hedge funds) what involve Convertible bonds the shorting to hedge or arbitrage those convertible bonds – who benefits and who is held back by these strategies. Instead of writing it is best to just listen to the sixteen minute video. Speed up the presentation if you are short on time.
Please see this video it you are involved in crypto or Bitcoin miners. It is not all bad or all good. It is important for you to know what is playing Continue reading
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