/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58281743
usually I don't like to spoonfeed but I'll help a dividendtard out. For energy, Exxon, Chevron and Canadian Natural are all very strong in the oil&gas producer space. In the more natgas focused space, Arc Resources and Tourmaline are sustainable divvy payers. There's also some great oil&gas royalty companies with strong margins and sustainble dividends thanks to the low cost royalty business model: Topaz Energy, Prairiesky Royalty and Freehold Royalty. For uranium there's only one and that's Kazatomprom, very cheap but possibly inaccessible to you and also political risk as it's a Kazakh state owned company (basically the Petrobras of uranium). For base metals, go with the giants: BHP, Rio Tinto, Glencore, Vale, Freeport McMoran. They pay out well over time. In the gold sector I can recommend Agnico, Barrick and the fairly unknown Endeavour Mining and B2Gold. And finally fertilizers: Nutrien and Mosaic.
>>58281754
Might be better to wait for the charts to cool down a bit, I'm not buying silver companies right now myself but will add when the technicals look better.
>Dolly Varden
will do well. They've consolidated land packages over the years and turned a single small mineral asset into two slightly bigger assets which may actually be contiguous enough to merge into one. I don't own DV but it's a decent silver name desu
>>58281791
>niggers get to fuck pic related
maybe I should buy a few silver coins for the meme. If you know you know

>>56414488
Short term, yes. Longer term, bottom is still well down from here

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