/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28648779
As an owner of "normal" 2020 Roo's (picrel) I can calm you down by saying they don't sound good at all when doing the ping test. So yours can be legit, don't lose hope

>>24869908
Kangaroos are fine, plus they have low premiums.
t. have a hundred 2020 .999 silver roo's

>>23158898
Yeah. My mom's reaction when told her that I had bought 100oz of silver was predictable but still I'm glad I told her. I want to make my family proud of me, and I want to show them that I can take care of my economy by myself

>>22413037
Hey, new to investing. Been lurking a while and bought 100oz 2020 Silver Kangaroos. I've been engaging in discussions here on the last few /pmg/ threads and got happily spoonfed. I'm counting on you guys, sate my thirst for knowledge. I was planning on buying mining stocks but I have a couple of questions and hesitations holding me back.
1) When I search for a mining company (for example Bayhorse) they usually show their stock in US and Canadian markets. The course is the same and the price is the same, and I'd like to buy from the US markets because my broker has slightly higher fees for Canadian market. But nobody is buying or selling the US stocks. What does this mean? Can I only buy the Canadian stocks because the company is based there?
2) Would now be a good time to buy miners? If stocks plummet, the miners will take a hit too right? Should I hold out on miners?
3) Shouldn't I just buy short-term debts to at least get my money back? Stocks seem very volatile now.
4) Top 5 miners with great potential for returns? I don't mind moderate risk. I plan to use the Buffet strategy of investing into multiple high reward stocks. Feel free to post your other favorites as well even if they're low reward though, I would appreciate that too.
5) I'm aware miners as an investment require a lot of research (thankfully turbochads like Pan Man are here) and I would like to do my own reading as well before making an investment. Where do I get good information on a particular company?

Thank you in advance kind metal men

Hey, new to investing. Been lurking a while and bought 100oz 2020 Silver Kangaroos. I've been engaging in discussions here on the last few /pmg/ threads and got happily spoonfed. I'm counting on you guys, sate my thirst for knowledge. I was planning on buying mining stocks but I have a couple of questions and hesitations holding me back.
1) When I search for a mining company (for example Bayhorse) they usually show their stock in US and Canadian markets. The course is the same and the price is the same, and I'd like to buy from the US markets because my broker has slightly higher fees for Canadian market. But nobody is buying or selling the US stocks. What does this mean? Can I only buy the Canadian stocks because the company is based there?
2) Would now be a good time to buy miners? If stocks plummet, the miners will take a hit too right? Should I hold out on miners?
3) Shouldn't I just buy short-term debts to at least get my money back? Stocks seem very volatile now.
4) Top 5 miners with great potential for returns? I don't mind moderate risk. I plan to use the Buffet strategy of investing into multiple high reward stocks. Feel free to post your other favorites as well even if they're low reward though, I would appreciate that too.
5) I'm aware miners as an investment require a lot of research (thankfully turbochads like Pan Man are here) and I would like to do my own reading as well before making an investment. Where do I get good information on a particular company?

Thank you in advance