/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24874431
Thanks a lot anon, you do some fine work too and are way better at the nitty-gritties and numbers than I am. When it comes to geology i'm retarded as well.

My strategy is that I have a circle of experts (below) I follow and trust, and when names appear and especially when they appear more than once I'll take looks at the companies, management, stories, market sentiment, newsflow, geology, geography etc. Once that`s all done I keep tabs on them and have to make my own decision eventually whether or not it`s a good buy. It's a top down styled approach, and there aren't that many really really good companies out there so eventually you start to know a lot of them and their stories pretty well.

I spend quite some time looking at the charts of companies as well using really basic indicators like Fibonaccis and RSI, and basic patterns like flags and cups. It helps that I have a "sitfolio" style portfolio with about 50 PM miners and 10 U miners. It's not a style for everyone though but it works well for me and mitigates risk tailored to my and my strategies' specific weaknesses. I hold a full-time blue collar job as well so I don`t actually have that much time, but I squeeze in any research I can, like listening to company interviews in the shower, listening to Macro in the car, etc.

>>24874907
If you`re looking for a sure and safe bet I`m a fan of Cameco, I own a small position as a bedrock style position. Also when institutions eventually pour in they`ll go for what`s liquid.

>>24874937
>Quinton Hennigh, GV, Don Durret, Tavi Costa, Jeff Clark, Brent Cook, Eric Sprott, Palisades Radio,
>Miningstockeducation, Brent Johnson, Jeffrey Snider, Lyn Alden, RealVision, Jordan Roy Byrne, Korelin economics, Grant Williams,
>Steve Van Metre, Jr Mining Network, Jamie Keech, Marin Katusa, Gwen Preston,
>Jeb Handwerger, TheHedgelessHorseman, Peter Spina, Lobo Tigre, Silver Chartest,
>Mike Green, CruxInvestor, Kitco, Kyle Bass, Peter Schiff, Cambridge House