/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25292375
Alright, you have cash to burn. That's good, you'll do well. Although I will add (if you don't mind) that you strike me as somebody who doesn't bother doing much DD... Pardon me if I'm wrong. Anyways, I strongly recommend researching these companies and really understanding what they do and where the risks lie. I'll stop pestering you about that now lol

Also sell AMD and buy some more miners! It's an order ;)
>>25292401
>Black Tusk
I'll have to add that to the research pile. First time I've heard of them.
>If SSE had a $15 or $20 or $25 million market cap, I'd start dissuading people from buying it (just as I stopped recommending KS, AUN, VZLA, after they went up 4x)
Very smart anon. A lot of people just follow the herd and keep talking about the same companies all the time expecting big things when the train may have left already. It's good to keep digging for great companies, there's plenty that aren't talked about here at all that I own and love, and plenty that I would really want to own. And more to come as I keep searching!
>I tend think of my positions as being divided into two categories, buy-and-hold ones and liquid ones
That's an interesting strategy. Not bad, might help you take opportunities even when you don't have money to invest. I only have one or two that I'd be willing to dump in order to consolidate or enter a new position.


I'll add to the end that I think differently mainly because I'm not too into silver stocks like the rest of /pmg/. I'm much more a gold guy when it comes to stonks so I often turn away from mainly silver plays. If I had more money to invest I'd own more silver miners of course. And base metals, and uranium.