/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20914151
NAK got through the first of several hurdles and its still a long way off from shovels in the ground.

>>20733067
Don't get involved with miners unless you learn a little bit about their cycles. The best juniors, for example, are those that look like great M&A targets.
NAK has one of the most lucrative claims in the world but the problem is going to be a lot of regulatory and legal bumps along the road.

>>20646293
No, I just learned my lessons with miners a decade ago.

>>20642386
No one should long hold NAK even if they get the first review. Mines always have years long cycles and it won't move once this initial news settles in for years unless it is a target of a M&A

>>20598034
Futures move well before any commodity producers. I don't even think most juniors are tradeable on RH or something that boomvestors would even see. The second I see RH open up OTC silver and gold miners to its users, I am selling everything to those chuckleheads.

>>20548923
Exploration phase: 2-5% since those are gambling tickets and may fall flat but the run up might be worth provided the people have good track records
Speculation phase: 5-10% if literally a recent news item
Discovery phase: Probably don't bother. No need to become an oil bagholder
Orphan phase: Don't bother. Watch announcements from the group about possible upcoming deals.
Financing: 10%
Producing: 10% if the mine has years of life ahead since its projected expenses were during the commodity bear market decade. Also helps if they have a currency even more garbage than the USD, the CAD for example.