The Private Investor

@SamsonLi7 Hello Samson, have you taken a look at $tgolf (Thunder Gold) and $$emauf (Emperor Metals)? I believe it would be worth your time.

Well, if WM can make it, I'm sure the following members of the Avengers/Cheap Ounces Alliance have more reasons to be better. $GWM.NE $aue.ax $pgl.ax $gbm.ax $MGM.NE $bvr.ax $SOI.NE $mth.ax $GPG.NE $for $GLDC.NE #gold

@JimPellman @Gentleman_Ways Respectfully, it looks more like an NC Wyeth to me.

@Gentleman_Ways One of Howard Pyle's art works.

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My top 3 do not get to 20% but here they are in no particular order: McFarlane Lake Mining $MLMLF, Emperor Metals $EMAUF and Thunder Gold $TGOLF All in Canada and trading at roughly $7 to $10 per ounce AU in the ground (all resource categories). Not advise or recommendation, do your own dd.

3 stocks you would be OK to have 20%-30% in 10 stocks you would be OK to have 5%-10% in 30 stocks you would be ok to have 0.5%-2% in ... But you only have 100% to invest Hold cash when exactly...?

@Silver__Santa Appreciate your honesty Santa. Up 11% thus far (knock wood).

What are your PF gains in 2026 ?

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@goldseek Since every producing miner owns a depleting asset, their business shrinks a little every day. Accordingly, I do not favor dividends or buybacks. I prefer excess capital deployed into resource expansion and/or acquisitions.

I am getting tired of gold miners buying back their shares. It’s time that shareholders are rewarded via dividend distributions in 2026! Let the shareholders decide what to do with the extra cash on hand. Companies who issue substantial dividends will be the most attractive.

Well, it took another couple of months but my one (1) laggard is a laggard no more. Sirios Resources $SIREF SOI.v exploded upwards about 135% last week. I don’t comment with great frequency but if/when @TheApeOfGoldST posts another request for ideas, hopefully I’ll find something useful in my portfolio that I can share.

A month ago @TheApeOfGoldST posted a query for super cheap quality stocks. I offered four (4) with the caveat that quality is in the eye of the beholder. Three (3) have ripped higher since then: P2 Gold $PGLDF $PGLD.V, Gold Terra $YGTFF $YGT.V and Lahontan Gold $LGCXF $LG.V. They are up 86%, 162% and 27% respectively. For context, the $GDXJ was up 13%. I’ve had one (1) laggard . . . Sirios Resources $SIREF $SOI.V up 3%. @SiriosRes is sitting on 3M oz Au (Ind. & Inf), in Canada, 15 km from an operating mine and has a US$21M market cap. I guess time will tell if I was early or wrong. #gold #goldjuniors #miners

@Silver__Santa Santa, Talisker is in perhaps the best location of the lot (Integra too) may I ask why no position in either?

There is a reason for everything. #GOLDJUNIORS Steppe, Soma, Orvana, JZR, Golconda, Jaguar, Mako, Altyngold, Starcore: I have them all. These are the Gold Juniors that are the most leveraged to high Gold. I also think that Gold will see $10,000 within a few years or sooner.

My largest position is a blue chip that I’ve held for 20 years or so. But my second largest position is more interesting IMO. That company is a silver junior called Silver Tiger Metals, $slvr.v and $slvtf. They just received permit and stock is trading nearly 20% below recent highs. Due your own due diligence.

What's your best idea/top position right now?

@Comm_Invest I’m with you THH on NexGold and Amex.

I don't think it is a good idea to be obsessed about ten baggers... You might end up not buying a probable 3-bagger because there is a 10% chance that some other High Risk play MIGHT go 10X. Almost anything could theoretically 10X so everything can look like a buy. Probable 2-4X cases are very rare though... And you really do not want to miss those.

@Comm_Invest Valid point. To close the loop, what do see as the most probable 3-baggers?

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@TheApeOfGoldST Ape, for your consideration of super cheap quality stocks with the disclaimer that those desciptors are in the eye of the beholder and each may have their own unique risks: P2 Gold $PGLDF $PGLD, Sirios $SIREF $SOI.V, Gold Terra $YGTFF $YGT.V and Lahontan Gold $LGCXF $LG.V.

I agree. But I would say $TUDOR.v - Tudor Gold should atleast be worth 3-5x higher by now. Not 5-40x 🫣 This stock is one of few still “super cheap” quality stocks out there. They are hard to find, I tried find one today, couldn’t find one. 6-12 months ago I could find 10 a day…. #GOLD

The late Richard Russell who authored Dow Theory Letters for over five decades penned an essay titled, "Rich Man, Poor Man". If one were to Google it and read this timeless piece they will have made a prudent effort IMO.

@SBR147 Well done. I have 14 bags but sold some at 6 bags and some more at 9 bags. Any good ideas out there for bag management?

A lot of the PF red today but only small amounts. $RNU on 🔥🔥🔥 keeps its momentum going and over all a green day. $RNU also officially becomes my 1st 20 bag today 🎉🥳

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@Robin25461631 @TheMoneySponge For those interested, p.36 of Cornish Metals $cusn 10/21 presentation has a convenient chart summarizing size and grade of tin industry projects.

@TheMoneySponge #ATM Think they should get rid of the name 'pilot plant' . It's so big, it is knocking out $1m of free cash flow a month. Fully funded expansion from 700 to 1200, tantalum separator and lithium concentrate line to process 'tailings'. All in 3-6 months

#ATM Highlights: Making c.$1m month FCF Expansion underway Further resource drilling #Lithium test work for pilot #lithium plant 150yr mine life at today's throughput! #tantalum #lithium could send #tin unit costs to 0 ! All funded £55m Cap - bonkers

@Robin25461631 @TheMoneySponge Respectfully, “so big”? Presentation shows M&I of 47,664 tons Sn. Small compared to other players. What am I missing?

@glr_1990 Respectfully GLR, I believe the chart is referencing “tin stock” as in a measurement of tonnes held, not as in equity prices.

You'd think tin stocks would be a good place for your money right about now, but the market seems to think otherwise... #ATM #TIN