THH – Musings About Best Value
#1 Physical Gold/Silver first since the whole financial system is at stake.
If one wants to own explorers I think one should primarily stick to Tier 2- Tier 1, post discovery plays in this environment.
- Big
- High grade (High margin)
… Where the value of exploration outpaces the negative impact of a declining metals price.
Otherwise buying cashed up proven success/Discounted sunk costs with margin of safety makes more sense…
One can buy <Tier 3 projects and lower for much less than what it would cost to reach that stage in the first place. Almost no early stage or grassroot project will become a Tier 2-Tier 1 deposit anyway.
Keeping it Simple: HODL cases
- Preferably Margin of Safety
- Lowers risk
- Years of runway for growth
- Less need for good timing
- High insider ownership
- They will lie awake worrying about the company more than you do
- Competent management
- Time is the friend of a good management team
- Good access to capital
- Allows for higher value creating pace and less dilution
Private Placements
Warrants from private placements will never have better Risk/Reward than when a sector is in a fire sale environment for the simple reason that warrants are risk free upside potential… And when the sector is extremely low the upside potential is extremely high.
Hey Horseman, Would you consider doing a bit more extended post on this topic later on? With a mention maybe of how to weigh those companies that are exploring but also producing a little, or soon to be producing? Producing a little silver or gold might pull a company through the dark stretches ahead.
Will probably do a video on it. Investing theory sure is fun in this sector and one can never stop learning.
Best regards
So out of all the companies out there name your top 5 best potential gains based on all of your investing risk/reward information. Not investing advice just your top 5 to buy and hold through the collapse of the western economies.
Will try to get around making a video soonish where I discuss a few.
Best regards