Copper is still missing from my commodity stocks. Put it on the watchlist and take a closer look
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Huhu, have you taken a closer look at k92?
Huhu, have you taken a closer look at k92?
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@Tenbagger2024 I find them interesting if you want to have gold and copper in combination. If you prefer one commodity, I think there are stocks that have performed less well. I currently see the most potential in smaller silver explorers, such as $EDR, and there are also stocks in the gold sector that still have some catching up to do, such as $ELO
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@Multibagger
Hello my dear.
I saw your entry into endavour silver. I also like the share and see potential for silver next year.
And definitely a good investment for you.
As you know, I look a lot for long-term investments and I put the chart of k92 against it here. I can see how nicely k92 has developed upwards in the long term. I see Endavour silver as a very cyclical stock. Which tends to put me off it in the long term.
Perhaps the good long-term performance of K92 is due to the fact that it is active in gold, silver and copper. Maybe that's why it's better for a long-term story. What do you think of my assessment?
Hello my dear.
I saw your entry into endavour silver. I also like the share and see potential for silver next year.
And definitely a good investment for you.
As you know, I look a lot for long-term investments and I put the chart of k92 against it here. I can see how nicely k92 has developed upwards in the long term. I see Endavour silver as a very cyclical stock. Which tends to put me off it in the long term.
Perhaps the good long-term performance of K92 is due to the fact that it is active in gold, silver and copper. Maybe that's why it's better for a long-term story. What do you think of my assessment?
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•@Tenbagger2024 With $EDV, the reason in recent years was that they only had 2 old mines with high costs in production. This is now changing completely, so I see a lot of potential, as I also see the most potential in silver. I also have a relatively high weighting in $PPTA in my portfolio. That means I'm more likely to play the gold card. And as I'm already well up, I'm letting it run, especially as it also has antimony as a new pillar.
$KNT It's more of a general store. But I have to admit that I haven't analyzed the mining content of the individual materials and the respective costs in their mining area very closely. Compared to other growth values, this is the decisive factor for mine values. If the quantity to be extracted is lower in areas close to the surface, deeper drilling is required, higher costs mean lower yields. The ratio of rock to mineral is also an important indicator. Because if a mine only has a small amount of mineral-rich rock left, new areas have to be developed and that costs a lot of money.
$KNT It's more of a general store. But I have to admit that I haven't analyzed the mining content of the individual materials and the respective costs in their mining area very closely. Compared to other growth values, this is the decisive factor for mine values. If the quantity to be extracted is lower in areas close to the surface, deeper drilling is required, higher costs mean lower yields. The ratio of rock to mineral is also an important indicator. Because if a mine only has a small amount of mineral-rich rock left, new areas have to be developed and that costs a lot of money.
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@Multibagger
Yes, thank you . There are also a few posts about k92 in the forum. The costs look pretty good
Yes, thank you . There are also a few posts about k92 in the forum. The costs look pretty good
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