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Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostGood to see your still around hobby ðŸ‘ðŸ‘
I have been following the pestilence tallys, cerb and govt printing $CAD to no end. I started looking for a defence strategy. The best I can gather is buy and hold some bitcoin. Its really volatile and fun to watch.
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Can anybody comment on energy ETF's like Nuttals Nine Point.
Is there room left for more growth after recent run up?
Is it still better than cash if we continue to see inflation and general economic breakdown?
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Originally posted by shtferbrains View PostCan anybody comment on energy ETF's like Nuttals Nine Point.
IMO they are trying to shunt inflation into energy and let it take the blame. Probably some Great Reset Bullshit coming like solar and wind wont cause inflation.
The CEO of Blackrock said today the world is so short of energy he is expecting civil unrest.
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Originally posted by shtferbrains View PostCan anybody comment on energy ETF's like Nuttals Nine Point.
Is there room left for more growth after recent run up?
Is it still better than cash if we continue to see inflation and general economic breakdown?
Either the lights must shut off or the price needs to go much higher. My favorite is ISO.V located in Northern Sask, I've been in from under a $1 and won't be selling anytime soon with the best uranium intercept in the world of 73% U308 over 9m at just 80 meters depth. Thats some unbelievable spicy ground, their property borders Cameco ground. By my calculations 1 cubic meter along strike has a value of $360,000USD in situ.
There is also URC.V Uranium Royalty Corp. Royalty Co's are great as they are insulated from rising costs and risk is spread out between multiple producers. They receive a NSR (Net Smelters Return) right off the top usually for the life of the mines they helped finance.
Sprott offers a Uranium Etf I do believe.Last edited by biglentil; Oct 26, 2021, 18:16.
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Originally posted by shtferbrains View PostCan anybody comment on energy ETF's like Nuttals Nine Point.
Is there room left for more growth after recent run up?
Is it still better than cash if we continue to see inflation and general economic breakdown?
Both the WTI oil and NNRG charts have room to go higher.
I like NNRG above 28.34 but not below that price.
I don't own it and haven't considered buying it until now.
I can't comment on the second question.Last edited by wheatking16; Oct 26, 2021, 18:50.
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After seeing Mr Treudau's new environment minister it looks suicidal to invest in Canadian oil patch. Same for Uranium or anything that disturbs a full on virtuous environmental image.
Last one broke turn out the lights on Canadian resource developers.
How do you invest in offshore oil and gas?
They are going to boom.
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Originally posted by shtferbrains View PostAfter seeing Mr Treudau's new environment minister it looks suicidal to invest .
Or just jump out of country to Exxon and the majors or just buy oil futures USL. AB may be a punching bag but Texas aint.
The more govt squeezes this resource, the higher it will go. The regulations backfire across the spectrum of society. Carbon tax is just a big boomerang right into the consumer pocket.
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Asian steel prices under pressure . . . .
Now U.S. midwest hot rolled steel prices tumbled 6 percent in the past 24 hours. Deflation can reel-its-head in industrial sectors on any hint of drop in buyer demand.
Crude rally now appears supported by intense fund buying this week. No one want wants to miss out on the inflation gravy train. ’Buy it’ while it’s hot, they say . . . .
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Originally posted by jazz View PostA recession is in the cards for Canada for sure. The rest of the yr will be same as this quarter. Thats what happens when you spend your treasure buying votes instead of increasing productivity. We have all the inflation and no growth and no powder to throw at the next problem.
The loon will be 65c and it will be preceded by a credit downgrade and then interest rate increases. I dont like to think about monetary policy.
Jazz you have state over and over that oils going to the moon, the Cdn $ does follow oil.
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So your right on board with Mr Treudau's plans for Canada then Forage?
He's your man?
Cabinet looks good for us all?
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Originally posted by shtferbrains View PostSo your right on board with Mr Treudau's plans for Canada then Forage?
He's your man?
Cabinet looks good for us all?
Just questioning Jazz's yearly prediction on the down fall of the Cdn$.
Since you weighed in on the topic what does crystal ball tell you, or would you like let Jazz handle it?
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Originally posted by foragefarmer View PostMy man was Paul Martin, since then there has been no P.M. or opposition leader worth mentioning.
Just questioning Jazz's yearly prediction on the down fall of the Cdn$.
Since you weighed in on the topic what does crystal ball tell you, or would you like let Jazz handle it?
Remember being early is not being wrong. You should thank AB for keeping Canada solvent for now.
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