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No fee to open an account. But did take few days to go live.

They charge 3£ for ISA each month. No inactive fee. European fee are extra I think. 1 free withdrawal each month and charge after that depending on location of the exchange sold.

Have a look, I get confused myself tbh.

Just started with ib, the UI is a bit archaic. I think they also charge £3 for UK stocks? Just make sure pc is good or it just slows down

Using IB to look at Canadian and us small caps. The thing is you need to ask for permission to do this and that. Not necessarily beginner friendly.

I also use free trade and 212. 212 is like fricking disco lights. I think they mostly make money from cfds.

I think gold pour could be around November, perhaps full capacity in 2027.

Can't really compare amaroq to metals tbh , Greenland it's just a lot of ice. Everything drags.

I reckon up 50p+ if la India comes online. There are like what only handful of gold producers in the aim market.

I mean if you look at greatland their ASIC is double of metals, but they do have jurisdiction advantage.

Hopefully Darren buys back some of the shares as well.

The Shanghai exchange at 12 USD higher might include vat, or vat on delivery. Not to sure.

If you go to Shanghai metals exchange you can see price including and excluding vat.

The price of silver, if balanced I would think 50-60 USD is fairly healthy, as miners actually end up having good margins on that level.

Comex have had to raise margin quite a bit apparently to protect some people. At least that's what Jeff Christian bloke says from cpm group. Though silver ppl dislike the bloke though.

USA in spite of its perceived demogougary still attracts lots of talents around the world and commands premium jurisdiction in the global market. I expect it won't change anytime soon but commentators point out a recession has been due for a while and AI or tech is mostly leading the stock market but due to AI fears or if AI will give ROI. The fear is it won't perhaps in this decade. So lots of ppl still playing the tech game.

The only thing is snp500 and gold has been going higher at the same time, see which one loses steam first.

Yea but the vid only posted like couple o days ago.

But ott with the music, but looks impressive here with the operation.

https://x.com/MTLexploration/status/2013931764314423572?s=20

Oh no, not Asianguy AI.

Silver probably I would think retains at 100 USD or above for a while. Though it seems to follow gold, even if it is more of an industrial metal for last few decades, so the sgr is not necessarily applicable but India introducing it as a collateral will place it as a monetary metal there.

Was looking at the maths from silver institute and it has been in deficit for a while so market fundamentals are there. But did not expect this violent move to occur at this stage since it had stayed stagnant for such a long time. That it was easy to ignore the fundamentals.

If you compare to lithium squeeze, it lasted about 2 years but the thing was there was plenty of lithium in the market, but upstream refining was a bottleneck.

I expect solar to reduce silver and add more copper but Ukraine wars have fundamentally changed the game for silver, as those drones especially UAVs use silver, including high end electronics. It's my opinion, let me know if you have different thesis.

Consumerist*

Depends really, the stock market to large extent was a bet on the American economy which is largely levered to the tech sector. Now if china is able to come out with advanced chips say 2-5nm as they are only able to do up to 7nm. You might as well say goodbye to the American economy or specifically nasdaq. This is the risk they see of china and can't seem to bully them like they did against Japan.

In terms of MAGA, it is just a symptom of the political class that has inherently decided that it's citizens are mere consumersist, and decided they won't bother with certain class of ppl left behind by globalization.

The bond market was coming home to roost either way as both sides favoured spending and continues to wage war against savers.

Is there RNs tomorrow? I thought it was end of the month.

I think when ppl say there is no shortage of silver, they literally mean it as in there are plenty of silver,

With the caveat that people are incentiviced to build mines.

You got silver tailings in Canada where it's just been stockpiled for ages, or mines in Australia which was left out because it was loss making to mine it.

I mean at 30 USD, it was a loss making enterprise. Probably 50-60 would have made it less volatile.

But this cycle, it might peak at 150-200, if you account for inflation and compare it to 1980s. There was a situation with hunt bros which masks the rise but there was still lots of societal volatility in the background.

Possibly, hate trump or not the bloke does make news entertaining and is chaotic in his way but does give market the ulcer.

But if Dems had got in, they just love societal chaos, as well. There weren't good options tbh.

In regards to gold shooting up, it's not healthy as it kind of signals something wrong with the economy.

And really it's the US bond market that has been a concern for a while. Usa will what start paying interest on it with 1/5 of their revenue and probably keep increasing as well.

In terms of miners with high aisc, that is appealing in high gold environment, Why such logic? I mean you got what here over 100% margin vs 50% margin.

Perhaps you are saying suddenly they start looking attractive as well and just starts shooting up?

😂🤣🤣,

I will have to look it up.

the big advantage is that it's US domiciled.

B2gold, near million ounces producer, trading like a penny stock and you got hycroft or seabridge trading at multiples that I don't think won't even produce a single ounce of gold this gold cycle.

Any opinions on coeur mining, 900k gold and 20 million silver producer. It's still reasonably priced I think.

Trump really pushing for Greenland eh, pushing gold to near 5k.

In terms of sale of metals, I mean that's a possibility but which majors would like to take it on? Can't imagine which majors would take it on?

I can see JV of Abra tenement but if MTL can earn substantial cash this gold cycle, they could do it by themselves I reckon.

Https://energynews.oedigital.com/mining/2026/01/16/andy-home-tin-price-bubble-is-a-source-of-trouble-and-toil-for-the-global-industry

Looks like tin is getting that hype like back in 22. Will be buying some after this hype is over, for tin usually short-lived.

No need for excitement really, it's just hold because it's in transitioning phase, first gold pour around q4 and should double the price, unless if gold price crashes to nothing, or dupax news gets bad, but that presents a buying ops, well at least to me.

What price are you expecting for takeover, though I guess early days for prediction?

Where is that bloke who keeps saying price to 0.001 lol 😂.