/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28954999
Checked. Hello fellow Finn. I use Nordnet for the penniest of penny stocks but I only buy in large quantities due to the 20€ fee for buying Canadian stocks. And for ones that have a little higher share price I use Degiro (make sure to open a Custody Account, not a Standard Account if you do end up using that) due to the different fee structure that is 2€ + 0.01€/share. Also been applying for Interactive Brokers but they are fucking incompetent and could not open my account if their lives depended on it. Should get them behind the sauna perkele.

Also ouch, you took a huge hit today with Sotkamo Silver. I used to hold some but decided to sell.

>>26737009
maybe

>>24143717
>I'm going to try and stop him from doing as he wishes of course, live and let live.
I'm not going to, rather.

>>24097470
I've been daydreaming about going out and finding some gold these last few days. Definitely not doing it this winter that's for sure but maybe I could go on a road trip to north to Lapland some day and try to pan some... Will have to learn a lot and prepare first of course

>>23553928
Australia is nice, also Nordic countries are good jurisdictions, though strict environmentally (also look out for the coming mining tax in Finland).

>>23553941
>are there any other Swedes here?
Nej, jag är finsk. Men jag kan prata en liten svensk.
Greetings from Finland, neighbor!
>I feel like no one in Sweden gives a fuck about sound money
Our countries' citizens are accustomed to the government providing for everything when we fall. I for one don't even trust that they will give me back my pension money when I retire.
>I'm afraid I will never be able to buy a mansion without first converting into dirty fiat
First of all, why do you even want a mansion? Second of all, what's wrong with converting to fiat and buying immediately?

>>23553992
>Thank you anon, those look pretty good, they have had quite the run up lately, Ill keep my eye on them for a good entry point. Right now most of my miners are silver leveraged so would be nice to have some more gold in there
definitely get into PGM, they are a sure play, they're also fully funded and have a great balance sheet. First gold production should be Q4 2020 so they're almost producing too

>>22464291
Holy shit thank you for giving me this pill
https://www.forbes.com/sites/energysource/2012/02/16/the-thing-about-thorium-why-the-better-nuclear-fuel-may-not-get-a-chance/

I'll be watching thorium's progress in the financial world intently

>>22464449
Thank you, and you're welcome

>>22457590
If you need anything specific translated, just ask in the thread. I might pick up a name if I end up really getting into pm's but on the other hand I like being anonymous so we'll see. My English isn't perfect but I'm certain it's better than whatever Google comes up with lol. I don't know anything about Russians and their mining industry but their political structure (oligarchy) can be risky for investors I guess. Here in Finland we don't generally think well of Russians (war scars) but I think they seem like fun people. Not nearly as honest and trustworthy as us Finns of course, but that might be my bias speaking