/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25537886
I'm spooped

>>24910815
I've almost €9k in my bank account right now. I get my pay every two weeks and work overtime whenever I can and have the energy. I net anywhere from about €700 to €1,300 every two weeks depending on how well I do my job and how much overtime I get. I put at least €300 from each payroll into investments and if I have a bigger pay I'm more comfortable putting in more powder. Right now my folio is about C$4700. Started investing in October. I really wish I could put in more but I have to exercise self-control, I'm planning to go to school next year
>>24910969
My folio isn't even that concentrated but at my price levels I really have to think very hard about valuations and weigh these companies against each other and stuff, otherwise I won't turn a significant enough profit. High commission fees are also painful, Canadians have it easy. It's hard but I'm sure there are many who have it much harder.
>We're probably going to see $100 silver, and not from hyperinflation. The leverage some of these juniors will give me will be out of this world.
Fucking A stay down you stupid rock

>>23913624
>Honestly, its just people being retard, a lot of people invest into PM without being completely convinced of a silver play
I mean I'm not totally convinced of silver in the short-medium term myself. Gold I am 100% bullish on though, and I regret starting by buying 100oz of silver instead of 1oz of gold and some 30oz silver. And now I don't want to put aside $1,800 for a single purchase. So yeah I guess I'm guilty of that sheep-like mentality too, though I try to learn all the time.
>With that being said, anyone investing into Uranium ?
I'd love to but I'm having the dilemma of whether I should invest into 1)gold or silver producers/near-term producers 2)more speculative explorers 3)energy (oil, uranium) companies 4)base metal companies. And all this with a very limited budget. I'm still convinced that I need more money in pm mining companies but I feel like I'm also missing out on great deals on the energy and base metals front... So many great candidates for investment and very limited capital. It's tearing me apart honestly