Damn, all time highs on copx.
Maybe it can run more but my money is on silver futures.
what stocks you buying this year?
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Maybe it can run more but my money is on silver futures.
I'm still adding (a little) at all time high prices, betting its gonna run up big by end of year. PHYS is the safer investment though. I held a silver miner from 2021 till Dec 2025, sold in the last week of Dec for tax reasons. I didn't rebuy, and its up 20% since then, so I may have missed the (recent) silver train. If it drops back to 70's I might buy, but I doubt it will.
Nebius (NBIS) Play on AI infrastructure. But wait for a pullback. Already had a great run.
So many assets across many sectors are at, or near, all time highs. This makes it challenging because you then have to pick which sectors are primed for future growth. I still like precious metals because central banks have been buying them up in droves and they typically do well as the USD declines in value. That is happening quite a bit as international banks are selling off US debt. They are also an inflation hedge.
I just purchased 100 units of PSLV yesterday at $40.18. Its up almost 25% YTD. The run on silver will continue I reckon. And this one for me is undervalued compared to its competitors like iShares.
I just purchased 100 units of PSLV yesterday at $40.18. Its up almost 25% YTD. The run on silver will continue I reckon. And this one for me is undervalued compared to its competitors like iShares.
TSM Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing. Current stock price is expensive at US$342.40. But analyst targets are US$408 by end of 2026. That's 19% appreciation. This company has a 63% market share on semiconductors. Its margins are crazy rivaling some of the big software giants. The only risk as I see it besides a drop in the US$ is tensions arising between China and Taiwan. But if that were to happen we'd likely be heading to WW3 and all the markets would tank.
Haven’t heard is QIMC. Will look up. Also, I recently bought PURR. Crypto treasury on Hyperliquid
A year ago was trading at $0.12. It closed Friday at $0.97. Is this legit? Also can't seem to find their latest financial statement for the year ending Sept 30, 2025.
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I tend to avoid penny stocks. Lost too much money in them over the years. today I primarily trade options.A year ago was trading at $0.12. It closed Friday at $0.97. Is this legit? Also can't seem to find their latest financial statement for the year ending Sept 30, 2025.
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I don't trade options and generally avoid penny stocks as well. Although my best hit on any stock was a penny stock called Fuel Cell Technologies. They manufactured fuel cells for vehicles and signed a deal with Ford. I got the tip from a girl I was dating at the time, she was an assistant for a big wig at BMO Nesbitt Burns. IIRC bought in at $0.85 and sold at $3.30.
Also with PSLV, its a physical silver etf which means Sprott needs to have enough silver in their vault to cover the etf. Other etf's use "paper silver" .
Funnily enough I was just talking about this with a client a couple of days ago. He prefers to buy 32 oz. physical bars and currently has a few which he keeps at home in a safe. He's been stockpiling for the past two years.
I'll second this, FFH is the BRK of Canada and just got added to the TSX60 a month ago, I've been adding a couple shares a month for a while now just because of the faith I have in their business model and management.
For what its worth I added 50 shares at $2600 a little while back but this is a long term holding for me (10+ years) and I'm using the pull back as an opportunity to add more monthly
I suffered from this same concern about FFH, way back when I bought my first 100 shares of Prem's Great Canadian Value Conglomerate back in the summer of 2010.
But remember the absolute share price isn't a measure of high or low, cheap or expensive.
For those measures, one must look at other elements about the stock, principally (but not exclusively) the P/E ratio (current and Forward). And if you do, you'll see that FFH is a unicorn, on par with Buffett's BRK:
I can't think of too many other stocks that have had the price appreciation FFH has had, all while sporting a durably low P/E over the 15+ years I've had it.
With my holdings now over 700 shares and counting--yes, I still make FFH purchases despite the now 2K+ share price!--I've never regretted the decision to invest in Fairfax. Truly a buy-and-hold for life.
Wills.
PS. Would be remiss if I didn't compare FFH's performance to the usual benchmarks. Such a comparison only deepens the story on how impressive it's been, especially compared to the TSX60:
Miners, AI trade still has legs, financials and nat gas. Later in the year anticipating oil and industrials will start to move better. But US hitting Iran in next week or two may mean a short term trade in oil is a good risk to take early this week
