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The majority of any market s rise or fall comes often in very short bursts of price. You can t predict those bursts of up and down price action consistently, but you can respond to them. If you buy weakness and sell strength and slowly but surely build a core position.
That is an absolutely critical part of wealth building, accumulating a core position, so it is paid for by your market opponents, not by you.
Don t expect to get that bill paid for in a couple of weeks. Anything worthwhile takes real time...
At market tops, shares move from strong hands into weak hands. At market bottoms, the opposite: from weak hands into strong hands.
The value doesn t disappear, it is transfered to those who deserve it...

Check all the triple positive divergences in the juniors...
Proceder ensuite par elimination, en cherchant meilleurs fondamentaux, meilleurs volumes & liquidite, gaps?
meilleurs chart L.T., meilleurs news, verifier dates (vente?) financements, situation geographique & invest. management

100m cars/year ~ 6m EV ~ 1kg Ag/car
To manufacture each EV auto battery, you must process 25,000 pounds of brine for the lithium,
30,000 pounds of ore for the cobalt, 5,000 pounds of ore for the nickel, & 25,000 pounds of ore for copper.
All told, you dig up 500,000 pounds of the earth%27s crust for one battery."

Va CARTONER en 2022~23~24 lots of resource potential strong Sprott & management ownership...

If the Internal Rate of Return is more than 30% it%27s a good candidate for takeover.

Kazatomprom...

I have long been a believer that nuclear is by far the safest, cheapest, and cleanest form of mass power generation. Of course, it is subject to so much mass hysteria and misinformation that it is highly regulated and highly politicized. That is why todays costs are many times higher than they should be. We are using 60-year-old technology as a result. Which is silly, but still far safer and cleaner than coal or oil.
But if the technology had been allowed to evolve in a free market, we would not be using gigantic, centralized, gigawatt-sized plants. We would instead be using small, self-contained, 50-megawatt units that can be buried, with no need of service for 10 years, until they need to be refueled. The technology is out there, but politics and hysteria have kept these things in the closet. And the fuel does not have to be uranium which was used because of the U.S. nuclear weapons program. It could be thorium, which is vastly harder to weaponize. But that is off-topic. There is no point crying over past mistakes though. As Einstein said, after hydrogen, stupidity is the most common thing in the universe. One of the real bright sides about the change to EVs is that it will greatly increase the demand for electricity, and there will be a boom in nuclear, which is the only sensible way to provide it. D. Casey Let them eat Yellowcake...