Gold, Silver, Copper and Nickel Stocks Worth Researching

AYA is a gold and silver mining company in Canada.

CMMC deals mostly with copper, as the name "Copper Mountain Mining Corporation" implies.

CNC (Canadian Nickel Company Inc) deals with nickel, obviously.

Now what I want you to look at is the nice upward curves these stocks have. AYA and CMMC have sharper curves, but I fully expect these stocks to go up in value as demand for gold, silver and copper continue to rise thanks to the electronics industry.

The price of nickel meanwhile has been steadily rising since 2016 and is expected to continue to become a hot commodity into the 2030s.

CNC is one of the biggest nickel producers in the world, and if you want to research more about their company I recommend visiting their website:

canadanickel.com/investor/news-releases/

The point I am trying to make is that these are Canadian companies which are performing very well, and I believe they will continue to perform well during the next 20-30 years as demand for their precious metals continues to grow.

And demand means more profits, which means their stocks keep going up. Right now their stocks are quite affordable too. $3 to $10 per share is very reasonable.

I bought AYA back in July when it was less than $9 per share, and now it is close to $10.

CMMC and CNC haven't moved much since I purchased them, but I am confident they will go up gradually over the long term. I look forward to checking in on these stocks in July 2022 and seeing how well they've been doing since the time I purchased them. Or 5 years from now. Or 10 years.

 

 

Gold Shortage Coming

Both Ivanhoe (IVN) and Kirkland Lake Gold (KL) are smart bets in my opinion.

Why?

Because demand for gold is going up, and both of these stocks have a proven track record.

China is a growing economy and their thirst for gold jewelry is skyrocketing, but so is the demand for consumer electronics (which uses gold in the microchips).

The global demand for gold continues to grow. This is a supply and demand issue. There simply isn't enough gold to go around, but there are two Canadian companies which are plentiful with the stuff.

Nor are these the only gold mining companies I have invested in. There's about 20 different mining companies I have invested in, with many of them dealing with gold, silver, copper, rare earth metals, lithium, and basically anything that is useful for making either batteries or for electronics.

Because that is something else that people often forget. Our consumption of electronics goods continues to soar, globally, and those electronics need metals that are hard to find and mine.

Which means they end up being valuable and the mining companies extracting them from the earth are likewise profitable and worth investing in.

I am also invested in companies which deal in mining exploration, which means they are dealing with finding new places to mine such metals, and then sell their finds to the government or mining companies for a hefty profit. 

And like always, I only invest in those companies with a proven track record, and I am investing long term.