Added some much needed liquidity by exiting $AEM.TO at $231 and closing the Rupert trade.
Return of 5.3% over a holding period of just under two months.
Annualized IRR of 35.9%
$AEM.CV acquired at a negative cost basis is the real prize. #freestuff
In this case, luck = opportunity + liquidity.
This trade is already +13% on the straight long of $RUP.TO —> $AEM.TO
So that’s more CVRs at a deeply negative cost-basis and they’ll most likely be listed on the TSX, so there’s mark-to-market liquidity as well.
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I can't keep my BTC in hot software wallets because my laptop might get hacked.
I can't keep my BTC in cold hardware wallets because there could be a bug on the manufacturer's
@VukasinPekovic @YellowLabLife We all seem to focused on the geopolitical and structural deficits of many minor commodities. Copper is one that I believe is unique. Its demand is being driven by ideological energy policy and augmented by technology. As a metal it is irreplaceable at current prices and as such