Strategies

At any given time, we know the international spot price for an ounce of refined gold but what about the gold an exploration or mining company has in the ground – how do we value that? We have the answer. Read on.

Consider long-term stock warrants in companies that offer that alternative versus purchasing their common shares for historically higher returns.

Today's infographic...focuses on explaining the power of compound interest - an idea that is absolutely essential to understand. Indeed, the power of compound interest is so compelling that it’s been often called the “eighth wonder of the world”. Find out why this concept is so fundamental to personal finance in the following infographic:

It is easy for Canadian investors to execute orders for cannabis stocks using their Canadian symbol but it is not as straight forward for those individuals (i.e. Americans) using non-Canadian brokerage houses because many brokerage houses and online brokers don't know the symbols for the cannabis penny stocks you might wish to buy. That's where the use of CUSIP numbers can be very helpful.

There are 25 warrants with various expiration dates (duration) trading but all but 2 expire in less than 24 months so they are not listed in this article as such warrants could well expire before their respective exercise prices are met. Below is an update on how those 2 warrants performed compared to their underlying stock in the month of October.

This article describes how warrants work, the advantages of owning those warrants with the right metrics and the 2 marijuana companies with warrants that have those metrics.

Now that stimulus is poised to start being reduced we can expect a choppy stock market to emerge imminently, if it hasn't already. Here's about where we stand now.

Rarely do I see others writing about stock warrants so I was delighted when Marin Katusa went into detail describing the benefits, as well as the potential risk factors, with warrants as outlined below.

By amassing large data sets, and linking different economic data sets with each other, you can find patterns within the data and I believe that this helps me to predict the markets.

At last count there were 225 cannabis and ancillary companies trading on the various North American stock exchanges but only 23 meet the criteria* for inclusion in the munKNEE  Pure-Play "Seed-to-Sale" Pot Stocks Index