Posted by steve101 on 23rd of Oct 2025 at 12:53 pm
That's the kind of trade I like Steve. Undervalued, nice base.
Would have bought the June breakout of this triangle. Your good at
spotting those. Maybe you should title them PayAttension guys:
https://stockcharts.com/sc3/ui/?s=XAU.TO&a=2102783793&p=D&yr=1&mn=0&dy=1&id=p48052957242
I pounded the table on that name numerous times - some don't
want to put in the effort to analyze or have the patience
necessary. For those with large accounts, real money is made
investing not trading. This company is a custodian of
Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium at several locations around the
world. They get fees for storage and transactions. Take
a moment to look at their financials - it will blow you
away.
About 18 months ago, they also began to purchase cash flowing
premier properties in England. Buildings with 10-18 year
lease agreements with fortune 500 like tenants which produces large
cash flows annually. Some of the most notable properties in
the world.
That's the kind of trade
Goldmoney Updated
Posted by steve101 on 23rd of Oct 2025 at 12:53 pm
That's the kind of trade I like Steve. Undervalued, nice base. Would have bought the June breakout of this triangle. Your good at spotting those. Maybe you should title them PayAttension guys: https://stockcharts.com/sc3/ui/?s=XAU.TO&a=2102783793&p=D&yr=1&mn=0&dy=1&id=p48052957242
I pounded the table on
Posted by steve on 23rd of Oct 2025 at 01:01 pm
I pounded the table on that name numerous times - some don't want to put in the effort to analyze or have the patience necessary. For those with large accounts, real money is made investing not trading. This company is a custodian of Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium at several locations around the world. They get fees for storage and transactions. Take a moment to look at their financials - it will blow you away.
About 18 months ago, they also began to purchase cash flowing premier properties in England. Buildings with 10-18 year lease agreements with fortune 500 like tenants which produces large cash flows annually. Some of the most notable properties in the world.
Whoa, $50 foreign settlement fee.
Posted by mastermind on 23rd of Oct 2025 at 01:40 pm
Whoa, $50 foreign settlement fee. They don't trade on the US markets?
mastermind - that message comes
Posted by steve on 23rd of Oct 2025 at 01:52 pm
mastermind - that message comes up at Schwab but they never charge me that fee except for the normal fee - it trades as XAUMF.
Fidelity charges that fee but it's a rounding error for me as I trade minimum of 1000 shares at a time.