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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Sokoman Minerals Corp V.SIC

Alternate Symbol(s):  SICNF

Sokoman Minerals Corp. is a discovery-oriented company with projects in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Its projects include Moosehead Gold, Fleur de Lys, Grey River Gold, Kepenkeck Gold, Killick Lithium, Crippleback Lake Gold, Startrek and Iron Horse. Moosehead Gold property includes 98 claims totaling 2,450 hectares adjacent to the Trans-Canada Highway in central Newfoundland. Fleur de Lys... see more

TSXV:SIC - Post Discussion

Sokoman Minerals Corp > The Sokoman Plunge Has Finally Ended But For How Long
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Post by NLMoose on Jun 17, 2021 7:02am

The Sokoman Plunge Has Finally Ended But For How Long

After five days of declines, I'm glad that the Sokoman Minerals stock plunge as ended.

With Gold prices taking a big plunge this morning for no legitimate reason as its down over $60.00 US per ounce in favour of unreliable investments like treasuries and bonds (i'll explain how bonds work next), most Gold stocks will take a beating today.

Back to treasuries and bonds, they are not reliable investments due to a fact that interest is not compounded, and the bond yields don't change when market rates go up.

For example, if I purchase a 20 year bond worth $10,000 with a coupon rate of 5%, my annual bond yield will be $500. 

Unlike your savings account which is compounded, the bond yield remains the same.

If the market rate increases to 7%, not only will be the bond yield remain the same, the present value of that bond actually goes down, meaning it will be sold at a discount.

Only way to make money off bonds is if the market rate goes down, resulting in the present value of that bond to go up.

The unreliable nature of treasuries and bonds is a reason why investors should use their heads, especially American ones, and DON'T BUY THEM. 

Buy Gold instead.

Comment by likeike on Jun 17, 2021 9:17am
Gee moose ...I am just waiting for moose season. IKE
Comment by turr on Jun 17, 2021 9:26am
Got ta get me Moose, b'y..............Got ta find more Gold, b'y.  Just patiently waiting for the next drill results. 
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