Category: Best stocks to buy

A hunting ground for stocks that could 3x, 5x even 10x your money!

Large caps are large stocks. Small caps are small. Mid-caps are in between. While the difference between a mid-cap and a large-cap can be huge, the difference between a small-cap and a large-cap can be incredible. Large caps are good investments particularly for more conservative investors. They’re typically stable, established, profitable companies and often pay dividends. But if you’re interested in making 3x, 5x, or even 10 times your money, you’d be smart to look at small-cap stocks.

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Why ARC shareholders should REJECT management’s buyout offer!

On Tuesday, African Rainbow Capital Investments (JSE: AIL) or ARC for short, released their interim results for the six-months ending December 2024. But it was the second SENS release that grabbed all the attention and sent its shares +5% higher. In short, management announced its intention to buyout all the ordinary shares in company, and subsequently, delist from the JSE and A2X exchange.

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There’s trouble brewing in the precious metals markets…

For decades, precious metal bulls have complained that paper markets have manipulated the prices of gold and silver.
You see, the same bar of gold/silver can be bought and sold a thousand times over without ever leaving the same vault. This allows the fiat cartel to use paper money to suppress prices of the physical metals.
The only way to combat this “manipulation” is if every buyer had custody of their own gold, which, not many buyers do.
Interestingly, these dynamics seem to have recently changed…and fast!

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The US “Debt Ceiling Crisis” is back – Should you be worried?

One measure the US government can take is suspend daily reinvestment of certain funds. The government can pause investments in certain funds to create room for more borrowing. This is what happened in 2021, when the government borrowed $262 billion, which it repaid later that year. The thing is these measures will continue until 14 March. So, they simply buy time. They don’t increase the debt limit or change government spending. And the longer these “extraordinary measures” go on, the closer the US government gets to defaulting.

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