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                     Portfolio Analysis - Western Copper -WRN #1 Name: Western Copper and Gold Corp  Stock Exchange: NYSE-American (/ TSK-Canada)  Symbol: WRN  Headquarters: Vancouver, Canada Market Cap: 218 Million      Western Copper is an exploration stage company, and is known for its Casino Project which is a copper-gold-molybdenum porphyry deposit located in Yukon, Canada. Allegedly, the Casino Project holds approximately 960 million tons mill ore and over 160 million tons heap leach. Please note, the company has not generated any revenue from mining operations - Webull       Lets go ahead and take a look at the significant historical events of this stock, as shown by the pictures below:   Overview:  Mortgage Crisis:     Most people remember the mortgage crisis in 2008, stocks dropped across the globe, unemployment plummeted, people lost their savings and the economy was in rubble. WRN was no exception in March 2007 the price was $2.27 by the end of December 2008 the price was $0

                         Silver vs Copper -Head to Head Battle       In the first article  Can Copper Be The New Gold ?  , we determined that each respective metal is in a category of their own, but we give 3 reasons why copper should be on the investing radar (1. Historic Data, 2. Technological Revolution, 3. Copper is Finite).          In the second article, Copper Vs. Gold -Head to Head Battle   we actually compared the numbers, through a 50 year span from 1970 to 2020 with respect to the average closing prices. Gold came with a whopping +4832.51%  percentage increase with a starting price of $35.96 in 1970 and an ending price of $1,773.73 in 2020 (per ounce). When compared to copper which came in with a +351.61% percentage increase with a starting price of  $0.62 in 1970 and an ending price of $2.80 in 2020 (per pound).       In this segment, we are comparing copper and silver in the span of 50 years, from 1970 to 2020 with the respect to the average closing price. The chart down b

Here We Go !!!!!!!!     Head to head challenge, today we are going to take a look at Copper vs. Gold under the scope of historical percentages, with respect to the average closing prices. Lets make sure we compare with a fair sound perspective.      The price of copper below is per pound and the price for gold below is per ounce. So not exactly apples to apples, but the detail in question is the percentage.       Without further a do, lets go ahead and take a look, the data was taken from Macrotrends (the percentages done by number crunching) and we find gold which is +4832.51% was the percentage increase from 1970 to 2020, the +351.61% was the copper percentage increase from 1970 to 2020.      Its not even a competition, gold is the clear winner, gold ran 14 laps before copper could complete its first lap around the track, gold threw 14 punches all while copper threw just 1.       The picture is clear:  +4832.51% vs. +351.61%.  (About 13.8x higher)      In the last blog,  can copper

Can Copper Be The New Gold ?        DRUM ROLL PLEASE...      No... copper is not the new gold, gold is gold and copper is copper. One look at the periodic table and it becomes very clear its two different elements with different, but similar  industrial uses. But, lets explore the 3 reasons why we should not ignore copper. As of right now, 2021,  gold and silver are being highlighted in the mainstream media. I likened this to a magician performing a trick they only show the hand they want you to see, while the trick is being performed on the other hand.      Allow me to let you in on a little secret, which I call the "Copper Rush" (F.Y.I. I googled copper rush and all I get is a quarter back from the Dallas Cowboys), yes, you heard right, the "Copper Rush".      To be clear, with this current state of affairs, I am long term bullish on all metals across the board, that includes Gold, Silver, Copper, Aluminum, etc. Reason is because the Federal Reserve can print more