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23/12/24

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Originally posted by **e1213 ↑

this is maybe a bit of a wacky idea I’ve been thinking of, But I’ve been thinking about how good it would be able to ride up a cap raise pump from start to finish.

if we focus on specifically miners, I’m wondering if it would be at all possible to look into miners that have a high probability of wanting to start say drilling, etc. checking their cash levels and if they are low, assume that a cap raise is not far from coming and keeping an eye on them for break outs.

so you’d be looking at mining stocks that are at historic lows, checking their cash levels and basically waiting for a set of higher low and higher highs and jumping on for a potential cr.

what do you think of using a scanner/strategy like this, too risky? If you can catch them early these cr pumps can go 500%+ in 6 months.

I know you’ve been looking at cr’s pretty close w3, so what do you reckon is there any play there?

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Yeah spot on @**e1213..I`ve been buying ENV options based on this idea.
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