Did you know that the average penny silver stock went up 150 times in price, when the price of silver merely doubled? Think about that for a moment. The AVERAGE penny silver stock—I'm not talking about one or two stocks here—the AVERAGE one—went up 150 TIMES—when silver merely DOUBLED. One company, Coeur d'Alene, even went up 1000x! Does this sound unbelievable to you? Well, trust me, it’s true. It happened between 1962 and 1968, and similar things have taken place in subsequent silver bull markets. The data is common knowledge among academics, and is right there to read in Doug Casey’s 1980 classic economics book “Crisis Investing.”
Bayhorse Silver (TSXV: BHS; OTCBB: KXPLF; FSE: 7KXN) is one of the only penny silver stocks which can DEMONSTRABLY go 100x from here at $50 silver. This is on the basis of imminent production (1.3 million ounces per year) and future free cash flow (cost per ounce as low as $7) vs present market cap, which is minuscule—only $20 million! At $50 silver, you could turn a $1000 investment into $100,000. At $800 silver, Bayhorse might go 2000x—you could turn $1000 into $2 million!
$50 silver is obviously inevitable. But what’s more, the COMEX is going to break, imminently. 400 million ounces are up for delivery in only a few days. If that happens, silver could go anywhere from $500 to $5000. Where is the price of Bayhorse then? Up 20% three days ago, up 10% two days ago, up 11% yesterday—and all this while all other silver stocks were dumping. Don’t miss the opportunity of a lifetime in BHS! We’re still at rock bottom, and, without exaggeration, this investment might be bigger than 2010 Bitcoin.
>However, earlier this year, NOK suddenly became a trending ticker. Due to a short squeeze combined with meme stock frenzy, NOK stock skyrocketed on January 27. Nokia stock reached an intraday high of $9.79 per share, which more than doubled its closing price of $4.73 per share from the previous trading day. Notably, the trading volume during that surge was extremely high. >Obviously, without much change to the company’s fundamentals, a spike like that is hard to sustain. Indeed, NOK stock quickly returned back to Earth and is, at the time of this writing, trading at $4.13 apiece. The trading volume has also fallen to be in line with its historical levels. >With hindsight being 20/20, some investors might regret not getting into Nokia stock early and selling at the top. But here’s the thing: all that noise aside, Nokia Corporation could represent a solid opportunity to 5G stock investors right now.
