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How To Make Your First Million Dollars via Junior

How To Make Your First Million Dollars via Junior Mining Stocks with Bill Powers

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Bill Powers explains how to make your first million dollars via junior mining stocks. In this 1-hour MSE episode, you will learn:

-How to think like a junior mining insider
-The quickest way to uncover potential mining 10-baggers
-Why the Three “I”s are better than the 9 “P”s
-How to…

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  1. Excellent. Most people have a desire to make a million and more but the intensity required to do what you have done and are doing is too intense. My personal experience is very similar to what you have shared. You did a fantastic job of organizing, explaining and sharing. Thank you. The higher – the fewer.

  2. Bill

    What an awesome speach

    I m in only around 10k looking for the sharpest edges and sometimes I wonder if my efforts are useless because Rick s like "go buy etfs and get a job" and I made mistakes and the market s been a bear bitch

    So it's really comforting to hear that like minded investor s 10x or even 100x in 10 years time

    I consider getting in at 7 cents regenx and 70 cents cerrado a mistake

    Though I still believe in the great potential leverage, if I had done more research I would have realized these two companies needed financing and their stock was likely to go down.

    Anyways I think I'll listen over to your speach because it is VERY enlightening

  3. Listened to many podcasts over the years IRT mining/PM/commodities, and this was fantastic. Appreciate the honesty and sincerity. Both, a great perspective/insight combined with experience. This is a repeat on the playlist.

  4. Thank you for sharing. Financial education is crucial today to show incredible resilience and discipline in the volatile market, masterfully balancing strategy and insight for success. This dedication to continuous learning is inspiring…managed to grow a nest egg of around 2.1BTC to a decent 15B TC in the space of a few weeks… I'm especially grateful to Linda Wilburn, whose deep expertise and traditional trading acumen have been invaluable in this challenging, ever-evolving financial landscape..

  5. Thank you for the video!
    If anybody needs some examples I would like to check Nexgen and Cabral Gold. But don't listen to me, I know nothing.

    In this space a retail investor is always the last idiot. He has no network, no boots on the ground, a lack of education, he's not visiting conferences and no behind the scenes talk. And the majority hasn't enough capital to get warrants.
    With all of those things in mind, I want to ask a heretic question:
    Wouldn't it make sense to add a fourth "I"to the row? Like "Independent".
    Look for your independent investors on YouTube. People with more expertise and skill than the average Joe who are talking with transparency about their investments. I don't say to follow them blindly, but I would bet that 98% of all retail investors would do a lot better in the penny stock space if they would take this help and hard work into account. It's about making some money, it's not the task to outsmart those experts for the sake of our egos.

  6. Triple I, excellent, excellent and excellent!!! Thank you Bill for what you do!!! Best lessons yet. Recently watched one dilute for .30 less trading, entire sector seemed to drop to same level which leads to reflection of true value for all and insight to the true hype value. Cursed it at first but now love it for more light in the room. All my best!!!!

  7. A ton of great advice. If I have to be nit picky: when it comes to promotion I have the opposite view. I want teams who do as little as possible on that front and sepnd the cash on drill holes and getting results not on sweet talking investors.

  8. Before following guys like Rick Rule, Eric Sprott, etc…into a junior mining trade, keep in mind that they likely did it via a private placement in which they got a whole lot of warrants along with their stocks. This means that while their downside risk is the same as anyone else, their upside is much greater than everyone else. And because of that huge upside advantage, they need a much lower success rate to come out on top. In other words, you could buy shares in all the same companies, weighted exactly the same in your portfolio, and it would be entirely possible that they make a lot of money while you lose money. Keep in mind also that when they exercise their warrants, all of those extra gains come at your expense (share dilution).Of course, if you can accumulate enough net worth or get into a high enough income bracket then the SEC will allow you to become an "accredited investor" and take part in private placements too. That's not easy for the average working class person. According to the SEC, they are "protecting" lower income investors by excluding them from these kind of lucrative deals. Personally, I am extremely wary of investing in junior mining companies because of this (coupled with the low success rate of junior mining companies). I prefer near term producers that are already funded to production or producers with a large pipeline for growth. Because these companies are able to produce their own capital without having to double-dilute existing shareholders by selling stocks with warrants attached.

  9. My opinion on the number years of learning before one can graduate from investment would depend on what happened to the market in those 10 years. For instances between 2010 to 2019, your experience was a virtually continue upward price chart with low inflation and interest rate environment which wouldn't equip you to handle the future around the corner. I also think one should only invest in what he or she knows best, therefore need to design and manage his or her own portfolio. If one needs relying on others' assessment, I don't think his portfolio can last too long, may as well employ someone else to do the job.

  10. Started with 50k, now at 2.2 million at age 29. Had some good luck along the way but timed the bottom of the uranium, coal, and gold market perfectly in 2020, 2021, and 2022. So all three years compounded like crazy. Im now looking into cheap Nickel miners, but will keep some gold positions

  11. I know I've said it, probably several times before now, thank you Bill! For doing the footwork and then taking the time to share what you've learned thereby hopefully shortening or helping us shorten our time to experience the same results. Always need to do our own D. D. of course, but anything we can learn from others before us as you have and that enhances our wisdom….
    I have learned a lot since picking up your channel even though I have been invested in this sector for more than a decade. The best you can expect is to have the winners outweigh the losers and you help us achieve that! Thank you!

  12. I can't thank you enough for this. Some of the information was new to me & immensely valuable. There was other information which in my heart I knew by common sense but in at least one instance did not have enough self confidence to follow my gut & make a decision. I had been thinking: "What is this CEO's problem? Is he on cocaine?" & I road the the thing down. Sorry if name icon comes up 2x. Computer glitch.

  13. How are you setting up a screener to find names before the sifter is applied? When I started out, I used SILJ or similar. Then I came across (and subscribed to for a bit) a site dedicated to gold & silver miners. Here I find all the popular and well-known names (which indicates that marketing is already built in to share price) and then there are the 800+ companies that even seasoned investors in the space have nvr heard of. Ok, let me watch the rest of the presentation I'm halfway thru.

  14. I'm a gold bull, but having been all in on the gold sector for 4 years I'm afraid you are more likely to lose a million than make a million. In fact, most of the successful people in this sector are pump-dumpers whose money has come from hyping trash stocks to noobs and then using noob cash invested in their garbage companies to exit from the stock. Rinse and repeat.

    Yes, gold is going to catch a bid when the Fed rate-cutting cycle gets underway, so all these garbage stocks will probably rise. I will use the opportunity to take profits and get the hell out of gold miners.

    My advice: avoid juniors, buy AEM, FNV, WPM on dips and maybe a little in something like IAUX.

  15. I just found your channel. This is just the information and context that I have been seeking — solid, straightforward and simple. You have an effective presentation style. Making serious money in the mining sector is possible; like anything, it requires effort — diligent, knowledge-driven, focused effort. New Subscriber … heading to your channel to become more informed. Thank you.

  16. Jr mining is for a small group.
    99% of average people lose money here.
    Gotta be lucky, gotta be in the know, gotta really understand the story/industry.
    Holding long term (5-8+yrs) hasn’t helped me. Ended up being the wrong strategy in my case, so far. With jr mining, Uranium ended up treating me better. Been following Bill for many many years now. Learned a lot! Thx for sharing your thoughts and experiences. 👍🏼

  17. Great presentation Bill, thanks for sharing your wisdom through experience! I would add market sentiment as one of your "Igniters". This is different than commodity price because as we are currently seeing gold is at all time highs yet the miners are suffering. I also think building a large position in a company pre-drilling is very risky. I would rather incrementally increase my position as the project becomes further and further de-risked through drilling, metallurgy, financing, pea, etc.

  18. If it's pre revenue, I need to know how much CAPEX they need and if they have it or not. Usually they don't and it's just a recipe for massive dilution and shareholder wealth destruction. This doesn't only apply to junior miners. Since I stopped investing in a story and a dream and only in hard numbers I've done very well.

  19. Thanks, Bill. I saved this video to my investing playlist to reference in the future. And congrats on 12 yr old being so interested in finance. Hoping my 5 yr old turns into a little investing nerd too

  20. The first million "gain" or loss. I experienced the loss part thus far i guess i am still learning. I bought one of your recommendations some time ago. It had great ore body but you later discovered it was super Small, just a vein. Lost horribly on that one.😮

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