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@solojam er ... the issues clearly sailed right over your head.
0muffins0 3 months ago
@nanciqwerty on the contrary i challenged all aspects of your comment and defeated them with ease
solojam 3 months ago
@solojam
Well done, you didn't understand any of the issues in my comment :-)
nanciqwerty 3 months ago
@nanciqwerty whose gonna nationalize? not canada, companies pay taxes on their gold and silver production already
no ones takes delivery of share certificates, paper is worthless, you still own a piece of a company that is producing assets that are doubling in value every year
you could stick with microsoft instead, lol
solojam 3 months ago
RE gold stocks: I fear nationalisation & taxation.
Also the fact that if you do not take delivery of the share certificates, the share ownership is actually held in a trust (CEDE / DTCC) & you are merely a beneficiary (thereby have no legal rights over the shares).
Clever choice of trust name - as in to CEDE ownership to another, to transfer, to surrender :-(
nanciqwerty 3 months ago