Trump's threats are artificially suppressing mining shares in Greenland

The invasion into Venezuela is more about precious metals like silver than it is about oil. Silver is off the charts and is expected to rise significantly because of its importance for modern tech. You cannot produce solar cells or EVs without it. There are no satellites, drones, medical tech, supercomputers or faster AI without silver, it is simply the best conductor in the periodic table. Meanwhile a new silver mine (side product of lead and zinc mining) is coming online in Greenland later this year (Black Angel licensed by Amaroq). The stock price is still remarkably low considering they're just moving out of prospectus and, going by similar projects in other cold regions, the price should be going up 5x this year. The Greenlandic government just gave Amaroq rights to a third mine just this December, the other two mines already have infrastructure and the Au mine is staffed with the Pb, Zn and Ag shipping out ore this spring for smelting in Canada. But because of Trump's threats investors have been staying away, leaving the price in Amaroq sitting fairly stable and vastly undervalued. Works for me, they've secured self-financed funding and are free agents w. no long-term deals with capped prices as of yet. I expect that to change soon though the moment the first ore ships out this spring when the weather allows transport. The EU will be protecting its precious metal now that it's declared a ramp up of military industrialization. Canada recently made a deal with SAAB for new military plane factories to replace the US F15. Watch this space.