Air Canada (AC.TO) - I am buying anywhere below $18.50

American Airlines (AAL) - I am buying anywhere below $12.40, but interested anywhere below $13.00

Delta Airline (DAL) - I am buying anywhere below $32.00, but am interested anywhere below $33.00

MMED is a screaming buy to me right now.

Low end price target for me is $8, high end price target is $35.. I know , crazy right. But I mean it

They have a great team, from investors to management to directors of clinical trials. Their current clinical trial leads are former directors at Johnson & Johnson, meaning MMED is going to have direct access to get their drugs into the hands of big pharma. Why swim upstream when you can go with the flow .

If you don't own this stock I think you probably should. There is money to be made here, and we might still be waiting for a 5x bagger!

**opinions are my own, I am not a financial advisor and will not be a financial advisor. Do your own due diligence or seek professional guidance before buying** 

On Sector Rapid Fire we cover three sectors that are making headlines, or I feel are going to be hot in the next couple months.

Psychedelic Sector: I know I have been on this before, but I love the technical look of the psychedelic space right now. MMED is your horse in this space, and they look poised for a breakout. MMED has been consistently been testing the support level at $3.45 then quickly rising to test the resistance at $4.15-4.20. Just this week it has bounced off the resistance, but instead of continuing down to test the support it has reversed trend at $3.80 and made another run up to $4.18, closing Wednesday Jan 20th at $4.11. After the way it has been playing I love this move, and it couldn't be more timely. We have a new psychedelic ETF dropping any day now under the ticker PSYK, and this institutional buying pressure will drive prices across the whole sector. Even one headline with a clinical breakthrough or talk of the pending up listing and MMED is ready to soar. 

Names I like in this sector: MMED, NUMI, RVV, ENBI, TRYP

Airline Sector: The airline space is anything from back to normal, but I do see buying opportunities close ahead. Still riding some of that vaccine optimism, airlines have been trading sideways for about two weeks now, with many names like Air Canada, Delta Airlines and American Airlines reaching a critical technical level. The price of the stock, the 50 day moving average, and the 200 day average are all converging. This could mean a break out in either direction, and with United Airlines reporting terrible earnings and record losses after the closing bell Jan 20th, I can't see it being to the up side.

Names I like and the price targets:

Air Canada (AC.TO) : Trading at $22.89; Look to pick this up near $18.60

Delta Air Lines (DAL): Trading at $41.62; Look to pick this up near $30.95

American Airlines (AAL): Trading at $22.89; Look to pick this up near $12.80

Theater Sector: I do not love the movie theatre space, and AMC is on the verge of declaring bankruptcy. If you want to play this is a swing trade at best. Twitter and Reddit pumpers will be right there with you so you can find some support in that, but do not get to comfortable and keep your trading app open just in case.

I feel safer with Cineplex, the Canadian counter part, just because to my knowledge they are not on the brink of no longer existing. I don't have confidence by any means, but if you could get CGX.TO near $5.50-$5 I would hop on that ride. One piece of optimistic vaccine news or lighter restrictions and you could catch a 100% flip up to $10-12

**All of these are my opinions and not to be taken for investment recommendation without consideration. Do your own DD, and if you're going to make a purchase just grow a sack and do it on your own free will. Don't be a little bitch and come running back to me if it loses you money**

In this episode I go over a brief history of my personal investing story, the mistakes I made early and (hopefully) how I've learned from them to become a better investor now. 

Next I quickly cover my outlook on a few industries, and where I think they are going in the short to medium term. 

I am bullish on the psychedelic space in the short term, I think it will go on an amazing bull run in the next few months with the potential to make investors a lot of money if they are positioned well. 

Tickers I like in psychedelics: MMED, NUMI, TRYP, RVV, ENBI & HAVN

I do not like the electric vehicle space in the short term. Not because I don't see a future in it, I very much do, but because of the insane run that it has been on. Companies like NIO have gone from $2 a share, to $60 a share in a couple months. This was great for people who rode it up, but I would not be advising anyone to get into the space now. I think is time for a much needed correction, and then there may be an entry point once. Tickers to watch would be TSLA, IDEX, NIO, PLUG

I am very bullish on all precious metals and commodities, but copper, gold and silver are my top three. I am going to continue to make episodes on the precious metal space in the coming weeks, and start to dive into specifically which companies I like and why. I will include a list of tickers below for each metal

Copper: TORQ, TECK, IPG, CBK, APN, SURG, MARI, TKO, ORA, ERO, LUN, TRQ, CS

Gold: ROXG, AR, KNT, IMG, NFG, BRC, LIO, VGLD, STGO, RISE

Silver: SVE, SVM, PAAS, FSM & HUZ is a silver etf

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**As always these are my opinions, and any investment action should be consulted with an investment professional prior to transaction**. 

I give my outlook on the copper industry, and why I think it is a great place to invest your money for the next 1-10 years.

First we cover the macro effects that are affecting the entire precious metals and commodity sectors. Fiscal stimulus and expansion of the money supply is a great environment for real assets. Real estate, commodities, precious metals, all of these are going to benefit from the steady stream of stimulus we are seeing from governments all over the world. 

As for copper, there are some specific factors for why I believe copper may be the biggest winner of all the real assets. The theme in all of it... clean energy. Only 17% of electric energy in the USA came from renewables last year, and with a democratic government in the states and a green energy sentiment expanding across the globe we will only see a rise in renewables energy and the increased investment into infrastructure to support it. Solar, wind and hydro-electric energy all require large amounts of copper to operate, not to mention the increased battery storage requirements to hold the energy after it is produced, until it will be consumed. This means an increased demand for all of the electric metals, most certainly copper. Middle of the road estimates call for an increase of 24M tonnes of copper per year, which would more than double the current global output at a little more than 20M tonnes per year. Analyst expectations say this demand would require a $1.7 Trillion investment into copper mining, which saw $600B in investment dollars from 2005 - 2018 in the last copper super-cycle fueled by the expansion of China. That's 3x the amount of investment, and likely these investments will not prove to be profitable unless we can see copper cross the $5 mark, putting upward pressure on the price of copper in the coming decade.

The EV space is another reason we will need so much copper. Not only do electric vehicles need electric infrastructure for charging, they use 3-5x the amount of copper as internal combustion engine vehicles. That is roughly 180 pounds of copper per electric vehicle. Tesla alone is predicting 884K - 1M cars produced in 2021, and all other car manufacturers are moving toward electric fleets as well. Not to mention buses and other electric options. 

The final factor for copper is its anti-microbial qualities. Following the covid-19 pandemic I have seen a marketing campaign by some copper producers as to why copper should be used in all public places for things like door handles, railings or subway poles. Places were we have a lot of people touching the same surfaces. Copper is pricier than other options for these products, but following the covid-19 pandemic we may see the push for copper in these public places to reduce the risk of disease transmission and to improve public hygiene standards. 

All in all, I see nothing but up for copper in the next decade, and see it as a great place for investment. Moving forward I am looking at doing a Precious Metalsd Monday segment, where each Monday I will cover a topic related to precious metals or mining stocks. 

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In today's podcast I give a 10 minute take on Air Canada, Canada's largest airline. 

As everyone knows the pandemic has taken a considerable toll on the airline industry as a whole, but for companies like Air Canada who make their money on international travel, times have been especially trying. We cover three negative factors that are a concern for Air Canada and the airline industry, followed by three factors for why I think they can turn the plane around in 2021. 

Weaknesses: WestJet is voicing their current struggles, and investors have to assume Air Canada is in the same boat; Air Canada is the Canadian leader in international flights, making them the hardest hit by government of Canada travel regulations in regards to the covid-19 protocols; an d Bill Gates has come out publicly to say he believes business travel will remain 50% lower on-going, even after the pandemic is over or severely reduced. 

Strengths: Air Canada has rereviewed Apex's Diamond certification status, the only Canadian airline to do so and one of the first in the entire world; Partnership inked with McMaster Health Labs to try and use rapid testing protocols for reducing quarantine time post re-entry to Canada; and air Canada has a huge pending deal to acquire Transat AT, a Quebec based transportation industry. 

Technical Analysis: Mixed reviews from the technicals, it looks like Air Canada could break out either way, and may be poised for a run to the up-side or down-side. The next few weeks of news on the company will be crucial to its direction. 

Price Alert: I am setting a price alert warning for Air Canada between $18.80-18.50 to re-evaluate the stock and see if it the buying opportunity is there. If we see sub $18.80 in the next three weeks, likely I am a buyer of this company

*Opinions are my own, please consult an investment professional before making any investment decisions*

In this podcast I cover my take on the crypto market as a whole, along with my pick between Bitcoin and Ethereum. 

We also cover the allure of Bitcoin and cryptos. What are they trying to achieve and why do they hold value? I start with a brief example of what money is in the technical sense and how gold made its way through the progression, then back to being just a store of value and not a system of money. 

Next I go over some of the most common arguments against bitcoin as a currency, and some counter points to why I don't think those are good arguments. 

Finally I sort between bitcoin and Ethereum and make my choice over which I think has more sustainability long term. 

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*All information was found through public sources, and opinions are my own. Seek guidance from a financial professional before making any investment decisions.*

This episode we covered 5 points on Chinese eCommerce giant JD.com, and how it stacks up against Amazon and Alibaba, the leaders in global eCommerce

1) We cover some financial ratios of the three companies and look at some key differences

2) Moves in the Chinese Yuan in relation to the USD. How does this affect JD.com and your view of it?

3) Chinese stocks NOT being delisted from the New York Stock Exchange

4) The Jack Ma situation... What we know, and what it means for one of JD.com's biggest competitors

5) Cathy Woods of Ark Investments. If she's buying it, why not us too right?

*All information discussed in this podcast was found publicly, and is all public information disseminated by the company. Opinions on investments are my own. Consult an investment professional before making any decisions*

Comparing the bought financing deals of MMED that are happening currently to the past deals done by Canopy Growth Corp when they were entering their insane rally in 2018 & 2019.

Bruce Linton is the board chairman of MMED, and has his finger prints all over the company. Especially in their dealing with the capital markets, where his skills lie. He was also the co-CEO of Canopy Growth Corp when they ran to their highs from late 2019 until the decent in mid 2019. 

MMED is raising capital in a very similar way to Canopy Growth Corp, in an emerging industry as was Canopy in the weed sector and has a familiar face in its executive lounge with Bruce Linton. Comparing the two could be valuable towards gaining insights on MMED's run to recent highs, and the potential it has for the future.