Investment Q&A

Q: Almonty Industries has been on a very positive trajectory over the past 14 months. Can you comment on its future growth and the long term potential success of this mostly tungsten mining stock.

Q: Almonty Industries the mainly Tungsten mining company has had a meteoric ride over the past year. The mine in S Korea has just recently started to produce. It has grest capacity and there’s a tremendous demand for this mineral worldwide.
What are the chances that it may be bought out by a large international or US company?
Thanks

Q: Hi team,

Do you find anything worth buying now for growth, in these stars of 2025 ?

Resolute Holdings rhld-n Terns Pharma tern-q Celcuity celc-q Nanobiotix nbtx-q Cidara Therapeutics cdtx-q Palvella Therapeutics pvla-q Almonty Industries alm-q Hycroft Mining hymc-q Abivax abvx-q Regencell Bio rgc-Q

In which order would you buy ?

Gratefully,

Jacques IDS

Q: I’m looking into Almonty and trying to separate substance from narrative.

Tungsten is often framed as a U.S. critical mineral and the West is clearly dependent on China, but I’m wondering how much that actually translates into shareholder value. Sangdong in South Korea only restarted production in 2025, but it did operate historically and shut down mainly due to pricing and Chinese oversupply rather than geology.

Management also recently hired a former U.S. general into a senior operating role, which could signal an attempt to align with defense or strategic supply chains, though it’s unclear how tangible that is in practice.

What % of portfolio allocation would you recommend? And how do you view the future growth of this company?

Q: Almonty seems to be gaining traction with the imminent mine opening in S Korea. It has purchased another mine in the US and is moving its head office to the states. With the price for tungsten doubling in the last year and the demand growing, this appears to be a small cap with lots of upside. Thoughts?

Q: This small cap Tungsten mining stock continues to surge. With positive geopolitical news and a mine about to open in S Korea, what’s not to like?

Q: My TFSA consists of these 6 stocks and I am looking to add to probably 2 of them. Can you give your opinion as to which you would pick based on current price and future long term (3 to 5 years) growth. Use as many credits as you see fit. Thank you

Q: hey guys can you please explain the split and the ipo on nasdaq the valuation does not seem fair to unilaterally fix the offering at a price that much lower than current valuation down 14 % thanks as always

Q: Just came across this stock a few weeks ago and would love your analysis and thoughts on this small cap miner and their recent news on a nasdaq and U.S. public offering?
Thanx as always
Gary

Q: I’ve invested in a mining stock called Almonty that has been extremely successful as of late. It’s up over 300 per cent in the last six months. This week it’s been on a terrific run.
The company is just about to mine the highly sought tungsten in South Korea. The price of tungsten continues to go up and it’s in great demand esp by the US government. The plan is to move headquarters to the US and to fulfill contracts with a number of nations. There’s multiple years of this mineral to be mined as well as molybdenum.
What’s not to like about this burgeoning company that appears to be on the threshold of a very successful run?

Q: Almonty has had an awesome week. Can you comment on this rapid growth.

Q: With headquarters being moved to the US and a greater demand for tungsten is ALL looking more attractive these days?

Q: Hi Peter…May I have your thoughts on Almonte Industries? Do they have earnings and positive cash flow? Is insider ownership reasonable? Any idea why they are listed in so many different exchanges? With the shares trading at .79 CAD are they your basic lottery ticket with good qualities? This is a public question.
Jim

Q: I am viewing commodities positively over the next few years and wanted your opinion on Almonty for an additional investment. Please also include suggestions for a basket of other commodities companies you see undervalued and therefore represent good growth over the next 2-3 years.

Kind regards
Alex

Q: Greetings team.
Have held this security (Almonty)(primarily tungsten) for many years. With the recent increase in share price my question is would you please review and advise if the future for this company looks solid and promising or is it time to exit or trim my position.
Kind regards.