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The rally in equities continues in 2021, thanks to the optimism stemming from the uptick in economic activities and vaccine distribution. While most Canadian stocks appear overvalued, a few continue to trade cheap and offer excellent value at the current price levels.Bank of MontrealBank of Montreal (TSX:BMO)(NYSE:BMO) is currently trading at a price-to-book-value (P/BV) ratio of 1.2, reflecting a...Read More

Finding cheap stocks isn’t very difficult, but finding the undervalued gems that can grow quite rapidly in 2021 — that’s the challenge. Another problem is that most undervalued stocks right now are the ones that couldn’t recover fast enough. And if they didn’t recover with the rest of the market, they might increase by 100% in 2021 only in some specific circumstances....Read More

The stock market continues to hit new highs, and talk of a bubble is becoming more common. However, cheap stocks are still out there for savvy TFSA and RRSP investors.Why Teck Resources stock appears cheap todayTeck Resources (TSX:TECK.B)(NYSE:TECK) bottomed out around $9 per share last March. Since then, the share price has steadily recovered and now trades near $24. Despite the solid rally, more...Read More

Commodity prices have been soaring higher since late last year amid the looming economic recovery. China has been the focal point as the fastest-recovering economy post-pandemic. It has been relatively faster to curb the active cases and return to normalcy than Western economies.Robust demand from Chinese manufacturing and steelmaking industries have notably encouraged commodity investors this yea...Read More

Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Tuesday February 9 that are worth another look.Australia's Port of Port Hedland shipped 4% more iron ore in January compared with a year earlier, though shipments were lower than those made in December, data from the Pilbara Ports...Read More

A summary of base metals premiums from across the globe for the week to Tuesday February 9.Please click...Read More

Base-metal prices on the London Metal Exchange rose across the board on Tuesday February 9, with copper showing the most marked increase of 1.4%, given the continued fall of the US Dollar Index.Meanwhile, attention to the Chinese New Year holiday, February 11-17, seemed to be taking a back seat.The Dollar Index came to 90.55 on Tuesday at 5pm, having bottomed at 90.50 throughout trading, its lowes...Read More

Stewart Thomsonemail: stewart@gracelandupdates.comemail: stewart@gracelandjuniors.comemail:admin@guswinger.comFeb 9, 2021 My main metals premise for 2021 is that gold looks good, silver looks better, and platinum looks best. Goldman Sachs analyst Jeff Currie now refers to silver as “gold on steroids”. If that’s correct, and I think it is, can platinum be viewed as “gold on...Read More

An overview of the chrome ore and alloy markets on Tuesday February 9 and their latest price moves. China  Bullish sentiment created by low supply pushed up the charge chrome market, with deals achieved at elevated price level.  Activity in the UG2 and Turkish lumpy chrome ore markets was muted in the run-up to the Lunar New Year holiday (February 11-17).  Many participants...Read More

Favourable financing conditions were crucial to put the economic recovery on a self-sustaining trajectory, European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde told European parliament yesterday.Copper closed up more than 1.3% on the London Metal Exchange to US$8,157.75 per tonne.Gold was worth almost $1,838 an ounce on the spot market.Silver remains above $27/oz, about $3 shy of last week's eight-ye...Read More

RBC analyst Tyler Broda described the sale, which represents an approximate 60% return on investment, as a "very positive move", with the US$80.Read More

Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Tuesday February 9 that are worth another look.Australia's Port of Port Hedland shipped 4% more iron ore in January compared with a year earlier, though shipments were lower than those made in December, data from the Pilbara Ports...Read More

Vancouver, BC - Siyata Mobile Inc. (NasdaqCM: SYTA, SYTAW) (the "Company" or "Siyata"), a leading global developer and provider of cellular communications solutions for enterprise customers, today announces the appointment of Peter Goldstein, currently a Siyata Board member, as the Chairman of its Board of Directors. In addition, Luisa Ingargiola, who has extensive experience on public company boa...Read More

This year will be a turning point for network readiness and availability of 5G after some initial delay in last year caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, sources told Fastmarkets. More 5G smartphones, wearables and other consumer electronics have reached the mainstream market while the increase in remote working that has resulted from lockdown measures continues to underscore the need for greater band...Read More

Ferrous scrap prices in Mexico largely declined in the week ended on Friday February 5, with buyers struggling to reduce their purchase prices.Mexican steel producers attempted to secure price cuts in their purchases of the steelmaking raw material, of around 200-300 pesos ($10-15) per tonne, in both regions during the week. But many higher-volume trades were heard at stable prices.Fastmarket...Read More

The Turkish deep-sea scrap import market remained quiet on the second working day of the week with no deep-sea bookings heard, market sources said on Tuesday February 9.The most recent bookings were heard on February 5 at $380 per tonne cfr for Baltic Sea-origin HMS 1&2 (80:20) and $387 per tonne cfr for UK material, sending the daily scrap indices down by around $15 per tonne...Read More

With the exception of tin, base metals prices on both the London Metal Exchange and Shanghai Futures Exchange were firmer this morning, Tuesday February 9, as were the precious metals and oil, while the US dollar continued with its recent pullback.Oil prices hits $61 per barrel, highest since January 2020, on production cutsBitcoin surges as Tesla shows support for the cryptocurrencyUnited States'...Read More