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Investors need to take a rifle approach to decision making: consultant

Feneck Consulting Group CEO says that investors need to be informed about all that is happening before making decisions.

Investors must adopt a "rifle approach" to decision making in the current investment landscape, according to John Feneck, CEO of Feneck Consulting Group. With the US midterms approaching, constant global investment announcements, and ongoing geopolitical conflicts, Feneck advises investors to "not buy your ETFs. Don't buy funds. You need to use a rifle approach here to buy things you have high conviction in."

Feneck stresses the importance of staying informed about the various events influencing markets, suggesting investors should keep track of relevant information in their calendars and planners. Once they understand the global situation, Feneck believes that selecting the right projects with the right people is key to successful investments. He prioritizes people, jurisdiction, good drill results, and experience when evaluating projects.

One project that Feneck has been holding for 26 years is silver. While silver is known for its volatility, Feneck maintains a disciplined stance and is ready to invest once the metal's price drops to $50. He emphasizes the need to respect and support silver's resistance levels, and he is confident in the current backdrop for both silver and gold as they near favorable resolutions in "finite situations" such as the Federal Reserve's actions, ongoing wars, and US elections.

Feneck concludes by urging investors to consider the long-term outlook when making financial decisions.

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