Paul Tudor Jones' investment firm increased its direct holdings in BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT) by 18.9% to 688,529 shares, valued at $22.9 million as of June 30. This comes after a year of steadily reducing its call option positions on the ETF by 85.2%, signaling a shift in strategy possibly towards hedging. Despite the recent increase, the current stake remains 91.4% below its peak in late 2024 and represents a small fraction of Tudor's overall portfolio. Tudor has consistently viewed bitcoin as an inflation hedge, emphasizing its fixed supply as a key advantage over gold. The move suggests cautious optimism about bitcoin's role in inflation protection amid market volatility.
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Golden Sky Minerals reported strong copper-in-soil anomalies at its Rayfield-Gjoll Project in British Columbia, closely associated with intrusive rocks like diorite and monzonite. These findings support a porphyry copper-gold exploration model and hi...
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Rose's Income Garden (RIG) portfolio, consisting of 72 holdings across all 11 GISC sectors plus a personal preferred shares sector, achieved a 12.07% year-to-date gain and offers a 5.76% forward yield as of August 2026. Key income-focused investments...
