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February 2022 was a month of very modest returns by Stock Challenge standards. However, a significant number (~47%) of selected stocks generated positive returns for contestants last month.

The top three lithium producers continue to dominate globally and are set to reap massive profits. The U.S. remains in catch-up mode...

The global commodity rally continues to propel contestants to the top of Pinnacle Digest's monthly stock contest.

Canada's resource sector may be better positioned than almost every sector as inflation rages in the U.S. and investors seek protection.

Financing and trading activity declined markedly on the TSX Venture in January of 2022 as cannabis, gold, and Bitcoin came under pressure.

Four of the top 10 performing stocks in January's contest (including the #1 peformer) were oil and gas stocks, propelling 2 contestants to a podium finish.

From Ecuador to Panama, resource nationalism is a real threat to investors speculating in producing assets in South America.

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A third of the top ten performing stocks so far belong to oil and gas companies, with those 3 stocks combining for an average yield of roughly 99.9%.

The tide appears to be turning on nuclear energy's favorablity. And, if demand forecasts play out, uranium mines will need to drastically ramp up production output or new uranium mining projects will have to come online post-haste.

In a Stock Challenge month where only about a third of selected stocks generated positive returns, member ‘Lubie1953’ picked up a triple-digit gainer.

It’s been a low-key month for Stock Challenge, so far. All exchanges represented this month are down – particularly the TSXV and CSE. And, the Stock Challenge Index has spent all of December below sea level.