Invest in only one?!?
Cycladex is still a privately held company so investing in it on the open market is a nonstarter. But Comstock has slightly more than a 9% share in it, so investing in Comstock will get you a share in Cycladex.
For the same reason, (having a share in the company) investing in Comstock will get you involved in Tonogold Resources Inc. which has been heavily investing in the northern Comstock, paying millions into Comstock's coffers and more millions conducting a drill program. Expect a 43-101 sometime in the next couple of quarters followed by rapid growth in the share price.
Again, Comstock is heavily involved with Oro Gold in Mercury Clean Up (MCU) a joint venture which is already active both on the Comstock, where they are conducting R & D, and are operating in the Davao region of the Philippines where they are sucessfully cleaning up the Mercury pollution.
And again Comstock has a passive investment in Sierra Springs Opportunity Fund Inc. and its 100% owned qualified opportunity zone business named Sierra Springs Enterprises Inc. which is positioned to grow and take advantage of the expanding real estate market resulting from the opening of the Tahoe Reno Industrial Center (TRIC) and the completion of a superhighway connecting I-80 and US 50.
Most recently they have become the majority partner in LINICO Corporation (“LiNiCo”), a lithium-ion battery (“LIB”) recycling company which produces raw materials for making electric car batteries. And is positioned to become a supplier to TESLA auto.
So for those reasons and a few more I am expecting CMI to grow into a major player soon.
It was through Comstock that I learned of Itronics and was excited enough by what I learned to invest here. So I am not downplaying Itronics potential but you asked for me to select just one and I think Comstock is the closest to becoming a major industrial company. That doesn't lessen my enthusiasm for Itronics which also has a lot of potential and doesn't have a large number of issued and outstanding shares.
