Group 1 - The importance of recognizing the end of a bull market is crucial for making profits in natural resources [2] - During a bull market, it is advised to ignore daily price fluctuations and stay invested for the long term [1][2] - A trailing stop strategy, typically set at 25%, can help investors determine when to sell and convert paper gains into actual profits [5][6] Group 2 - Seabridge Gold serves as an example of a stock that experienced significant price increases, rising over 350% twice between 2006 and 2011 [3][5] - The global financial crisis in 2008 interrupted the bull market in metals, highlighting the need for a strategy to exit positions [5] - Re-entering mining stocks in early 2009 proved profitable as many investors remained hesitant, indicating favorable market conditions for the long run [7]

Investment Strategy - A trailing stop is a stop order that tracks the price of an investment vehicle as it moves in one direction, but not in the opposite direction [1]