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Strategies & Market Trends : Winter in the Great White North

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To: marcos who wrote (8180)	8/30/2019 8:54:25 PM
From: LoneClone	of 8273

One way I keep track of all the tickers is by owning shares in far too many of them.... REG is back to being my largest holding. I have not bought or sold a share since I bought my stake at 13 cents. I still see $3 as a decent buyout price. If I am right it will be my first 20+-bagger in a while. Nice to see RIO bouncing back nicely from the selloff. Now if only Tinka could just get moving again; that's been a major disappointment for me. I hope you are right about zinc having bottomed; I was thinking the same thing myself the other day. Saville, who has called these matters pretty well lately, thinks gold has just entered a medium term correction, maybe all the way down to $1450, but will then roar back to a new multi-year high in the New Year. Hope he's right. But of course it is dangerous to make predictions with Orange Baby Man rampaging about. MIRL has been showing signs lately too, with the tribunal decision on the horizon. If they have alternate financing for Ollachea already lined, this one could make a nice run. In spite of buying some real cheapies, I am still a bit underwater on it. A friend dropped off some very nice plums from hsi tree today, so I have been busy making jam. My granny would be proud. I do enjoy the pop the jars make when they seal. LC

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