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Strategies & Market Trends : Value Investing
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To: Lazarus who wrote (67407)5/4/2021 4:58:29 PM
From: Lazarus3 Recommendations

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That said, I still consider it a very risky play, esp with the new SEC rules regarding disclosure.

IMO, best to own in a cash account. I say this because I have 66k shares of HORN SILVER (avg cost probably around .06 cents) that traded under the ticker HORN or HRNS....anyway, they allowed themselves to get booted for non compliance and no longer trade and reflect in my account as a cusip # --- of which I have MANY (like over 80 at last count).

Horn Silver has a website here. I own my shares in an IRA which is cash in and cash out so it does present a predicament - the solution (if there is one) is unknown to me.

My recollection is that VINS has one of its mines leased to HECLA and the co has no debt.

Still -- risky business.

I have to have winners like this to help me forget all the ones that have gone to zero (which if they were cashed in at or near their once-upon-a-time highs represent 7 figures)

I love penny stocks.
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