Musings on Investing

Overpriced US Dollar

While in London at the recently held Mines & Money conference, Paul Harris and I discussed the stock market, gold, and the future of the US dollar:

On Investments

In the linked conversation, Cory Fleck, Shad Marquitz, and I discussed my recent site visit with Irving Resources (IRV; C$0.85) and why I am very excited about the work being done there.

Here are some companies I am interested in, and at prices no higher than what I have mentioned:

  • NewOrigin Gold (NEWO; C$0.04) is raising money at C$0.05. Tax-loss selling is perhaps why it has moved much lower.
  • Gold79 Mines (AUU; C$0.025) recently closed financing at C$0.035. The difference is a mere one cent, but an upside of 40%. The risk is that they still do not have much money to work on their projects.
  • Winshear Gold (WINS; C$0.05) should have news about the arbitration case of over $100 million starting early next year. Their market capitalization is C$3 million. They are short of cash, but in their news, they mentioned they would “wait for arbitration judgment before raising any further funding to support drilling.”

Jayant Bhandari

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