RE:RE:Panic sellingObviously increasing tensions between US and China are a headwind, however, I don't see it any more of a headwind for IVN than pretty much any other company. IVN sells its end products to Asia, not the US, its large shareholders are Chinese, not the US, and the company is headquartered in Canada, not the US. There is almost no connection to the US in the entire IVN story including a proper exchange listing. For those that have been around long enough, IVN couldn't find any firm in the US to finance them for size in the beginning, which is why Ivanhoe has such a large Chinese following and shareholder base. Americans were much more interested in the dot com bubble and then the next tech bubble to finance much of anything in Africa and are now only trying to play catch up.
I will hold all my shares. I am not selling any of the shares that I have held since the 2-4 level, because I don't see any other copper remotely close in upside to IVN and I have never seen a company execute as remarkably as this one. They have never missed a guidance target that I can remember. To each his own.