RE:RE:RE:Never Easy Trying to Catch a Falling KnifeSmino... when the fundamentals are good, I don't care about location. Africa is actually way more risky than China. Keep in mind its a Canadian company and the relations between Canada and China are well. Silvercorp head office is in Vancouver and Vancouver has a lot of Chinese immigration and business ventures in Vancouver. There's a lot of knowledge pooling and labour transferring between Vancouver and China, the last thing the Chinese government would want to do is screw a good old Canadian company. Plus they're making good royalty money off the mines. What I do when another stock is up, is switch them up. Last spring SVM rallied 30% harder than YRI. So I sold half SVM for YRI. The tide then turned and YRI rallied 30% higher than SVM as it tanked after the U.S. delisting. So I sold half YRI and bought back SVM lower. I like to play the deviations and it worked like a beauty this time. If the fundamentals are similar among your holdings, take the shopping cart analogy and throw in the best deals. Keep in mind its all just a game Wall Street and Bay Street play. They want it to rally hard just as much as we do, because its so low and the downside is limited, they make more money by rallying it than shorting it from this point. Just look at 2009 from $1.00 to $15.00 in a few years. Its all just a game. The beauty of it is that with good fundamentals we can wait, because there's no bankruptcy risk.