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Post by northwestcoaston Feb 09, 2015 10:53am
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asking advice

asking advice
If the deal with Tahoe makes RIO worth the equivalent of $4 a share, then why is the price hovering around $3.64? If one bought in right now (to RIO), then the investment is a sound profit in the short term, right?
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