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andimdonenowon Dec 27, 2017 10:06pm
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RE:re---re--RE:re--RE:re---Heystu , u have a good under standin
RE:re---re--RE:re--RE:re---Heystu , u have a good under standinGold is looking really good now. Can we expect another rally this year until April? Or even into July like in 2016? I can't even begin to imagine what will happen to gold prices and stocks if this bitcoin rally pops and money flows back here. What kindof return can I expect in this stock if I hold for 3 or 6 months? Are we talking 50% or 500%? I don't see the point in buying these tiny little companies if you're happy with 50%. That doesn't make up for all of the risk here. Most of these go down, not up. The only tiny risky companies I want to own are the ones that can move 500% or more in the next 3 months. I've had many 5 baggers and even a few 10 baggers over the years. Those are the types of returns I'm chasing. I don't understand why people buy these tiny stocks to pick up 10 or 20%. You can get those kind of returns with a lot less risk by buying a facebook or amazon. From what I've seen to get a 5 or 10 bagger you need the company to be drilling good projects. It helps if the stock is tightly held too. The stocks that are drilling for high grade gold have gone parabolic. There's a tiny little gold exploration company I started buying cause they are drilling for high grade gold. There's results due out anytime now and they say they are looking to drill again early in 2018. I can't see why they'd be looking to drill again so soon unless the results are good. Can you? The president has had stocks go from 50 cents to 50 bucks before too which is a good sign. Plus, it's really tightly held cause management owns close to 50%. Really good group that owns a lot of stock and are drilling for high grade gold. This sounds to me like a recipe for a potential 5 or 10 bagger soon. check out westhavenventures.com I'm looking for other companies like this too but they are tough to find. Any suggestions? Thanks for the heads up.