You should take advantage of that to own them Nick Hodge The first one is Teranga Gold (Toronto: TGZ; OTC: TGCDF). The company has done nothing but execute. It has one low-cost gold mine, is building another, and has an exciting exploration project as well. Teranga Gold is a quickly growing African gold producer. Its Sabodala mine in Senegal just delivered record quarterly production of 65,381 ounces. It set a six-month record as well with 129,412 ounces produced. And it raised annual guidance to at least 230,000 ounces produced. Costs are also falling and were US$867/oz all in over the first half of the year. Quarterly profit increased to US$11.586 million from US$9.6 million the quarter before. Its second mine, called Wahgnion in Burkina Faso, is under construction right now and is on schedule for first gold pour before the end of next year. And it continues to deliver high-grade drill results from Golden Hill, also in Burkina Faso. Everything headed in the right direction, except the share price. It ran to nearly C$5.00 earlier this year but has now been caught up in broader gold softness. The stock has fallen below our buy under price of C$3.75 today. Own it.