CNC reminds me of...
Just wanted to do a fun post here...I think anyone invested in the markets has had a company at one time or another that they followed and never pulled the trigger on, only to watch it shoot for the stars. For me that company is KG Kirkland Lake gold. About 5 years ago I followed KG when it was 3$. People were talking about it, analysts had started covering it but I let it be. I watched it go to 5 then to 9 and in 2 months correct back to 6. A 30% drop (sound familiar... CNC)But couldn't pull the trigger because I felt it was too expensive. That company hit a high of 70 mid 2020 and then corrected, now about 50. Fund managers continue to talk about it. Still has a market cap of about 13 billion and a very reasonable share count. IMHO gold and silver are the most manipulated metals. Their day will come and I think soon. Nickel I don't believe can be manipulated easily cause it's a thinner market. I think the good old supply and demand scenario is what's going to move it... We dont know what the future holds for any of these companies but I strongly feel CNC is one of these RARE opportunities and I vowed next time I felt an opportunity like this came around, I wasn't going to pass on it. GLTA and have a nice night.