Ivanhoe Mines Ltd T.IVN

To the moon...

[Contrarian58]

It's hard to believe that some of us first started buying into this company at less than a dollar. My first shares (sold at a mere 500% gain sadly) were a whopping 73 cents (U.S.)
I think that it's entirely possible that we could double or triple from current price in the next several years. I don't know if I'll be able to hold out that long. It's nice to own a  company that shows how mining can and should be done.

[waiting73]

I think I know the feeling you are talking about - a mixture of awe and vindication. And an increasingly comfortable future. In my admittedly handwavey opinion, I think a double from here is straightforward. I am in agreement with crow27's suggestion of many exciting things coming up for announcement by years end. I've made a list - please all add to it as you see fit. We have these

[kitchensink2]

Good summary,  missing Platreef in the above summary..

[waiting73]

Thanks, forgot all about Platreef and Kipushi.!!!

[Cobalt]

Power NIckel is now the mining lottery ticket, have any? Or you have a different mining lottery ticket?

[Alps75]

Cobalt, what should be good entry point for long term (5-7 years) investment in Power Nickel?

[Cobalt]

In 5-7 years, if they possess the necessary goods, it won't matter. Currently, it seems the world is in a great spot with rates falling everywhere, crystal ball only goes out 3 months, The US election could potentially result in court disputes, leading to market panic, right?

[Alps75]

Thanks Cobalt. I will do some more analysis on this, I don't want to miss the ride :)

[stoops]

Owned it for a long time with no plans on selling ....but I never forget it's in Africa where things can get unstable at the drop of a hat. Glad the Chinese are involved though, I figure they've probably spread enough money around to the right people to keep things as calm as possible. Heck, they're probably the number one arms supplier in the region.....good to have them in your

[uudamann]

The Benguela rail line is going in the wrong direction to suit the Chinese. Or so it would appear. The Yanks are sniffing around and proposing funding upgrades to the line and the port at Lobito. Are the Americans about to finance the Western Foreland? The Chinese might find that an acceptable solution to the "Africa Risk Premium". An American and Chinese "accomodation"