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>>28150206
I get what you're saying, and this is a case by case basis. Each ticker needs to be evaluated differently.


But if you had a 20% trailing stop-loss, you would've sold out on September. We knew that the correction had started by then so you would've been accumulating dry powder to buy dips. Maybe you would've bought in the Jan peak thinking the correction was over -- I know I did with a lot of my stocks. You would've had a cheaper entry, and mitigated some of the loss that occurred during the correction without hitting stop-losses in Jan.

>Buy Value With a Catalyst

Assessing fundamental value is not easy for everyone. One reason is because it can be subjective. What one person may find a value, you may not. You may find value in something another person may not. Therefore, fundamental value can be subjective. In general, you want to assess the company’s current enterprise value against their project or assets and consider the potential upside in those assets or project at the current Gold/Silver price and potential future price.
A catalyst is something that has potential to create or add more value to a company and/or its project or assets.
It could be drill results.
It could be an expansion in the resource.
It could be a forthcoming economic study.
We are anticipating something that tells the market this project is more valuable.
A catalyst can also be a rise in metals prices and that is where optionality plays and growth oriented producers come in.