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Blackrock most older folks think of Blackrock
being in the hedge fund business. They own 7% GORO shares . That’s where my mux money went, it didn’t look good at first but I’m glad I switched.
Good or Bad? Hedge Fund Investments – not a single gold stock in the bunch
so either we’re really smart and smarter than hedge fund managers, or really early (like 10 years), or really stupid.
I can only speak for myself knowing I’m stupid, but I’ve always secretly hoped to be the smartest guy in the room. 🙂
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/what-hedge-funds-bought-and-sold-q4-complete-13f-summary
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— ALX 🇺🇸 (@alx) February 16, 2020
THE WOLF MAN…
THE WOLF STREET REPORT: Coronavirus Slams Airbnb, Airlines, Hotels, Casinos, San Francisco, Other Hot Spots
by Wolf Richter • Feb 16, 2020 • 203 Comments
Maddog–world stocks mkts WILL eventually sink/crash of their own weight…the catastrophe is nigh…
Rabobank: China’s Stimulus Will Struggle In The Face Of What Is Needed To Contain The Spread Of The Virus
Howdy Buygold
I owned TRX in the past and have followed it over the years. And a whole lot of years it’s been! I appreciate Jim Sinclair’s contributions to our cause but building his mine is taking forever.
I guess there is always some companies pulling ahead and others going down. Would be nice to know such things ahead of time. 🙂 I don’t feel that MUX is going down for the count. It’ll be back at some point. If it wasn’t for Skeena I’d really be sucking hind ti*!
Morning R640, Ipso
R640 – yeah, panic selling? I think not. Probably something more like the complimentary up 100 DOW pts. pre-market tomorrow to start the day as is the norm. Maybe more.
Ipso – Do you own any TRX? I haven’t owned it in quite some time. Some of the shares I used to do OK with have really performed poorly in the last several years, AAU, GPL, course MUX. Several others. Doesn’t look like TRX has fared much better.
Maybe this is the new era where Wallbridge, Skeena, Gatling, etc. are the new high flyers?
Maddog-chinee indexes up .8 to 1% last nite-u.s. & europe up a bit-will that last till tomorrow? In any case no panic selling…yet
Welcome to edition 504 of Insider Weekends. Insider buying decreased last week with insiders purchasing $100.09 million of stock compared to $177.87 million in the week prior. Selling also decreased with insiders selling $1.22 billion of stock last week compared to $5.4 million in the week prior. The prior week’s numbers included the huge $4.06 billion sale of Amazon.com (AMZN) by Jeff Bezos.
Sell/Buy Ratio: The insider Sell/Buy ratio is calculated by dividing the total insider sales in a given week by total insider purchases that week. The adjusted ratio for last week dropped to 12.16. In other words, insiders sold almost more than 12 times as much stock as they purchased. The Sell/Buy ratio this week compares unfavorably with the prior week, when the ratio stood at 30.37.
Insider Sector Heat Map February 14, 2020 (click to enlarge)
MaNote: As mentioned in the first post in this series, certain industries have their preferred metrics such as same store sales for retailers, funds from operations (FFO) for REITs and revenue per available room (RevPAR) for hotels that provide a better basis for comparison than simple valuation metrics. However metrics like Price/Earnings, Price/Sales and Enterprise Value/EBITDA included below should provide a good starting point for analyzing the majority of stocks.
Otto Rock was laughing at the cut off grade. .1 gram per ounce is not really ore.
Tanzanian Gold announces 4,291,000 ounces of gold contained in unclassified resources at the conclusion of its Phases 1 & 2 Resource Upgrade drilling along the 1.2km Buckreef Shear Zone
