Sentences with phrase «junior resource»

A "junior resource" refers to a person or thing that is considered to be at a lower or less experienced level within a particular field or industry. It can refer to a young or inexperienced employee or a less significant source of information or support. Full definition
But seriously, these Portfolio returns serve up the same question I've asked before: Is it even possible to invest in junior resource stocks in any kind of successful analytic fashion?
Oh wait, believe it or not, that's already been done — by another Irish junior resource company, of course!
This once again illustrates just how high / numerous the hurdles are for investors looking for long term success in junior resource stocks.
Putting this money to work might well generate fresh excitement amongst junior resource investors, but I struggle to understand the need for these funds.
On a regular / bad day, I'd probably assign a zero value to prospective resources — which turns out to be true far too often, especially with junior resource stocks.
Eight companies left, mostly junior resource companies, so that should be fun..!
After watching several junior resource stocks in his portfolio crash, he's ready to switch to a mostly indexed portfolio of ETFs.
Work with a variety of teams and clients, mentoring junior resources, and effectively handling multiple tasks / deadlines.
But it's not as simple as that... Focusing on a P / E ratio's a rather pointless (& misleading) exercise when it comes to junior resource companies.
I guess I'm prejudiced — hard enough to extract capital from regular co's / management, but it really doesn't even feature in the mindset of junior resource stock management (or even shareholders!)
OK, right, that's probably the best you can bloody well hope for with most junior resource stocks..!
[Albeit one comprised of a spectacular near - 30 % gain from junior resource stock shorts... mostly offset by losses from virtually all of the non-resource shorts].
You should be able to confirm / calculate the value of intangibles from other sources — like reserve reports, industry comps, superior / sustainable earnings etc. — if you can't, it's usually best to ignore these «assets «(try tell this to your average junior resource company investor, sigh...).
[Nothing's more dangerous than a promoter who believes his own shtick — as so many junior resource investors discover, to their cost].
(TSX.V TSN) is a Canadian based junior resource mining company currently in pre-production at two Mexican gold, silver, and base metal mining projects and is advancing both towards commercial production...
She wasn't just bothered about the loss — she was also angry that the advisor had purchased the stock in the first place, since she wasn't interested in speculating on junior resource companies.
Is a Vancouver based junior resource company with projects in North and South America, focusing on the development of our Copper and Lithium Frequency about 3 posts per month.
, my usual junior resource stock valuation formula applies:
But even the muppets have now lost faith here, and Teeling's dropping hints of a new story (or two) to come, a classic junior resource strategy: There's only so long you can beat a dead project, but management would never dream of folding up tents & calling it a day (like normal businessmen), so a brand new story (& placing) is the inevitable solution.
For his portfolio, he's intrigued by the Couch Potato concept but he's still hanging on to a collection of mutual funds and Canadian junior resource stocks in hopes they will recover from steep losses.
Rajeev commented, «Lomiko's technology division separates it from comparable junior resource companies focused on graphite and gives the company a competitive advantage due to the near - term cash flow potential of some of these investments.»
So with this new cash, no debt over-hang, some Oil - India assistance, and a little luck & momentum, I don't believe management are doomed to keep failing (as they do in most junior resource co's).
Um, except for those poor little junior resource stocks, of course!
But hey, what do I know — the most likely course of action will probably be the good old junior resource stock standby: Management will bury their heads in the (mineral) sand, wait for the share price to totally collapse, and then they'll finally launch a massively dilutive placing...
with leverage) & suddenly it's worth $ 2 the next morning, despite what junior resource stock promoters would have investors believe!
Plus we also see Fastnet's participating interest's now down to 9.375 % — of course, this is another form of dilution junior resource investors suffer constantly.
I really don't get the whole junior resource stock obsession, don't these losers know in just about every instance lottery tickets & scratch cards would be safer & cheaper..?!
All this goes to prove pretty much everything I say about junior resource stocks: Buy»em when you haven't a clue, or buy»em after some in - depth analysis, they're always going to be just a blind - luck crap - shoot regardless... I'd prefer not to be proving that with my own money though... ouch; --LRB-
i) I'm not opposed to high risk stocks, even junior resource stocks -LRB-?!)
It's rare to see junior resource stock management voluntarily sell a project — I suspect the real objective here is a JV, or some other type of farm - out, to raise cash and / or fund the proposed mine.
Just look at this lot — pretty much a bunch of tawdry junior resource stocks.
It's all an unpleasant reminder that even reserve - rich junior resource stocks can spiral ever lower if they're cash - strapped... It also highlights how sullen & uncommunicative management can become with investors when things start going wrong.
Positive cash flow is also tempting, but: i) I don't mean positive operating cash flow, I mean positive free cash flow — this may seem extreme, but in most instances I think it's prudent to treat all exploration spending as basically worthless,'til its value is actually confirmed (if ever) via a proving up of reserves / resources, or an actual sale, ii) how often do you come across junior resource stocks with positive free cash flow anyway?!
And you'll never see a long - term junior resource stock index either — I mean, what broker wants to show you what that looks like?!
But so bloody what... every single junior resource company can boast the same, yet how many ever discover a commercial resource, let alone ever successfully develop it, let alone ever deliver an ultimate profit to the average shareholder (who's inevitably been diluted into oblivion at that point)?!
Actually, props to the muppet who despaired of me treating junior resource stocks as investment companies.
Oversight of an internship fellow: Interviewed and selected a candidate from the Northeastern Co-op Program for a winter internship, trained more junior resources
If that's it, why not stuff your portfolio full of junior resource stocks?!
In fact, I tot up a (3.3) % loss from junior resource stocks in aggregate, so that's most of the shortfall right there.

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