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>Juniors ? The Butterflies in the Animal Farm of the investing world ? - Alan Leishman - 
Very well written article, Alan. It pictures the volatibility of the junior stocks, that are, indeed, mostly comparable to ''social butterflies'' and moths gathering around the light. Their goal is to reach higher, always, although it is more common to see them reach in the dime bag rather than multiply by the tenfold.

That being said, I'd like to mention that my favorite stock in that Range is Anaconda Mining's (ANX) For many reasons, which are usually in the same range mentioned by you in the last yet certainly not least part of the above. They are Canada based, reinvest in local RND courses and even sign deals with the first nations around so anyone can profit from this.

They had some manager change recently yet the previous one was there for a decade and this was very much instrumental in their efficient and timely rise to fame. I keep this in my portfolio in case of recession, also for long term.


A good friend I have, whose parents own Land and wineyards in South America, was mentioning that big corporations were keen on hedging there rather than minding their own business. That is, of course, what the corporate game is about and I will not mention anyone in particular(it's not a Swiss based company)so

It won't sound as if I was trying to smear or slander anyone.

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Beginning of the headline :One way to explain this phenomenon is to compare these Junior Mining companies(JMs) to the world of butterflies (and moths). The laws of Darwinian survival of the fittest and the strategies for survival have some remarkable parallels!... Read More
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