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Benj Gallander Richmont Mines Inc. RIC-T COMMENT Nov 03, 2011

How do you determine when to sell? He originally paid $1.81 sold his 1st portion at $6.53 and then sold more at $10+. He only has 10% left. It is not easy deciding when to sell next. They just raised $10 million. Won't sell the rest before the year-end.
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Great balance sheet, good assets, good properties, but there are major questions in terms of the change in management. CEO leaving in August. New management have given themselves a lot of options and he doesn’t see why. Company is moving in a different direction and he would not be surprised to see them acquire something in the future.
COMMENT
Sold 90% of his position. Change in management which he is not happy about. Can see why people would buy this one. Has a good balance sheet.
COMMENT

Sold 90% of his holdings. Virtually all the bad news is out. Wrote off the lot on the Franceour Mine so had loss of about $30 million. Without writing this mine off, they would’ve made a lot of money. Have over $50 million in the bank. Pretty clean balance sheet. Unfortunately they borrowed about $10 million at 7.5% and they didn’t need it. This is one of the far more reasonable goal plays out there and has the potential for a lot of upside.

HOLD

Sold 90% of his position. He is more confident in what they are trying to do at this time. No debt. It predicates upon the price of gold.

DON'T BUY

(Market Call Minute) High cost Ontario/Quebec miner struggling to grow.

HOLD

(Market Call Minute) They are going through huge changes.

HOLD

This is one of the smallest holdings that he has. Revenues in the last quarter were up 26%, but the company lost a little bit of money. Just did a financing of 8 million shares for $1.45, which just about doubles the amount of money they have in the bank. They need this for the Island deep gold mine which they are developing. Very, very good potential play. Doesn’t have a lot of debt, about $5 million and less than 50 million shares outstanding.

BUY

Why are there a number of junior producers such as this, that are near 52 week highs while most seniors are near multiyear lows? You have to look at names on a individual fundamental basis. The reason this one is at a 52 week high is that they made a phenomenal new discovery at depth, below their existing mine in Northern Ontario. The wealth creation of that asset is a reason to own the name.

HOLD

This has been a big win over the last number of years. Located in Canada. The grades, as you get lower, get quite a bit higher, so cash costs should come down. There is a lot of consolidation in the sector, especially within Canada, so it could be an acquisition target.

COMMENT

This is really a new story. It has been around for a long time, but in terms of developing its high-grade, underground operation, which is deeper than the original, it has rejuvenated the stock. It is now a matter of execution and getting the company to optimal production and generating positive free cash flow. He is very confident in management. Feels the valuation still has room to go.