Largo Resources Ltd. (LGO-T)

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Up 160% YTD. One shareholder owns 45% of it. Doing well in the operations side. If you've done well, take some money off the table. He doesn't own any vanadium stocks.

A pretty strong pullback and probably because it is a pretty small cap stock. Seems to be on the trend line, but you want to see it bounce off the low end of this trend line.

Is showing some really encouraging signs. Has a nice rounded look to the base. Is doing a test of the breakout, "cup and handle" formation. You have to be careful of these penny stocks as they can be very thinly traded and manipulated, but from a purely chart view it looks good.

Penny stocks are going to be at little more manipulated by fewer investors. Chart shows the stock has huge resistance at about $0.30. It is trying to make a series of higher highs and higher lows, but he would not touch this unless it broke through $.30.

Has a deposit in Brazil very close to production. Continues to be challenged here. You have to hang in with this one. Small cap so high risk.

This is in a basing phase during 2013. If it breaks up through $0.30 with half decent volume, it could be a half decent story. Big managers do not trade penny stocks so they are a little bit harder to read the charts on.

Downtrend seems to be broken and it is definitely basing. Technically it looks okay. As this is a penny stock, they are not traded by large institutions, etc. so they can be pushed around a little bit because there are fewer players. Technical analysis on penny stocks is a little less accurate, so be careful.

(Market Call Minute.) Vanadium property in Brazil, which is close to production as well as gold in the Yukon.

This is part of a large group of companies and he is not tempted by them. There was a point in time when that sort of story would play but this has very large capital needs in a market that isn’t particularly generous with regards to large capital sources. Wouldn’t buy this until he had seen them meet their funding challenge.

(Market Call Minute.) Rare earth play in Brazil and the Yukon. Likes this. If you have some risk tolerance, he would get into this.

She hasn’t actually seen the company for a while. Vanadium prices have come down with other commodities. Believes they have commenced their operations and this should be a low-cost producer. At these levels, she feels the stock could be a buy however, she would suggest you wait a while and compare with other stocks to see if there is a better bargain elsewhere.

Producer of vanadium in Brazil. Also, have a vanadium property in the Yukon. Once they get into production and generate some cash flows, it should get re-rated as more of a production company rather than an exploration company.