This is a controversial name, but he thinks they have executed fairly well. He would suggest that it is low risk, and he wouldn’t describe it as a pick for a portfolio if he didn’t know the investor very well. This is not for the faint of heart.

An absolutely top quality team. First-class implementers. Stock has had a reasonably good run. It might be a safe place to hide out right now, but if you own it now, you need to be prepared to own it for awhile while it consolidates the gains that it has enjoyed, and while it puts the rest of the Elgin assets to account. 3% dividend yield.

High-quality deposit and very good grade. It’s going to make money. He would suggest that after a 100% run in 12 months, the stock needs to digest some gains. Looking out longer, it is going to be a bit gold price sensitive. It really depends on your patience and duration and your feeling towards the gold price.

He has been buying more based on exploration news that he has seen recently. News on this one just seems to get better and better and better. Any upside in the uranium price would be icing on the cake.

Would have been a much, much larger shareholder except that Lucas Lundine and Ross Beattie financed the company at a rate that is more generous than what he was willing to do.

(A Past Investing Idea Aug 6/13. Up 3.1%.) This is probably the best Buy of the 3. Best group of assets that he has ever seen in a junior company. Also, run by Robert Friedland who, while controversial, is the most successful mining financier of this generation.

(A Past Investing Idea Aug 6/13. Up 84.97%.) Market capitalization of this company is justified by the top part of their deposit. He is hoping that underneath the deposit, there is a very large periphery deposit of copper/gold. The deposit is about 7 km away from the famous Bohr (?) deposit.