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“Dollar Cost Averaging” is a method of investing equal amounts of money regularly and periodically over specific time periods (such as $2000 monthly for 10 months) in a particular investment(s) or buying more shares of the same stocks when they decline in price.

This Checklist Could Simplify Your Investment Decisions for the Mining Juniors;   By Michael Kosowan, Investment Executive, Sprott Global Resource Investments Ltd.

Don’t be surprised by the sell off going on right now.

I first spoke to Paul Kangas a week before the infamous Black Monday in October 1987 when I was so concerned about the market‘s risk, I decided to call Paul for his thoughts.

As you may know, many of the small cap mining stocks are facing severe cash problems.

More or “other” Points of interest 1-Investors in mining stocks must understand this key fact, particularly in the junior mining sector; we do not have a stock market that is efficient and reflective of proper valuations.

You know that Germany recently asked for their gold bullion to be returned from safekeeping locales in New York and France.