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    9 Comments

    1. If you got in mining in October it maybe safer not to abandon long term positions. It would probably be good time to pick up the juniors that have not done so well lately.

    2. You've missed the move so you are justifying how to get in – well, you already missed it big time so why should you be right about a pullback?

    3. I disagree. The mining sector hasn't caught up to the current price of gold and silver. Go look up miner prices when silver was at these levels in the past…much higher then.

    4. John. I love your videos Mate! Question is when you show us a weekly chart do you use the Log scale? If not I don’t think your chart is accurate. Thank you.

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