<<*** I should have elaborated. I consider every dollar I have in stocks, other than gold miners, to be "cash", because I am able to, and prepared to, liquidate in a second. At the moment, I am about 100% "invested", but by the close today I'll be back to around 50%. It's not unusual for me to put very large sums into plays that I know will last a few days but, in order to do that, I have to have the cash handy, rather than in CD's.
for a list of a dozen juniors whose valuation I think would at least double in the next eighteen months or so. <vbg.
<<*** Do you read Adam Hamilton's (zealllc.com) newsletter? He is very much "into" the juniors. Can you, perhaps, tell me where to find your list?>> ===============================================================
That's a lot different than cash. At least the market will give you a chance if you can manage to time it in a decent manner. With cash, in time you'll be a poor man walking. <ng>
That's why I like the PM's from a long term viewpoint. I don't feel I face the need of having to properly time every move to succeed. I still try to do so however and today's buys are acting well as I write this.