Hecla Mining Co (HL)

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Thanks for the reply, I do not expect everyone to think like I do sometimes. Its a democracy of voters and investors.

I am wondering how the coming fall elections will play out for HL stock price. both parties are going to need to have some physical asset jobs for USA citizens. What I see is this lack of focus on domestic needs and problems. For example, infrastructure (whether its the electronic cloud or pothole filling road work), is sitting there earnestly needing some funding, to create USA JOBS! . . . not stuff for other countries. Its getting way close to the point where politicos should start signing work projects vouchers (instead of just mere food stamps and medical benefits)?

Whatever is mandated as 'work projects' to create USA jobs and taxes, benefits HL commodities production mix . . . forget the damn drones that crash regularly enough and lets get folks working for wages again? Drones do not repair roads nor build anything humans can use and enjoy.

I doubt many of us are going to be happy to vote for those that keep focusing overseas (on export jobs that benefit other countries), while our cities are decaying and thus reducing the
quality of our domestic life's?

OT: What the H is wrong with our government that they do not begin immediately building a secure underground storage facility, for nuclear wastes and toxic materials? This would be a great burden off the citizens and businesses heads (and bodies), and get the basic problem solved? This would be a great benefit to all of us.
Lots of job contracts right at home therein, and actually getting a cleaner country and world to boot. Our country is walking backwards into the future.

Wonder if HL should get into graphite deposits (to go along with its copper) . . . looking like big future industry for North America?

If they 'pump' the stock market more, I guess HL goes up?
I may have to buy in soon. If the pump up keeps going, HL has potential to reach between $4-5 towards fall? Technically, we seem to have before our eyes, a slow ascending wedge formation.