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Originally posted by kropka ↑

I hold both stocks and can't understand all those arguments between holders.

At the end it sounds like each camp trying to save holders on opposite site from doing wrong investment and each side does't want to be saved.

Sure, investment in places like Congo is much higher risk than Guyana but for those who are prepared results could be huge gains or loses.

As for child labour, I don't think anyone is supportive of it but we are not in position of changing this.

Years ago, there was so much publicity about the same subject in clothing industry in Asia or soccer balls sold by Nike.

Did anyone stopped buying clothing made in Bangladesh, Cambodia etc or checked where they were produced prior to purchase?

There are countries in the world where huge corruption by those in power and putting personal greed over benefit of country will never stop.

Saying this, treatment of small miners in Guyana or violence does not make this country very clean as well.

Let's concentrate on stocks we hold. If you don't like the other, don't invest and/or visit and comment on their tread.

I sold 90% of GPP @0.045/0.o44 and bought again last week the same amount with some of the profits going into AVZ @0.021 and hoping to make nice return in both in the future.

Win or lose, it's my money and I think that every investor is in the same boat. Both are speculative and have huge potential and can't guarantee 100% of going into cash producing outcome.

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Risk in Congo seems lower than for Mali and Guyana.

https://globaledge.msu.edu/countries/republic-of-congo/risk

https://globaledge.msu.edu/countries/guyana/risk

https://globaledge.msu.edu/countries/mali/risk

GPP Price at posting: 2.9¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Not Held
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