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That's exactly what i'm doing. I'll probably take out my cash investment if it hits something pretty high like 70 or 80c, and reinvest somewhere else. But I'll be keeping 100% of my gains in RNU. Buying at these prices you are buying a dividend stock, not a capital gains stock. You have an opportunity now to own a decent chunk of this company that can pay good returns over the long term. This is what i am doing and i am very very happy with what i've accumulated. There are going to be a lot of troughs for RNU in the lead up to production, especially during construction, and provided they stay on track, i'm going to be buying in all of them. I want those dividends.

I LOVE the SP dropping on RNU, i keep loading up on all of them.

DYOR