Bunn, your viewpoint is noted, but it’s no surprise to see another down-ramper trying to discredit actual research. Yes, the financial markets can be tough, and it’s true that bigger players have their advantages. But the point of analysing stocks in sectors like copper exploration isn’t just about 'beating' the big players – it’s about understanding the fundamental drivers that create real value over time.
The 'pretty pictures' and graphs you’re so quick to dismiss aren't about sugar-coating anything; they present the hard data and underlying fundamentals that separate informed investors from those just shouting from the sidelines. My analysis isn't based on guesswork or empty opinions – it's grounded in detailed research, data-driven insights, industry reports, technical exploration presentations, and a genuine understanding of the mining sector's trends, geological potential, and market dynamics.
Of course, market manipulation and luck play their roles, but serious investors know that well-researched investments are about informed risk-taking, not rolling the dice. So while you might want to believe that it's all just a fluke, those of us who take the time to actually understand the industry know better.
Warren Buffett put it best: 'The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.' You might want to remember that next time you try to discredit people who actually know what they’re talking about."
