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CEM, I find your post disingenuous.

Yes, Tony works for Argonaut, but he does so on behalf of his clients. He is a client dealer, so he must act on his client's (buy and sell) instructions. His clients would have varying investing timeframes. If they instruct him to sell, he must act on their wishes. Nothing nefarious about it. For what it is worth, I am not an Argonaut client, however, Tony and I communicate several times per week. I can tell you that he rates ADR very highly. Please separate Tony in his personal capacity from his employment as a stockbroker and at least try and understand what stockbrokers actually do.

Don't let the recent pullback concern you. Simply look at it as an opportunity to buy more.

Happy investing.