ERA looked less overvalued when it had halved from $20. But that was just the beginning of the slide.
However, I am not comparing these two stocks, but comparing my experience with that of the poster on this thread. Buying for value, but seeing a stock go down.
In ERA's case, all sorts of political interests & natural events play a part, with traditional owners' restrictions on sites, and also the fall in uranium markets after Fukoshima.
MRM looks more straightforward.
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