Seems pretty simple to me. The DRC owns the minerals and they can sell them for whatever they want. How is this different than going into Walmart and saying you won't pay the indicated price for a television, saying you think the price is too high and unfair. What do you think the store clerk would say? Same with DRC miners, if the price is too high, get out. I will never understand why people invest in any DRC miners when other miners are available that operate in politically stable and rule of law countries. The DRC geopolitical environment is just to unstable and unpredictable--I don't need that extra layer of risk when investing in already speculative stocks. Bet the time will come when such shareholders will wake up one morning and find that their stock is down 50% owing to some "unforeseen" development in the DRC. No thank you.
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