CymorFund Reports 24.7% Gain in 45 days of 2014
February 16, 2014
We currently have 15 stocks in our recommended portfolio. We provide our opinion as to when to buy, when to sell, why to buy, and why to sell, as well as updates on holdings.
We started 2014 with 13 stock picks and added 1 stock in January & 1 stock in February for a total of 15 stock picks currently in our portfolio. In the first 45 days of 2014, this portfolio increased in value 24.7%.
Composition of Portfolio
3 – Dividend Yielding stocks that have both an excellent dividend yield and a strong upside
4 – Junior Precious Metal stocks, with excellent resource potential
4 – Junior Tech stocks with unique technology and strong upside potential
1 – Large Cap with an excellent dividend and strong upside
2 – Junior Base metal exploration stocks with strong potential upside
1 – Junior Gas & Oil explorer/producer stock
Lake Shore Gold (LSG-TSXV)
We originally picked Lake Shore Gold @ $0.27 on June 27, 2013. The stock was misunderstood, and the initial costs of producing gold were very high. The costs were projected to be reduced, and the production was forecast by management to be increased. This was a stock completely misunderstood by the market.
This stock is already a 4-Bagger with a closing of $0.92 today.
Hang on for the ride because this stock is going much higher. Costs of production continue to decrease, production continues to increase, and the price of gold is rising steadily as the basic laws of supply and demand are irrefutable.
Probe Mines (PRB-TSX)
On May 20, 2013, we recommended Probe Mines @ $1.47.
Probe closed yesterday at $3.27, which is more than a double.
Probe is an exploration story that continues to deliver more and more excellent drilling results. The deposit is getting higher and higher grades, and is getting larger and larger. This is a takeout target that cannot be ignored by the big guys. Hang onto our hats. More upside on this one.
Dynacert (DYA-TSXV)
This is a tech story, that like so many tech stories has disappointed over and over again. We picked Dynacert on April 14, 2013 at $0.14. It ended 2013 at $0.07. Since it has increased to 0.12.
This is a stock that can easily be a 10-Bagger, or a bust. Hold on.
After numerous dashed hopes and dreams, the company currently has a series of trials going on in various locations. Should results be in line with expectations, the stock could explode upward in value. Should the trials disappoint, the loss is not that great. The win/loss ratios are very favorable.
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