Indeed Troy is one of the very few mining stocks where it's worth to invest in. Maybe the "failed" SPP will work to our advantage. Troy guidance is 15.5k ounces per quarter and as June quarter is wet season it might mean the March quarter has more than 15.5k ounces and that might already be enough for the debt to be repaid. Troy should go ahead and pay off the loan if there is a small chance and even if it looks as if capital will be tight during the June quarter as a result. Having no debt means the sentiment might change.
Apart from Troy I do not own many stocks. Kraft-Heinz is an opportunity if going somewhat lower. AAR is another good exploration play. Then the Japanese gambling market is very interesting. Deep value, high dividend yields.
BTW, the official p/e ration for Troy is now below 2 (503m shares at 10.5 cents, 27m in after tax cashflow/"earnings" for calendar 2018).
TRY Price at posting:
10.5¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held