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The grade Ivanhoe just put out last month for Kupushi was stunning, 35.03% Zn

The same for Kamoa - Kakula last year. 6%+ Cu. However these mines are in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Grade is king, and there are some great grades in Afghanistan, but, there is sometimes a trade off between grade and uncertainty. I think miners have to live with higher uncertainty as all the great deposits in stable jurisdictions have been at least found, if not exhausted.

I think the difference on whether you make a buck or not, comes down to the management. If they are prepared to bribe officials, i think they are prepared to rob their own shareholders, one way or another. If they are open and transparent, then that's a good sign, especially with good deposits

I like MYL, so too Ivanhoe and Turquoise Hill. Copper and Zinc are going to be in heavy demand in the next 30 years