Dear gq community,
A long time ago, I got into a stock, driven by the size of the raw materials needed for electric car batteries, which has brought me a book loss of a whopping 82% over the last 4 years.
So I simply left the share $KC (+0,45%) in the portfolio instead of practicing buy high, sell low.
Here is a summary of the latest information on the stock, which the AI has compiled for me, but which is completely correct. Just less to type for me.
Kutcho Copper Corp. is a Canadian resource development company specializing in the copper-zinc project.
Kutcho copper-zinc project in northern British Columbia. The primary activities are exploration, development and advancement of the project, which has completed a feasibility study and is now proceeding through the permitting and development phases.
- Project Development: The company is advancing the Kutcho project, which contains copper, zinc, gold and silver.
- Exploration: It is acquiring and exploring mineral properties to expand and develop the existing deposits.
- Permitting process: Kutcho Copper is working to obtain the necessary environmental and other permits to commence the project.
- Financing: The company is evaluating various options for financing mine development.
From here on, the text is MI again, i.e. human intelligence. 😉
Now running $KC (+0,45%) up again at 58% for 6 months, although I can't find any further news.
I think that if the relevant approvals are granted and investors are found, growth could increase significantly.
What do you think about the company and its opportunities?
