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Morgan Stanley bearish on these commodities?

10/5/2012 3:36:25 PM | Stockhouse Editorial

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Stockhouse members have their say as we feature today's Top Poster, Bullboard, and Blog, and recognize noteworthy contributions from our community

Top Bullboards post:

“Consider that Primero has been very up front about the potential to acquire new properties, if the finances are right (read: profitable mines, and at a good price), I believe that any announcement related to such a transaction would likely provide a small bounce (nothing like we are seeing from the tax ruling, however!). As well, Primero is very cash-rich. I wouldn't be surprised if, after they expand to 250,000+ ounces/yr of gold production, they consider a dividend (this is just speculation based on their ties to Goldcorp, and G's preference for paying one). All in all, I see numerous positive milestones on the horizon for Primero, and I intend to sit back and enjoy the ride! I especially appreciate the company's conservative strategy of funding future growth by cash from current operations: I have owned too many other mining companies that funded their expansions with highly dilutive share offerings.” From mas75 on the Primero Mining (TSX: T.P, Stock Forum) board.

Top Bullboard:

Mint Technology (TSX: V.MIT, Stock Forum) received the third-most reads on a day its stock price slid more than 23%.

Top blog:

ghost11 claims Morgan Stanley is bearish on these commodities in the GHOST TRADER2 blog.

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