Our view on Mineral Resources (MIN)

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Question asked 17/06/2021

Our view on Mineral Resources (MIN)

Hi James & Team,

Can I please have your view on Mineral Resources - It reached an all-time high of $50.69 this week. Would you be holders long term or rotate your profits into other sectors?

regards Deb

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Hi Deb,

MIN looks great and like our view towards both the resources and stocks in general we would be looking to buy pullbacks rather than sell rallies if that makes sense, our ideal entry level is currently ~$43.

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