ellio
- 10 Feb 2006 11:15
Just thought I'd bring mlw and on similar thread mne to your attention
mlw, is basically an IT that invests in the big world mining stocks, it is one of the top performers in its sector and like other mining and mineral followers can see this trend continuing for some years to come. Whilst things look to have rocketed and the dot com boom springs to mind mineral prices are not affecting underlying growth and costs are being absorbed and passed on. Whilst mlw looks a bit heavy, price wise if you look at their performance and the announcement of bonus warrants, now could not be a better time to invest imo.
http://www.trustnet.com/it/funds/?click=top10&fund=18910
http://www.trustnet.com/it/funds/?click=top10&fund=18910
ellio
- 12 Jul 2007 09:32
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Hi hangon,
Thanks for the post, yes I did stop postin for a while, got a little disenchanted with the market and postin.
Anyway, If you've noticed I've started again and like some have had great sucess with my beloved SVE, TMC, and Stream(Now NPT).
I personally only see the aim and low cap stocks for short term growth and tend as you'll probably note to invest my long-term monies into IT's, making gains and buying more aim with some of my profits and more it's with the rest.
In particular check out MLCO as alternative play to MLW. mlco I think is broader based, smaller and could be a spectacular earner, others that are steady continues to be MNE(New energy/renewables) and MGE their european growth. I've also added utilities trust (PUT) and bios, UK value and smaller 250/350 caps.