MacKenzie Precious Metals Class A (MFC119)

MacKenzie Precious Metals Class A (MFC119)
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MacKenzie Precious Metals Class A (MFC119)
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Q: Mfc1192. I purchased this at around 50 per share 10yrs ago and had been under water since. It is now near 70. What would ur opnion be to continue to hold thru the seasonal strenght a little longer and maybe sell half or all and would there be a better or less expensive alternative?

Read Answer Asked by Marcel on August 09, 2016