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The Gold Mine Scam That Fooled Analysts
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A Canadian mining company once shot gold nuggets into a mine wall to trick analysts into believing they had struck rich. The result? A $6bn market cap that collapsed to zero when the truth came out. Always know what you are investing in and why sticking to the biggest players in mining can be safer.
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