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Just noticed something interesting in the latest SEC filings. Equinox Partners trimmed their Eldorado Gold position by 355,000 shares back in February, offloading about $10.6 million worth after that stock absolutely ripped. Gold stock name Eldorado has been up around 200% over the past year, so this looks like classic profit-taking after a monster run.
What caught my eye is they're not bailing entirely - still holding 297,546 shares worth roughly $10.7 million. This feels more like rebalancing than losing faith in the thesis. The company actually had solid fundamentals last year, pumping out 488k ounces of gold and generating over $750 million in operating cash flow. They're sitting on nearly $870 million in cash too.
The fund's still heavy into precious metals and gold miners across their portfolio, so the move seems like standard portfolio management. When a gold stock name rallies 200% in a year, sometimes you just take some chips off the table rather than ride it all the way back down. Especially in cyclical sectors where prices can outrun fundamentals pretty quick. Interesting to see how the position plays out from here.