43% gain on Ramelius. This is why I sold.Ramelius Resources LimitedASX_DLY:RMSflyinkiwi10Thanks for viewing, May 22nd to Oct 13th. It wasn't a trade - and I didn't have a stop-loss. Actually, I intended to hold for multiple years. This is why I exited. - RBC Capital rated them "underperform," based on their projections of Ramelius gold production in 2026 to 2028.They think that production challenges have been understated and will lag even the early indicative lower production numbers for 2026 & 7 as can be seen in their most recent corporate presentations. - They have delayed their production outlook/ forecast. This is seldom indicative of good news. - Their production in FY 2025 was just over 300,000 ounces, but this is set to drop to the 200,000+ range for 2026 and 136,000+ while they tail-off production at one mine and ramp-up another. ~30% less production? No bueno. The "+" represents additional ounces added by Dilgaranga being developed and producing - how much and when is unknown. But I will be looking to re-enter sometime in 2027-8 when things look a little more certain. Their goal appears to be 500,000 ounces in 2030 at this stage. Quite a bit of uncertainty about how and when they will get there at this stage. Actually, that is about it. Why should I hold a stock while it is predictably underperforming the other gold miners on the ASX 300? Especially, when I can buy back in later at a lower price. It is a great Company, has very low production AISC costs, and has acquired some very high-grade gold resources. When Dalgaranga comes online it will go gangbusters.