Ivanhoe Electric, a company that looks for minerals, lost more money ($0.39 per share) than expected ($0.34 per share) in the last three months. The company also made much less money ($0.54 million) than expected ($1.31 million). This is not good for the company, but some people still think the stock will do about the same as the rest of the market. Read from source...

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