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My response (stated several times earlier, so you have not read everything since post #33, Chicoman) is to avoid companies lurching, by virtue of desperation, into several new unrelated fields (all of which tend to be "flavour of the day") AND avoid companies run by people who are not fully versed (by either education or background) in what they are doing, and who have spread themselves very thinly over two or more companies. Don't you guys and gals get it? Fully 40% of struggling junior miners are trying to pull off the same thing, with equally inadequate people and resources to accomplish it. Is their motive to simply grab suckers money to stay afloat until the junior mining sector recovers? Surely the answer to this question has to be, at the very least, perhaps. For every "Vengold" there will be a 100 or so big losers. That's my point, and the market for such "adventures" will collapse, sooner or later. Get out before that happens, is one more bit of "sage advice". Regards. |
