Bob,
You are absolutely correct, very worhtwhile and very lengthy!!
All here know that I have great respect for the technical prowess and the basic honest of Mr. Wendell. I do not wish to offend anyone at GPGI, for they have come a long, long way. I wish for a continued and cooperative arrangement between GPGI and Consolidated Noble. I know that GPGI seeks an arrangement which would produce quick results for them and perhaps they are doing that. In the interest of GPGI and all the DD's, I wish for them to maintain their relationship with Consolidated Noble in some capacity. I say this to GPGI and to its shareholders. These are not the greatest of days for any juinior mining stock and not for the precious metals in general. As I have said before, when there is blood in the street, there comes a turning point. Perhaps we are not there yet or exactly, but I feel we are close both with gold and the junior minors. Wait and watch is my advice. Pick and choose those whom you think offer the greatest upside advantage and pick up some when they are cheap. If you seek immediate profit, this is not the thing to do at the present time, but if your goal is longer term, perhaps now and in the immediate future is the time for some investment in high quality prescious metal investments. The stock market could skyrocket tomorrow, but it looks toppy to me. One must realize that I have been wrong on this bull more than right and I am qualified to advise no person. I give better advice than I practice. Being a contrarian, I view selling by central banks as a positive incentive for buying precious metals. One must remember that the whole world is against the small investor!! Be suspicious and view with a juandiced eye all that the big investors do!
I advise all to disreguard this advice from a poor investor!! Just the ramblings of a small, poor investor!!
Rambling, Jack |
