>Such actions demonstrate the character of the
managers, which is all we have at this point.<
An excellent point. We might have a little
more than that to pin our hopes on however:
(and now, a run on sentence, didn't even
realize how bad it was written til I keyed
it in)
I can believe that in an underdeveloped country
like Bolivia, that out in the boondocks, in an
area known to be rich with gold, that mining
these spots GE has in particular could be cost
effective when more modern methods of extraction
are finally employed this year.
(wow, I suck, I cant write at all! But you get
the idea)
Maybe the word modern is too generous,
digging a big hole and chemically leaching the
gold out does sound a little medieval, but better
than sifting for the glitter. Can somebody on the
thread who is a mining expert perhaps explain the
cost efficiencies gained by glory holes, I assume
it is a huge difference. As I understand it, they
broke even before, so ramping things up and moving
in the heavy equipment will surely do the trick.
Sure, we are all probably nervous, certainly this
is not the kind of thing you sink your whole portfolio
into, maybe 5%, which is what I've done.
All there is to do now is wait for the report.
Til then I suppose we could try to trade some
shares, but with the huge bid ask spread, maybe
not. No, I guess not. Anybody have an idea about
the lack of trading after about 11:30 this morning,
it's almost like the few people who trade this one
went home early. |
