I had sold Friday afternoon too, as you all
know it was at the low of the day, unfortunately
etrade did a good job and was able to dump them
all;-)
Of course, it is silly to beat yourself up, 20/20
hindsite, one has to make decisions on the best
information at hand. And as they say, never
apoligize for taking a gain--of course I didn't
do as good as you CIMA, having got in at eight
cents.
Now, although I would not buy back higher than
where I had got out, can anybody tell me if they
got through to the company regarding that bad news?
I still say it stinks of a maneuver to shake the
early traders out--why should GP need access to
the site when the samples had already been taken,
plus how could the company state that progress is
being made on switching to their new technique (I
assume that they had been making progress on preparing
the areas in which the leaching is done)--and then
declare that access to the site had been cut off
for Guido? Is there a contingent of workers living
at the site, if not, how far do people commute to
the site?
Maybe all of this has been adressed in the past fifty
posts, but if somebody can clarify... I had promised
I'd just walk away from MINE, but I fear I still have
the thrill of potentially good reserves in my viens. |
