Tuesday, March 21, 2006 3:37:36 PM
His reply, the company’s assets are considerable and the debts are minimal. It is understandable that shareholders become impatient and this drives them to sell resulting in a lower stock price. Nevertheless, if a shareholder has some foresight, it is evident that the assets will not deteriorate but will increase in value due to both the world economy and the newly developed appetites of India and Chine for gold and minerals.
He remains calmly confident and reiterates everything we have been hearing for the past several months.
Am I happy about the current share price? Since at its apex price I was up over $140k and am now near level, nope. I summarized what I feel are the weaknesses and strengths yesterday in post #3526. The reasons I remain holding are those strengths. The market segment gold and silver, ounces held 7mil and 35 mil, the demand for said assets is rising and spring is just around the corner in Montreal and Moscow. I expect a thaw and rise in price and attitude. I still think patience will be rewarded.
AIMHO
Airdale
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