Be careful what you ask for, it may come true. While we are shareholders, in a pink sheet co, we might as well be as outsiders looking in. No shareholder, to my knowledge, the BOD excluded, has flexed enough muscle to bring about any meaningful change in the company operations.
Now that this co seems to be set up on the path to unlock the value by those in the know, in every respect it appears to us the process to do just that as a fait a complis.
We are just at the beginning stages of exploration of what could be a total flop, or discover deposits and reserves not sufficient to be worthy of further exploration on the scale necessary to warrant the current or appreciably, substantially higher valuation, or at best, off the charts findings that give us a valuation reaching the $1.00 mark per share. Although this is the reason I am still here, It is likely we may never achieve this high a value.
I do see a challenging few years ahead of us. I doubt most invested here to sell at $0.15 to $0.25. I think most looked and are still looking forward to the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. That may be terribly far in the future, or may never occur, or we may be fortunate enough to have this current team discover one of the greatest deposits of AU, AG and CU and rare earth minerals in modern mining history. The latter has to be the case if we as current shareholders will be rewarded in any substantive way.
As to JJ, I wish him all the best, thank you, good bye and thanks for the memories. Only the future will be your judge of how well you performed for the shareholder. One more thing JJ, please do not take wooden nickels from Sweedish meat ball packers.
Much of our future will be dull without those insightful shareholder updates that would cause us to scratch our heads and ask "did I really read this right"? Perhaps Jimmy Fallon could use your skills in writing some of the funniest stuff ever. We can look forward to dry and matter of fact reports of discoveries, geo reports, assays, shipped ore, $$$ received. Just plain old mining operating results. The fun is over, it's time to do or die.
