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Re: roberto77479 post# 7891

Tuesday, 12/16/2008 11:46:49 PM

Tuesday, December 16, 2008 11:46:49 PM

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I disagree and your analysis is too literal, stocks do not behave in the fashion you outlined they look to the future not the present, just look at what happened in March; that was purely a rally off of movement in gold price and back then there was a lot more uncertainty then there is now. Stock price you tend to forget is ran by people not a computer model that does its own valuation with current variables " So, even if the price of gold goes up by 50%, it won't affect this stock. 50% of 0 is 0. "Potential" reserves mean nothing." Also your statements are false they have been producing just go look in the profit loss statement your DD is pretty poor on SGC.

I predict if we move into the 1000 territory we move to +.01, I have been pretty spot on in my predictions and I am fairly confident about this one.

We need positive results of course thats blatant thats been said since probably April and more frequently as of late. The field report was good enough information for me things will get crackin here soon, the problem is mostly everyones expectations are unrealistic and it snowballs when they are given the ability to rant on this forum.

Everyone needs to chill out and if have nothing to say that is productive don't say it at all. If your post's gist is something along the lines of Doug isn't doing a great job, not enough communication, and when are they going to start producing just keep it to yourself all of those things have been said a ridiculous amount of times. Post something we can actually use; for instance weather conditions, reports on the state of Sierra Leone, etc. Part of the problem in the deteoriation of the PPS is the very stuff you guys say in the forum and constantly pound the table on. It'll happen when it happens and if you cannot deal with that then sell your shares I'll surely buy them up for .004.

"More is lost in indecision, than wrong decision"