Dutch Gold Resources Inc. (fka DGRI)

[jdp2010]

Dutch Gold is probably 6-12 months out from attracting larger investors.

Criteria for most large investors investing in a company like Dutch Gold:
- Near major discovery or mine
- North/South American focus
- The investor will want to be able to buy a large percentage of the company.
- Be able to turn around and transform the company.
- Preferred that management has a large percentage of company ownership.

Listing on the TSX (see TSX listing requirements posted earlier) will allow this type of investor access to a company that has good credentials but poor US visibility because of the Canadian exchange. This is an ideal investment opportunity and company placement to attract large investors.

Traits that are not ideal:
- Insider selling
- Large salaries and bonuses
- High premium takeovers
- Overly dilutive financing (I think this was required for Dutch to be able to continue their focus after the expensive ordeal at the Benton Mine. Dutch is trying to correct this issue.)

Example junior gold ompanies:
US Gold (Previously traded on the AMEX and under symbol USGL, now trades under UXG on the TSX and the NYSE)
Minera Andes
Rubicon Minerals
VG Gold (now Lexam VG Gold)

Large Producer Turn Around Success Story: Goldcorp (for those who are not familiar, take the time to read about Goldcorp's past and it's company turn around story)


Let Dutch Gold get things in place before calling the large investors. They currently hit most of the criteria points above. They're doing a great job at getting things turned around.