I got snookered into buying the Tara Empire many years ago by someone whom I thought 'knew his stuff'.
OK, so Biscan is a horse trader, doesn't know how to run a real business, and I'm bitter - bitter about the 'cult' that has arisen around Biscan.
I'm pleased to say I'm impressed with the new partners and their business and mining skills. If Biscan can keep himself busy playing solitaire or saving 3rd world causes with his own money, I couldn't be happier. Just keep him out of the way.
I doubt the very existence of 'paid bashers'; I think they were conjured up by mudpuppy to explain why his charting never worked and why real people could not possibly be disappointed by Emperor Biscan. Faith in Biscan had to be defended by 'the cult'.
You can't know my 'skin in the game'; I could tell you what it is, but you wouldn't believe me and conversations I've had offline with other stockholders, I would never betray.
I don't need to bash Tara; trust me. I want it to be run like a business and not a 'religious cult', which it is. My belief is that there are a lot of single stock owners (in Tara) who's whole economic existence is based on The Tara Empire.
That is not good investing. Tara is a small part of my portfolio. Think of me as "The Lone Ranger" and I have 2 kinds of 'silver bullets': cynical ones and productive ones. Think of Biscan as Moses: he doesn't need to do paperwork, he doesn't need to drill holes to prove reserves, he just 'estimates'; them; he has never done before what he is doing now - he's in his wilderness; he is not accountable to the SEC or to his followers; they are just required to believe in him as he believes in himself.
All my other stocks are PM's or resourced based. I started buying physical Gold and Silver in 1999 when Gordon Brown revealed himself to be a fool.
GLTA.
