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Monday, 02/06/2012 9:55:24 AM

Monday, February 06, 2012 9:55:24 AM

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"So, the term 'some will be kicking themselves' gets attention from the gold bullion market. I wonder what sellers of EXS will be doing in the future? What new term will EXS sellers come up with?

"Gosh Darn it! I wish I held onto my shares when I had them."?

Something tells me it is going to be a little more harsh than that. :0 - Destinator"


I have heard that about ten times since 2007. Every spike in price is met with euphoria with the longs all cheering and popping champagne corks while the "insidious evil sellers" quietly lay off their trading position into the spike only to wait for the inevitable pullback and then replace it. You can always tell by the wailing and whining and abject misery that happens when the drill hole doesn't cause the stock to open at $2.50 and trade straight to $30. I saw that last week when someone(not me!) blew out 500k at $.47 and the pom-poms suddenly went still and the high-fiving came to an abrupt halt.

Until you have an institutional audience (over 50% ownership), EXSFF will continue to a retail-dominated stock and because of that, you treat it as such. I was a flag-waver in the run to $1.63 in Feb 2010 and thought that it was a transgression of the highest order to sell any stock. Two Directors did above $1.00 and then a whole bunch of other longs sold stock and then it crashed to $.50 from $1.63 after one drill hole announcement.

So much for loyalty...I am still a flag-waver but I am also a realist and that is why some people trade the stock because if I only hold 50% of my position free of cost and miss replacing it, I sure as hell will not be saying "Gosh Darn I sure wish I had my shares back..."

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