R/S are almost always killers to a share price. If you thought you bought in cheap before, wait until you hold 1/8 the number of shares. You can figure on multiplying today's price by five or six, rather than eight to get the after R/S price. I have been burned by other companies (USGIF, formerly USSIF being one) who thought the R/S would be good for them and help them get listed on a larger exchange and get higher volume and have the big boys invest in them. My experience is they simply don't work.
I'm holding 70,000 AUNFF right now @ $0.94. I would hate to see it go to $0.65 or $0.60. If it does I'll buy more. My shares are sitting in a retirement account that can just sit there until the right time. I have little doubt as to the future value of this company.
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