The voluntary delisting, and the consequent uncertainty created among existing and potential shareholders, certainly established a lower base price for CGR, but the fundamental expectation of a significant profit at some higher price of gold remains unchanged. Unbridled speculation is the primary driver for penny stocks and as gold trends higher, my expectation is that CGR will rise in tangent - absent any new announcements by CGR which might be perceived as negative by the markets. The delisting is a desperate move to survive the current manipulation of the price of gold by the politically elite and their market cronies. Once the elites and their minions have all the gold they can reasonably grab without raising the suspicions of the sleeping masses, they will allow the price of gold to shoot up. If the CGR interim survival strategy works, we have a gold mine here. (pun intended)
I am only expressing my personal opinions or repeating public information from SEC filings or media outlets-which may or may not be correct. Do your own investigating before investing!
