Or maybe it's just a certain atmosphere where you realize after a while that the company "action" seems to be more about the stock, warrants, financing deals and Public Relations hype, than about actually succeeding on the ground. It's a subtle thing and I guess it includes a bit of old-fashioned mainstream prejudice against the penny stocks of the old Vancouver Exchange, most of which ended up worthless.
As an example of my qualms about "Vancouverishness", I began to balk at Cassidy Gold's pattern of PR, dilutions, and personal linkages to other obscure enterprises, and the fact that $500+ gold hadn't revived the stock price, so I finally bailed out at a loss. Cassidy stock has risen substantially since then.
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