For those of us in the industry (oil in my case), this is the kind of news I like to see. This is turning out to be just what I was hoping for 4 years ago. Getting to the product is easy if you have the right geology, equipment and technical knowhow. But unless you have an infrastructure like we have in the US where you can find "gatherers" around every corner in the oil patch, try marketing the product. SNEY didn't have to worry about that over the last few years because it was trying to find its ass in the dark and had no reason to worry about this stage. (Which, in SL, probably is so corrupt and redtaped it must be a nightmare without a Dredge in your back pocket). Now that they are actually getting gold and diamonds in the bank, getting it out legitimately gets to be the challenge. And like the actual dredging and mining part, there are going to be a few stumbles coming out, but once all parts are working, then look out. That will be when the longs will start making the bucks. The short term investors will lose or make a few bucks as it goes up and down, but enjoy these prices while they are here. It could go to the .004s in the short term or not, depending on future developments, but it looks more and more likely that the company will not only survive, but will thrive. Too many associated with the company have invested too much to let it fail. We may not make as much as we hoped this year, but I bet this time next year, we are at more than a dime per share. And that is a conservative estimate. The main whiner will continue to bemoan SNEY's failure to do what he wants when he wants, but SNEY is moving on SNEY time and I like it. The little train that could is becoming the little train that did. Forget the pinks, and forget getting on OTC. That's a side issue for longs. SNEY has its financing and its now a producer. It's just getting started. Wait until revenues outpace spending. And it's just now expanding. GLA JIm
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