Where I can reluctantly respect the opinions you have expressed, I have a difficult time believing they even amount to a small hill of dirt within the context of the experience of any individual of CRCUF's management team, especially when it comes down to investing in a precious metal mine venture.
Putting that aside, I have never had any difficulty accumulating a great many "on the house" Carnac shares, while also taking a minimum 20% profit on each purchased tranche along the way. I am sorry I can't share what I see as a bitter attitude, but that is because I have traded CRCUF effectively over the last three years to well exceed my +10% annual return investment objectives, while also still holding over $10K in untaken profit on a current $767 total in invested capital at risk.
Bottomline, Canarc is a penny stock, simply buy when others are bailing out and sell some while others are chasing a big run, no good reasons to fall in love or be bitter outside of one's own choices.
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