Me, too. The strange thing was that I was heavily invested in mining stocks and GMUI turned out to be a dog. At one point, I called them, but they sounded sincere so I gave them the benefit of the doubt and decided that they were probably honest and maybe they could pull out of what I recall as a 90% nose dive. I would say that wasn't entirely good investment protocol but I kept them on my radar- then suddenly I saw a spike. They discovered something? A pump and dump scenariot? Some kind of manipulation. I've seen it all. But after awhile, I began to see they might be even more valuable than junior mining stocks, which can spike upwards like crazy if the price of gold goes up and they have sound-sounding funcamentals, new stuff and some good PR to carry it along. After a time, I could see the extreme unreality of the way gold was acting- and, yes, it turned out that what GMUI turned into might be somewhat more like real gold.
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