Definitely. The QR mill/mine, designed for 70k/oz per year, is DEFINITELY something you do not what to know about. Who cares that ~$80 million was spent on it by OTHER companies. That they will be mining in a few weeks is NOTHING you want to know either. The best thing all of you can do, is to look only at the past. Please, give no thought to the present or future. And who cares if the CEO has been buying stock and has dedicated his adult life to this area. It's definitely what he did in the past that matters. And while most PM stocks are getting crushed, it has moved from .70 to $1.00 in the past two weeks. Please, PLEASE don't consider any of this.
Once again LC your true colors show. You speak in absolutes, where none of us are qualified to do so. You attempt to squash open-mindedness and disrespect the ability of the individual to draw their own conclusions. Twice this week you have done this. Rather than speak in insulting generalities aimed at promoting whatever it is your agenda is, how about sticking to the pros/cons of whatever the topic. In my posts that you insult (and BTW, have given no credible intelligent response to, likely because you have none beyond childish one-liners), I speak of both the pros/cons, my experiences, and what resources/methods I use. What have you contributed?
I am a student of Gann, Livermore, Sinclair, Calleman, and Armstrong. I combine what I perceive to be the best of their worlds with my own experiences as a naturalist, software engineer, and recycling business co-owner. I came to this board after cl001 suggested it after seeing my posts on the SMC Yahoo board because I was buying the daylights (even took on loans) out of it at .08, .09, .12 in 7 accounts. I emailed the CEO Peter Tagliamonte on the day of the low discussing, among other things, how I was busy busy buying.
While obviously you don't believe in 2nd chances (based on your assessment of BGM CEO), I will give you a chance to regain some credibility, for you have none in my book at this point. Neither of us know what will happen with BGM.V, but they have a chance to make right whatever they've wronged in the past...and I happen to like their chances.
There is risk in any mining operation, and perhaps even more in this one. My strategy for these is to make sure to get back my original investment but let the free shares ride. I feel we can double without too much difficultly, and will sell half at that point. Rinse/repeat and hold all free shares until the gold parabola (see, many lock-limit up days, etc) makes your head-spin. Take proceeds and join me in the Philippines to enjoy life. :) That's the plan anyway.
-GoldenKnight
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