There aren't many sub-pennies out there where someone isn't getting all shrill about naked shorters. My question is this. How do you know that the stock is being shorted by these nefarious naked shorters? How large is this naked short position?
What has the company done to shore up their stock price? How many shares are outstanding here? I see 800 million authorized and 214 million in the float.
I saw "over" 4 kilos of gold in April. That makes what? 50 kilos per year? 1760 oz? at $420-say $200 for production? $387,000? I get about .0005 per fully diluted share.
I think we have some potential here, but this company doesn't show much of its hand. Bolivia is profitable. What about the rest of the company? Is the company profitable? Maybe they should indulge the investment community and try reporting. That's what is often referred to as laying your cards on the table.
I'm really sorry that this company hasn't performed to your expectations. As for your question, "How did this stock get trashed from .15 to .003?" There are a lot of things that can do that. Sometimes it's just management.
I honestly did buy this company as a crap-shoot. I can't think of anything more ridiculous then standing at the craps table screaming that someone is making the dice roll funny.
Market Data 
Markets 
AI
