The fact that there are so many fraudulent Chinese cos. is precisely why we have such a great opportunity here. If you had held on to your gold stocks thru 2008-09, you would have done very well. I would guess because you didn't--and were seared by the experience--you didn't get in at the bottom of the huge gold rise since then either. Contrary to your previous approach, we are holding through the bottom as any investor, who is not a trader, should. You are essentially a trader, and while there are certainly successful traders in commodities, I don't know of anyone who has become hugely rich through trading in stocks. You do not want to buy when 'there is blood in the streets'; you have established that you, rather, sell under those circumstances. So, essentially your approach is totally conventional. You're clearly extremely attracted to SIAF, but you're afraid to act on the knowledge you have because others haven't acted before you. At the same time you come before us full of puffery wanting to be patted on the back because the price declined 20 cents on a few tens of thousands of shares. If I were you, I would take a small position. The company is genuine (as attested by the Jordan Fund, among others), and it will not trade next year with an 18% dividend nor the following year with a 36% dividend.
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