The issue here is it did not partake in the rise with the other miners in the recent pop, nor did it fully take advantage of the rise back in 2011...yet, it takes part in every single dip with the miners. That's the problem. We don't experience the rises, yet we feel the dips of the all the others.
I do have time to make back my losses, I've already secured a huge loss by selling much at the Hecla bid of $1.80. Those shares were purchased in the mid .60s (ie: $3.00s after the split). I then re-loaded tons in the mid $2.00s, as well as having loads of shares from my previous purchases prior to the split.
We know this company is real and producing, yet their share price continues to drop.
RT - We are 10 cents ABOVE the Hecla takeover bid, yet we have 33% fewer shares. The prior CEO was stating we'd most likely see a $3.00 price after the split...($2.70 would be breakeven from Hecla offer).
Hecla rose from $4.50 to $7.00 in the recent rise of silver...we did nothing...we fell.
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