Fury Gold Mines Ltd FURY

buy it back???

[swingtrader45]

Barely landed on my with this dog coming out of last year, LOL, so now what??? Buy the pull back??? I get the sense Ivan will confuse a bull market for brains (again) and sell more Dolly to buy some lower grade Quebec dump. Sadly, Tim looks like he his beholden to another Master and will gladly sell them your precious Dolly again. That last sale wasn't just terribly timed, it gave away control and sure looked orchestrated into the low - one smart guy I know said it made him puke over the side of his yacht.

My other thought is do they over-focus on Eau claire and drive it squarely into the 'development orphanage' - a la FF??? Literally as I write this I'm thinking, just buy more DV...

Too harsh??? Give these guys a second chance??? Thoughts???

[GoldInsect777]

I only bought this stock in late March after the pullback from the private placement, so my perspective is one of someone who hasn't been burned (yet).  With that said, their ownership in DV was one of the main reasons I had decided to make the plunge, but I unfortunatley did not catch that their position in DV was no longer over 30% before I bought.  From what was explained by

[willyk3]

High degree of faith?  Fury at 70 cents, TSLV for a couple of dimes and no listing at all for coppernico. Looks like Ivan has created a mess....Auryn had a decent cap before all this..  And dont even get me started on the dolly sale... Far too late to sell...andf u never know when things can turn on a dime ...so a hold at this point..but you have to plug your nose to do it

[GoldenOrb]

I believe it was Agnico Eagle that bought the 17 million shares. Some funny business going on I sense, but  with Agnico holding that 17 million position could make a bid for DV much more competitive.  ?  I was overwhelmingly against the sale of the 17 million at 40 cents CDN, in retrospect a give away fire sale.  YET it may prove beneficial if their turns out to be a bidding

[pennyflipping]

Oh, absolutely! I can't express how much I admire their impeccable timing and sheer brilliance in the market. Their decision-making skills are truly the epitome of financial genius. I mean, who wouldn't want to follow in their footsteps and buy into a lower grade Quebec dump? And the whole yacht-puking incident? Pure class. It's not every day you find such inspirational figures. I say,