RE: RE: There are people here speaking from both sDon't be pissed. There are two values to be aware of. There is share value and company value. In the short term share value does not always reflect the company value. Opportunities occur when shares are undervalued relative to company value. This can occur in the short run but in the long run the share price will trend toward the company value.
This is why insiders, institutions, brokers, and investors are willing to put up money in the early stages when they can get in cheap on a company that will have great future value.
This is why Fabulosa and others have been willing to put money into Orvana. A dollar or so off recent highs in the long term will mean little when as Orvana continues to ramp up production. Orvana has a lot of value because it brought two mines into production at very low cost and will be a low cost producer with very good grades and it has a third low cost project in the works that can be funded from cash flow and it has a low share count.
Other posters have posted the numbers and they are also available on Orvana's website for you own due deligence.