duded"I agree with the statement regarding the fact that if you can buy at or below the PP level on any company it's a good bet."
The only problem with that is when they reprice the PP downward. Those shares you bought at .34 look pretty expensive now. I told you they were pricey, mainly because you were using the flow-through shares at .35 as a basis to buy, but you forgot to consider that those shares were worth a lot less based on their tax-advantage. You said that you were going to continue to buy below .35, telling everyone how the share price just 'could not' drop from that level. I am wondering just how many shares did you buy as the share price fell?
Of course now you claim that you're "getting back in" at these levels, implying that you weren't buying higher, and how this share price is such a great deal. So just what is the truth?