RE: RE: RE: I love SST at these levelsThis is what always bothered me about SST. The fundamentals on the surface look to good to be true. SST is like a cash cow when the streams are flowing even at today's silver prices. Yet the stock continues to get pounded. When the Sherwood gold & silver stream agreements were announced, which should have moved the stock much higher, SST declined over 50% from .80 cents to under .40 cents. Everyone who owns the stock keeps saying the fundamentals are great yet the stock is still under selling pressure. When a stock looks this good fundamentally but it continues to languish at around it's all time lows, perhaps there are other fundamental factors not readily apparent at play. Yes all PM shares have been creamed & that is a factor but SST has proved reserves, fixed costs, is very cash flow positive, is very profitable selling at about five times earnings. The flaw in the business model & the fact that there is no guarantee of minimum ounces & no guarantee of payment to SST if the bought streams aren't produced are big risks that may be the reason the stock is languishing. SST paid Lundin millions & got nothing for it. SST paid Aquiline $17 million & who knows if that mine will ever go into production. That is a total of about $56 million is shareholder capital that is GONE permanently, returning NOTHING but a prayer that these mines will eventually produce.