RE: RE: David Swisher no longer with TAMYou have become a pretty tragic figure, CD.
Once, you were actually trying to provide objective information.
Now you are just spewing bitter and subjective accusations all around you in an effort to get back at TAM management who you feel "took" a lot of your money in the financial crisis. Even if TAM is the best case in the world, you will not touch it now, because your mind is clouded by this bitterness and the stigma attached to the stock.
You were the ultimate TAM-pumper. Less than 2years ago, you KNEW that it was "sheer lunacy" to NOT invest heavily inTAM. Since then, you lost a lot of money (realized losses ornon-realized profits) on TAM due to the crisis (Which, by theway, was completely OUTSIDE of TAM's control), and became a verybitter guy because of it. Other than that, the share price is at a fraction of 2007 levels and not much has changedin the company, AND the critically important base metal prices are again rising aggressively.
Whichcompanies are you investing in nowadays, CalifDreaming? They areprobably good companies. Please name a few of them since I am honestlyinterested, and I am here to learn. If anyone else knows, please let meknow.
Asfor me, I am invested in TAM. Partly because of the new base metal bullmarket, that should ensure a nice stock gain going forward, regardlessof operational progress.
Also, TAM should be a good potential take-over target since it has all permits and documents in place.
Froma sentiment standpoint, I view it as bullish that TAM stillseems to be overlooked despite the obvious zinc&lead uptrend.Should be a matter of time until we see more interest and higher prices.
A financing of pine point would be a bonus, as far as I am concerned. There is room for stock appreciation anyway.