RE: Question about the marketHi Jarus , I am certainly not an expert but here's my 10 second version of an answer. Stocks really fall into 3 categories , value stock , growth stock and dividend paying stocks. Investors who are aggressive and don't mind taking a lot of risk will tend to buy growth oriented stocks of the junior variety . AMA fills the bill in this category since even though it is cash flow positive , it is not yet profitable but as you may have figured out threatening to be profitable any day now. So when the revenue increases to the point that the company can declare a profit position the percieved value of AMA goes way up. when that happens value investors start taking notice as do institutional investors and the growth stock starts becoming a value stock also. A nice combination of traitis when you find such stocks . The art of playing the juniors is spotting the emerging value of growth stocks ahead of the herd , The longs here myself incuded believe the value story is just unfolding but like anything in life high rewards mean high risks. What people think translates to momentum , with juniors that momentum cycle can be 2 hours or 12 months long. We had a nice run in the last 2 months and momentum is clearly on our side , it should last if the company continues to fill the media pipeline with revenue NR 's . YES there are a lot of stocks that are profitable and go nowhere price wise that usually means the growth cycle (reward) is not generous enough and the momentum therefore is zero or even negative. I hope that helped a little .
Cheers TO_Canuck