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RE: I agree

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Wow I thought I was the only one here from the Birim days.  Maybe there are some Goldcrest (??) holders out there too.  TDSB is right to some extent and I anticipated his response.  However, this company will have a life after the end of June, that's for sure.  And the feasibility study begins in the second half of the year and once that study is complete there will then be a whole new raft of buyers wanting to buy in.  There are all kinds of obstacles to building a producing mine, so we shall see if I will hang on for that ride;  its the massive properties and ongoing exploration potential that I like.  There are some great short term traders out there, some people have a natural ability to spot short term patterns, others see the way in swing trades, and others see the future two or three years out;  I think we each have to find something that works for us personally.  For myself, my biggest wins have been when I have applied some patience to the situation, that's one of my strengths.  I was wound up in some short term trading last year and lost some serious money on transaction costs; I was trading large blocks of shares and etfs frequently throughout the day for a while before I even realized my broker was charging me 1 per cent in and 1 per cent out on the currency exchange - I don't even want to tell you how much money was wasted with that stuff.  But I learned my lesson and I am back to doing what I do best, predicting how the future will unfold over a 2 to 3 year time. Others will tell you there is no way you can know what will happen in two or three years, that it is much easier to predict what will happen in two or three hours or even two or three minutes.  Whatever works and makes you money.  I would love to revisit that day when I bought a bunch of Birim shares for 14 cents thinking that its out of favour now but it has the potential to be a star someday.  A couple of years later we are well on the way.  And think of all the people along the way who have traded in and out for a few cents here and there.  Exercising just a little more patience would have made them a fortune in a few short years.  The difference between trading a stock and investing in a company.  Learning about a company and the sector is much more fulfilling than the superficial exercise of reacting quicker than the next guy on the short term movements in the price of a stock.    Sorry for the long post,  Sorry for suggesting TDSB is a loser  - lol -  WEF is looking good at 34 cents today!