RE: RE: RE: Amazing assays/ poor SP Thanks for your reply. I see your point. Perhaps Dweck or similar is unwinding a position here.
However, my problem with present management is not just the late assay info. It is more the lack of them outlining their future plans and relating those plans to past drill results, etc. From the outside it just looks like they aren't paying much attention to what they are doing. For example, many thought the very late drill results meant that they had hit another bonanza hole and thus had everything re-assayed. The results were excellent, but not bonanza grade this time. They don't seem to be managing expectations. Obviously, they were more than twice as long as should be expected even with today's slow labs, yet they gave no explanation.
The only explanation I am left with is that they aren't spending much time or effort managing the company. I certainly hope that explanation is wrong. If investors start to have confidence in management, the SP will probably triple within weeks, Dwek or no Dwek.
I know that patience is often rewarded in this type of situation and certainly hope it is true in this case. One thing is certain; we cannot accuse this management of being primarily stock promoters, trying to rip off us poor stupid retail investors.
Rip