RE: RE: RE: RE: Tip what happens when something goes from being unknown and very undervalued to being known and very undervalued to then being correctly valued is a sight to see, escpecially if the underlying value of the resource (gold) also increases over time (i believe it will). in my opinion, it's scarier to be out of this stock than in it. they have very little money to do another drill program and wait many months, that's why i think that something will happen to this company (a JV, a new partner, etc like you said, I would also add an NSR deal, also huge PDAC show in Canada is coming up could something happen there?) besides drill results. And it won't be a PP down in the teens that's for sure, otherwise they would have done it in December, but they decided to borrow $500k instead from an unknown venture company (which, by the way, neither ICN or Colorado Resouces has filed their 12-31-11 report, which I find interesting, Hering is on the Board at Colorado and last I saw they have over $10 million in cash on the books despite being a small company)... this loan showed me they are very protective of diluting the stock. also, a lot of 'payment' to Lode Star is in shares and warrants, so LS has a vested interest in seeing the share price rise and as little as dilution as possible...but LS is owed another 1,250,000 units which they would love to be issued at a low price down here. unless folks think there's no more than 50,000 ounces at Goldfield alone (heck IMZ has 780,000 M&I and Inf to the east in the area that was mined back in early 1900's etc), then this thing is severely mispriced... by the way, IMZ is nuts not to try to get a piece of ICN...the risk/reward ratio here is off the charts... none of the other dozens of jr miners that i try to follow in my opinion has a better risk/reward ratio, no matter where they are on the planet, let alone in Nevada next to road, utilities, and housing...