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Golden Goliath Resources Ltd V.GNG

Alternate Symbol(s):  GGTHF

Golden Goliath Resources Ltd. is a Canada-based junior exploration company. The Company is focused on exploring and developing the gold and silver potential of properties in the Red Lake District of Ontario. The Company’s Canada properties include Quebec, and Wish Ore. Queb includes Victory 21 Property, Citadell Property, Bedard Property, and Ernest Property. The Victory 21 Property includes about 18 map claims, 10 pending claims over 1200 hectares. The Citadell Property, Bedard Property and Ernest Property are located in Central Quebec, stable modern mining jurisdiction, which includes about 24, 22, and 34 map claims. The Wish Ore Property is located 60 kilometers north of Sault Ste Marie.


TSXV:GNG - Post by User

Comment by cqfdon Sep 24, 2012 10:23am
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Post# 20406350

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Johnny,

You wrote: "market is always right".

Well... I don't think so.. and that's why I can profit form stocks. I try to buy undervalued stocks with positive technicals. Markets almost always take some time to realize the value of non-value of a stock. If markets were efficients, we would never have had the tech bubble (100 to 150 P/E)... and P/Es would never be 5 or 6 (happened a few times during the past 100 years).

I think that markets can ignore or overvalue good or bad companies for months or years.

That said, I'm all for "mark to market". Therefore, GNG now trades at 19.5 cents and that's today's value if you were to buy or sell GNG shares. That's today's market... no more or less. That doesn't mean that GNG is not worth more or less than 19.5 cents.

Cheers

Richard

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