RE: Keep in mind.. Devash,
How long have you been invested in Stans? I've been following since the end of 2010 and invested since January 2011, almost two full years. While I believe the worst days may be behind us from a company-specific news perspective, I do feel that I understand the "pulse" of how this stock trades.
I know this won't be popular on here, but I believe it is the truth. Most of the run from where we were up to the .90s was the result of momentum trading based on a Bryon King recommendation. Go back and look at the history of the spike: what they do is trade based on a BK recommendation, they pick a price ahead of time at which they will sell out. They buy in moderate volumes over a couple days and then sell when the volume gets thin at the top of the move. They sell hand over fist at this point, all in one day. Note the $2.2m shares traded a few days back when the stock tanked...this was the day the momentum traders left, and the highest volume day even considering the good days when positive news was released.
I was as happy as anyone when the stock moved from the high .20s to the mid 90s in about 2 weeks time. And I believe the stock was way oversold. But I think the move up to the 90s was mostly momentum traders who have no loyalty to the company and will not be back to pump up the stock price until their next coordinated momentum play. The claims of $2.50 by year-end are highly unlikely unless PFS, BFS, and financing partners are announced.
I agree with you that this is a "new beginning" for Stans, and the stock is one of the best places to be in the HREE space.
David