RE:The only trades that are being made now and for the last 6
If you are correct, and it appears you are, then everyone here should be stepping back and looking at the big picture. Since the stock has been intentionally kept under the radar by its management, we have a unique opportunity.
Are we shooting ourselves in the foot with our sell orders at $.07 and $.08 cents that create a cap on the price? What happens if there is an immediate buyout offer in January or February? We know there are interested parties and they have been accumulating for some time. It will be based on an average price of the previous trading days. So if the price averages $.06, a 100 percent premium (which will look like a good deal to many flippers) will be at $.12. If everyone just stops selling for a month, buyers will have to compete for available shares. If the price is at $.20 at the time the PEA comes out, a 100 percent premium would be $.40.
If gold is trading higher, then the buyout price will be higher, but considering gold is now caught in the middle of a global currency war between the West and East, gold is seen as a tool of Russia and China therefore it is the enemy of the Federal Reserve and the U.S. dollar, therefore it is possible the gold price may still be held down during the next three months during the time EGX is up for sale. This will leave us with a buyout price that represents a premium over the current share price with little blue sky priced in in.
My advice (not that I expect anyone to take it seriously), would be to pull your sale orders and let those who have waited until the PEA is closer fight for the available shares. We know, from the experience in May, that the story will attract hot money simply because of the timing of the PEA and the scheduled mining law improvements. At the moment there are less than a million shares showing on level two for sale between the current price and $.10.