RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Like I saidWell said, Ortho. Well said.
I've been trading on the Venture Exchange for over 20 years and I can tell you that PATIENCE is everything. Just to give you a good example, back in 2010, I purchased another stock called American Manganese (AMY.V) at .30 cents and it went up to $1.15 within six months. But then it gradually sank to around .02 cents by 2012. It's been that way for the last four years (sound familiar?).
Anyway, AMY has now jumped from .02 to .25 in the past five days! (That's 12 X's its base price) THAT'S HOW FAST THESE VENTURE COMPANIES CAN MOVE ONCE THEY REPORT GOOD NEWS.
And I fully expect GER to have the same kind of explosion (12 X's its base would be 12 x .12 cents = $1.44/share) once they secure gold-bearing properties and start processing their own material. And if gold hits $1500/oz there's no telling how high GER will go.
Bottom line is this...
Eagles were born to fly high and rule the sky. And yet, sometimes, they have to come back down to earth and rest awhile...as in .02 cents per share. But that's just because they have to eat some turkey to regain their strength. Once they've had their fill, they climb higher than before.
Sit back and enjoy the ride. This eagle is getting ready to fly again.
Cheers!