Jumpy88.......I agree Jumpy 88, it’s relentless. A good buy today becomes yesterday’s illusion. I’ve limited myself to sniping @ 100 share lots on days of extreme weakness, -like today, when I bought @ 6.44. I can’t comment on the Granville hookers but I too am on my knees, at least financially. I like that turn of phrase; it makes me feel dignified but nonetheless poor. But it’s definitely better than just plain poor.
I think PPY might have to stop going down before we see any improvement in the others, simply based on the influence of the index funds. If anyone would care to comment on that it would be great to get some input.
I can’t imagine why the Charlie Lake initiative would have unhinged the shareholders to the tune of the $6.89 being where Birchcliff was at the trading halt to where it is now, -except perhaps in the context of it being “just one more damned thing” that gets piled on. But based on Ramman1’s compelling Charlie Lake comment it strongly suggests the Birchcliff management is steadfastly focused on execution (as usual) and that the Gordondale sour gas plant is definitely within in their sights. And believe me that’s a good thing.