RE:RE:Don't know, but it appears positive.If your gains were only short-term at the time I can't fault you for not selling at the top last year. If the gains were long-term though, ouch - you may have missed the boat or be prepared to wait a long time to get back to where the peak was.
Looking back to the 2011 peak, the juniors which were near $10 or higher were those with elephant-sized deposits. If Novo hopes to ever justify the lofty prices they saw earlier it will need to have the deposit size in excess of THM's and gold grades in excess of SBB's.
You're in the catbird seat - your basis in the stock is peanuts so you don't have to worry. I feel for those whose basis in this stock is hovering around $6+ USD because the opportunity cost involved could be substantial if Novo ends up being a bust. And what is a bust? Probably anything less than pie-in-the-sky expectations many have.