RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:This is how inneficiant the market is at times.That's true VT. The story here is compelling. It could move up to 5 or 6 in a day or two in the event of positive news. Shorts get clobbered trying to cover. At 42% short by number of trades, it's as if a catapult were drawn all the way back. I remember that's precisely what happened at Oyu Tolgoi in a previous incarnation of IVN. Counting RF out is usually a bad bet. On top of that, you have buyers rushing in. If you're out, it's hard to buy at 5, when you know you could of had it easily for $2.75. You hope it pulls back. Instead it goes the other way. I've also experienced that many times on some truly big plays. Then you feel terrible. You probably shouldn't, but for some reason lost opportunities sting more, then when a company tanks. So, risk cuts both ways. Holding IVN is risky, but so is not holding it. That's not advice to buy. Everyone needs to evaluate their own tolerance for risk.