....to The Rock It is always refreshing to have a new poster come aboard and reinforce the positives about ABI. Many of us have been here for years and have great respect for the assembalge of assets accomplished by Mon. Hinse, done without a cent of debt accumulation. Zero debt, a small but decent operating mine, a mill able to handle present production plus contract milling and a good prospective mine in Sleeping Giant - which could double gold production, excellent prospective asset portofolio.
Many here already have a deep understanding of what you are summarizing. No doubr it is new to some and thus more helpful to them.
Many of us are now underwater after having stayed the course while all of the above was being accomplished only to have the value of our ABI holding halved or worse.
Additionally we have braved on while the leader of the company remains aloof, inscrutable and unable to connect with those who need his input to help build stature so they can comfortably recommend taking on ABI as an astute investment.
And in the process he has aged, beyond 90 years, has not given any guidance on what plans he has for the management of ABI in his absence. At 90 he could be gone in an instant or become seriously incapacitated.
ABI is the ultimate enigma - someone has made it so. Most of us have settled on Mon. Hinse because there is no other person interfacing with the non-inside shareholders. There is a barrier.
We all have knowledge of the things you are dealing out with your messages here. We are believers in all but one aapect and that is because nothing has been done to make us feel cared about as we watch the share prce dwindle.
I appreciate wyour astute commentary - it helps but the low stock price just won't go away and we gt no warmth from the top - it hurts!
If suddenly there is another insider stock purchase at current prices and new generous option grants, I will feel "Hinsed" again and there will be a giant uproar from many in this space.
Amen