RE:RE:TO Matt, my thoughts!
Matt wrote, "The market dictates the price.
If it was worth more the market values it higher.
Get that through your thick head."
This logic is faulty. The market is not speaking about the value of SOI's shares. There are more than 100 million shares extant. Just a few thousand are trading daily. It's a false assumption that the value placed on lawn mowers in yard sales reflects the value of lawn mowers in the market. YouTube is full of videos of "take it away for $free" instances of a mower needing and oil-change or a carburetor cleaning to be good for a decade more use.
SOI's value is not 17cents. It's 1/1xxmillion of what SOI is, a prospector sitting on 1.6million ounces of gold and probably more in Cheechoo and elsewhere. The daytraders are not setting the value of my shares. That's why I and many others are not selling our shares at this price.
When SOI starts taking that gold out of the rock and selling it on a liquid market at $1800USD/ounce shares will trade for dollars per share, not cents.