RE:RE:RE:Bubba happy; Bubba no whiner Fair comment Doug.
Dino's daughter taking out some cash I can understand, the family has lots of exposure and she like most younger people probably wants some real estate. The other two I am surprised but who knows what their mindset might be.
One caution about diversification and risk. Eric is worth billions. He has a ton of bets out across a big swath of juniors and can afford to blow some high risk plays. Anybody from more modest circumstances who dipped hard on Treaty Creek (with money they will need for lifestyle preservation) before it began to run in April and has yet to take out some cash probably has a bigger appetite for risk than many.
A few times before I have sat on huge profits and overstayed the sweet spot. Escalator up; elevator down.
But this weekend as a leveraged gold play, not a core holding, willing to watch the drill results come in for the next few months - how great is this? Surely next week gold is going to have a few runs against the goal line defence of $2000.
And retail brokerage is not going to miss out on a blatant trend line in precious metals. I often think they can be like grocers - they don't care if you buy beans or pasta, they just want you to buy and buy from them. If Main Street joins Wall Street and pumps the PM sector we probably haven't seen anything yet.
I'm a believer drill campaigns are risky undertakings, this one looks pretty good - and what is different from Kaminak, or Keegan, Elianore, several others over the past ten years is the force of the chart for gold. That is a big lift.
Good luck, some money to be made here it sure appears.
20 - 60 - who knows how many ounces Treaty Creek might reveal.
cg