RE:RE:What does Warren Buffet know that you don’t?….although Richfield Ventures could have been called speculative junk before they hit the mother load at Blackwater and a $½ billion buyout. Bessor (Troymet) was right next door and sharing the same geology before a strike was made by Richfield. It was pure luck that Richfield hit gold, because of a localized mineralization event (they were also looking for silver at the time if one recalls), but they knew that the geology made a strike more likely. Good property selection by Troymet back then? Or just luck that Troymet happened to be there next door? I’m seeing the former as the reason, so is why I have a core position here, and of course partially sell during an uptick and buy in downturns, to average in and avoid some share dilution over time. Will Bessor find an economical deposit? Maybe not, but neither will the vast majority of explorers. In that respect they are all bash-worthy if one Is looking for something like a return on investment.