RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:and there is the reason for the relentless selling GMB1
The point that I was trying to make, why worry about pennies (now include percentages) on a company and management that you don't seem to trust? For me, that is the very reason that I bought in. Even though I trust management, it doesn't guarantee success, but that is where it all begins and ends for me. When you tried to insinuate that management might be up to shady dealings at the beginning of the month, you crossed the line for me. You continue to talk the company down, but admit to look for an entry point. If you don't trust management, why have any entry point at all?
I have no doubt that you are good at investing and probably better than me, but I do question your tactics. I have no problem with anyone who questions my numbers, I have no problem with anyone who notices a problem or potential problem with the company. This chat room is hopefully to discuss ideas that might make (or save) us all more money. From my perspective, we are entering into a pivotal part of Sitka's life. They have the money, they now have a better understanding of the ground of each of their properties (due to last years maiden drilling), so I continue to bet on their expertise to find good targets....while continuing to watch them bet on themselves, by buying in the open market. Win or lose, I will be able to live with the results. In the fall, I will reevaluate the company to the best of my ability and decide to buy, sell or hold at that time.
Most of us are here to make money and I would venture to say most of us try to play an honest game while doing so. I believe you have the ability to add a lot of value to this board, but I'm not a fan of how you seem to lay the narrative currently, to gain a better entry point for yourself. It is my belief that any relationship begins and end with trust....friendships, relationships or business dealings.....if management "leaves a bad taste in your mouth" why eat their cooking?