RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:negotiationinvest234: Good points and agree. I have shares in both ARIS and GLDX, like the fact that R. Friedland is involved with the latter, but it's a long way from producing.
I have been investing more in miners that are close to or have a plan to production. We're at that point in the gold cycle that producing or almost producing mines should benefit most from a rising gold price.
I also agree with tonysoprano that GCM keeps gyrating with spin-offs, acquisitions and financially opaque operations. Honestly, if they spun off their ARIS and GLDX shares to shareholders, the GCM share price wouldn't decline that much as their imputed value in the GCM share price is minimal.
People always remark that GCM is undervalued. That we all agree on, but it always seems to stay that way.