RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:GSPI am no expert in the potash industry and nor do I care to be. Based on what I have read
and picked up from some of the group here, looks like the odds are above average. A lot of the company experts have put a lot of skin in the play. I have no interest in gaslighting, like a few
on this board. Based on the comments you have made over the months I have been following this board, you have been both supportive and you have been pretty good at sowing doubt. I suspect you and a few others took advantage of the couple jumps in price. If I had kept my original positon, I would most hang on to it at this point in the game. Maybe sold a few as a nice problem in the future may be capital gains and spreading out the tax bill over a number of years. Those holding in a TFSA could do exceptionally well. I don't own a lot of small mining stocks as I have been
burnt a number of times over the years. I am a bit of a gambler by nature so if I am into a
mining stock I am looking for a 10 bagger or more. I took advantage of the price jump to get back in at lower prices. Once I see how the financing goes I will make a decision to
get back in. I think we will see a temporary opportunity at lower prices. The company already has 400 million shares out we should see a significant amount of dilution. Don't know much about how financing is arranged in Europe, but if it is like here, a lot of accredited investors
will be the winners on the new financing with lower prices than a retail investor. I am surprised to see the stock holding up so well. If it is due to only a couple of articles in the press, then imagine what real promotion will do. For now I am just trying to figure out at what station I get back on the train. I imagine a lot of you following the stock will be standing on the same platform.