RE:RE:RE:You all can thank Sooner!!!I know Sooner, it seems a bit odd that a super-long such as myself wants the price to go down. The reason I wouldn't mind that is because as a realist, I know we are going to experience some SERIOUS market pains before Casino gets sold. Knowing that, the options are to sit tight or add on weakness. Sitting tight won't help long term as it adds no shares (just like no drilling adds no ounces). Ergo, I am a buyer. Does a buyer want higher or lower prices? Obviously, lower prices.
Now, if the scenario were that Casino absolutely will be sold in the next 6 months, then I want the price to continue to climb as high as possible as the extra leverage won't hurt when we get down to the brass tacks and the dotted line is about to be signed.
It's all about timing my friend. Casino won't be sold this year at the bottom of the market. Our BoD is much more intelligent than the yahoos up in Nunavut that are pillaging the shareholders via the pending SBB sale. Who sells at a market bottom?! Absolutely insane!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!