RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:KNTNF appears to be cheapThere is noting inherently wrong about day trading. In fact it gives liquidity to a companies stocks, which can be good. Is it gambling? Well, that would depend on what you call gambling. Is it like betting on red 17 at your local casino? Definitely not. Is it investing? If it involves predicting what will happen to the share price in a given day, or in a short time frame, basing that on what the suspected news will be that will drive gold price which will drive K92 price; then maybe that is just as much investing as buying and doing nothing. It is called active trading. My wife over the past year made around ten thousand, 'gambling' as you would call it, on K92 share price, with a 'pot' of around ten thousand. She choose K92 becasue it is a major holding of mine, but was very volatile last year. I just sat on my holding as K92 went over $10 and then dropped below $6. At the moment she is under water on her latest buy with this unexpected drop in price. So now she is in hold. I tell her that perhaps the price drop is someone sewering the price so they can swoop in with a cheaper buy offer, but who knows.