RE:Load up. Take the offer. Do it soon. Pumping? Damn right.I would add to this post I believe with the next sale of gold we will start the turnaround we all hope and expect.
Buy the offer for positioning. Bid the stock to gamble. Should the buy you make lose 10 or 15 percent or turn green 20 percent who cares.
The upside is 100's of percentage points over the next year or two.
If you are here for instant gratification move on. You will not find it here. Our CEO is building on what he was dealt. And building it he is.
CaptnBalz wrote: Why not? I have done due diligence on the company, spoken with management, and reviewed the posting history of long-time bashers. A preponderance of the evidence shows any time shareholders post a positive comment they are quick to post negatives, a counter if you will.
This is a pattern I noted when reading 50 or so posts from regulars that all proclaim they have a zero stake in BTR. Strangest bunch I have ever run across.
For the rest of us.
You are an investor. You have a timeframe exceeding 2 days or two months. You understand the funds you put into BTR may need 2 years to grow exponentially
Although surprised BTR trades at a market cap below 31 million with a 3.1 million ounce resource estimate, you shake your head at the fact it is trading here with expectations of 4 plus million ounces shortly. When you see the market cap lower than the value of their mill, you are savvy enough to pounce on an opportunity that will germinate over a longer period of time
You also are unconcerned should the stock trade up a nickel or down a dime after your buy from the offer. It makes no difference.
Buy when there is blood in the streets and fear in traders' hearts.
Finally, you are not here for instant gratification. If you are head for the door.