RE:RE:RE:Article Agreed, this is one of the strategic problems and material risks that have and will continue to affect the valuation of IVN and the share price. Add to Africa (I am a bit more optimistic on Africa; though recent events in Niger are not supporting such cautious optimism) the other clearly identified problem areas: China (viewed more and more critically by the rest of the world), the continuing economic conflicts between US/EU and China, the RF successor issue, the lack of a diversified and solidified production portfolio...
.......and still you should have IVN in your portfolio. Because of its midterm to longterm economic potential to become a leading well diversified (including geopgraphically) producer. Some people will try to tell you that the stock price is way too low,.....nope it reflects what we know (with room for further downward adjustment). Hanging your hopes on further updates from IVN/RF this fall will share the same ugly fate as the ill conceived run for 15 bucks a few weeks back...Don't get lured into that game, unless you are a trader/flipper or want to burn some cash before panicking out (the volatility is crazy)..