Frustrating at bestTudor is not the only junior sitting on a multimillion ounce deposit that is not being recognized.
I continually scratch my head in wonderment as to why these huge in situ deposits are valued at a relative pittance.
I think I have an answer and a solution. But don't hold your breath waiting for the solution. It could could be a heck of a long ways off.
IMO, the establishment has totally convinced the mainstream investment community that gold holds no intrinsic value. It may have begun when Bernanke refused to any longer call it money. The heck with the U.S. Constitution.
The solution may seem preposturous, but unless the price of gold goes up substantially, and by that I don't mean double or triple, but more, nothing will change.
There are reasons that this could happen. But there are also forces at work that will do everything in their power to see that it doesn't.
I remain long on gold and gold stocks and have been for more years than I care to remember, however, I feel resigned to abandoning the idea that gold will have its day for a long, long time.
I hope this is wrong thinking, and I also wish everyone good fortune with their gold related investments.