Patience will be RewardedAs an Australian, I owned shares in the company for more than 3 years which was later acquired by Eric Sprott's Kirkland. The company at the time made some money, but not a lot, because the grade was not brilliant before the discovery of Swan Zone. I stayed on because I didn't see anything too fundamentally wrong. And the share prices didn't go up much at all for at least 15 months even after the discovery of high grades after 20 odd years of underground minding. That is market sentiment, which is out of our control, no matter how learned we may think we are in the sphere of mining investment. And when it did go up, it shot up by close to 17 times at one stage. I bailed out at 12 times. In my humble opinion, the NFGC management's long-term vision may not align with the shorter-term view of many of us, but there is nothing wrong fundamentally for the long run. We just need to be patient - the picture we're going to see in 6 months can be very different if we use these oversold dips as an opportunity to accumulate more. I wish I had more liquid assets to go much more aggressively than I have been able to.