Doubleview Gold Corp. V.DBG

Don't get frightened, train yourself.

[Makeithappen799]

Volatility in markets today, lots down 10 to 15% across the board but as always, this is temporary. Metals are getting more expensive, not less, that's the direction we're heading regardless of volatile days like today. A rookie move would be to sell when seeing this stock at $0.34-0.36/share despite a few days at $0.40-0.41/share. Remember, a few weeks ago we were hovering between $0.225 to 0.26/share. We get so bored of new highs that mild pullbacks cause a panic. Even at $0.34/share, that's a ton better than $0.225/share and is still a decent gain for how short of a timeline this encompasses. Lifegoeson yes there tends to be a small price drop when they're exercised but it's temporary. I loaded up some more when this happened at the $0.225 level. Then it jumped to the $0.40s shortly after. We have so much potential that this is all essentially "housekeeping" and won't impede our way up. Nothing goes up linearly, look at the companies that have made shareholders very wealthy over time and analyze the trend. You'll see there is a diagonal trend to the upside over time, with dips and spikes along the way. Just like we have seen here where we have climbed from $0.08/share as more activity went on from drilling/financing/exploration.

[valleypi223]

So true...I'm hearing allot about copper and silver for EV'S.  DBG is in the right place at the right time.

[lifegoeson]

Makeithappen, I agree, everything has its cycle in the stock markets. The recent slump of gold is weighing heavily on the junior resource market. The traders see this, load the offer and then suddenly DBG has a lot of selling pushing the price down to below $0.34. When everyone one was happy with gold, and the promotion was pumping on all cylinders, DBG held the $0.40 range for almost 3 weeks