jw present and st george mining, page-75

Hi Fredofrog,

ps my poem was not for you :) I forgot you were a frog also.

The options attached to Disclosure on Hot Copper are limited, so if I hold a few remaining shares and I wish to answer the question correctly I click "position". ps I am sometimes a trader but was previously a large "long" holder. I click none for Sentiment as I have no specific buy / sell for this stock. Things could change in a sec with an announcement.

Its a bit like my buying 800000 1.2 cent stock to find 2 weeks later it was in a trading halt and then opened at 8.6cents. I wasn't clever I was lucky. The charts suggested a buy for a 20% gain only.

I liked RMS and bought at 52c bought some more at 59 which I sold next day at 65. Do I have a Sentiment on RMS Long term buy, short term watch ... should retrace but if it breaks up and other gold stocks do so also...

You should do a global search on all that I wrote over last 6 months and you will (I hope) find consistency in my direction and a plethora of summarised information.

I started here wanting an independent director....Rome wasn't built in a day... say hcmif smiling and suggesting that readers should vote against the share issue and "renewal".

I believe that what is happening now at AAM is underscored by the their release of 13th August. I suggest they need some time to sort out a few issues.

There will be a day when ALL gold stocks take off and AAM will be amongst those. In the 80s when gold ran to approx $870 many penny dreadful stocks with far less had AAM SOARED in price.

Many reading these pages will justify their prior buy/sell actions will be irrelevant in the "gold rush". What will be relevant is knowing when to hold and when to sell out. This will me sensing the waves and watching volumes. I suspect we have a long ride ahead.

Disinformation and bleating by some made me angry and I posted in hast knowing I would be moderated.

Geiger says "fredo" and tells you ... amongst other things that "All other factors such as gold in the ground seem far more certain." I ask "IS IT CERTAIN"?

regards