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Appreciate your posts too kyngdominion.

Im always interested in TA despite not really knowing much more than a few of the basics. Probably dangerous knowledge in my hands, knowing too little n'all but I'm learning more from quality posters such as yourself that offer useful commentary along with your charts.

Anyway, I did my bit and grabbed a few more at the lows.. again. I think the prospects are as good as ever. We have a few of them that are really worthwhile and being actioned as we speak or in the relatively near future, and some like fosterville that also will potentially keep me here for a bit longer because of the potential of what they may find.. Additionally the appreciation generated should agnico or others decide to takeover or join forces in some way with S2R is another vector by which we could get a good boost in the absence of anything else. For sure the clock is ticking for agnico in terms of fosterfille expansion.. We've got them encircled. I think at some point they'll come knocking no matter what stage our exploration is at, especially if M&A FOMO kicks in or if indeed we do get some tantalizing drill hits in a strategic position to them.

Despite our potential here in australia and in foreign lands I do think S2R tends to fly under the radar a little bit. If you use hotcopper as a very rough barometer to judge interest of the general public, the S2R forum is pretty quiet considering the number of irons we have in the fire, the quality of the management and how badly the fosterville tenement was sought by Kirkland lake and others. Some other companies do a lot more presentations,conferences and promotional material but in reality have a lot less to offer and therefore end up with a lot more attention than we have here. It probably doesnt help that we dont have a high turnover of shares. We have some stable holders like Mark Creasey, Paradise and of course management themselves, who of course have been upping their stake recently. There are probably more than a few ex sirius investors that are happy to just patiently stake their money with S2R having reaped the benefits of sticking with Mark Bennett during the amazing sirius growth story. I think the low turnover hurts us when there is bad mining sentiment such as we have had lately but will actually add a bit of rocket fuel when the tide turns and there are not many shares for the taking when the drill gods answer our prayers or some other positive event like that.

Seems the tables are finally beginning to turn though. Tech / growth stocks are looking less attractive , gold price is soaring and finally there may be a fundamental shift towards money being allocated to some of the miners. When the general public finally catch on and do some research all the miners will get a lift but the pearls amongst them will shine even brighter.

As the story goes, the trickle down effect will eventually mean more attention and money will flow to developers and explorers, with the quality ones hopefully feeling the love first. The inflated prices of the miners will also give them more mumbo to buy up some of the better prospects to keep their future exploration Inventory healthy. Some things just take time and this is one of them. I do think we're somewhere close to the nadir of the cycle though, so I'm putting my money where my mouth is and will weather the storm and hopefully be rewarded when things turn.