so what next?, page-16

the stock is dropping on very small volume. The drop is not because of serious selling, but rather a lack of buying interest. Same short term effect of course. This is going on across the board and should provide a fantastic opportunity for the smart folk willing to sit out this silly stuff. We now have 2 seperate discounted valuations of approx 17c, so the stock is trading at half its discounted valuation. Clearly the companies valuation is soon to reach beyound 20c, so it makes AVB a compelling stock to own. Most folk are completely focused on the short term stock price and are missing the point. You can't keep building an asset base like this and continue trading at increasing discounts. The funny thing is that if someone turned up and bid 20c for the company, everyone would be running around this board saying they won't get my stock - it's worth 30c? The most obvious buying opportunities are right in front of us. The 'timing' of everything is always the hardest part. AVB remains cheap because the market remains in a crisis of confidence. The political situation is terrible. Bring on an early election so we may return to a semi normal investment environment. The lower it drops, the more i will buy. I also expect the stock to turn very quickly at some stage. This can come happen on one drill result. dyor.