CHR General Discussion, page-158

You have to think about this logically and assume there is nothing dodgy happening (like insider information), a big shareholder has just decided there is better opportunities in the market (their loss), due to this large shoulder leaving and the low liquidity on this share the price has temporarily tanked, this does not mean it is a true reflection of the value of this company (all the potential upside in the next 4-5 months, after a 12+ month wait for drill permits), it just mens there is a temporary higher supply vs demand of shares, this will revert to its true underlying value, circa 50-60c once this large shareholder is done selling and will potentially go a lot higher when we get the drilling results. Patience is key, no point selling and locking in a loss now....