Your post referring to "....this ill-fated dreadnoughts course...." is misguided.
DRE is still in its infancy as an explorer and in a short time has made significant discoveries within its large tenements package. So much so I suggest you read Polonium210's post today acknowledging four DRE exploration team members who received an award for their work at Yin.
The depressed share price is not the fault of DRE, but is a reflection of the overall market. Sentiment will, as invariable happens, turn and the company will be a beneficiary.
In the meantime my only question is how will DRE manage its discoveries, going alone with its own costly downstream processing facilities, enter into joint ventures, or sell off the tenements?
Your post referring to "....this ill-fated dreadnoughts...
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