Why would a declining share price equal a risky play? If the fundamentals of a company are strong, and the board have shown the capacity to make majority sound decisions, along with tick objectives and meet healthy milestones…that would actually equate to the stock being on sale and prime opportunity to buy given the oversold nature of it. Especially with your amazing open knowledge knowing that they’ve increased mine lives for all 3 mines and are pending within the next month: FID for Woodlawn. But I suppose you’re continuing down the general consensus that DVP have done nothing to transform what was originally known as VXR, which you certainly weren’t around for. If you think a declining share price equates to an “extremely risky play”, why didn’t you sell out when the share price started to decline? But instead, you’ve tried to create unrest on this forum and knock the company that you have “supposedly” remained HEAVILY invested in.
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