The problem is that HGO is considered a small mining company and...

The problem is that HGO is considered a small mining company and there is not a lot of investors chasing and holding onto the stock. ie Liquidity.

If a major stakeholder drops a large parcel of shares onto the HGO market - the floor just goes. There really is not enough support.

You've got to wait for sizable players to take an interest in HGO - ie bigtime investors who buy and hold the stock for at least 1 year. And don't simply have an opportunistic speculative mentality and sell it the next moment the share price runs up on a whim.

You also have the problem of geography. HGO's mine is far south - its a bit more harder to ferry the copper from Adelaide to up north, ie China - where most of our stuff is going.

But we'll see shall we? I'm getting a drink.