I agree plough. Top dollar today may not be top dollar tomorrow...

I agree plough. Top dollar today may not be top dollar tomorrow (or in a few months, I can wait). Most of us here are in gold stocks because we see the multitude of fundamental factors which should, in my opinion, inevitably propel gold prices higher. Short term, after witnessing the bizarre behaviour of the occupant of the Whitehouse last week, and the shocked reaction of the world, I feel regret that I didn't skim some profits early last week, a sentiment I'm sure some share. But I've only taken small profits on Spartan once, and bought back shortly afterwards. If I had sold last week I'd already be tempted to buy back.
In my opinion, trump's behaviour makes the case for higher gold prices even more compelling. I've never been a fan, and I'd happily accept a lower POG if we could only backtrack and erase him from consideration. But his increasingly erratic and unpredictable behaviour adds weight to my conviction that gold will benefit.
I've watched quite a few videos of the protests in the States over the weekend. For any who haven't, I recommend an eye opener. There's been nothing like this since the Viet Nam war protests. The scale and to a degree the spontanaiety of the turn out is massive. It's difficult to judge what the impact will be, but I have no doubt that a few elected republicans had to change their underpants.