GOR? On? Out? when?, page-61

if you post on this forum, you should be open to having your point of view challenged. it's the only way we all learn, by being challenged. by having our assumptions challenged. the moment you're challenged, you throw a hissy for, then maybe you're more fit for kindergarten than the stock market.

look at the blood bath in the markets. context is important. the moment there is a sell off, we can't expect management to use our cash to buy back shares. GOR is so young as a producer, that would send the wrong signal to shareholders and to the market, quite frankly.

if anyone has leveraged to invest at $1.70, then I'm sorry if you're going through pain right now. you can't expect management to come in and save your backside. they're too busy keeping the wheels moving on a fantastic project, that will return dividends to the patient and the faithful.

all market historians know that what is happening to GOR and other gold producers has happened before in times like these. if you don't understand why this is happening, then go and educate yourself.