Thanks for that advice OT. Yes, I'm not a "daytrader" and to...

Thanks for that advice OT. Yes, I'm not a "daytrader" and to make money you need to at least be aware of some of the basic rules you have listed. But my comment was not intended to be about me, but about LGL. How can one of Australia's largest gold producers sitting on one of the lowest production cost mines in the world go for years without declaring a dividend, and at the same time end up with a share price 10% lower after two years (ignoring the share trading aspects)? Where is the increase in value? Even if they did pay off all debt and invest in further expansion, surely should this not be reflected in the SP?