Here's the typical startup miner chart (I didn't bother trying to find the exact same one I used previously), along with current GXY and NSL chart(both new producers, GXY obviously has been in production longer than NSL).
I'll ignore the big dip on the 'typical chart'(and GXY's) where capital was raised because NSL seemed to be somewhat immune to that dip due to more promising factors over-riding them at the time(and yes for arguments sake I'm calling First Sam's as one of the capital raises to appease the whingers), beyond that it seems it's pretty text book stuff.
The main correlations that I see between the typical junior miner chart and NSL, is the dip on the chart due to "startup production problems/delays", and the resolving problems phase, not much use pointing out the next move from here once problems get resolved as that is what we're all here for.
I think most here would agree that if over the next month or so more problems are ironed out, production increased, sales increased and then expansion announced then we will be busting through old high's, question is who's gonna fold in the mean time if everything isn't worded and delivered exactly to their pre-conceived times/ideas on how this needs to unfold, and who will be able to sit back in Nov/Dec and hopefully say 'finally I am rewarded for my patience now the share price has broken through old high' and large growth is in sight'.
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