@Sector Lead I'm not interested in having a points competition with you or anyone else. I mentioned the likes simply because you said that my original post was a "yawn fest". I simply pointed out that 60 people, including respected members did not feel it was a yawn fest, and I was happy to see my research being acknowledged.
Apart from those 60, the BIS, the central bank of central banks agrees with many of my points. I don't need any further validation. The link is in one of my earlier comments.
I did not comment about DRM in March. I commented last week, and it rose 20% this week. Notice also that my analysis on DRM was after it had already risen despite being slow for a while and was hence a bolder call, when I still rated DRM as a buy. It could fall 90% tomorrow for all I care and I'll still rate it as a good stock, and the buy of the century if that happens. Volatility comes with the territory.
I did not recommend staying invested in gold juniors last "2" years. I mentioned that clearly. I guess you "forgot" to see that point too.
I believe that gold is fundamentally very undervalued and so the same applies to gold stocks. Good luck to anyone trying to perfectly time the market but that is not my cup of tea. Maybe you are intelligent enough to do so, but I prefer analysing fundamentals and waiting patiently. To each their own.
Keep repeating the same points and you will get the same response from me - PDN was around 17 cents in 2000, fell to just 1 cent in 2003, and then rose to AUD 10 before the the GFC. I bet you were the kind of person mocking PDN investors in 2003 who invested and eventually made 1000 times returns in a few years. Anyone who cannot stomach such volatility shouldn't even be talking about stocks, forget about investing in stocks. Just because you probably lost your shirt investing in oil stocks at the high some months back, that does not make "stocks" a bad investment. People must understand stocks and stock volatility before commenting on them. Read up on Rick Rule, a gold bull based in North America. I think I read somewhere that he had purchased PDN at around 10 cents and when it fell to 1 cent, he did not sell but topped up, and eventually made a killing on that. I prefer to learn from such geniuses, and had people like you mocking him when he topped up at 1c.
IMHO, Please DYOR and good luck.
