So I have been in this share for sometime, it came about after a...

So I have been in this share for sometime, it came about after a visit to Eritrea in around 2013. I did my research and couldn't believe the potential. I basically decided to let it run, a throw of the dice if you will, I am sitting on a good profit but I just think the potential is huge. It has been frustrating but it is Africa, time has another meaning, they don't do quick. Maybe the Board could have done better but I am prepared to give them the benefit of the doubt because of this.
My main concern is the Chinese swooping in, I bought shares in a Canadian gold miner (Sunridge Gold) just outside Asmara, they were taken out by the Chinese, I made good money but it was a sobering thought that they could do the same with DNK.
Anyway phuket guy, it's good to have new shareholders onboard, it's stirring things up a bit. You need to realise that people are going to wonder about ulterior motives, it's only natural, I am naturally a half glass full kinda person, but with a healthy dose of cynicism when it comes to possible motives, nothing personal.
You just got out of the pub so I can forgive your explanation of pump and dump......I didn't understand it. I think a better phrase is buy.....ramp.......sell. Although as just an average investor I wouldn't know really how and if it works.
If it gets to 3 bucks I will be happy, I won't have to work into my dotage, if it gets to 30 bucks then I will be minted.
I think however the question everyone has is how you and your group are going to change things, do you own enough shares to be an 'activist' investor?
That said welcome onboard, you are preaching to the converted when it comes to the potential for this stock.