where are you rabbit??, page-9

Thanks Tmorra.

In my opinion when the market becomes overly negative stop losses in a stock like IGR can have a snowballing effect - and they probably did when IGR was knocked into the 30s.

That was absolutely ridiculous imo with gold around US$1500.

There's ample information from very good analysts indicating how undervalued good gold companies have become compared to the price of gold.

We're still seeing it with the HUI lower than it was when gold first hit US$1000!!!

IGR has moved into very profitable gold production without any major issues while plenty of exploration success imo continues to hint at something really major on IGR's leases.

So when the market goes into one of its seriously negative moods where it just pretends good news has not been released, far from being scared and selling, I see it as an opportunity to add to my position in a stock like IGR, as at this point in time I believe we are still in a generational gold bull with the best moves by far yet to come, both in gold and many times over in gold equities like IGR.