Lot 'o hype for today's BNN interview, and really it was great.

Better was that it looks like we have some new blood picking up stock. Decent chance there will be some decision makers who liked what Candido, Tilsley and JF (Paradox) had to say during their string of meetings this week.

These guys don't race back to their computers and spend their clients money recklessly. They get to know management, the property, the geology, the political climate yada yada. It's going to take some time and if and when these new buyers come in and buy shares, they'll probably be off the table for the day traders who I suppose are making up a decent part of the GNH's fantastic volume as of late. That means the price will goes up.

Todays events are disappointing because I think many were waiting for a repeat performance of the first West interview. In hindsight it's obvious that many were preying on this to exit. Best to them, I figured it was 50/50 whether we went up or down today.

However, todays events are also completely insignificant to the bigger picture at hand. It's all about awareness and tonnage. Both are growing at a rapid rate and at some point they are going to meet - and when that happens, our SP simply must be much higher. The money will flow when investors slowly realize that this is a better place to bet than a multitude of other bets, and with an insane upside.

If you feel down, look at the mag and geochem maps at Bellechasse-Timmins. The most brilliant looking areas haven't even been touched yet. And that's within 1 km of the 20km belt. And on the left hand side of this 20km stretch (Beland) the Geochem indications are better than the best of the Bellechasse-Timmins. The other side is only just as good as Bellechasse-Timmins.

And in this little crappy area we are trying to prove up 100M tonnes in the SHORT term.

I can see why James West seems to only own Golden Hope!